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Vintage Ben Pearson Top-of-the-Line recurve
Vintage Ben Pearson Top-of-the-Line recurve
Vintage Ben Pearson Top-of-the-Line recurve
Vintage Ben Pearson Top-of-the-Line recurve
Vintage Ben Pearson Top-of-the-Line recurve
Vintage Ben Pearson Top-of-the-Line recurve
Vintage Ben Pearson Top-of-the-Line recurve
Vintage Ben Pearson Top-of-the-Line recurve
Vintage Ben Pearson Top-of-the-Line recurve

Vintage Ben Pearson Top-of-the-Line recurve

$ 184.8

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Condition: Used, from the early 1970's. Some dirt and old black electrical tape residue. Tiny fiberglass sliver started on upper limb backing 1 mm wide and 5 mm long that just needs to be glued. Some limb scratches and small dings, but still in good condition. Some flaking of one label and fading of gold handwritten bow info (but easily readible).
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Model: Lord Mercury
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Type: Recurve Bow
  • Brand: BEN PEARSON

    Description

    The King and Lord of the vintage Ben Pearson bow line: The Golden Sovereign Series Lord Mercury. RH, 45#, 66", Serial # 1060 X60-389.
    From the end of the era of big wood risers, this was one of the biggest. I think 1971-73, but I can't see a dark one like it in the old catalogs. Experts please comment on exact date or other info.
    Riser has 8 laminations including 2 dark ones that could be Micarta or Ebony.  White glass with multiple laminations over front of riser. Old tape residue. Some scratches. A few very superficial dents. Glass has some tape residue, and a tiny sliver starting. I would sand it lightly and glue it. It's in one of the pictures near the label, but it's small.  Limbs are straight without twists. Pretty small tips for a bow this size. They are intact.  Has shock-absorbing internal capsules upper and lower riser. String included.
    Despite being only on 'Good' condition, this is still a collector's piece due to it's pedigree and rarity.  Since it is not 'Excellent' condition, it's also a real shooter at an easy weight and length.
    Follow me over the next year as I empty the basement and beneath the beds and my storage locker of much vintage archery stuff. I already have several on eBay.  Some also get listed on FB 'Everything Traditional.'