RODS AND REELS CURRENTLY IN STOCK
I accept high quality rods and reels for consignment sale on this website. If you have high quality rods by any of the recognized classic makers such as Dickerson, Payne, F.E. Thomas, Gillum, Garrison, Leonard, E.C. Powell, Winston, G.H. Howells or others and you are looking to sell the rod, please contact me. The same goes for reels by Hardy, Bogdan, Saracione, etc. My commission is tiered depending on sales price; it is 15% for sales over $2,500, 20% from $1,000 to $2499 and 25% for sales under $1,000. These rates are lower than most dealers charge.
I try to describe rods and reels as completely and accurately as possible; in case of any discrepancy, however, I offer a five day inspection period during which time the item may be returned for a full refund, minus shipping costs. Please note that all customs duties, inspections, etc. are the responsibility of the buyer in international sales. Also please note that all international sales will be shipped insured and declared for the full price paid; please don't ask me to do otherwise. Within the USA I usually ship via registered mail for items valued over about $1200, because of insurance costs; for items below this value I will ship via normal Priority Mail with the United States Postal Service. If UPS is the desired shipper, costs are a bit higher than with the post office. Massachusetts residents must also pay a 6.25% sales tax. Shipping to Europe or Japan is usually in the $90-$150 range if I can ship using the U.S. Postal Service; cost is a bit higher if I need to ship via UPS (the USPS will only insure packages up to a few hundred dollars to many international destinations). Please note that all international packages valued over $2500 must be shipped via UPS. Payment may be made by wire transfer, personal check, money order,international bank check or money order, or by Paypal (please use the 'personal payment' option). I list rods at what I feel are fair prices; I am still willing to at least consider intelligent offers, however, so if you see a rod you really want but can't quite go to the full asking price, please make an offer and it will be respectfully considered.
If interested in any of the rods or other items listed below, please call me at (413)625-6259 or email to per2@comcast.net. If phoning and no answer, be aware that this is the rodshop phone in a one man shop and I am not always available to answer. Please try again if no answer, or leave a message and I will get back with you.
Each item listed will have one or more photographs illustrating the rod or reel for sale; the photos appear below the description of the item. If you are interested in one of the following offerings and want more visual information, feel free to request additional emailed photographs of the item. Let me know if there are any particular details you wish me to emphasize in taking the photos. Note that if there is more than one photo of an item, these smaller images can be enlarged by simply clicking on them.
I try to describe rods and reels as completely and accurately as possible; in case of any discrepancy, however, I offer a five day inspection period during which time the item may be returned for a full refund, minus shipping costs. Please note that all customs duties, inspections, etc. are the responsibility of the buyer in international sales. Also please note that all international sales will be shipped insured and declared for the full price paid; please don't ask me to do otherwise. Within the USA I usually ship via registered mail for items valued over about $1200, because of insurance costs; for items below this value I will ship via normal Priority Mail with the United States Postal Service. If UPS is the desired shipper, costs are a bit higher than with the post office. Massachusetts residents must also pay a 6.25% sales tax. Shipping to Europe or Japan is usually in the $90-$150 range if I can ship using the U.S. Postal Service; cost is a bit higher if I need to ship via UPS (the USPS will only insure packages up to a few hundred dollars to many international destinations). Please note that all international packages valued over $2500 must be shipped via UPS. Payment may be made by wire transfer, personal check, money order,international bank check or money order, or by Paypal (please use the 'personal payment' option). I list rods at what I feel are fair prices; I am still willing to at least consider intelligent offers, however, so if you see a rod you really want but can't quite go to the full asking price, please make an offer and it will be respectfully considered.
If interested in any of the rods or other items listed below, please call me at (413)625-6259 or email to per2@comcast.net. If phoning and no answer, be aware that this is the rodshop phone in a one man shop and I am not always available to answer. Please try again if no answer, or leave a message and I will get back with you.
Each item listed will have one or more photographs illustrating the rod or reel for sale; the photos appear below the description of the item. If you are interested in one of the following offerings and want more visual information, feel free to request additional emailed photographs of the item. Let me know if there are any particular details you wish me to emphasize in taking the photos. Note that if there is more than one photo of an item, these smaller images can be enlarged by simply clicking on them.
