Horrocks & Ibbotson Bamboo rod find

[JasonGotaProblem]

(thread title has been updated to reflect that the rod has been at least partially identified)
So this is a fun one. I've never seen this logo before. I can make out a "HOR... and a "co." On the top of the small diamond in the middle of the fish. I figured horrocks & ibbotson. It starts with the correct letters and their rods have sticker logos that share a lot of design elements, but none seem like a perfect match. (edit I found a pic of one whose sticker was intact, see next post) The bracket on the reel seat seems like a later addition.

Does this look familiar to anyone?

[JasonGotaProblem]

I found a pic of a similar logo. Confirmed Horrocks and Ibbotson. But I didn't see this on a list of rod decals with date ranges.

[oldmanjoe]

  Yes looks familiar .    Your reel seat has a replacement rear hold down .  It should have been a slip ring .
   Yet I have a Montague with that style rear hold down .

[steelfish]

amigo Jason, you will need a bigger house if you keep finding more and more bamboo rods

[JasonGotaProblem]

Those are cool joe. I need to find a bamboo rod I can actually use.

Taking it with a grain of salt because the person was selling the rod, but that logo was described as being the rare and desirable "trout logo" discontinued in 1929. But I didn't think the "best by test" showed up til the early 30s.

Alex this one is gonna go on the wall in my office. I'm not gonna make a habit of collecting things I can't actually fish with.

[JasonGotaProblem]

I'm getting ready to start refurbishing this rod. Am I correct that those wraps on the guides are an owner repair, not factory wraps?

Does anyone know the age range of that pfleuger "griptite" clamp on the reel seat?

[oldmanjoe]

Red and yellow gold ,just like the decale .  The test of patience is tying the intermediates . Narrow yellow broader red narrow yellow .  The clamp may have came out in 1930-31 .