jennings compound bow serial number lookup

I have NO experience doing this restoration, but I have some good friends here on HNI and good friends here at home that are skilled in this type of endevour. First I plan on restoring this bow to mint condtion. It's funny how I have always overlooked that bow of dads, it has simply collected dust. Also those with loving fathers, never take them for granted. Not a day goes by that I don't think of him and carry on the lessons he taught me. I was fortunate to have one heck of a father for 17years, sure I miss him wholeheartedly, butafterteaching for 10+years, I have realized from working with students that I had it great while I had dad, experiences of which many of my students have never witnessed with a father. Thank youbud, sorry to hear about your father, 15 is very young. I am sure it is much older as I got it when I was 17.the year my dad passed. I would like to find out a lot more about this bow that was my dads that has been with me for 19 years. If anyone knows much about these bows please let me know. Also scratched in the old camo paint is 28 1/2 which is obviouslly the draw length. I had no idea that my fathers bow was the same bow until now! I then pulled my fathers bow down and by using a very bright light found scratched in the camo paint job.the words ' ALLEN PaY ' then some numbers, of which to me I assume are a serial number. In the picture I was shocked to see the exact same bow as I had hanging on my wall. The other day my bowhunting friend/mentor sent me pictures of a buck he harvested and in the picture henoted that he had used an original Allen compound. I have always just kept it stored or hung on a wall in my home.

My father whom passed away when I was young (17) left behind to me his bow. Guys, I need some help, if you know anything about Original ALLEN compounds.

Jennings compound bow serial number lookup