Hope that this might help:
Peter
Dating Hardy Cane Rods
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Re: Dating Hardy Cane Rods
That does not apply to the G prefix which = mixed materials - rods.
I do have the dates for most of those except I think for the WWII years.
There is also another group for the years after 1965 - with new materials glass, etc
I do have the dates for most of those except I think for the WWII years.
There is also another group for the years after 1965 - with new materials glass, etc
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Re: Dating Hardy Cane Rods
well - as my old maths teacher would say - "Live and Learn, die and forget it all". Done the former, do not want to do the 2nd yet.
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Re: Dating Hardy Cane Rods
Well, hopefully I wasn't going to let it beat me !
http://classicflyrodforum.com/forum/vie ... hp?t=21112
http://classicflyrodforum.com/forum/vie ... hp?t=21112
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Re: Dating Hardy Cane Rods
yes barbelseeker,thats where i came up with the year 1928
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Re: Dating Hardy Cane Rods
Unless I’m mistaken from the table 1928 rods have 4 digits - your rod has five (16111) putting it in the 1936 bracketSteve Ribb wrote: ↑Mon Jan 03, 2022 2:30 pm yes barbelseeker,thats where i came up with the year 1928
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thanks ,much appreciated