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Kenny Kendal Centrepin (Wide).

4 1/2in. X 1 1/4in.

Wide drum.

Straight edged back plate.

Another classic! Very interesting reels!

thanks ,saved me from posting the same pictures ,they've been a bit of a thing for me the last couple of years ,finding and digging out the pictures and info ,these are later aerials (1950's+) I presume after all cocks had another word about how close the earlier ones was too theirs ,and so ,these appeared with more than enough differences ,you have to take note of the centrepiece its a common style amongst their reels some two screws and some three screws but all similar shape ,i'll be adding a identifying post later ,as theres never any marks or labels fitted ,so you haver too look for their signature features .these aerials are easy as they're distinctive but some of their other reels not so easy .add too that the later reels might not be made by the same person who made the early reels ,these ones may not be by Arthur Crompton .