Hardy Split Cane Rod Serial Numbers

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  1. Hardy Palakona Fairy split cane rod, serial number 246936 with spare top, cane and leather tube with bag, 290 cm overall length, also a St George 5 3/8' reel and a Hardy fly box containing various flies. Condition report: The middle section of the rod has a re whipped and varnished base join.
  2. Hardy Split Cane Rod Serial Numbers 37 It is also located in the System Information of the devices menu.On the Box/Packaging On the Back of the TV or Display How to Locate your Serial Number in the Menu: Power on your HDTVPress the Menu button on your VIZIO RemoteHighlight and Select Help or SystemSelect System InformationYour Serial Number is.
  3. Rare Hardy Gladstone Palakona 8ft - 244 cm #5 Split Cane Rod with Flamed Finish - This rod with serial number 2HJ207142 was built in 2008 and is unused with original ferrule stopper, cloth bag and Cordura rod tube.

In unused as-new condition. c2013. Flamed cane. Mirrored tips. Serial № m965/4m

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What a pity that Hardy ceased manufacture of split cane rods shortly after Tom Moran’s death in May 2014. So ended a part of their history that had run almost continuously for well over a century. It would be appropriate to refer to these Hardy rods as ‘Moran era’ and they were, in my opinion, the best split cane rods made by Hardy since the 1930s.

Hardy Split Cane Rod Serial Numbers

My dads neighbour is in the middle of moving house and was going to bin a load of split cane rods but gave them to my dad to us to use instead. Now the other day he found this hardy rod and dropped it in. The date mark on the serial number seems to point to it being a 1943 model but the bags. Hi all, I have recently come into the possession of three vintage Hardy fly rods. Starting with the first; a split cane ‘Perfection’ Palakanar. Serial number A53694, 9ft 8inch length. A few questions; a) does anyone know much about this rod. B) if I fish with it, what line should I use? And c) it has a spare top section that is 4 inches.

This beautiful rod exhibits all of the best attributes of Tom Moran’s style. The attention to detail and elegance of its construction is phenomenal. To fish with, it is wonderfully smooth and well behaved. Accuracy and delicacy are assured but there is a considerable reserve of power that you’d expect from a true #5-weight. This is a quintessential split cane fly rod -a classic in every sense. I hate the idea that anyone should restrict themselves to just one fly rod, but if you had to, this one would serve you extremely well.

The arrow straight cane (as you’d expect from an unused rod) is full of vigour. Its pent up energy is tangible, urging you to take the rod out for a busy day on the river.

Specification.

Medium flamed hand made split cane, swelled butt construction with mirrored tips and 3 x 3 node spacing.

Outstanding burl reel seat spacer exhibiting a good deal of bird’s eye figuring, with super-refined blued nickel silver metal work. The down locking cap and band are finely knurled, engraved and turned. This fitting is absolutely secure, lightweight and uncomplicated.

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Swiss pattern blued nickel silver ferrule complete with Rosewood and cork stopper. The ferrules are a superb fit.

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Snake Brand black nickel coated guides and tip-tops, with a matching butt ring (stripping guide in the US. Both names are equally funny in an innocently puerile way). A genuine Moran-made hook keeper is whipped above the winding check (shoulder collar in the UK).

Whippings (wraps in the US) are transparent varnish impregnated Pearsall’s Gossamer silk with Moran style single strand accents (tippings in the UK). The № 1 tip has a green tipping to the tip-top whipping. The № 2 tip has a red tipping to the tip-top whipping.

The tailor made rod bag (sock in the US) has a Hardy Rod In Hand label and contains a stiffener to protect the tip sections.

The brass capped alloy tubed is both engraved and labelled with the classic Rod In Hand logo. The tube retains its original plastic wrapper.

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I’ve had some fun with the Anglo-American rod making glossary. Now you can have some fun by buying this rod and going fishing with it.

Rrrr

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My dads neighbour is in the middle of moving house and was going to bin a load of split cane rods but gave them to my dad to us to use instead. Now the other day he found this hardy rod and dropped it in. The date mark on the serial number seems to point to it being a 1943 model but the bags brand new and also it has shrink wrap on the handle so im guessing its had a rebuild and refinish at hardy at some point. Now all i can make out in the writing is the words 'dry fly' and what looks like a message but no length or line weight. Has anyone seen anything like this before ? Going to give hardys a shout tomorrow with pics and the serial number etc to see what they come up with but curiositys getting the better of me tonight, so any ideas chaps ?
Cheers in advance.
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