sorry about the quality but these are photos of prints- taken back when digital didn't exist and acme premiums and bohning lacquers was what everyone used.
Above was a personal set of compressed ramin shafts I used to get from John Yacalavich in IL - those were my favorite shafts- straight as an arrow (pardon the pun) and tough as nails. So tough pigs had a hard time breaking them!
This is a set of self-nocked shafts that had tied on fletching, with the front wrapped rather than a bead of glue, and lacquered like a fly rod ferrule. 40 year old true flite natural turkey fletch. The nocks had buff horn inlaid in the thoats and they were tied as well. Wish I had better pics but that's it.