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bill v 12-Aug-23
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bill v 16-Aug-23
From: bill v
12-Aug-23

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Anyone know what this is?

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12-Aug-23

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Anyone know what this is?

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12-Aug-23

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12-Aug-23

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Bow is 67 inched

12-Aug-23
Can you read what it says?

From: Dale Hajas
12-Aug-23
Ben Pearson

13-Aug-23
It may be one of Pearson's target models - lemonwood bow with a walnut handle. Probably from the 1940s. The called them flatbows rather than longbows. Is there a number stamped into it or a draw weight?

If you post this on the Leatherwall someone will likely know exactly what it is.

From: Dale Hajas
14-Aug-23
It appears to be Lemonwood with a walnut riser handle. It may possibly be hickory but lemonwood was widely used. I’m thinking a student/college type bow, or one used at public archery ranges, that once were common as mini golf/arcade type of venues.

From: bill v
16-Aug-23
Thanks guys. I don’t see any numbers and only see the markings in the pic

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