Author Topic: Traditional Bowyer's Encyclopedia (or Trad Bowyer's of America) by Dan Bertalan  (Read 479 times)

Offline Lee Robinson .

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Anyone here read it? What did you think? I just ordered it, as I found a copy for about $12 that was like new. I hope it isn't a waist, but even with shipping it will only be $15-16...so I figured no big loss either way. I am just curious what those who have read it thought about it.
Until next time...good shooting,
Lee

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I think it is well worth your money.Lots of info on building bows and just about everything trad.I have had mine for years and I still refer back to it all the time. Bob
"non illegitimus carborundum est"

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Very good book. I bought it many years ago when I was thinking about building glass bows. Lots of good info and many personal secrets and tricks for building glass bows. I believe there are two wood bow builders in it also.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

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I too have had one for years, loaned it to someone never got it back.  I thought enough of it to order a replacement.  I think you spent your money well.

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I bought copy when first edition came out...and loved it.  A lot of the bowyers in that edition are no longer with us...and many others of note have joined the ranks.  I have contemplated buying the newer version to see the changes...
Keep em sharp,

Ron Herman
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