Rods
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When there are Brandin rods available, they will be listed first, followed by other classic rods in order of ascending length and in alphabetical order.
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DON'T FORGET TO SCROLL ALL THE WAY TO THE BOTTOM TO ALSO SEE CLASSIC REELS FOR SALE
IF YOU CONTACT ME THROUGH THE 'CONTACT ME' LINK ON THIS SITE AND DON'T HEAR BACK FROM ME, PLEASE EMAIL ME AT per2@comcast.net
When there are Brandin rods available, they will be listed first, followed by other classic rods in order of ascending length and in alphabetical order.
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Newly added; excellent condition Payne rods in models 98, 100, 202 and 204's, one with an acorn-butt, as well as rare reels by Kineya, Tom Morgan / Joe Saracione and Richard Bradley and two Hardy spitfires.
~Brandin 663-2df; 6½ ft. 2pc/2 tips for #3 line at 2½ oz. This is a rare, short, solid 'quad' rod of which I've built darned few; I wish I could afford to keep this one. Although built in 2007, it remains in new condition even still having the original paper wrapping on the grip. Quick dry fly action for DT3 or WF4 lines and casts up to about 45-50 feet on smaller waters such as our Eastern brook trout streams, or Western high-country cutthroat pools. Agate stripping guide and titanium carbide coated snake guides. In original bag with provision for ferrule plug storage, labeled tube and outer tube bag. $6,450 SALE PENDING Click on smaller photos to enlarge.
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~Brandin model 'E.W.E'; 7 ft. 2pc/2 tips for #3 line, 2.95 oz., an homage model to Eustis Edwards. I've built a series of rods that were inspired by a very early Eustis Edwards 7 foot rod I own built about 100 years ago. This is a solid, hexagonal rod and has been carefully fished by myself only, remaining in almost new condition. Smooth, light dry fly action suited to smaller waters and casts up to about 45 feet or so. Stripping guide is agate, while the snakes are old-stock tungsten steel; reel-seat is pocket butt cap and band in blued n/s over figured Koa spacer. Finish is my rubbed varnish 'quiet' finish. Please note the water-mark that can be seen in one of the photos in the swell of the cane as it goes towards the grip; I love those, but not everyone agrees with me. In original bag with provision for ferrule plug storage, labeled tube and outer tube bag. $5,650 SALE PENDING Click on smaller photos to enlarge.
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~Brandin model 225; 7'5" (225 cm), special semi-hollow quad, 2⅞ oz. for DT3 line. This is the third rod of this model built in 2007 and it remains in very near mint condition, very lightly used. It has special hollow-building that results in a particularly lively, fast action and is my spliced-joint design that incorporates a splice to join the rod in lieu of ferrules. Three rolls of the tape I prefer will accompany the rod. Note that this rod also has the specially machined bamboo clips to protect the splices when not in use, or for shipping. There is provision for the storage of these clips in the flap of the rod bag. Comes from the collection of my friend and fellow rod-maker, Jack Coyle. Includes original rod bag, labeled brass-capped tube and outer tube bag and three rolls of splice tape. $6,750 Click photo to enlarge.
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~Tom Moran 'Spring Run'; 6½ ft., 2pc/2tips, 2.5 oz. for #4 line. I knew Tom from his time working at T&T and visited with him in England in 1995. He took me to several hook producers in Redditch, as well as to the Partridge factory and we fished the Itchen together. His rods have always displayed workmanship right at the top of this craft; the fit and finish on this rod is exemplary. I am particularly taken with the 'ribs' of bamboo on the back of the all-cork skeleton reel-seat which avoid allowing the slide band to dig into the cork. Other touches are thin bands of varnished figured walnut as checks at either side of the grip, and single turn tipping wraps throughout. Although it has an elegant swell in the taper going into the grip, the action is reminiscent of a Garrison. I believe the snake guides are of Tom's own manufacture and of a lovely bronze color. From the collection of my friend Jack Coyle. Comes in original bag and fancy leather covered aluminum tube. As nice an example of this very special maker's work as I have seen. $3,250 Click on photo to enlarge.
