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Carter No.: 226

Handlist description: Gilt bow

Card/Transcription No.: 226-1


226 Bow, with gilt and coloured bark decoration

<> A B C D E F G H I 15 16.8 52.5 54.2 5 68.4 70.1

1. Position Between outermost and second shrines: standing on left (south) side of doors. In one bundle with nos. 225-230.

2. Dimensions Max. L. 125. Diam. in centre 1.8 tapering to .5 at tips.

3.Description Bow of hard fine-grained, reddish brown wood. A. Plain gold (not on gesso). B. Band of coloured bark consisting of - (a) band of dark reddish brown (b) 3 lines of light yellow, with 2 black(?) lines between. (c) Band of light yellow diamonds on a reddish brown ground. (d) like (b) (e) like (c) (f) two lines of light yellow & black (g) band of light yellow.

Card no. 226-1 relating to Carter no. 226
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