the first a fine composite bow with accompanying bowstring, the belly with long strips of horn, the back covered in birch bark painted with fleur-de-lys designs, with long ears (siyah) reinforced with horn and bearing the makers mark; the second with a draw-weight of 40 pounds, backed with sinew and with horn belly and short siyah (without bowstring); the third similarly backed with sinew and with horn belly, with long red painted siyah and string bridges; the fourth made of fibreglass and wood, with accompanying bowstring, wrapped in red snakeskin and leather with long siyah reinforced with horn; the fifth of unknown make and made entirely of wood, with reinforced nocks and leather wrappings and accompanying bowstring, the longest bow 145.0 cm (5)

Csaba Grózer is a contemporary bowyer from Hungary who has been making composite bows since 1985 and is today one of the foremost makers of composite bows, using both traditional and modern methods.