Quiver Collection (page 3)

Jamestown Exhibition, Norfolk, Virginia, USA. The card features an aerial view of the Exnibition site, a fine illustration of a Red Indian Brave and two inset illustrations

Design for Printed Textile in red, yellow and blue. Gouache and Pencil on heavy paper. Silver Studio. circa 1900

A meena of Jajur
Meenas are a caste of Hindus. A man with a bow in one hand and an arrow in the other with a quiver slung across his back. He is dressed in white with a turban on his head

Royal Wedding 1923 - The Wing Commander by Elcock
Symbolic illustration by Howard K. Elcock celebrating the wedding of Prince Albert, Duke of York to Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon at Westminster Abbey on 26 April 1923

The Graphic Christmas Number 1925 front cover
Entitled, Safety First, a woman in a pink dress ensures she won t be struck by an arrow of love as she teases a tiny cupid, waving his bow and quiver of arrows high above his reach. Date: 1925

Namibia, Africa - Quiver Trees
Namibia (German South West Africa) - German soldiers posing by Quiver (Kokerboom) trees (Aloe dichotoma). Date: circa 1910s

San Bushmen rock painting, Smithfield, Southern Africa
San Bushmen rock painting from Smithfield, Southern Africa depicting people, an elephant and an eland antelope and a doll representing a bushman. Date: circa 1910s

American Natives / De Bry
Native Americans as described by travellers, with a bow for hunting, a canoe for fishing and a basket for gathering Date: 16th century

Chinese Archer & Flag
A Chinese warrior archer - the standard bearer for his division in fine decorated uniform

Warrior of the Congo
A warrior of the Congo (approximately todays Zaire) armed with bow and quiver : his feet are bare but his head is adorned with an extravagant feathered headdress

Archer from the Caucasus
A warrior from the Caucasus region in Eurasia (loosely determined by Russia to the North, Iran to the south, the Black Sea to the west and the Caspian sea to the east)

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