Eastern European style quiver

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Eastern European style quiver

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Here's another take on the Eastern European/Turkish style quiver.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2517/391 ... e5b10d.jpg
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flickr is blocked by work

any possibility on putting what you want to show on another platform?
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Post by Kilkenny »

sigh... I have tried to post images here directly, but for whatever reason I just never have been able to get the hang of it.

I'll add the quiver pic to my website this evening. Hopefully that won't be blocked.

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Post by Oswyn_de_Wulferton »

Here you go.

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Westerners, we have forgotten our origins. We speak all the diverse languages of the country in turn. Indeed the man who was poor at home attains opulence here; he who had no more than a few deiners, finds himself master of a fourtune.
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Thank you Oswyn...
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