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I ordered a new pocket quiver from Art Vincent last week and within a few days it arrived.
As you can see, it’s a beautiful piece of work, made of good thick leather. It will easily fit 6-8 field-tipped arrows. One of the features I really like about this quiver is the good-sized external pocket – something not found on most other pocket quivers I’ve seen. It’s big enough for my tab, bow wax and stringer, or a ham sandwich. 😀
This particular quiver doesn’t have a belt loop, but is instead wide enough that it fits securely in a back pocket. The external pocket also helps with keeping it locked in place.
A simple item, but well thought-out and well executed by a talented craftsman. Perfect for backyard sessions and stumping.
For those unfamiliar with Art’s work, check out Cedar Ridge Leather Works for more info and a number of other fine products.
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Dave –
It’s funny you say that. I’ve actually been on a mission lately to purge and sell all the stuff I’m sitting on that I no longer use, and reduce the amount of crap in my life. But in the process, I’ve also decided to be more selective about what I buy, and when I do, spend it on well-crafted items made by people who care about what they produce. And my recent eBay sell-off has given me a little extra pocket cash to do so. Hence this sweet little quiver, my recent Thunderchild, and probably too many nice knives. You guys are just getting to see all the good stuff, since this is about all I splurge on anymore!
Junk out the door, and fewer things coming in is my mantra these days.
Oh, and I don’t think kids are going to happen for us at this point, but we do have two lovely dogs, who I’m sure would love to chew on my bows and leather goods…
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