Sentence:  Besides the bowyers and fletchers who made the bows and arrows, others were employed to keep them in repair: the pay of these men was sixpence a-day. Among the Tolls at Carlton Ride is the Account of the Clerk of the Privy Wardrobe, for armour, shot, &c., from 1372 to 1374; where, among many curious entries, occurs one “for the wages of two <WSD>fletchers</WSD>, each at vid. a-day, for going in the king's ships, and for the keeping and mending of bows and arrows in the said voyage". 
Meaning of the word marked with <WSD> tags:  One who fletches or feathers arrows.