Another trade reel, Ted Williams VI

Started by CincyDavid, March 02, 2026, 01:34:02 PM

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CincyDavid

It is also marked 535-414980 and an EM date stamp. Needs a good cleaning but seems intact other than that.

CincyDavid

Good grief, I opened it up and found this...

happyhooker

You are putting together some interesting reels.  Looks like the last one is a "victim" of the "goop it" method of reel lubrication (i.e, if a little lube is good, then a ton of it will be great!)

Frank

oldmanjoe

That`s a dozen reels worth of grease !
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CincyDavid

I feel like somebody took a trowel and just filled that reel with grease. It didn't stink and was not dried out, thankfully.

rcmsangab

Wow! That has to be some kind of record! How did they even get that much in there?

MarkT

#6
The Ted Williams reels were made for Sears? An oldie like that was made in US. That much grease looks like a China reel! I guess US reels were made by those who were below their grease quota too!
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