Perfect's
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Perfect's
#41Late to post buthave couple of pic,s to add. 3 young perfects 2-3 1/2 inch and one 4 inch salmon. The agate on shiney one was added to stop previous owner from wearing right through frame,he came close. Agate is in lower than normal postion
Second pic is of 3 inch Farlow
Had to show drag as well . I have another older young but having trouble getting it on an album,deleted about 20 pic,s but yuku say,s i till have no room Daryl
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#43teter ... your bevy of Hardy Perfects, in conjunction with the occasional and preceding Hardy Perfect, has finally reconciled this thread to its title ... as Mike's likes to say:
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Re: Perfect's
#4910 year old thread - almost to the day.
I needed to see some larger sizes... bump.
I needed to see some larger sizes... bump.
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#52// Ok not that old, from 2002, but nice I think and as you wished in a bigger size. 250 made in each size( 125 left hand wind and 125 in Right Hand Wind ).The Wide Spool Salmon Perfects are all made with an individual number and the Hardy Reel makers initials stamped inside. HGH stands for Hardy reel maker HG Handyside. The reels were made to celebrate the 90 years anniversery of the Hardy 1912 check. Enjoy ! Ps: These reels are not replicas except for the use of the 1912 check. In use on Hardy Perfects between 1912 and 1917/18.Brian Shaffer wrote: ↑02/21/21 23:5910 year old thread - almost to the day.
I needed to see some larger sizes... bump.




