Old Bow Identification

[Emmons]

Just pick this one up and I have no idea what it is.  Can anyone help?  I does have some nice zebre wood in the I-beam riser.  Limbs need straightening and a refinish but other then that it looks sound.

 

 

 

 

Thank you,

James

[Cody Roiter]

I'm thinking thats a Shakespeare..

I see your missing the coin and I'm sure Shakespeare had a coin on some of there bows..

Cody

[seboomook]

I'm with Cody, looks like a Necadah Wonderbow
No decals left on the limbs eh?

[Jeremy]

Kind of looks like one of mine, right down to the markings, the lack of any decals (they were NEVER on the bow - my grandfather bought it new in '68-69), and the finish that's crazing like, uh, crazy     Mine had no coin though.
 
 

The consensus was it was a Shakespeare, but I've been told by more than a few the markings are consistent with American Archery.  Maybe Wade can clear some of this up, b/c the site window measurements weren't the same as for the Wonderbow...

[Jeremy]

Here's the short thread from before

 http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=14;t=000592

[d. ward]

well actually those bows had to have been built before 1968 anyhow.Because there are no AMO standard writen on the bows(it was standard in 1968).So I would say 1965-1967 and please note Darton sold the same model same bow but may have had a plactic Darton Archery logo button in the bow ????? bd

[NumPls]

Shakespeare built a Super Necadah that was 54". That is my guess.

Ray

[D.Sheppard]

I have 2 that have no coin. There are some pics in a thread.

[chris amos]

That looks like the super necedah I had, mine had no coin. it was a 54 inch made in 72 if I remember right.