First up; just completed Friday are these for one of our fellow Rangers:
11/32nds ash shafts spined for 50 to 55#, 125 grain field points, five inch flights, wrapped with artificial sinew, self nocks.
And on the under way bit;
Again, 11/32nd ash shafts. Two are complete save for gluing on the points...the whistler at the top and the blunt at the bottom. The broadhead needs wrapping yet. All have five inch flights in a left helical twist, and are spined for 60 to 65# draw...which I can still do, but no longer all day long. I'll likely have to sell them or something down the line. 28" draw length. The broadhead has an insert at the nock, the others do not.
The horn is my hunting/signal horn...a new one that I got from a fellow in Scotland who gets them from his own cattle. It is nice and thick so scrimshaw will happen to some degree. It yet needs new thongs and a baldric.
The quiver is a Sherwood style which I've already begun to dismantle for extensive modification. This one is only for MER use as there is very little indication that back quivers were used in Europe in the middle ages, although they were used elsewhere in the world.
So, there we go. That last three are my own pieces, not commissions. Once the recipient received the arrows in the first pic we'll find out if I'm really halfway decent at this. I make all my own, but doing them for others is another thing entirely.
Eledhwen
I hope they perform as expected. 
