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Barck.fiberglassflyro... |
Folsom 1512 writing/script color of ink ?????????? |
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Thanks Barck
Last Edited By: Barck 05/19/2008 21:20.
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freestoner |
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I have one with white script, a 1520. The script looks the same as yours- which appears to me to be the same handwriting as on the Heddon spiral signature
rods, although I'm no handwriting expert. .
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Barck.fiberglassflyro... |
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Freestoner, what color are the wraps on your rod. The wraps on this one are deep burgundy to purple with a red accent. Thanks for the info, I had thought
they used white writing, but as I stated, the one I saw had black. I too agree that the writing is a good match for Heddon Script.
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JPMarci |
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I agree that the writing looks to be Heddon issue. The two Folsoms I have both use black writing. Your rods are the first I have seen or even heard
mentioned to have white ink. I believe one of the trade rods (Harvey?) may have used white ink, so it may have been in stock. A photo of the reel seat will
confirm Heddon build.
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freestoner |
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The wraps on mine are red with yellow tipping.
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bobbeegee |
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I also would appreciate a photo of the reel seat, if possible?
Bob p.s. If your rod was refinished or restored, it appears to have been by someone who knew what the heck he was doing! |
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Barck.fiberglassflyro... |
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Blitzen |
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I refinished a Folsom #1512 in September 2001 that looks like yours. It looked Heddon-made to me. The wraps were a deep brown with the red tipping,
unpreserved. The script was white india ink and looked just like that on your rod. It had a very tiny agatine stripping guide. The script said #1512-7'
along with the diagonal Heddon style script. Sweet little rod.
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Barck.fiberglassflyro... |
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Yes it is a sweet little 7 footer. I can see where someone may have refinished it then with the burgundy. Who ever did it was very good. When I received the rod it looked new with the exception of a click in the ferrule. I took the female off, by pulling the pin and the glue was not holding at all. I was surprised to find the female ferrule had no metal bottom to stop the male (basically a hollow tube). After resetting, I did get a pop back in it at pull apart, I was surprised. Has anyone seen this in other female ferrules that did not have a any sort of back stop plate? |
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