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Posted 2 years ago
Iphufoth
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Hi
I recently came into possession of 2 rods. The one rod is about 9' and in three pieces. On the handle is the remains of a gold sticker after some research on antique rods I concluded was Edward Von Hofe. There are no other markings on the metal of this rod. The thing I found unusual is the eyes (i believe you call them) are for a spinning rod not a baitcaster. This rod also has a persons name D Abrams with what appears to be gold letters, just like the tag. Any info what be Greatly appreciated.
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