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The history of the 14th and 15th century is a display of military successes on the part of the Swiss in their fight with the House of Habsburg as well as Dukes of Burgundy. This quiverwas a popular accessory used in the course of military manoeuvres of the Swiss army at the time.
The quiver for bolts used with the "Norman" crossbow is simple and practical. The combination of a leather string with ground cowhide gives the quiver an original appearance that imitates materials used in the historical period in question. This quiver will be appreciated especially by fans of living history or fans of history as such. The quiver's capacity is circa 20-30 bolts, depending on the type of bolts. When ordering this product, please specify the size of your bolts.
Besides the colour shown in the picture the quiver is available in other colours: see the choice of colour.
Please note: This product is made by hand from genuine leather. This is a purely natural material. Minor differences in the colour and surface texture are its natural characteristics. These small imperfections do not decrease the value of the product. Each piece is to some extent an original.
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Dear customers from Switzerland, we are very sorry that we cannot deliver swords, daggers, sabres, maces, combat axes, flails etc. to your country. We meet with bureaucratic obstacles at all products that either are or just look as a weapon again and again. We receive all consignments to Switzerland automatically back with an explanation "subject to the import permit." Our logistics partners told us the following: "both goods that are sold only to persons over 18 years and goods that merely look as weapons are subject to import permit. (For example: toy guns are sellable without restrictions in Switzerland, BUT are subject to import permit issued by the Swiss authorities!)". We have found only the following solutions so far: (1) The customer secures collection at our address in the Czech Republic himself (his logistic partner can handle this procedure better), (2) the customer gives us a delivery address in the EU. The disadvantage is that we have to charge the VAT tax in both cases.
