Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: seabass on April 24, 2012, 06:34:27 pm
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hey guys i have a friend named Peggy.she is in her nineties.she is also a champion flight shooter in the fourties and fifties.she gifted me her field kit and bows.some of the arrows where made by E Bud Pierson who is in the archery hall of fame.she also gifted me seven bows.i thought that some of you would like to take a look.
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it will only let me post one at a time.here is another
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Hey Seabass you can keep going to midify on you're post and adding then saving you can get more than one pic per post. Great stuff thanks for sharing.Ron
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thanks cracker.i am having trouble resizing some of the pics.i'll try and get more.
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Wow, what luck. Great tackle, thanks for sharing. dpg
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WOW what a gift! thanks for posting. hopefully we can see some of the bows as well. :)
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I have always thought one of those would be cool to take gear in to shoots. Congrats! that is a very generious gift.
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That's a wonderful gift. Let's see the bows.
Cipriano
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It os great to meet people like that...what history ....great gift cant wait to see it all :)
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You are one, lucky fella. Thanks for posting and looking forward to more.
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It's very interesting to see what equipment looked like in the 40's. Cool bit of archery history!
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thanks guys.one set of arrows are footed cedar.the other two sets are aluminum.very small diameter.i didn't know they used aluminum arrows in the fourties and fifties.what is cool,E Bud pierson made one set of aluminums.he owned Sultan bow company in cincy Ohio.he invented uni-directional fiberglass for bow backing.he is also in the archery hall of fame and a friend of Fred Bear.he also gifted her one of his bows which i now own.i also got a bow gifted to her by Bill Folberth.he is the guy who had the first patent on the center shot bow and vacuum windshield wipers.i will try to post some bow pics as soon as i can.i am tring to get ready for the classic.leaving friday.
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Don't forget to pack this treasure trove of archery historical goodies for "show and tell" at the Classic. ;)
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Thats Awesome!!
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Very cool,nice stuff. :)
Pappy