Bamboo fly rod

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

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

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

This 2/2 rod is in excellent condition save for minor ridging of the cork handle and mild sets. Michael Montagne is signed on one flat, on the opposite flat the inscription is much fainter and appears

2-pc. 1-tip rod in excellent condition with mild soiling of the handle. Inked on the butt is: “Beaverhead Rods by W. Maca Patent Pending 250cm #5” @*%+!”. Unique to this rod are the

2/2, serial 109, with no signs of use, near mint (both tip ferrules have surface tarnish). With a light khaki bag and brass-capped tube.

FE Thomas Special Multi-Piece Set Bamboo Fly RodA unique set whereas all sections include full intermediate silk wraps. One butt section is 22.5 in. length; the other butt section is 32.5 in. length;

2/2, 4wt, serial 3424 on all sections, near mint, coming in the original bag with labeled tube (brass caps).

Excellent 3/2 rod, probably a model #40 Fairy Catskill with early intermediate wraps and ‘Tournament’ stamped butt cap, weighing 3.4 oz and having the original disk-type ferrule plugs and

Payne Abercrombie and Fitch Bamboo Fly Rod E. F. Payne Rod Co. (1894-1968) Highland Mills, NY for Abercrombie & Fitch Co. 7 ft. 1/4 in. Each section measures approximately 42 1/2 in. Marked "PAYNE REG

2/2, inscribed: “Bob Summers, 7’ 6” 3oz. #4 line” (the inscription is varnished over but the rod itself has a dull finish and may be impregnated), when assembled, this rod is 3

The Leonard Rod Bamboo Fly Rod H. L. Leonard (1869-1907) approximately 8 foot 6 in. in overall length, each section measures 34 1/12 in. long A three-piece fly rod with both original tips. Marked "THE

3/2 post-fire rod with scroll engraving on all ferrules, cap and ring reel seat components, both caps and the brass collar are also engraved. Tarnishing to the nickel silver. Coming complete with the

This 2/2 rod is made for #6 lines, serial #0514 and is in excellent condition. One tip has a fishing set. It is listed as weighing 4 3/8 oz. and comes with the original green bag and correctly labeled

Hollow built 2/2 rod with serial #8605, dating to 1986. In fine condition and rated for #7 lines. There is moderate soiling of the cork handle. It comes with a brown bag and tube with Leon Hanson&#821

This 3/2 rod has original brown wraps with red tipping on the guides, and brown wraps tipped gold and red on the ferrules and above the cork handle, original ferrule plugs, and a Spanish cedar reel se

A THOMAS AND THOMAS 7074 CLASSIC BAMBOO FLY ROD

This is a 2-piece, 3-tip rod designed for #5 lines is in excellent condition with only very mild soiling of the cork grip and one tip having a light set. It has the original bag and labeled tube with

By Steve Gobin of Quilceda Rod Works, 2/3, built for a #4 line. Unused with the plastic still on the handle, featuring red wraps tipped black, steel snake guides, knurled female ferrule, up-locking sl

2/2 model, 5wt, serial 3118. A few tiny chips in the varnish, one tip has a curve to the right, khaki bag, unmarked brass-capped tube.

This 2/2 rod is marked GA70-8, with a hint of soiling on the cork and one tip has a light set. It comes with the original labeled tube and a pale green bag.

2/2, refinished with new guides, wraps and varnish. The butt cap is a newer replacement and the pin was not replaced, the nickel silver sliding band is tarnished. With a khaki bag, tag and brass-cappe

Made in the 2/2 format, excellent varnish and wraps, rated for #5/6 lines. The only signs of use are the soiled cork handle and worn bluing on the cap & ring reel seat components. Both tips have sligh

Model #768" 4 1/2 ounces. 8'l By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnston DeForest.