Germany / 1500s–1600s
Crossbow Bolt
The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Crossbow Bolt as arms and armor (Germany · 1500s–1600s).
Bolts with leather feathering were used mainly in the Tyrolean area, which includes northern Italy and western Austria.
A CLOSER LOOK
The museum identifies this arms and armor as wood, leather, steel.
The museum's collection notes: Also known as a quarrel, crossbow bolts are stockier than arrows, are constructed of durable materials, and can be reused on the field of battle.
FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE
The Cleveland Museum of ArtCrossbow BoltOriginal explanation based on the sources above. Images carry their own reuse terms.