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Offline hardbern

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A conundrum: 1960's US bows contemporary with UK's Marksman bows
« on: November 02, 2016, 10:58:00 AM »

The 1966 "full" line-up of Marksman "Forest" bows: King, Knight, Prince, Princess & Ranger.
These bow's were brought to market in: '59 - (original, not sure if or how revised later) Ranger; '64 - Knight; '65 - Princess; '66 - King & Prince.
In a recently acquired brochure, there are hand-written annotations which name contemporary(?) US bow models, wherein lies the conundrum:
- were these the bows that the Marksman models were "derived" from?
- were these the bows that were seen as the nearest US competitors?
- any other answers?
Heres a pics of some of those Marksman bows:
   
L->R: Forest Knight, Forest Knight, Forest Princess, Princess, Forest Ranger, Forest Ranger, Ranger.
See:    FB album - 1966 Marksman conundrum

Offline Larry m

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Re: A conundrum: 1960's US bows contemporary with UK's Marksman bows
« Reply #1 on: November 03, 2016, 09:27:00 PM »
Certainly makes one wonder about the collaboration across the pond back in the day.

Some Nice bows with clean lines!   :)

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