NEWS FROM THE PAST

Ishi


unknown, Ishi, Kroeber, Pop.1914


Kroeber photographing Ishi binding points on salmon harpoon.1914


Deer with arrow through chest, illustrating penetrating powers of steel pointed arrow; Saxton T. Pope kneeling beside animal.


W. J. Compton


W. J. Compton


W. J. Compton


WILLIAM THOMPSON 1907




Library of Congress:
Eskimo hunter and polar bear.
Photographer Frank E Kleinschmidt 1924 Nov. 26.


Oregon 1936. Pop and Young shoot rendez-vous.
Earl Ullrich, Paul Unger, Grover Gouthier, Ned Meyers, Russ Jones, Homer "Pop" Prouty, John Davis, Floyd Kelly, and Ben "B.G." Thompson.
Chet Sevenson took that photograph.


Ontario 1940


Minnesota 1950


Minnesota 1950.


Minnesota 1950.


ALDO LEOPOLD.
Mexico Rio Gavilan 1938


ALDO LEOPOLD.
Bow hunting in the Gila Wilderness New Mexico, November 1927
Aldo Leopold took that picture.


ALDO LEOPOLD.
Bow hunting on the Sugar River, near Belleville, Wisconsin, November 10, 1928

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Aldo and Estella Leopold.
1934


Aldo Leopold at Gila Wilderness Area, New Mexico
1930


Carl and Aldo Leopold
1935


Aldo Leopold
Rio Gavilan, Mexico.1938


1936


1938




Deer hunt, Chihuahua, Mexico, January 1938.

NELS GRUMLEY/HOWARD HILL








1954-Howard Hill takes John and Dan Schultz mule deer hunting in Utah.


John and Dan Schultz


John Schultz


John and Dan Schultz


John Schultz


John Schultz


Howard Hill John and Dan Schultz.


John,Dan and friends in front of John archeryshop.


Howard Hill and Dan Schultz.


John Schultz.


John Schultz.




Basil Rathbone 1941(H.Hill friend)

B.PEARSON


B.PEARSON


B.PEARSON


B.PEARSON


BOB MARKWORTH
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cx4JpoPV0Ps




Bob Swinehart








BILL (William) NEGLEY AFRICA 1950

GLENN ST. CHARLES


Little Delta 1959.
Fred Bear, Dick Bolding, Bob Kelly, Russ Wright et Glenn St Charles.






Crawford Grayling Fred Bear Museum


Crawford Grayling Fred Bear Museum


Crawford Grayling Fred Bear Museum


1973.

FROM BOB SWINEHART TO GABON PH MAURICE PARTRY.

Kore T. Duryee 1940.

New Jersey.
Warden Dana Saxton (left) with Deputy Don Lippincott (center) examine the first deer taken in Atlantic County by an archer, Risden Somers, Jr, (right) in 1950.


1938.
Dr. Harlan Metcalf, Ed and Tom McNish posed near Nashville for a boar hunt publicity.


Dr. Harlan Metcalf, Ed and Tom McNish.


Edgar McNish of Madison, Tennessee.


1946.
Ed McNish, president of the Cumberland Valley Archery Club.


1938.
Tom McNish, a lumberman from Madison, Tenn., with a 300-pound wild boar.


Tom McNish.1938


1938.
Dr. Harlan G. Metcalf Cherokee National Forest.


1939.
Mrs. Ed McNish of Nashville, Tennessee on a wild boar hunt, in the Cherokee National Forest.


Mrs. Ed McNish of Nashville, Tennsesee and the wild boar she killed.


Mrs. Ed McNish and Buck Allison and the wild boar they killed.






American National Archery Association's champion in 1930, 1931, 1932 and 1934 Russell Hoogerhyde shoots an arrow past Clyde Wentworth in a 1929 publicity picture.

1935
Dusty Roberts.


KILL SWORDFISH WITH BOW AND ARROW (Oct, 1933)


BOW-AND-ARROW GOLF IS LATEST DIVERSION (Oct, 1923)


Salmon Become Prey of Archers (Sep, 1935)




Rube Powell,
won National Federation of Archery Championships in 1951, 1953, 1954, 1955, and 1956, finishing second in 1957 and 1958


1959
Harold Groves (Groves Spitfire Bows)
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~sandras/harold.html


1967.


1954 Jersey City.




Ann Clark,
National Archery Champ
Ben Pearson Archery
1950's


Roy Case (in hat).


1910.


A Family Affair.1910

Jack Hogg, hunting whitetail deer.
Chattahoochee National Forest, Georgia USA.




Wes and Alma Blundell of Muskegon, MI 1943.
Hunt in The Allegan State Game Area, MI.


1940


W.I King and Chester Stevenson 1940.


