| From: Convert
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| Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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Hey fellas anyone know anything about this bow I found floating around. Thanks fellas I will try and get pics up if I can figure out how please bear with me. Joed
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| From: Convert
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| Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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Sorry fellas phone died here are more photos any info would be awesome thanks Joe d.
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| From: George D. Stout
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| Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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Pearson never named his bows until 1958. That one is a lemonwood longbow, likely 40's vintage and they literally turned them out by the thousands. Fun bows to shoot with though.
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| From: Convert
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| Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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I got it for 30 bucks. I know nothing about longbows this week has been the start ofy adventure. Bought two longbows this week and two dozen cedar arrows
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| From: MStyles
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| Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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Neat find. Just check it carefully for cracks.
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| From: Maytagman66
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| Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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Looks like an old hickory..
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| From: casekiska
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| Date: 21-Sep-18 |
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I had a Ben Pearson bow almost identical to that one when I was a kid. Dad bought it for me from a Montgomery Ward department store. Probably about 1952 or '53, I was 8 or 9. Pretty sure it was Lemonwood.
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