A few new additions to my collection...

Started by Tightlines667, October 04, 2015, 12:50:53 AM

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Tightlines667

I made a few new additions to my prewar saltwater fishing reel collection...



Left front - A.F.Meisselbach & Bothers - Triton take-apart
Left rear - Abbey & Imbrie - Surf King Special No. 100
Middle -Abbey & Imbrie - Silver King No. 82
Right rear - Ocean City - Ike Walton Club take-apart, 300yd
Right front - Ocean City - Dover Club - take-apart

All but one have star drags, and I believe these guys are all ca. 1920s.  

& here is what my reel collection looks like at this point in time (minus some ads, catelogs, and a few reels that still requine some assembly)...



I may need another display case :)
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for the consumate fishermen.

Rancanfish

Wow, quite the group.

I need to add another shelf to my cabinet myself.
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Dominick

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Alto Mare

Looking good John. Yes you will definitely need another display case. Make sure the next one is a larger one, or you will need another still.
Don't ask how I know ;D.
All look good, but those two large Senators with the wood handle really caught my eye. Very nice.
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Penn Chronology

QuoteI may need another display case

Oh yea, your collections is growing. You have some interesting pieces there. That big first gen Senator on the bottom right is a 14 or 16/O. If it is a 16/O we have to talk.

Tightlines667

Quote from: Penn Chronology on October 05, 2015, 05:32:22 AM
QuoteI may need another display case

Oh yea, your collections is growing. You have some interesting pieces there. That big first gen Senator on the bottom right is a 14 or 16/O. If it is a 16/O we have to talk.

A 14/0, with incorrect (numbered) handle, spool (1-piece), stand, jack, and yoke.
Hope springs eternal
for the consumate fishermen.

Penn Chronology

QuoteA 14/0, with incorrect (numbered) handle, spool (1-piece), stand, jack, and yoke.

Still a great reel, even though the parts have been updated. Now you have to search out the correct parts. No easy task. Probably the best way will be to find a early second gen reel, swap out the correct parts onto your reel and use the incorrect parts to make the second gen reel a good fishing reel.

Tightlines667

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Quote from: Penn Chronology on October 09, 2015, 05:01:03 AM
QuoteA 14/0, with incorrect (numbered) handle, spool (1-piece), stand, jack, and yoke.

Still a great reel, even though the parts have been updated. Now you have to search out the correct parts. No easy task. Probably the best way will be to find a early second gen reel, swap out the correct parts onto your reel and use the incorrect parts to make the second gen reel a good fishing reel.

That is the plan.  Though I realize finding the right doner reel may he no easy task either.  However, I am up to the challenge.
Hope springs eternal
for the consumate fishermen.

Newell Nut


broadway

You don't mess around john... Looking good pal!
Dom

Steve-O

I may need another display case  

ya think? :D

really nice collection!

Bob Colclough


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