My Aerials
- Hoppy-Doffton
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Re: My Aerials
That's amazing if you need any help storing a few please let me know
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- CrayCane
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Re: My Aerials
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ( polite version of my initial reaction).
How long have you been collecting FF?
Pete
How long have you been collecting FF?
Pete
- The Old Buffer
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Re: My Aerials
I can only imagine that you must be a batchelor. I am very envious.
The coiled line travels from the reel, it brings up at last, the hook goes home, and then begins the test of skill. "BB"
- T Myatt
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Re: My Aerials
Blimey!
In future I think I shall be keeping my big mouth firmly shut on the subject of Aerials
In future I think I shall be keeping my big mouth firmly shut on the subject of Aerials
Re: My Aerials
Thanks for your kind replies, I have been collecting for about 30 years and still going. You will never get them all, out of all those reels there are no doubles. If you think that for each model, say a popular 31/2 inch, there is a narrow drum, wide drum and some models an intermediate drum, then with a lineguard (some models alloy and brass). So that's a possible 5 variations in right-hand and you could get the same again in left-hand.
I am more than happy to help any members of the forum that have any queries regarding Aerial's.
I am more than happy to help any members of the forum that have any queries regarding Aerial's.
- Mark
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Re: My Aerials
Blimey Stan, that is some collection you have there.
Mark (Administrator)
The most precious places in the English landscape are those secretive corners,
where you find only elder trees, nettles and dreams. (BB - Denys Watkins-Pitchford).
The most precious places in the English landscape are those secretive corners,
where you find only elder trees, nettles and dreams. (BB - Denys Watkins-Pitchford).