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Link Award of Arms for Arturus Falconeri  
Artefact Falconer: red hose, violet-black doublet, brown slashed sleeves, green boots w. gray reveres, black cap, belt, purse w. knife Image
Artefact Hunting with Golden Eagles from T.E.Gordon's Roof of the World, 1876 Original Drawing
Artefact Tunic line with ermine Original Artwork
Artefact Women conversing, man with bird, 12th century Original Drawing
Artefact Wooden sculpture of man and woman falconers Colour Photograph
Link A extensive landscape with a hawking party  
Link A Hawking Party, Cover of a set of writing tablets, Germany, 1330-1350  
Artefact A trained mature Siberian goshawk with an austringer in South Korea Colour Photograph
Artefact Agne Atmacacipe New Sparrowhawkers: instruction on sparrowhawking for apprentices
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Unlike the falconers of most other Asian nations, Japanese falconers carry their hawks on the left hand like Western falconers. It is said that this was so that the right hand was free to draw the sword, as the warrior classes often mixed their hawking with military exercises.