I bought about a dozen old broadheads around 7-8 years ago and havn't added another to my collection since. If any of you old pharts have any laying around in the way Pm me as at the moment I'm interested in getting a few more, I'm fixing to mount em on some arrow segments for display will post a picture after i'm done. I will buy 1 at a time or several depending on price. I don't even have a Bear Razorhead.  :(   Lets see some of you guys collection.

Hey Joe,
 OLD PHART ! now that hurts.....Shoot me a PM with your address and I get a few in the mail so we can get that collection going again.
                              Thanx, Shep

Heres what I have at the moment, Deadhead, Serpentine, M-A3, Bodkin, Hilbre, Bow-lo, I have the newer Bear Razorhead screw-ins,Thunderheads, Muzzys and such. Can anybody tell me what the point on the left is in the picture?

Bottom point that is.

Bottom head is a Panther 2 made in 1954 in Saginaw, Michigan. It is pictured on page P-2 of "Broadheads 1871-1971 Identification and Rarity Guide, Second Edition".

Looks like an American Saber 2

I STAND CORRECTED

Whoa, there was a head made in Saginaw, Michigan?!

I think I am going to have to find some of those.

Bernie

Bernie...If your looking for Michigan made heads there was over 30 Broadhead Makers in Michigan at one time.

And there was another Panther 2 made in Saginaw,Mi. by Smith Archery, but in 1957 and has convex cutting edge instead of straight edge. It is pictured on page S-7 of "Broadheads 1871-1971 Identification and Rarity Guide, Second Edition".....Bill

Your package will go out today. You might want to cut up another arrow..... better make that two.
Shep

Forest..I started mine about 20 years ago, just enough to fill up an old cigar box. Haven't acquired any since then. Need to get them out, see what I have, start collecting again and build a display case.

Shep, I got the heads today, Thanks, I am gonna run short on cedars pretty soon, that was a 2 arrow box  

Bowhunter, get em out and get em on display! Thanks for the ID Wade,  Joe

I just picked up a box full of old arrows off e8ay.  In the group were four old cedar arrows with broadheads.  Three were old bodkins, but one was a broadhead I had never seen.  Being technologically challenged, I cannot post pictures. If someone will e-mail me at jmillet@ci.smyrna.ga.us , I will send pictures to post here.

these are for PAP

Thanks for posting the pictures EDDIE.

I know the bottom one is an old BODKIN.

What is the top one.

Anyone got any idea of value or "rareness"

Pap..that is an interesting broadhead.

The barbed head is a Crestwood Sabre, Brooklyn, NY. started prod. 1956. It should be stamped above the ferrule SABRE, could be a real light stamping.(Common Head)  The Bod-Kin looks like a C -1957 (Common)

Thank you Mr. Hinkley

I did not know what it was.  Now I do.

Learned something here again.

Jack....it makes it easy when you see these because of the Book Wade has on Broadheads 1871-1971. It can even make me look sorta-smart  

You were smart enough to buy the book...you are a couple of IQ points ahead of me.

Smarter yes, but a hundred bucks lighter like me!