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~Charlie Jenkins 7 ft. 2 pc/2 tips #70-29. I understand from the current owner that this rod was the 126th rod built by Charlie and it was finished in 1976. It has a distinctly 'Garrison-esque' feel to it and I like it with a WF5 line, though it will cast a DT4 as well. The stripping guide is hardened steel similar to the old 'Perfection' style, while the snakes are tungsten steel, all wrapped in medium brown thread tipped yellow and color preserved. Rod remains essentially straight and in at least very good condition, just a touch of blueing gone from the ferrules from years of use. I understand that Charlie carried on a correspondence with Mr. Garrison in his early building, so perhaps that accounts for the rod's action. I had the privilege of being with Charlie in southern Wyoming for a couple days many years ago on the banks of the North Platte and Encampment Creek; he is as fine a man as I have met and it is sad that he is gone, though his son Steve carries on the rod work. Comes in original bag and Jenkins labeled tube. $1450
~Jim Payne model 98; 7 ft. 2pc/2 tips, 3 oz (on tag). This iconic Payne taper is in excellent original condition throughout and has the goodies we always want, ferrule plug and hanging tag. Blueing on reel-seat hardware is about 90% and 100% on ferrules while the stamping on the butt cap is only the "Payne / Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.", indicating it was picked up at the shop, not bought through a retailer. Perfection stripping guide and American pattern tungsten steel snake guides under brown wraps with yellow tipping. In original bag with hang tag and Payne tube. This is the classic American seven foot #4 line dry fly rod. There is a hole drilled in the side of the brass collar to allow air to circulate as was sometimes recommended; blue label only partially intact. $4,475 Click on smaller images to enlarge
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~Mario Wojnicki model 220 V4T2; 7'3" 2 pc/2 tips, semi-hollow five-strip rod for #4 line with fiberglass ferrule. Actual weight 2.7 oz. This is a spectacular and very versatile dry fly rod for small to medium-sized streams. Both tips are designed for use with dry flies, but one has a stronger taper for use when larger flies are anticipated, while the lighter tip is best with smaller dries. In very lightly used, almost new condition, action is Mario's well-known semi-parabolic, edging towards parabolic with the stronger tip. Very easy loading and smooth, this rod could easily become your favorite. Comes in original distinctive labeled rod bag and stamped tube, with Mario's original papers about the glass ferrule and how to lubricate and handle it. Offered here at a considerable discount below current price and without the long wait to get a rod from Mario. $3,650 Click on smaller photos to enlarge.
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~Sam Carlson 7½ ft. 2pc/ 2 tips for #4 line. This is a very early rod from the acknowledged master of the quad fly rod. Sam was a most significant mentor to me when I was getting started building rods over 30 years ago; don't know that I ever could have built many quads without Sam's guidance. As seen in the photos, this rod has the fancy double tipping which Sam had his wife Verna wrap until she balked at the extra work, as well as the early 'Carlson' designation in block letters. It is truly a lovely rod and unusual in its light action at this length. Finish and wraps are excellent and original throughout. Both tip top loops are slightly 'deformed' but fully functional (I could replace them with better period tip tops if desired). The tube also has a sticker from The Bedford Sportsman which was an important fly shop run by my other early mentor Peter Phelps. In original bag (bottom re-inforced to repair small holes) and tube. $5,275 Click on photos to enlarge.
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~Jim Payne model 100; 7'6" pc/2 tips. I would fish a DT4 on this rod, though some may want a WF5. Stamping on the butt cap indicates it was "Sold by Abercrombie & Fitch, New York" and blueing is about 90% on reel-seat hardware, while ferrule blue shows a missing chip or two. Varnish is excellent with only minimal sign of use, though the rod does show a slight fish-fighting set. Perfection stripping guide with American pattern tungsten steel snake guides under standard Payne brown wraps with yellow tipping. Comes in original bag with hang tag and ferrule plug and Payne brass-capped tube. $4,225 Click on smaller images to enlarge.
