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Anyone gets some of these Varney, Thomas, Leonard Rods from this auction last year?
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Anyone gets some of these Varney, Thomas, Leonard Rods from this auction last year? |
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Posts: 1937 06/21/2009 19:45 |
I got lot 573, which was a Thomas rather than a Varney. It is now in the hands of Cwfly and will be seen in his avatar as the 2nd rod from the top.
I missed lot 575 which was the one I really wanted most. That one was definitely a clearly marked Varney. |
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Posts: 981 06/22/2009 18:40 |
I just doublechecked the rod.
The rod I was fortunate to receive from Jeff was lot 571. 
The brook runs over the bones of the planet and carries the sky on its back…. Odell Shepard
Last Edited By: cwfly 06/26/2009 15:25.
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Posts: 136 06/26/2009 21:25 |
That's a nice looking rod. I just found one that I have that is very similar to yours CW, but mine is unmarked and is a 3/1. Calcutta cane, Payne type
ferrules, same reel seat, NS snakes and swelled butt. It's such a modern looking rod for one that was built about 100 years ago!
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