Hudson Bay 1930.
Eskimo duck dance to celebrate the Spring hunt.


Fred Bear 1941.


Hunters Harold Vandervort, Tom Massengase, and John Voell pose with deer carcass. Original caption reads: "Deer taken by John R. Voell, 226 Bank St., Fond du Lac in Marinette County Sec. 8--Town 35--Range 20 on Sunday Oct. 10, 1943. Estimated 220 to 228--actually dressed at 177. 10 Point. One arrow at base of neck at 30 yards--running shot. 57 lb. bow."


New archery club at San Pedro, 7 February 1958.
Linda Bell, 15, kneels with bow and arrows on back watching as Paul Fematt, rear, and Eugene Voorhees, all of San Pedro, raise sign announcing new archery range in San Pedro's Peck Park. San Pedro Field Archery Club, recently organized, has 40 members, is holding it's first annual invitational "shoot" at the park today (Sunday, Feb. 9, beginning at 9 o'clock)".


Kenneth Wilhelm.


Hugh Rich


Roy Hoff


Detroit Archers field range 1940's.


Art Young 1926.
From the book "David goes to Greenland".
http://archive.ernestina.org/history/1926.html


http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/07/prweb1066704.htm

Edgecliff 1940.




Michigan 1956


Tillamook, Oregon . Approx. 1952


P. ROUNSEVELLE
TAKEDOW 1926


F.BEAR
TAKEDOWN 1948


B.J GRENIER.
TAKEDOWN HINGER 1950


H.W GROVES
TAKEDOWN 1964


F.BEAR
TAKEDOWN 1968


F.BEAR
TAKEDOWN 1970


F.BEAR
BOW QUIVER 1949

BOB NOLAN 1937








J. F. "Buck" Burshears
http://www.kosharehistory.org/dancer/buckburshears.html


1962 Canadian club whisky ad




Lane Anderson.
http://www.courierpress.com/news/2011/may/21/red-hawk-on-final-flight/


Cleveland Ohio 1969


Errol Flynn fishes with bow and arrow on his ketch Sirocco


H.Hill & E.Flynn


Ivan Blood. Alaska 1954


Ivan Blood. Alaska 1954

Oregon 1953.


Oregon 1958.


Aberdeen, MD- 1953


Aberdeen, MD- 1953


Colts Neck in Monmouth County 1964.


Sasha Siemel.
http://www.sashasiemel.com/photos.html




Jay Massey.


1966


Bill Richter was Fred Bear guide in the 1960 Alaska hunt .


Bill Richter & Fred Bear.
http://huntwildhill.com/wild%20hill_006.html


Bob Munger,Bill Richter and Fred Bear.


1950's


Missouri Joyce Krueger 1960.


1939 Detroit MI.


1940

1948 Indian guide and hunter.


Theodore Kronberg 1949


1956 Detroit MI.


Bob Harrington, Drummond Island 1959


1971 Detroit MI.


Post card.
Restaurant Holiday route trans-Canada, Ste Eulalie,Que.


Nov 19, 1949. MI


1956 Barbara Hudock Detroit, MI.


1956 MI.


Roy Smith MI. 1956


Florida 1962.




The crest is applied to aluminium arrows, Accles & Pollock, Birmingham, 28 Januray 1950.








Left to right: Harry Weber (behind), Earl Hoyt (hand up), Jay Reeg, Jim Hillman, Ross Bristol, Paul Jeffries, Jack Compton and Joe Hennessy (kneeling).


Jack Howard


1965.

Boston, jun 1949.




Kansas, 1967


Bob Arvine waking up Glen St Charles to go hunting.


Earl Hoyt, Jr., St. Louis, MO., was the first Missourian to bag a fox with bow and arrow.


1964.


KANSAS 1965.


Owen Jeffery 1960.


Leonard K. Osberg
http://www.vermilionohio.org/vermviews/vermviews-452.htm


1961 Bergen Bowmen of NJ


Elvis & Francine York


Maitland Archery Club NSW, Australia.


Maitland Archery Club - Stalking simulated deer targets


Maitland Archery Club NSW, Australia.

1966 LEVI'S.


Ann Marston and Howard Hill.


Sept 1961 Howard with Archery festival Queen at forksville bow festival, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania.


Captain Barnes outside his Archery shop.
Forest Grove, Oregon, 1910.


Interior of archery shop of Captain F.S. Barnes.
Forest Grove, Oregon 1910.


Bow case of Captain F.S. Barnes, inside of Barnes' archery shop. 1910.


Captain F.S. Barnes' workbench in work shop. 1910.


Captain F.S. Barnes, bow maker, drawing his Yew [wood] bow. 1910.


Frank Garske.1930's


Black Widow, november 1969.









