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These three replica arrows are for a special order for the Boy Scouts Arrow of Light award. It consists of 2 museum-quality replica Apache arrows that copy authentic Apache arrows in the Smithsonian, and one Northern Paiute arrow that is a reconstruction based on fragments found in Roaring Springs Cave in SE Oregon that are currently in the Museum of Anthropology at the Univ of Oregon in Eugene. These arrows copy every aspect of the originals including the materials used (reed man shaft and hardwood shoot foreshafts), feathers, sinew wrappings, paint design, the colors used, and the dimensions of the original artifacts.
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$165.00
This replica Apache arrow copies numerous authentic Apache arrows in the Smithsonian that were collected in the late 1800’s. This arrow is identical to the others I offer here, but this one has a metal point and the foreshaft is painted black.
This arrow has a reed main shaft with a hardwood foreshaft that’s painted black and it’s tipped with an iron point made from an old barrel hoop. This arrow is fletched with turkey wing and tail feathers and all wrappings are real deer sinew. About half the Apache arrows I examined were tipped with metal points, and the other half were stone tipped, indicating the Apaches were still making and using stone arrowheads, but would also employ metal points when they could acquire them.
Shipped in a sturdy PVC pipe to ensure safe delivery to your door. Free shipping within the U.S.
