A Round of Applause

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saltydog

Shark hunter it was a lot of money back then, my aunt and grandfather made around 5 dollars a week back then and they were well off, a loaf of bread was a nickel.
Remember...."The soldier above all other people prays for peace, for he
must suffer and bear the deepest wounds and scars of war!" Douglas
MacArthur

Shark Hunter

Wow, So that was like 5 weeks salary. In todays economy, that would probably equal to $2500 maybe?
That's pretty steep. I gave $1200 for my Everol 14, two speed a couple weeks ago.
Life is Good!

Bunnlevel Sharker

Aight Daron, you can quit rubbing it in anytime ;D
Grayson Lanier

saltydog

Back then it was pretty steep and most people fished with cane poles. My grandfather had a penn he bought back in 1939 and he only paid 2.50 for it but that was a Christmas present for his dad. Good buy on the Everol they are great reels, I had four of the 9/0 when I lived in Florida but sold them off 10 years ago.
Remember...."The soldier above all other people prays for peace, for he
must suffer and bear the deepest wounds and scars of war!" Douglas
MacArthur

Shark Hunter

Life is Good!

Oceanreels

I don't know what to say. :o Thanks for the complements, just a bunch of fishing reels.  I do have a habit of getting carried with things.
  Having said that, I'm always looking to add to all parts of the collection. My site was updated a few days ago.
  Thanks again, Brian, Member ORCA & NFLCC
Brian Purrone  Member ORCA
http://myfishingreels.weebly.com/

Dominick

Quote from: Oceanreels on January 24, 2014, 07:25:22 PM
Thanks for the complements, just a bunch of fishing reels

That's being humble.  See Daron... no rub rub rub.   ;D Dominick
Leave the gun.  Take the cannolis.

There are two things I don't like about fishing.  Getting up early in the morning and boats.  The rest of it is fun.

0119

Interesting story about the gentleman and his mother on the Titanic!  I can see him on a small wooden cruiser off Cuba using that reel....

Irish Jigger

Quote from: 0119 on January 24, 2014, 08:04:16 PM
Interesting story about the gentleman and his mother on the Titanic!  I can see him on a small wooden cruiser off Cuba using that reel....
Fabulous reel collection there.
Interesting reading about Thomas Cardenza's reel and his connection with the Titanic.
My great grandfather booked the band on the Titanic,they are reputed as " having gone down well."
Another skeleton in the family cupboard I'm afraid.

Shark Hunter

Quote from: Dominick on January 24, 2014, 07:53:49 PM
Quote from: Oceanreels on January 24, 2014, 07:25:22 PM
Thanks for the complements, just a bunch of fishing reels

That's being humble.  See Daron... no rub rub rub.   ;D Dominick
I guess Humble is not one of my better qualities. ;D
rub, rubba dub dub! :P
Life is Good!

Chris Gatorfan

Brian the is spectacular...Beautiful collection....Are they all origional or are some upgraded.
Wilson's Reel Upgrades.

Oceanreels

Chris;  All reels are original.
Brian Purrone  Member ORCA
http://myfishingreels.weebly.com/

johndtuttle

We're not worthy!  :'( :'( :'( :'( It's just so beautiful.



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