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I picked up this rod at a used furniture store. Its a three piece , round,fly rod ( 12 ") with an extra tip, made by W. Bartleet & Son, Redditch. ( Stamped on the handle)The first tw sections are 51" long and the two tips are 44" and 40". The stock is round. All parts present.
Measures about twelve feet and is made of what looks like greenhart. Its in the orginal bag and very good condition. Could somebody please give me some history of this pole and its possible value?
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