I've just got a rather funny little book by Chester Seay: "Shooting the Long Bow - Relaxed Method"
As far as I have found out, he was part of "the inner circle" before WW II. He is mentioned together with Pen Pearson, Klopsteg and all the other famous archers in USA.
He also was archery instructor on some movies (e.g. "Marco Polo"), but apart from that I can't find anything about him.
Does anyone know something about him? Occupation, when he was born/died etc.
Ole

Hi Ole, According to "A Bibliography of Archery", Chester Seay died in 1969 and produced quite a few articles during his lifetime on shooting technique. He also authored "Shooting the Long Bow - A Short Lesson in Archer", Los Angeles, CA circa 1925 and a second edition - March, 1937. I will look into the subject further and see what I can find.