Theodore Gordon's Personal Fly Rod

A yellow egg sack fly tied by "The Father of American Dry Fly Fishing", Theodore Gordon. Provenance card by Ted Niemeyer accompanies the fly. Excellent condition.

4 hackle feathers from Theodore Gordon's fly tying desk, accompanied by 3 flies tied by the late Dave Brandt and a sketch of Gordon by the late portrait artist Richard Grossenbach, a founding member o

(Gordon, Theodore).The Complete Fly Fisherman. The Notes and Letters of Theodore Gordon. Edited by John McDonald. Preface by Arnold Gingrich. Thick 8vo, gilt-decorated full polished blue calf, slipcas

Heddon #19 Bamboo Fly Rod, 7'6" 2/24 oz, nice caramel flaming, down locking reel seat, ideal with a #4 line. Length 47 in. From the Personal Collection of Allan J. Liu, Amawalk, New York Additional hi

Pleissner, Ogden M.Dry Fly Fishing for Salmon. Fine color print. 16 x 25-1/2 inches plus margins, neatly matted, in glass-fronted frame. ONE OF 300, SIGNED BY PLEISSNER.Np: Theodore Gordon Flyfishers,

Made by one of the most famous of all rod makers, this nice 2/2 rod has serial number "E-8-9" and is all original. The snake guides closest to the ferrules on both tips are rusty, as is the upper snak

Rare 2/2 rod, made in 1944 by Everett Garrison, serial #N-76-1, with a copper sliding band and “butt cap”. It has varnish roughness, some areas of melt-down and two of the guides have surf

Excellent condition, 2/2 quadrate made by “Sam” Carlson, serial 716-472 (along with 069398 inked above the handle). Other than mild cork soiling, there are no other signs of use. Comes in

Previously owned by renown angling author Art Flick, this 2-pc. rod comes with 3 tips. The inscription above the handle on 2 flats reads: "Dickerson 8014 '50, Art Flick". This rod has translucent brow

Wonderful light trout rod by master maker Sam Carlson, this 2/4 quadrate is rare in this short length. Featuring evenly flamed cane, rich orange colored varnish, copper brown wraps tipped gold then bl

3/2 rod made by “Pinky” Gillum, serial 1-780, professionally refinished with ghosting marks where the original stripping guide was located (about 1 1/2” above the present location).

Made by the late master rod maker "Sam" Carlson, this 3/2 Quadrate is in near excellent condition, accompanied by a 3 3/4" detachable extension butt. It features flamed shafts, translucent reddish/bro

2-butt & 2-tip rod set with one butt made 6” longer than the other, Marysville, CA stamped reel seats, no markings on the rods (both appear all original). With the original bag and brass-capped

Made as a one-of-a-kind custom set of 3 rods with Goodwin Granger tapers, all are unfished and in mint condition. Rod #1: 8', 3/2, rated for #5 lines. It has translucent wraps tipped red, black snake

3/2, tag states: “stained & oxidized”. With the original bag, tag and brass-capped tube.

In near mint condition, this 2/2 rod features Bob's richly flamed cane, 2x2 nodes, bronze silk wraps tipped red, blued ferrules, aluminum ferrule plug, 5 1/2" cigar grip, and a curly wood reel seat wi

3/2, serial 1950305 inked above the handle, with light cork soiling, 2 minor varnish chips (4" above the handle) and a 1/8” indent on one cork ring. With a red bag and W&M tube minus the label.

This mint condition Walt Carpenter rod still has the tissue paper on the handle. Included is a handwritten letter signed by Walt Carpenter, relaying this 2/2 rod: "is made to J. Payne's Mod 97 taper u

Limited edition, 3/2, appears as new, serial 5 of only 12 rods made in 1983, with tissue paper on the cork handle with the owner’s name. The stamped butt cap has scratch marks and some ferrules

In exceptional condition, this unfished 2/2 rod features darkly flamed cane, chrome guides anchored with translucent orange wraps, blued ferrules, a carboloy stripper, a 6 1/2" modified Powell-style h

All sections on this excellent condition 2/2 rod are marked with serial #80101 in black ink. The name ‘Catskill’ and model number are written in ink under the signature wrap. The butt cap

Post-Fire, serial 471, appears as new with the plastic wrap on the handle (bluing faded on one side of the butt cap), "471-P" is inked under the hook-keeper. With the original bag and brass-capped tub

Marked "Dickerson 7612-48", this 7'6" rod has been professionally refinished using the proper silk, which, in this case, is the very attractive bright yellow with black tipping that Dickerson used as

3/2, marked “Hollow Butt”. Modest soiling of the cork grip, several guides on each tip and the mid section are rusted and need to be replaced, both tips have areas of water damage to the v