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Winning Bid :$2,380.00
Description:
In a tribute to the Gar Wood designed Wedding Cake style reels, Joe Saracione built a series of reels named the Bonefish reel with a 3 1/2" diameter, a Permit reel with a 3 3/4" diameter and a Tarpon reel with a 4 1/4" diameter, all with a black anodized finish.
All set for left hand wind, these circa 1990's reels are built with stainless pillars, large cork discs and outgoing clicks. All come with the original black boxes and reel bags, all in excellent condition. Each set was marked with a serial number, with these reels all marked with serial #30. In new, never used condition.
A very rare set in new condition. But there a price to pay for.
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Winning Bid :$167.50Description:A very scarce reel produced by James E. Oliver, a Missouri native who moved to Daytona Beach, Florida in 1934. This model M300 was the predecessor to the also scarce Oliver "Flying Saucer" style Striper reel. With a 6" diameter, this all aluminum trolling reel had a very short production run while Oliver worked out of his small shop on Charles Street in South Daytona Beach, Florida. A patent was applied for in 1951 under the Florida Reel Co. for the M300 reel. An excellent condition example with one small mounting hole in the foot. A scarce reel for any advanced Florida collection or unusual reel collection. (History of the Oliver reel found in the Reel News, an ORCA publication, volume 3, issue 1, 1993)I think This is a great buy for a lovely reel. More Ebay Top Bidder coming...
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Winning Bid :$1,000.00Description:
AN AMAZING COLLECTION OF FISHING LURES, REELS, TACKLE, AND A NEAT OLD MY BUDDY ALUMINUM TACKLE BOX. MOST OF THIS STUFF CAME FROM AN OLD CASTER WHO MAINLY FISHED MINNESOTA MOSTLY CLEARWATER LAKE IN ANNANDALE, MN. MAPLE HILL RESORT.Over 75 Lures include Heddon, Creek chub, South Band, Keeling, McGinty, Shakespear and many more. Eye Popping Vintage Tackle collection.Clearing the your old fishing stuff can exchange a good pocket money. Some called junk but other called treasure.
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