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~Jim Payne model 197; 7'6", 3 pc/2 tips for #4/5 line. This rod is marked "Made for Abercrombie & Fitch", so was built in the 1960's, but still carries the 'Perfection' stripping guide rather than the Mildrum stripper seen on the latest era rods. I would probably prefer a DT4 or perhaps Wulff Triangle Taper #5 line on this rod; it is one of those 'strong #4, light #5' rods and it has a remarkably quick, smooth action that is decidedly lighter than the model 198 from a similar time period. Bamboo dimension below the tip top is only .060" over original varnish. Condition is at least excellent with only very minor varnish scuffing or minor scratches from careful use and ferrule blueing remains at 100%. In original bag with hanging tag and original Payne brass-capped tube. $4,495 Click on smaller photos to enlarge.
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~Jim Payne model 198; 7'6", 3 pc/2 tips for #5 line. This is a late era rod with the Mildrum stripping guide, likely built in the mid 1960's and it remains in excellent+, close to mint condition. Stamping on the locking nut reads "Made for Abercrombie & Fitch Co." The only sign of use on this rod I can see is the slightest of wear inside the loops of both tip-tops, some of which came when I cast the rod. It is a truly iconic American dry fly rod with a crisp, smooth action about as good as I've had in my hand at this length and line weight. As seen in the photos, there is almost no soiling of the grip and all wraps, varnish, etc. are original and perfect as are the ferrule fits. In original bag and blue-labeled tube with hang tag and ferrule plugs. $4,975 Click on smaller photos to enlarge.
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~Jim Payne model 200; 8 ft. 3pc/2 tips, 4¼ oz (on tag) for #4-5 line. This rod is stamped "Sold by Abercrombie & Fitch Co. New York" on the lock-nut and is supplied with ferrule plugs, so dating this rod to the 1950's. It remains in excellent+ original condition with 100% blueing on all ferrules. Perfection stripping guide and American pattern tungsten steel snakes. Judging by the soiling on the grip, this rod has been carefully used, but there is not even a hint of the cracking usually seen at the ferrule wraps. A spectacular casting rod, I prefer a DT4 line, though it will also handle a WF5. Ok, I confess that this is one of my favorite Payne tapers; I've spent a day on the Henry's Fork of the Snake with a different model 200 from a few years later than this rod and was very impressed with how it handled on the water in actual fishing conditions. I usually feel handicapped when fishing a traditional solid bamboo rod like this one, compared to a modern hollow-built rod, but that day on the 'Fork I didn't feel hampered at all and this one is better than that one was. It is a great fishing rod and remarkably quick for such a light-line rod. Comes in original bag and red-labeled tube with hanging tag and ferrule plugs. $5175 Click on smaller photos to enlarge.
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~Jim Payne model 202; 8 ft., 3 pc/2 tips, 4⅝ oz (on tag). A strong DT5 or WF6 rod in excellent + condition and all original finish. The only stamping on the locking nut is "Payne", so rod was most likely picked up at the shop rather than sold through a retailer. Perfect ferrule fits and straight though it has seen some use. Perfection stripper and American pattern tungsten steel snake guides under standard Payne brown wraps tipped yellow. Blueing on ferrules is 100%. A very nice strong dry fly rod for larger rivers such as the lower Beaverkill, West Branch Delaware, Madison or Big Hole. Comes with original bag with hang tag, ferrule plugs and blue-labeled Payne tube. $3,250 SALE PENDING Click on smaller images to enlarge.
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~M. Wojnicki GF 245; 8 ft. 2pc/2tips semi-hollow 5-strip rod for #5 line; ser. #6715. This is a glass-glass ferrule rod which it is so difficult to convince Mario to make because of the work involved. I watched Mario develop and evolve this glass ferrule design over a period of years while we shared shop space in El Cerrito, CA. I feel it is the best synthetic material ferrule ever developed. This one comes from the collection of my friend and fellow rod-maker Jack Coyle and remains in excellent, lightly used condition. Action is on the parabolic side of semi-parabolic. Snake guides are hard chrome while the stripping guide is a Mildrum SRMC light ring carbaloy. Comes in distinctive original bag (with M. Wojnicki tag) and brass-capped stamped tube and includes Mario's ferrule plug for the female glass ferrule. An outer tube bag is included, but is not original to the rod. From the collection of Jack Coyle $3,950 Click on photo to enlarge.
