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  1. 03-18-2012, 10:55 AM #1
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    Does anyone know the value of this beautiful wood vintage bow I just found in my attic? It is a Martin Warthog Magnum marked 2431 as well as WHP 8371
    and CLWL 8230-3. It seems to be in excellent condition. From what I have been reading I imagine it needs to be restrung.
    Thanks so much for your help!
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    I am guessing it is from the 80s?
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    Still have a serial number on that sticker on the lower limb? If so. the first 2 digits are the year it was built. Beautifull bow!
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    Thanks Elkslayer! I thought the wood detail was beautiful too! It looks like there was another sticker above the one shown. I guess that's where the Serial Number must have been. Do you have any idea of it's value? I have really enjoyed reading arouund this site. I am so glad I have found this forum!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Warhog View Post
    Thanks Elkslayer! I thought the wood detail was beautiful too! It looks like there was another sticker above the one shown. I guess that's where the Serial Number must have been. Do you have any idea of it's value? I have really enjoyed reading arouund this site. I am so glad I have found this forum!!!
    well i would have to say it is one of them bows that does not have a real dollar value but it is worth what a guy would pay for it,if that makes any sence.welcome abord the martin tech forum.
    really nice looker thats for sure
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    I'm a Martin bow watcher on Ebay. Those bows go for 80-100 dollars bare bow. I saw one that went for 160 but it was a full set up with the Original Quiver, Sight, arrows and a release. The bids stay low until the last 2 minutes. This is just my observations.
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    keep it for a wall-hanger in your man cave.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HawgEnvy View Post
    keep it for a wall-hanger in your man cave.
    Would be a hoot to shoot 3D with, and turn quite a few heads while doing so.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gravedigger View Post
    well i would have to say it is one of them bows that does not have a real dollar value but it is worth what a guy would pay for it,if that makes any sence.welcome abord the martin tech forum.
    really nice looker thats for sure
    Thanks so much!
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