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    <value>Steel. Recurved and formed of two arms of steel, of flat section with medial ridges on the inside (at rest) and short, rectangular section ears cut with nocks for the bowstring. The arms are joined in a hand grip where the steel of the bow narrows and grips of wood, which retain traces of polychrome painting with flowers, are attached</value>
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        <value>Entry date: 1879-02-10</value>
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        <value>Unlike the European bow, oriental types were almost all of the type called a re-curved bow, that is, they bend in their relaxed state in the opposite direction to the curve they have when they are strung. This is a rare, all steel bow, most were of the composite type, made from a combination of different materials, horn, wood, and sinew glued together.</value>
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      <summary_title>Indian weapons</summary_title>
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    <summary_title>List of arms presented to the Fitzwilliam Museum by Robert Tayler, Esq. February 10 1879</summary_title>
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