Unfortunately, all the offset bows have either been sold or given away..so no pics for now, but that may change , got a nice mulberry stave (cut it down on the archery range in the woods, we never miss a good tree hahaha) and a cedar log about ready,harvested from my woods... perfect for some nice longbows ... also have a laminated edge grain bamboo board (flooring I think ) that was given to try out... might make a perfect D bow, with a little thinning...
for those that are too bendy in the handle , we have wrapped on a small slat of wood onto the belly (like a handle), then linen cord wrapping... stiffens it up just a bit ... and easy to try out , longer slat for stiffer handle...I suppose you could use a piece of bone /horn , but then it would be a composite... hahaha...easier to tiller right in the first place
to try offset , draw a line down the center of the stave board , and move the tips 1/8" to the left of this line , if you're right handed... opposite for leftys... when tillering , watch out for limb twist , pretty easy really and non critical for us primitive bowyers...
We started the kiddies out making longbows out of rattan ...(ancient PA article) rounded sections and arc of a circle tiller easy to work for the kids and they practically tiller themselves.. Rattan /bamboo, we used to get from 1(800) 4 Bamboo...