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Your Rods in the Making - Hardy Bros. (1930s)
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Rod Turner
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Your Rods in the Making - Hardy Bros. (1930s)
If you click through to the larger images, the text should be legible, and images of most (but not all) of the pages are present.
Images courtesy of Andrews of Arcadia, via a certain auction site.
"We pin our faith and fealty to the silk-wound hexagonal rod, and we can but view with compassion that angler who suffers a perverted attachment to some other monstrosity."
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Paul D
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Re: Your Rods in the Making - Hardy Bros. (1930s)
Fantastic, really enjoyed reading that, many thanks 
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Rod Turner
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Re: Your Rods in the Making - Hardy Bros. (1930s)
Glad you enjoyed it. Many you're welcomes.Paul D wrote:Fantastic, really enjoyed reading that, many thanks
"We pin our faith and fealty to the silk-wound hexagonal rod, and we can but view with compassion that angler who suffers a perverted attachment to some other monstrosity."
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Nobby
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Re: Your Rods in the Making - Hardy Bros. (1930s)
That was an interesting read, thank-you. So they were milled not planed as human error crept in. I like the explanation of 'creeping error'.
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