I have been making wooden bows since the late 1970’s and was fortunate to have met the late Richard Galloway before that.  I, like many others learnt so much from Richard and to have watched him work on bows was an education in itself.

 

We now live in France and have done so since 2001,   making bows from competition to field archery for people all over the world.

The service offered is a friendly one and our attitude has made us one of the leading suppliers of wooden bows to private customers and shops alike.

The last 10 years been heavily involved in supplying bows to the re-enactment fraternity in England and Europe, and being involved in historical research with institutions for medieval bows such as the National Army Museum in Chelsea, London.

 

One of our aims is to make the purchase of a bow affordable and not overly priced.  We would also like to bring to the attention of people that there is not just one design in wooden bows as you will see from our web site.

 

Because we are involved in history and the research of it, we try to use only timbers which were available during the middle ages and before, thus we use only European timbers, obviously if we are talking of the 16th century and onwards then we consider timber from the America’s.