Hurd Casting Reel with Brown Walnut Handle

Serial no.55027 and marked "Hurd Super Caster, Detroit" on reel. Brown walnut grips. Functionally sound with side click and adjustable drag. Marks to reel handle knobs, replaced handle nut, guide wrap

Serial no.33646 and marked "Hurd Super Caster, Detroit" on reel. Brown walnut checkered grips. Functionally sound with side click and adjustable drag. Overall Very Good plus.

Serial no.37079 and marked "Hurd Super Caster, Detroit" on reel. Brown walnut grips. Functionally sound with side click and adjustable drag. Guide wraps worn on metal rod, Very Good butt section and r

Serial no.81890 and marked "Hurd Super Caster, Detroit" on reel. Brown walnut checkered grips. Functionally sound with side click and adjustable drag. Overall Very Good to Very Good plus reel with Ver

Serial no.30017 and marked "Hurd Super Caster, Detroit" on reel. Brown walnut checkered grips. Functionally sound with side click and adjustable drag. Overall Very Good to Very Good plus reel with Ver

Marked "Hurd Super Caster, Detroit" on reel and no serial number. Brown walnut checkered grips. Functionally sound with side click and adjustable drag. Initials scratched on side of reel and worn guid

Gorgeous nickel silver casting reel with white handles. Stamped Pflueger Summit No. 1993L Trademark Made in USA. Issued: c. 1935 Dimensions: 4"L x 2"W x 3"H Manufacturer: Pflueger Enterprise Mfg. Co.

Pretty nickel silver casting reel with wooden handles and bolsters. Issued: c. 1930's-1940's Dimensions: 4"L x 2"W x 3"H Manufacturer: Kalamazoo Tackle Co. Country of Origin: USA

Louis Vuitton "Knightsbridge" bag, in Damier Ebene coated canvas, with brass hardware, walnut brown leather trim, dual flat handles, exterior pocket featuring buckle closure at front flap, cerise Alca

Introduced in 1917, 2" diam, 1 5/8" wide spool, marked "Made by James Heddon's Sons Dowagiac, Mich. No. 35". Good sliding click switch, free-spool release, triple grasp tournament handle, thin band of

Top hat style, straight counterbalanced handle, brass spool arbor, working click switch, jeweler inscribed “Gayle to C. Klein Cin. O.”, Ex-/Ex condition.

Polished aluminum and German silver, marked "Jack Welch Dowagiac, Mich. Hand Made", serial 77, balsa arbor, sliding click switch and dual grasp handle, works well. Ex/Ex- condition, appearing unfished

Small 1 3/4” diam, 1 5/8” spool, serial 8710, working click and drag switches, 12 o’clock counterbalanced handle, knurling on the head cap rim, arched "Frankfort Kentucky Reel No. 2

Limited Edition, serial 070007, red finish, rim release, good drag, counter balance handle, appears unused, Ex/Ex+ condition. Original display box is correctly marked with cardstock insert.

2” diam, 1 1/8” wide spool, serial 182, converted for tournament use, balsa arbor, fitted with a tiny three grasp handle. VG+/Ex- condition, with an unmarked leather case.

Serial 7109, narrow 1 3/16” spool, fixed journal, working click and drag switches, dog-leg style handle, Ex-/Ex condition.

Serial 802, working click and drag switches, counterbalanced handle, foot stamped with a number 2, jeweler inscribed “W. H. Jacobs Madison, Wis.”, Ex- condition.

Straight line mark, working plain click and drag switches, dog-leg style half handle, VG+/Ex- condition.

Serial 11435, working drag switch, jeweled, tournament handle, balsa arbor, Ex- condition.

Serial 6700, “Pat’s App’d For”, balsa arbor, working click, tournament handle, added thumb rest, VG/VG+ condition.

Polished aluminum and German silver, marked "Jack Welch Dowagiac, Mich. Hand Made", serial 261, level wind, balsa arbor, sliding click switch and dual grasp handle, works well. Ex/Ex- condition, in a

Serial 1709, working drag and click switches, balsa arbor, tiny tournament handle, Ex- condition.

Marked "Tournament Freespool 1744" and "Model HK", free spool rim switch, altered back plate and 3/4" aluminum spool, and a marked "Tournament" reel with dual grasp handle, both about Ex- condition.

This 2-tip rod comes with a detachable walnut handle and stamped T&T ferrules. There is some varnish worn off the lower end of the handle, and one tip curves right, the other curves left. It has the o