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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: luv2bowhunt on April 24, 2010, 10:31:00 AM
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Hey guys, just looking for some information on collecting broadheads. I emailed Greg Schwehr about joining the ABCC, hope this is still the correct contact and that I hear back soon. Also, what books are availabe out there for identifying old broadheads?
Anyone have some doubles of old broadheads that they want to sell? I only have about 30 heads in my collection so I need to get about 1000 more :D
Thanks,
Kevin.
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PM...sent
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Hey Kevin,I just started a collection and have a few extras of some common and possibly not so common.Your welcome to them for trade or ??? I can sort thru them and send a pic,Ill try to id them the best I can.Im looking for Wade Phillips book }}}-----> Broadheads, 1871-1971: Identification and Rarity Guide for the Most Collectible Antique Archery Broadheads.
After seeing his collection a few pages back i dont know of any other referance that might tell you more.I could be wrong but have you seen his collection? Mind blowing !!! Also can you forward any info on the ABCC to me.......
Thanks, Ed.
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Check here for some traders and info on joining the ABCC.
http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=14;t=002641
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I have seen his collection Ed... beyond impressive!! I am also trying to get my hands on his book... if you find a source, let me know :)
Which heads you got for trade Ed? You can email me at [email protected].
Thanks guys.
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The best advice I can give you about BH collecting is "don't get started"
Just kidding of course, well, sort of.
It's alot of fun
Trap
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I'am with double D on this one don't get hooked.OK we're just kidding ya.Broadhead collecting is really one of the finers of archery.I'am not into it as much as I was but I still love finding old broadheads bd
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Wade sells his book directly; send him a PM :thumbsup:
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Thanks fatman !!! Now all i need to do is find him...........
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Earl im very curious !!!! What is "The whole thing" ? Do you live anywhere near Wade Phillips and have you been to his museam?
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Ken...do we need to talk?
Trap
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Ed,
It's been a couple of years since I have been to the Historical Archery Preservatory, but yes I have been there. Pretty impressive and always a gracious host. If you ever get the invite by all means make the trip.
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Ken Thanks for the reply !!! I havent heard from any of the other guys and have
wondered if I said something wrong or if everyone is very busy.I didnt intend to do
anything forbidden as far as trading or $$ for heads.
You had stated - I could set someone up pretty good, if they are interested in "The
Whole Thing".Daryl posted - do we need to talk? Is that about selling head's? I
reviewed the guideline post and there is nothing about selling so im just wondering.
I dont want to get off on the wrong foot here in TG because i believe there are a lot of
great guys here and i have learned a lot and have enjoyed reading all of the old
posts.I havent logged in untill just recently because im somewhat of a new soul to trad
and i feel i need to learn more and have a lot of questions.Please let me know what if
any lines were crossed.....
Ed :confused:
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Does anyone know what the value is on a (small) ropers indian broadhead with the backwards flutes?
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The small Roper's Indian is the rarest of the Roper's but value is what someone is willing to pay you for anything. It also depends on condition.
Can you post a picture ?
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luv2bowhunt;
You are going to need about 3000 more, not 1000.
You are also going to need many, many, display cases, or keep them in a 5 gal "display" bucket.
Garkane;
My memory is not real great but I thought I responded to your questions on Broadheadtalk.com but didn't hear back from you.
Shane;
You have a conflicting description of the Ropers. "Small" and then "backwards" small in relation to??? Backwards is which way?
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I put the brakes on at 300 heads, but I still want a few that I dont have.
"let me let me uprade ya", Beyonce
:bigsmyl:
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You might want to contact Larry Whiffen. He's got a great collection sitting in the Wisconsin Bowhunters headquarters in Clintonville, WI. They could probably give you contact information.
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luv2bowhunt;
Did you get the info you needed/wanted?
Shane Reed:
I answered you about the Small Ropers but you didn't answer my return question.