SCORING-CARDS.

These are made of various shapes and sizes, to accommodate a single

archer or to serve for a match. About the best for private use

consists of a circular piece of cardboard colored like a target,

divided into three segments for three distances, and having the other

side printed to receive the score when reckoned. These are carried in

little ivory frames for the purpose, the whole being about the size of

a watch. A small ivory pricker for marking is carried with it.

Perhaps, however, for ordinary practice, nothing is better than a

common metallic memorandum-book, ruled for the day of the month, and

vertically for the rings.

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