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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: jrbows on September 04, 2009, 10:33:00 AM
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Item #110430767227 not a bear collector myself more of a user thought this may appeal to someone who is a collector,sorry it's on the 4- letter word auction sight good luck.
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I thought at first you were posting the 1954 compass handled Kodiak 2 I have out there, but the item number was different.
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jrbows -
The bow is a 1965 Kodiak Special in the length of 69". I have one identical to it, same year, same length, same "DISPLAY" marking. Bear used many different models from many different years for the DISPLAY bows.
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widest **** auction ever. Wade do they put the #age on there?
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Wade,
What's you're understanding of the "Display" mark/stamp.
Are such bows shootable or repairable-and-then-shootable? Some of these bows have three drilled holes in the sight window for the display arrows. Others bows have only the "Display" stamp.
Bill
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Bill,
The "Display" marked bows that I have owned all seemed to be functionally OK. Most have the three holes in the sight window for attaching the arrows. I don't know the criteria used to select bows for use as "Display" models. They were used at dealer shops for display. One I have was purchased from the Bear Museum. Have never seen any documentation from Bear about the "Display" bows.
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I could of bought a TAMERLANE for $125 last week. But it had DISPLAY stamped in it (looks like they used a metal stamp). It also had 3 holes in it like above mentioned. So I steered clear! Does it hurt the value any?