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~Michael Montagne 8½ ft. 2 pc/ 2 tips light salmon / steelhead rod. These amazing instruments by Mike Montagne very rarely come up for sale. This is a very early effort by this iconic maker with a decidedly slower action than the super-fast rods he later became known for. It does have his beautiful and unique up-locking reel-seat with permanent fighting butt. It is also glued with resorcinol, the strongest glue for any water application and showing the darker glue lines such as seen on later era Garrison rods. It feels to me like it would handle a #7 line with authority. Above the grip is written Mike's name in block letters, unlike his later script signature, and on the opposite flat "102-3.5 IFB-108-170 ST 235 '82 #10". I don't know what all those numbers and letters mean, but the ST must stand for Steelhead and the '82 for the year of manufacture 1982. If it is the tenth rod he ever made or the 10th rod of 1982, I don't know. I visited Mike's shop about a year after this rod was built and was fascinated by his work, especially his hollow-building which became my introduction to the concept. I evolved my ideas about hollow quads after seeing how Mike was doing it. He is clearly one of the most unusual and inspired makers of bamboo rods ever. This rod remains in excellent+ original condition and comes with his blue rod bag with printed signature and original signed rod tube. A chance to own one of the rods that led the way into the modern, semi-hollow bamboo rod. $2,125
~Jim Payne model 204; 8½ ft., 3 pc/2 tips, 5⅛ oz (on tag). This is a particularly beautiful example of this great Payne taper, showing darker, richer cane color than the average Payne. My friend Jack Coyle, who knows more about the subtle intricacies of Payne rods than anyone I know, feels the 204 is Jim Payne's best taper. This one is stamped "Sold By Clapp & Treat, Inc., Hartford, CT" and has the reverse-twist 'English' snake guides and Perfection stripping guide. Blueing on ferrules is 100% and varnish & wraps are in excellent original condition. Comes in original bag with hanging tag (detached) and Payne tube with a soiled blue label under old protective tape and ferrule plugs with perfect cork. About as beautiful an example of this model as I've seen. $3,250 Click on smaller images to enlarge.
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~Jim Payne model 204 with acorn butt; 8½ ft., 3 pc/2 tips, actual weight 5.1 oz. This rod is marked "W.D.D." under the varnish on the butt section; it was built by Jim Payne for Wynn Davis the well-known publisher of the last mid-century. It feels slightly more powerful than the rod of the same model above, so could likely handle a WF6 as well as the #5 line usually employed with a Payne 204. Perfection stripping guide and reverse-twist 'English' snake guides under Payne brown wraps tipped black. Varnish throughout is good, but the butt section has had an overcoat of varnish to fill in spots where the original varnish had chipped away. The acorn butt cap is stamped only 'Payne' indicating Mr. Davis likely picked it up directly at the shop. In original bag (missing hang tag) and Payne tube without added label and ferrule plugs. A nice, firm example of this great taper that could be perfect with a little bit of professional varnish re-furbishing. $2,350 Click on smaller images to enlarge.
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~F.E. Thomas 8½ ft. 3 pc/ 2 tips 'Browntone'. This rod is about as mint as you will find from a rod this old. It was built in 1957 and came out of the Thomas shop with a piece of paper inside reading 'Leon Thomas', now attached under plastic to the outside of the tube. No way to really know what that means, but it sure is a fine example of a Thomas. It is a wonderful casting rod with #6 line, though in the right hands will also cast a #5. Reverse twist (English twist) tungsten steel guides under brown wraps. In original bag and labeled tube. $2,150
Photographic Prints
Photographic Prints~Per Brandin B&W print. Stroboscopic view of John Napoli casting my Tournament Trout Fly Rod at the Long Beach Casting Club about 1995. Signed digital print image size 13X20 inches, paper size 17X22 inches. Suitable for mounting or framing. Signed. $475 SOLD
~Per Brandin B&W print. 'Fish Watches Man'; Chinatown, NY City 1980. Image size 33X22 inches. Digital print suitable for mounting or framing. Perhaps my single favorite image. Signed. $795
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I have many other prints available for sale, both in digital and silver print modes; please see the section of my website I call 'Street Level Photos' for more information.
