Glenn StCharles piece, mine now

March 17, 2009 13:14

I don't really care what it's worth, but it sure is pretty to me. I've got no provenance beyond it belonging to my stepmom's father before he passed.

This thing still has the lot#s on the parts, and only one small chip.

Comments

7 comments

Horney toad

March 17, 2009 19:50
Interesting, didn't know Glenn had anything to do with compounds. What kind is it?
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bang250

March 18, 2009 04:19
Sure is purty! *thumbs up*
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Easton Archer 66

April 25, 2009 21:34
Glenn's son is still alive; I bought some things from him in the last year. Can't remember where he is, think Id. but not sure. You might want to contact him about the bow.
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A.Gun

May 01, 2009 11:21
looks a lot like the brohning old 1980's bow I started with, back when I was a finger release.
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D.Delozier

May 04, 2009 19:50
Looks more like a Martin Warthog I had back in 83.
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stiknstringbow

May 10, 2009 21:56
That is a Glenn St.Charles Buckskin, I have one also I bought back in the '80s. It should have his signature on riser.They were made by Martin for NW Archery in the early '80s. Jay has a store called Pacific Yew up north of Seattle and Joe lives in Montana, Suzanne still makes arrows under Northwest Archery. Glenn is still alive and well in Normandy Park.
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D.Delozier

May 11, 2009 18:44
So it is a Martin,thought those lines looked familar.A strong family resembelance to my old warthog,I always liked the looks of those old wood riser compounds- ah the good old days.
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