H.P. Buckingham 11' 3pc/1tip Fly Rod

Built circa 1870 of dark Calcutta cane in 8 strip construction. Full metal sliding band reel seat, which is die stamped on barrel "H.P. Buckingham / Maker / Utica, N.Y." in 3 lines. The tip is short 2

Orvis Graphite Blanks 8'11'' Fly Rod, Cabela Case

Built circa 1875 of Calcutta cane in 6 strip construction. Originally in 1/2/3 format, the third tip has gone missing with age. Tips are short 1 inch and inch, respectively. Rolled and seamed unwelted

Marked in script on the butt just above the grip "Marc Aroner 7" #5" in a single line. Nickel silver butt cap and sliding band over walnut filler. Wrapped dark red with a 1/16"nickel silver band at ea

Model 4711LL, this 2/1 rod is made for #4 lines and is in excellent condition. It has the original bag and tube.

RARE HS Gillum (Harold Steele) custom built (3) piece bamboo fly fishing rod measuring 11'9" and weighing exactly 1 lb. The two tips appear to be nice and straight however one is missing a guide. This

Fishing Tackle by Perry D. Frazer, 1914, first edition, VG/VG+; Amateur Rodmaking by Perry D. Frazer, 1922, light soiling to back cover, else VG/VG+; Fly-Rods and Fly-Tackle by H.P. Wells, 1901, spine

2/2, excellent condition, appears unfished, tips made 11" longer than the butt, sections all full length and straight. With a plastic tube and canvas cover.

7'11" long. 2 1/8oz. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with them.

Early Calcutta fly rod with the Eggleston patented spring reel seat, fully marked "C.F.Orvis / Maker / Manchester VT" in 3 lines, with "Patented / June 6th / 1882" below the fulcrum of the spring seat

Four fly rods to include Joe's Tackle 4 - 5 lb., 7' 6"; Lefty Kreh Temple Fork Outfitters fly rods, 5 lb., 8' 6"; Ugly Stik #11, 9'; custom graphite butt end of upper section has chip. Estate of Micha

UNMARKED 4 PC FLY FISHING ROD Antique unmarked four piece fly rod, cork handle with brass sliding fixtures, wooden butt cap, porcelain ring tips. Approximately 11' assembled, accompanied by original b

Early wood tackle box, two-sided interior, exterior metal corners and hinges, 13" x 11", retaining the original key. One side is equipped with attached corks, housing 58 flies and flyrod lures, includ

Leonard bamboo fly fishing rod, 20th c., with cylindrical metal case, 11'5"l, with extra tip

A group of 4 Sage fly fishing rods. Lot includes a Sage SPL 8' 2", Sage SLT 490 9' 4wt, Sage Graphite II 8' 5wt, Sage Z-AXIS 11' 5 3/8 oz. All having a graphite rods, cigar handle and various seat. Al

3 1/8” diam, 11/16” wide spool, 7 cusp perforated tail plate, strapped rim tension screw, smooth brass foot, three stamps on the face plate: closed oval logo, rod-n-hand trademark and Hard

2 5/8” diam, 11/16” spool, aluminum and hard rubber, stamped “Leonard Mills”, with knurled end cap, constant click, centered 2” unaltered foot made for a Fairy Rod. Excep

3 5/8” diam, 11/16” spool, marked “Hardy Bros Makers Alnwick Hardy’s Pat.” and the rod-in-hand logo, with The “Field” on the face, brass pillars, smooth brass

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).