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  #1 German Cline on 17 Feb 12

   

  If your company contains a casual dress code, getting dressed for work can be confusing.How do you need to be perceived in that workplacesilk screen printing? Chances are, whatever your task situation, you want to be perceived as a skilled professional. .
  The origins of producing are lost to historical past; some credit the Egyptians, and the Greeks. The earliest example with printing on record may be the Chinese book known as the "Diamond Sutra" from 868 CE (Christian era.) Silk screen printing may be the legacy of the Japanese form of stencil printing known since Katazome. Silk screening, also known as serigraph is a process that's patented by an Englishman called Samuel Simon. An American with the name of John Pilsworth took practise a step further in San francisco bay area, California by applying multiple colors and patenting that variation in 1914. 4. All Wood vs Laminate: If your bow is usually ALL wood (no laminations of any kind) then your bow needed to be made before the mass productions from 1949.
  
  

  
  
  • If the ALL wood bow has a stamp that reads "Bear Products" in certain form it would are made before the ahead of time to mid 40's.
    
    
  
  
  • Whether it is stamped "Bear Archery" it would have been made After the early-mid 40's and BEFORE 1949.
    
    
  
  
  • Also wooden bows which has a small "Running Bear" decal may be dated to 1948
  
  

  5. Your Leather Grip: ALL Tolerate bows had leather side handles until 1959. In 1959, the Kodiak Special removed the leather grip and in 1961 the Kodiak did the identical, as well as the Grizzly in 1964.
  
  6. That Coin Medallion: Beginning in 1959 all Bear bows had a coin medallion of 1 type of metal or even another. Below are the around date ranges for the kind of coin used.
  
  Copper Coin - 1959
  
  Aluminum - 1960-1961
  
  Pewter - 1962
  
  Metal - 1963 - 1970
  
  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 within both gold and chrome covered plastic and tend to be still used in Tolerate bows today.
  
  7. Producer 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 Model of the bow. Below is a annually production chart for the most popular Bear Bows.
  
  Lumber Handle Take-Down 1969-1972
  
  Wood C-Riser Victor Custom 1973-1975
  
  Magnesium Overcome Take-Down A-B-C 1971-1978
  
  Kodiak Static Recurve 1950-1953
  
  Kodiak Recurve 1954-1966
  
  Extremely 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
  
  Kodiak Wonderful 1955-1967
  
  Temujin 1968-1970
  
  Tarter 1968-1972
  
  Victor Patriot 1973-1977
  
  Victor 1972
  
  Polar (recurve) 1957-1970
  
  Alaskan (leather grip semi-recurve) 1959-1961
  
  Alaskan (recurve) 1966-1970
  
  Tigercat 1964-1978
  
  Bearcat 1964-1971
  
  Dark Bear 1972-1978
  
  Little Bear 1965-1978
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