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Horrocks - Ibbotson Co. "KINGFISHER" Trade Skeleton for Edward Tryon Sporting Goods with Original Box Circa-1932. Edward Tryon Sporting goods of Philadelpia owned and Trade-marked the “KINGFISHER” brand of tackle in the late 1800s for his stores nationwide. This fine skeleton is in great condition showing just limited wear. Spins fast and smooth with no wobble. The clicker functions perfectly. foot and handle are catalog correct and notice this example has the Winchester look to it. When H.I. began making the skeleton reels they wanted to compete with Winchester and Montague by designing a reel that mimic’s it almost to the point you cant tell the difference. This reel does not show yardage or a underline under the foot which clearly helps to identify as H.I. Box is really clean with a clear label. Fantastic combo never seen.
Horrocks - Ibbotson Co. "KINGFISHER" Trade Skeleton for Edward Tryon Sporting Goods with Original Box Circa-1932. Edward Tryon Sporting goods of Philadelpia owned and Trade-marked the “KINGFISHER” brand of tackle in the late 1800s for his stores nationwide. This fine skeleton is in great condition showing just limited wear. Spins fast and smooth with no wobble. The clicker functions perfectly. foot and handle are catalog correct and notice this example has the Winchester look to it. When H.I. began making the skeleton reels they wanted to compete with Winchester and Montague by designing a reel that mimic’s it almost to the point you cant tell the difference. This reel does not show yardage or a underline under the foot which clearly helps to identify as H.I. Box is really clean with a clear label. Fantastic combo never seen.
Horrocks - Ibbotson Co. "KINGFISHER" Trade Skeleton for Edward Tryon Sporting Goods with Original Box Circa-1932. Edward Tryon Sporting goods of Philadelpia owned and Trade-marked the “KINGFISHER” brand of tackle in the late 1800s for his stores nationwide. This fine skeleton is in great condition showing just limited wear. Spins fast and smooth with no wobble. The clicker functions perfectly. foot and handle are catalog correct and notice this example has the Winchester look to it. When H.I. began making the skeleton reels they wanted to compete with Winchester and Montague by designing a reel that mimic’s it almost to the point you cant tell the difference. This reel does not show yardage or a underline under the foot which clearly helps to identify as H.I. Box is really clean with a clear label. Fantastic combo never seen.