Check out these traditional recurve bows

[Sasquatchhunter]

Hey Everybody,

Picked these two little beauties up last year after shooting a bit of target archery. Purchased them sight unseen, and don't know much about them, other than the smaller green bow is a "60 and has #25 stamped on it, so its a 25 pounder. The old leather wrap looks to be original, and the wood and leather is just beautiful. Anyone have any idea what brands they might be, or a ballpark of what theyre worth?
Thanks, and here's some pics:

http://i1302.photobucket.com/albums/ag137/Sasquatchhunter861/bows003_zps96d7c3a7.jpg

http://i1302.photobucket.com/albums/ag137/Sasquatchhunter861/bows002_zps5f8db905.jpg

 

[den57]

Sweet!!!

 

[Hosted]

Nice bows. I love good old recurves. My dad had a really nice one that we had a lot of good times shooting growing up. It got wet when they were remodeling their house and warped. This makes me want to get another one.

 

[THard6]

Always fun stuff to play with!

 

[den57]

And to hunt with.......

 

[nipprdog]

Nice bows. I love good old recurves.

My neice's fiance has been building them for several years. Here's their current inventory;

 

[rockhopper46038]

Those are very nice, both the OP and the pics just above!

nipprdog, are those produced for private sale?

 

[Lycurgus]

If you plan on shooting them I'd look for any cracks and buy new strings!
those are 35+ years old now and you dont want them to blow up on you.
what did you pay for them? $60 for the pair?

 

[ISP 5353]

Is there any writing on either bow that might help identify them?