Bette Davis.
"Bette Davis caught in a candid moment. This was the monthly ritual she followed to maintain her beauty: She would have a young virgin girl released on the road leading out of her estate—which was precisely 666 yards long—and then begin the hunt. If the girl made it to the gates of the estate, she would be given a large amount of money and a part in one of Davis’ films. If Davis hit the girl with one of her arrows, on the other hand, she would put a single drop of the virgin’s blood onto her tongue and be rejuvenated until the next new moon. Although very few reached the gate, she never lacked for volunteers trying to take the quick road to stardom."

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Cyd Charisse.

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Esther Williams.


Joan Crawford.


Maureen O’Sullivan.


Jane Russell 1941.


Ann Marston.

Barbara Bouchet








“The Chickasaw Bow Hunters tuned up on Sept. 6, 1955 for their gar hunt Friday and Saturday at Holly Grove, Ark. Mrs. Barbara Edwards of 169 Eastview Drive pulled arrows from a well-studded bull’s-eye. Other gar threats on hand were Mrs. Georgia Hames of 1705 Ozan and Joe Lyle of 41 North Bellevue.”










1941




Daisy Olsen with Oscar




Anita Ekberg.
Here she is threatening a paparazzo with a bow and arrow in Rome in 1960.
Photo is by the famed Marcello Geppetti, who was, in fact, one of the photographers who were inspirations for the character Paparazzo in Fellini’s La Dolce Vita. From the account in Life (Oct 31, 1960):
“Annoyed by photographers who dogged her from a nightclub, she dashed into her villa, emerged with a bow and a clutch of arrows which she unleashed against men and vehicles. When a photographer tried to disarm her she dropped the bow and went for him, manicured nails high and shapely knee low. Then she spotted another photographer recording the scene, picked up her bow and got him high and outside with a well-aimed arrow.”
The incident ended with the photographers agreeing to hand over their film. Which they did. Except that Geppetti handed over a blank roll.


Bill Medcalf.

New Jersey 1958.




WA NFAA Championship in 1954.
Bill Neve at full draw with a St. Charles T Bird.

Mrs. Ed McNish and friend 1939.

Mrs. Ed McNish 1939.

Mrs. Ed McNish 1939.


Basil Rathbone 1941


Basil Rathbone 1941
http://www.basilrathbone.net/gallery/candids/page5.htm


Pope and Young meeting, Grayling, MI June 29, 1960.
Standing left, Carl Hulbert, Tobias Flato, Max Flato, Bob Lee, Russ Wright,Vic Beresford, Howard Gillelan, Bill Neve, Don Schram, Ed Marker, Bob Tapley, Bruce Bourquin, John Downey, Paul Clanin, Wayne Trimm and Bill Sparks. Seated, Chuck Kroll, Bobby Triplett, bill Wright, D.F. Vraspir, Glenn St. Charles, Martin Hanson, Fred Bear, Roy Hoff, Floyd Hauk and Larry Whiffen. Kneeling, J. Tipton Jones, W.T. Berry, Winston Burnham, Crawford Booth, Con Vraspir, Bill Stump and Bob Munger.








Paul & Deer 1959 arrowed on Watonwan River bottom


Vermont 1950's

1930.


1959






Aldo Leopold.


Bob Swinehart Angola 1964.


Bob Swinehart Mozanbique 1964.


Hormay with waterfowl 1950.


Robert Donley, Idaho cougar.

H.HILL

H.HILL




1955


1956


B.C 1954


B.C 1954


B.C 1954


Fifteenth-Century Archery Contest.
Artist: Jefferys, Charles William, 1869-1951.






1951

1960


1956.
I had to shoot fast for this AFRICAN 'BULL'S-EYE!' "A 40-mile-an-hour blur is no easy mark at 50 paces, not even with a rifle. With bow and arrow, it takes fancy shooting indeed," writes FRED BEAR, an American friend of Canadian Club. "In the parklike savanna country near Fort Archamboult, in French Equatorial Africa. I matched my 60-pound recurve bow against a galloping hartebeest. Chased by Ubangi tribesmen, my target was flying across the veldt when I released my arrow. That arrow had a razor blade on each side of its regular broadhead tip. My first shot missed, or so I thought, but as I fitted a second arrow, the hartebeest dropped in its tracks." "A clean kill M'sieu!" Yves Guerin, my white hunter, was impressed. So was I. The hartebeest would make quite a trophy. The animal wighed nearly half a ton. Its lyre-shaped horns measured over 4 feet. Its meat made good eating."


Bob Swinehart.


1973


1968

BOB LEE 1951







BOB LEE 1962

Walt and Kenneth Wilhelm.

Howard Hill and Errol Flynn in "They died with their boots on", a movie on General Custers and his 7th Cavalrys last stand.
Photo by Jerry Hill/Buster Wiles