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IA made a lot of "inexpensive" bows in the 60's and early 70's. Mediocre shooters, but not terrible. (My first laminated bow was an IA Cochise). Given the length and IA limb design, I'd expect a fairly early stack point on that one. Doubt it's worth much, unless some one out there is an IA collector.

Viper1 out.

 

If I understand right, Indian Archery was based out of Indiana. yours looks pretty original with the. Indian silhouette seems to be in good shape. Ebay wise, I have seen them go for $50 all the way to $300...

 

thanks

my 7 yr old daughter loves it so believe i'm get a new string and her some pink fletch arrows and give it to her.

 

My first recurve was a Indian Archery Seneca[ not sure]....my Dad bought it for me in 1974. They were decent bows.

 

Great looking bow, though. Zebrawood?

 

not for sure my bearcat is Zebra wood and they look alot diff.

 

Indian Archery built many bows along with many models for forty years. Some for a modest starter now price up to fairly nice higher end. All American made for all of those years.

 

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