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Can you identify this old,old reel? - Dryrod - 11-10-2003 [cool][size 1]Hey guessers,[/size] [size 1]Can you identify this old reel and the year it was made? This was my first reel that my dad gave me when I was a kid.[/size] [size 1]I blocked out the name but will include it later.[/size] [signature] Re: [Dryrod] Can you identify this old,old reel? - JapanRon - 11-11-2003 Hey there Dryrod, Well....The handle knobs don't look like they're made from Wooly Mammoth tusks, so it can't be THAT old! JapanRon [signature] Re: [JapanRon] Can you identify this old,old reel? - Dryrod - 11-11-2003 [cool][size 1]Hey JapanRon,[/size] [size 1]Good thought, however the handle knobs are not made out of plastic. The reel was made before plastic really came into its own which was after WWll.[/size] [signature] Re: [Dryrod] Can you identify this old,old reel? - tubeN2 - 11-11-2003 That looks like an old Penn. Don't ask me model # cause that was just a lucky guess. [signature] Re: [Dryrod] Can you identify this old,old reel? - byrumjr - 11-11-2003 [font "Arial"][size 2]My guess would be around 1947 and looks like one of these three. Shakespeare, Red River, or Fluger.[/size][/font] [signature] Re: [Dryrod] Can you identify this old,old reel? - davetclown - 11-11-2003 I think I will agree with byrum, the crank arm is a clasic shakespear design. I had one at one time and never could figure out how to cast it. I was as new to angling as you can get way back in 64 we had a thin black braded line spooled on it... [signature] Re: [Dryrod] Can you identify this old,old reel? - Dryrod - 11-11-2003 [cool][size 1]Hey guys,[/size] [size 1]Well it is a Shakespeare reel. There was a clue as to the dating in one of my comments.[/size] [signature] Re: [Dryrod] Can you identify this old,old reel? Time is up! - Dryrod - 11-14-2003 [cool][size 2]Hey guys,[/size] [size 2]Might as well put this subject to sleep.[/size] [size 2]The correct answer is " It is a Shakespeare True Blue Level Winding # 1956 - Model "HF" -Production dates - 10/8/35 -- 2/1/35.[/size] [signature] Re: [Dryrod] Can you identify this old,old reel? Time is up! - JapanRon - 11-15-2003 Hey there Dryrod, I was thinking maybe identifying regional lures (old but more newer models) might be interesting and educational too. I've heard of a couple of some hot saltwater lures made down Lousisana way but no pictures! Whahhhhhhhh! I'll look for them on the net today. JapanRon [signature] Re: [JapanRon] Can you identify this old,old reel? Time is up! - daymere - 11-15-2003 looks like a shakespre 1940 [signature] |