1932 Allcock Duplex mk.3 spin reel/ strip, refresh, and restore/ Completed!

Started by Woodbilly, April 09, 2025, 04:05:12 PM

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Woodbilly

Quote from: Brewcrafter on April 17, 2025, 12:35:24 AMVery neat relic!  And glad to see it not only looking good, but working good as well! - john

Thank you!
I'm taking it out, next trip, to give her a replay of a past life!
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Woodbilly

Quote from: oldmanjoe on April 16, 2025, 12:43:02 PM:)   Excellent work !!  From your pictures , I just restored the same reel without getting dirty .
           When you say small reel , you were not kidding ..

Haha! Glad I could take you along for the journey!
 Yep. She's a vintage ultralight,for sure.
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Woodbilly

Quote from: Midway Tommy on April 16, 2025, 05:08:21 PMBoy, considering the way I hold a spinning rod/reel combo that trip mechanism/action looks like it could be a real finger smacker/cutter.  :o  I'd have to reteach myself how to hold the outfit.  ;)

Really a cool reel, though! Well done!

Yes, I could see that, depending on how one holds the rod/ reel foot.
 I have yet to mount it or use it, but it will be happening.
 I'll definitely report back on this beauty.
Thousands have lived without love. None without water.

alantani

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Woodbilly

Quote from: alantani on April 17, 2025, 01:46:15 PMBeautiful work!!!
Thank you, sir! The reel is a thing of beauty with the brass body.
 Can't wait till it gets some fresh patina.
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