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Yardsale gem!

Started by gobblegrunter, June 11, 2011, 02:16:00 PM

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gobblegrunter

Was out hittin' yardsales with the fam this morning and came across and older retired gentleman in the neighborhood that fashions leather accessories as a hobby. He had a whole slew of different items, but this one caught my eye...
     
 In reality, it's not an archery armguard, but rather a cowboy cuff. But, for $10, I'll call it an armguard! I couldn't pass this up. My current armguard is fairly uncomfortable as the elastic tightening straps really dig into my forearm and is not easily put on and taken off. This cuff is not only a looker, but is comfortable and easy on/off! I'm tickled to have found it and thought I'd share!
"It's not about inches or antlers..."     ~Bill Langer

Stiks-n-Strings

Nice! Got to love yard sales
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SveinD

That's a heck of a find!
It's also a symbol for protection.  Hope it will bring you safety whilst hunting  :)
Centaur 58" Glass XTL 40@28

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Michigan Mark

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KyStickbow

Aim small...Miss small!!

snag

Either way it's a fine looking armguard and a great find!
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.

Dave Bowers


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gobblegrunter

Thanks fellas. I'm lovin it. It'll serve it's purpose well. Does anyone else use a cowboy cuff as an arm guard?

SveinD, thanks for the tid bit. Thats cool! Do you have any other background on that to share?
"It's not about inches or antlers..."     ~Bill Langer

Keith Zimmerman

Some people have all the luck:)

SveinD

QuoteOriginally posted by gobblegrunter:
Thanks fellas. I'm lovin it. It'll serve it's purpose well. Does anyone else use a cowboy cuff as an arm guard?

SveinD, thanks for the tid bit. Thats cool! Do you have any other background on that to share?
It's used as a symbol for protection in many cultures and religious faiths.
In Christianity it symbolizes the wounds of Jesus on the cross, if I remember correctly.
Other meanings/uses are;
Wu Xing/Chinese - The Four Elements and the Spirit,
Wiccan symbol of Positive Energy,
Mathematical Perfection in Ancient Greece,
Occultist Ward against Evil Spirits
A Babylonian symbol of The Five "main" Planets

...and lots of others  :)

Just do a google if ya want more uses/in depth explanation^^
Centaur 58" Glass XTL 40@28

~Those who believe in telekinetics, raise my hand~ Kurt Vonnegut

jsweka

Nice find.

Why don't I have such luck at yard sales   :dunno:
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gobblegrunter

Thanks again Svein. Interesting! I'll call it the christianity version   :)
To be honest, I originally just figured it represented my Dallas Cowboys!  ;)
"It's not about inches or antlers..."     ~Bill Langer

gobblegrunter

jsweka & keith, I know well how you both feel! I certainly don't normally have this sort of luck!
"It's not about inches or antlers..."     ~Bill Langer

owlbait

You sure that wasn't the Sheriff of Nottingham's bracer?
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Whitetails2

You get tired of going and finding nothing 'till you find a good one...then it is all worth the effort!!!

gobblegrunter

QuoteOriginally posted by owlbait:
You sure that wasn't the Sheriff of Nottingham's bracer?
Could be!  :biglaugh:  


QuoteOriginally posted by Whitetails2:
You get tired of going and finding nothing 'till you find a good one...then it is all worth the effort!!!
For sure!
"It's not about inches or antlers..."     ~Bill Langer

GRINCH

Nice find,goota love those yard sales.
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