Adverts from Angling Times Yearbook 1978 -79

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Adverts from Angling Times Yearbook 1978 -79

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Hello there

Here are some more adverts from this Angling Times yearbook 1978 -79 which I picked up yesterday from Lyme Regis. There's a few in here I recognise.
Can anyone enlighten me, in the Normark advert would this have been classed as a composite rod?

Thank you for your time :Hat:

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Graphite was a composite of glass and carbon and was definitely a vast improvement over glass fly rods.

Some memory jerking adverts there, makes me feel old.

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Dave Burr wrote: Tue Nov 13, 2018 10:19 am Graphite was a composite of glass and carbon and was definitely a vast improvement over glass fly rods.

Some memory jerking adverts there, makes me feel old.
Thank you Dave. I see they still make Lamiglas Rods in America.
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Tonytoned wrote: Tue Nov 13, 2018 1:10 pm
Dave Burr wrote: Tue Nov 13, 2018 10:19 am Graphite was a composite of glass and carbon and was definitely a vast improvement over glass fly rods.

Some memory jerking adverts there, makes me feel old.
Thank you Dave. I see they still make Lamiglas Rods in America.
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My first fly rod was a Lamiglas gifted by a mate.

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