Autographed BILL STEWART BOWS -value????

DaveHawk said:

You are correct.

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Bill's stick bows and recurves were sold worldwide and he also made bows for Bear,Savora Damon Howitt(Martin Archery).

azscorpion said:

Bill's stick bows and recurves were sold worldwide and he also made bows for Bear,Savora Damon Howitt(Martin Archery).

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Yes, I just read his life story in a post here in the traditional forum. I learned something today, thank you.
(Sorry to the OP for high jacking the thread. I'm out.)

With as much politeness as possible, I have to ask whether anyone suspects a scam here. The balance of info provided is skewed toward the poster’s age and gender. The user name is specific to the merchandise. No effort to provide detail on the bows. Caution advised.

BasementRange said:

With as much politeness as possible, I have to ask whether anyone suspects a scam here. The balance of info provided is skewed toward the poster’s age and gender. The user name is specific to the merchandise. No effort to provide detail on the bows. Caution advised.

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Yeah, the "im a 26 year old female teehee" sounds like an estrus bugle from an old ugly boomer in orange to me

My sniffer says this is fishy.

Dident he make the very first hoyt RX or was it the mathews signature

Verminaters1967 said:

Dident he make the very first hoyt RX or was it the mathews signature

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HA!! Did you know the first RX was a recurve riser based on Earl's geometry?

Not the famous Bill Stewart, one of my regrets that i did not order a multicam target bow from him way back in the middle ages. He made fantastic bows. This is not that Bill Stewart. A Scam? Some kid get happy with sharpie?

The OP may not be legit but I suspect the photo is, in fact, of a collection associated with the famous Bill Stewart. The multicam bows all look like bows he made. The plastic limb pockets, for example, were a distinctive feature of some Stewart takedowns.

Signatures would not be unlikely, either. Many bowyers sign their work. Stewart also might have signed bows for a friend or fan who owned as many of his bows as are shown in the photo.

I regret I never met Bill even though I lived near him in Yakima. I was familiar with his work, though.