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I came across some old rods and reels in my parents garage. Was wondering if they are worth anything/worth restoring, and who to take them to. I live in Monmouth Co. They are:

1 Penn Surfmaster 200 with etchings on 1 side plate, and caramel colored handle-real good shape

 

1 Penn Seahawk no.42 with etchings, wooden handle knob, and linen line- ok shape with some greenish corrosion- does not have any anti-reverse.

 

1 Penn no.78 with green plastic handle knob-I assume it is reddish brown bakelite side plates -no anti-reverse

 

1 South Bend 750A spinning reel by Gladding Group-says made in USA-greeen-bail is very rusty

 

thanks for the expertise and opinions fellas

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I came across some old rods and reels in my parents garage. Was wondering if they are worth anything/worth restoring, and who to take them to. I live in Monmouth Co. They are:

1 Penn Surfmaster 200 with etchings on 1 side plate, and caramel colored handle-real good shape

1 Penn Seahawk no.42 with etchings, wooden handle knob, and linen line- ok shape with some greenish corrosion- does not have any anti-reverse.

1 Penn no.78 with green plastic handle knob-I assume it is reddish brown bakelite side plates -no anti-reverse

1 South Bend 750A spinning reel by Gladding Group-says made in USA-greeen-bail is very rusty

thanks for the expertise and opinions fellas



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