65 Long Beach

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Maxed Out

Joe, take your pick and send me a PM with your address. They are all true spinners and nice condition. All four are different styles and all are LB65.

Thank you for your service to our country and our freedom.

 Ted
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Alto Mare

Good men Ted, I checked and have no 65's :-\.
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mo65

I was going to mention the one you bought there...but I saw Ted's gracious offer and was humbled. Great spool ya got there...I like the stainless 65. 8)
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Maxed Out

.....and the last year of the old style plates. By late 1950 the old style plates were history. This one happens to be a southpaw in correct box :o

   Ted
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Ron Jones

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theswimmer

Is the solution to load a hundred feet or so of Dacron and then spool mono on top of that?
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RowdyW

It's probably best to load it 3/4 of dacron & top it off with mono.

Maxed Out

Huge improvement Joe. Looks like a brand new reel  :o :o :o

If you want to add a clamp stand and clamp, a 66, 309, or 209 seat will all fit the 65.

  Here is the 65 with the clamp seat.

  Ted
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Penn Chronology

QuoteHere is the 65 with the clamp seat.

  Ted

That is just plain wrong! No fishing reel is supposed to be that pretty.

Maxed Out

Quote from: Penn Chronology on September 03, 2016, 08:04:10 PM
QuoteHere is the 65 with the clamp seat.

  Ted

That is just plain wrong! No fishing reel is supposed to be that pretty.

...with all due respect(10 tons), I beg to differ :D :D :D. Here is my version of a dressed up LB65 ;). A 65 spool is in there somewhere :o :o :o

  Ted
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Alto Mare

Couldn't see anything but a bright light, I grabbed my sunglasses and the reel appeared. ::)
Beautiful....
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Maxed Out

 It's a Long Beach 65 I got from the original owners son. Price on box says $9.00

Anyone have a clue what year this one is ??

Thanks, Ted
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foakes

Hi Ted --

'49 catalog states $8.00

'50 catalog states $10.00

This is according to Mike's first book -- in the Summary section.

These were fair trade items -- however, there might have been regional variances due to shipping?

And we all know that Penn was wise, as well as consistently thrifty -- not necessarily consistant.

Mike will be able to put a year on it.

Seems like it should be around 1949-50 -- give or take a year.

Nice reel!

Love that blood red crank knob.

Best,

Fred
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