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Can anyone identify this bow?

Started by btjohnson, April 23, 2011, 05:31:00 PM

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btjohnson

A guy has this for sale on my local craigslist.  He says he can't find any name on it but he bought it in 1961.  It is 64" AMO and 50#.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

New to the site and the the sport.  Thanks.

 

 

Horney Toad

I can't tell. Those pictures aren't too good.

AALLFAB

I have had a couple of those and I hear it is an Indian Archery. jim

NumPls

Whatever the model is, it is made by Indian Archery.

Ray

YORNOC

If Jim and Ray say its Indian, you can bet it is.
David M. Conroy

btjohnson

Yeah, his pictures were not the best.  Thanks for the info.  I really appreciate it.

wadde

Jim and Ray you may want to look at a 60's Stemmler catalog and you may change your mind on this one.

NumPls

Steve -

Can you scan & post the information that you find there? I do not have a catalog available.

Ray

AALLFAB

Yea I would love to have this one identified definitively as I mentioned above I was told by others that my bows were Indians and was just a tiny skeptical but the info came from a couple different people so I believed it. Jim

d. ward

oh boy he we go....I would say Indian too but as Steve mention the Stemmler gang had a couple of red trimmed bows as well as American Archery had a couple red trimmed models I beleave....but do to the ibeam in the above bow I'll go Indian on that one for my guess bd

AALLFAB

I have seen this same bow with green and white also. Jim

Hoof


d. ward

blue also Jim they actually do not look so bad now.I remember the first one I saw I thought wow is that weird looking.But now they don't seem quite so bad.Fact is that bow is kind of cool looking with the lighter color ibeam bd

AALLFAB

And the red glass is the most red thing I have ever seen. The one I had was the definition of red and I am guessing this one is the same. Jim

TwistedArrow

Looking at the bows red color and arrow shelf point it in the direction of the Stemmler unless there were changes made to an Indian. The red is a little off of the Indian and the Indian arrow rest is not present ? Nice bow either way !

wadde

Twisted arrow is on the right track it is a Stemmler. When I find the catalog I will post a pic and let you know the model. Or better yet if I can find one of mine I will post pics of it.

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