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  If your company has a casual dress code, getting dressed for work can be confusing.How do you need to be perceived in the workplacet shirt printing? Chances are, whatever your job situation, you want to remain perceived as a competent professional.
  
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  DATING YOUR FRED BEAR BOW
  
  There are plenty of features and changes that were made to the bear bows through the years that will help narrow the age of your bow or your potential investment.
  
  1. The Serial Number: These bows usually have, what appears to be described as a hand inscription on one of many limbs that gives a serial number with the length and pull weight in the bow. This serial number works perfectly for dating Bear Bows from 1965-1969 in the event the first digit of the serial number is the year of manufacture.
  
  For example, a serial number of 5L212 would be a 1965 Bow.
  
  Just before 1965, the serial numbers for any Bear bows were started over every 4 weeks, making these bows very difficult to date by serial phone number alone. The "K" number of serial numbers (for instance KZ9672) were started in 1970.
  
  two. Patent Mark: Most of the BEAR Bows we have sold have the logo and the US Patents printed on it along with the date of CANADA 1953. This date that is actually printed on all bows made between 1953 and 1972 is solely the date of the patent to get a working recurve limb and has nothing to do with the actual model year.
  
  3. Graphics & Silkscreening: In 1948 the small Running Bear decal was first and then was replaced by the large Standing Bear decal with mid-1953. The large Standing Bear decal also offers the words "Glass Powered Bow" below the Standing Bear.
  
  The big Standing Bear decal was used until 1955 when it was replaced with silk-screening the identification relating to the bows. By 1956 the silk-screening appeared on all bows.
  
  4. Nickel-Silver - 1971-1972
  
  JUST ABOUT ALL coins were flush with the wood until 1972. In late 1972 this coin was raised above the top of bow and came in both gold and chrome covered plastic and are still used in Bear bows today.
  
  7. Manufacturer Location: in 1978 Bear moved all manufacturing and offices to Gainesville, Fl. If your bow shows Gainesville on it then it was made after 1978
  
  8. Style of The Bow: Check the Style of the bow. Below is a on a yearly basis production chart for the most used Bear Bows.
  
  Wooden Handle Take-Down 1969-1972
  
  Wood C-Riser Victor Custom 1973-1975
  
  Magnesium Tackle Take-Down A-B-C 1971-1978
  
  Kodiak Static Recurve 1950-1953
  
  Kodiak Recurve 1954-1966
  
  Tremendous Kodiak 1967-1976
  
  Grizzly Static Recurve 1949-1957
  
  Grizzly Recurve 1958-1978
  
  Extremely Magnum 48 1966-1976
  
  Kodiak Magnum 52" 1961-1977
  
  Kodiak Hunter 58" and 60" 1967-1977
  
  Tamerlane 1962-1968
  
  Tamerlane HC-30 1965-1967
  
  Tamerlane HC-300 1968-1972
  
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