Reels
~Richard Bradley 'Bespoke' in left hand wind; little 2" diameter reel by ¾" wide spool. Mr. Bradley passed on some years ago now and has a strong local following in the Catskills of New York; we don't see his reels for sale very often. This one is in mint condition with a very strong, non-adjustable, click. Comes in black velvet reel bag as issued. $495 Click on images to enlarge.
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~Charlton 8350C 'configurable' reel, RHW. This is the light-line version of this famous reel with its remarkable sealed drag, suitable for most trout fishing. It remains in excellent condition with little sign of use and I also have two new-in-the-box extra spools available for this reel. Comes in original padded reel pouch. $1195 Click on photo to enlarge
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~Charlton 8350C extra 'configurable' spool, 1-5 weight. Brand new in original shipping box. I have two of these that are identical at $350 each, or buy the reel and two extra spools for $1725
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~Hardy 'St. George Junior' in spitfire finish and left-hand wind. This is the very nice re-issued version of this wonderful little reel with the 1930's hole pattern and 'ivorine' handle and light grey agate line guard. It is in mint, unused, condition, coming with original shipping box, faux-sheepskin lined Hardy case, all papers and Hardy decal and shipping box as issued. $650 Click on images to enlarge.
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~Hardy St. George 3" in spitfire finish and left-hand wind. This is the very nice re-issued version of this wonderful reel with the 1930's hole pattern and 'ivorine' handle and light grey agate line guard. I feel these re-issued St. George reels are preferable to the old originals because of the lighter alloys used, resulting in a reel that is about a full ounce lighter than the older reels. The 3" is also about my favorite reel to match to 8-8½ foot hollow-built modern bamboo rods such as my 834-2 df HB. It is in mint, unused, condition, coming with original shipping box, faux-sheepskin lined Hardy case, all papers and Hardy decal and shipping box as issued. $595 Click on images to enlarge.
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~Hardy 3⅛" Wide Spool Perfect, new in box. This is the recent vintage of this great and very useful model; I like it with lines in the #4-6 weight range. Note that this model has no line guard and is convertible to either left or right hand wind; currently set for RHW. $525 SALE PENDING Click on photo to enlarge.
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~Hardy 3" St. George in right hand wind, new in box. This is still often my favorite model reel for much of my trout fishing, especially when using 4 weight lines. It balances perfectly with many of the modern hollow and semi-hollow rods from 8-8½ feet. This is a recent iteration of this classic model, with agate line guard, three-screw latch, and smooth brass foot. It comes with an extra spool, also new in box. Reel only $525; extra spool $100 or buy both together for $595 Click on photo to enlarge.
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~Hardy Wide Drum Salmon Perfect 4" in Right Hand Wind from my personal collection. This reel has no line guard, so it is possible to flip the pawl inside and use this reel as a LHW. It is in very nice shape, showing only minor finish wear and having all spare parts in place internally. It has the long, ribbed brass foot, original retaining screw and straight-line writing and comes in Hardy Brothers box properly marked with a "4 inch Perfect" tag. $650
~Kineya model 200 Ni in left-hand wind. This spectacularly beautiful reel in mint condition is 2¼ in diameter with a spool about ⅝" wide. I had never handled one of these reels before, but must say it is impressive with its side-plates reminiscent of mother-of-pearl and jeweled inserts. The photos will speak to the aesthetics of this very special reel and the click has a very nice, smooth feel. Comes in original shipping box and reel bag with tag. A rare reel. $1495 Click on images to enlarge.
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~Tom Morgan / Joe Saracione model #1; for line sizes 1/2/3, 4.3 oz. in left-hand wind. This rod is in mint condition and comes with original shipping box, paperwork, and leather case by Arne Mason. As beautiful a small, S-handle reel as you will find. $1,125 Click on images to enlarge.
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This list of rods and reels will be updated with new items occasionally so please keep checking back.
