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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: zepnut on December 16, 2015, 05:33:00 PM
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Could someone tell me the year this bow was made?
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Wow...some nice old Howatts showing up these days...nice that Larry Hatfield is still around to fill us in on those and even he sometimes gets a bit stumped...the fact is a lot of the charm of those oldies is the fact there is often a bit of mystery surrounding them
DDave
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Sweet bow Norm! It looks in great shape also!
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Hello Norm,
The limit of my knowledge is that it should be a pre-1963 build, but you probably already know that.
As stated, Larry H. would be a good source; I would also try a post on the LW if someone doesn't chime in here.
Rust glass belly and green glass back - I do not believe I have ever noticed a Howatt with two glass colors before.
Take Care,
Tom
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Thanks Tom,
Found out it is a 1959 from Larry himself.
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You are welcome Norm, I am glad you were able to find out. Now I am wondering what was the first year the Diablos were produced? :)
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I had a 1957 Diablo, can't remember for sure, but I am thinking that might have been the first ones.
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Thanks Kenny.
I did not realize their manufacture began that early.
Tom