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Trifari Clamper Marked missing one chiton $28
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Front of Sterling and black enamel Marcasite brooch $25
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back of enameled and marcasite sterling brooch measures 1 1/4" diameter
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front of Julio Clamper 1 1/2" tall. $25
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Jewels by Julio clamper bracelet-2" x 2" front to back side to side 1 1/4" wide.
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front of Haskell ears $10
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Haskell? glass /brass earrings 1" diameter, Pat.Pend. on back.
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Bee Brooch
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14K Gold Bee with rubies and 2 diamonds possibly1" by 1" wasn't able to get clear image of content on clasp end. $50
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back of Bee Brooch
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MAZER brooch-$45 measures 2 3/8" x 1 1/2"
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MAZER Sterling Moonstone and red and clear crystal brooch.
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All Stones present measures 2 1/2" x 2 1/4" $20
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Vendome - Pat. Pending on back.
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D&E red/green/yellow demi $25 gunmetal grey back-earrings 1" and brooch 2 1/4" diameter
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Herter's reel
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Herter's 12S 3 1/8" od of top and bottom x 2 7/8" id of line on reel
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Penn Reel, 2 1/2" top dia. and 1 7/8" where line is. Penn Reel is a 109. Both Herter's and Penn Reel tops and bases are bakelite or catalin, with bakelite knobs on the Penn and a wood one on the Herter's. Both have lines. I've just dusted them off.
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Top of Penn Reel
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handles of Penn and Herter's
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side view showing lines. Metal has some verdigris and I'm fairly certain I can clean these up with non-caustic cleaner I have for brass/alum.
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One of the last photos I took of him at our cabin on the Miramichi. He was so proud of that salmon.
My dad, Greyton Hoyt Taylor of Hammondsport, NY. Fall of 1970.
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This is the old bamboo pole and wooden 'box' I referred to in my email.
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This ferrule had come lose from its moorings
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Here is a better image of the ferrule atop the grip showing the resin insert.
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More photos of the bamboo
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There are two hard rubber disks top and base that are affixed. Probably old rubber or composite material.
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opposite end with just a bit of the original 'ribbon' to hold the sections into the holder.
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It would seem that there is one piece missing, but all of the bits fit together easily and look to be original-perhaps the 'missing' piece was meant to be for extra length.
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vintage Cortland graphite rod given to my youngest son who is now 49 by his grandfather
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