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Here,s another one for your list.
Allcocks Easicast
2 piece split cane /9 foot, possible pike rod

Here,s some photo,s of the Easicast

£7.10.0 ??? Can I pay y6ou by paypal ??? how much p&p ???

Thank you chaps, I have compiled a list in the first post of this thread of all the rods mentioned here.

Please let me know of any amendments or additions.

Mark wrote:Please let me know of any amendments or additions.

There was also the Melody (10' 6" split cane), the Harvey Torbett (10' split cane with detachable handle - intended as a decent "boy's rod" - there's one on eBay at present) and the Hughes Parry (7' 9" split cane sea trout spinning rod - I have one of these and use it for legering on small rivers).

p.s. Typo spotted in the list on page 1: "Nimord" for "Nimrod".

Thanks Davyr, added and amended. :thumb:

Just thought of some more:

Black Knight (13' whole cane with spliced split cane tip)
Spinlite (7' split cane spinner)
Leander (10' 3" split cane Avon with detachable handle)
Carp Superb (10' split cane MK IV clone)
Carp/Avon (10' as above with 2 tps)
Ensign (11' 6" whole cane with split cane top)

Are we interested in listing cane/glass hybrids like the Combination?

Davyr wrote:Are we interested in listing cane/glass hybrids like the Combination?

Thanks Dave, we can list all the rods that bare the Allcocks name. We just need to state at the side of each rod what it is made from.

I've just done a quick count of the rods listed in the 1938 Allcocks Anglers Guide and there are over 100 covering bottom fishing, spinning, fly and sea. The same blanks but with different reel fittings, rings and whipping patterns are given different numbers or names and many of them are available in several different lengths resulting in several hundred different rods.

Most just have numbers, but there are quite a few with names too that are not on the list yet:

The Lion: 3 joint spanish reed and greenheart 13.5ft
The Dragoon: 3 joint light reed cane, built cane top 12.5 ft
The Brownie: 3 joint light cane, built cane top 10.5ft
The Bickerdyke: 4 joint, selected cane, 3 greenheart tops (combination, makes of 14ft, 13ft, 10ft, 9ft, 8ft and 5ft)
The Water Wolf: 3 joint, mottled cane, greenheart top (Pike spinning rod) 10ft
The Slapton: 3 joint mottled cane, 2 greenheart tops (salmon and pike spinning rod) 10ft
The Shannon: 3 joint greenheart (salmon and pike spinning rod) 10ft and 12ft
The Lough: 3 joint built cane (salmon and pike spinning rod) 9ft, 10.5ft, 11ft and 12ft
The Lake: 3 joint built cane (salmon and pike spinning rod) 9ft, 10.5ft, 11ft and 12ft
The Felton: 2 joint built cane (salmon, pike, mahseer and sea fish spinning rod) 8ft
The Perfect: 2 joint built cane (salmon and pike spinning rod) 8ft, 8.5ft, 9ft, 9.5ft, 10ft and 10.5ft
The Wye: 2 joint built cane (salmon and pike spinning rod) 10ft
The Dee: 2 joint built cane (light spinning rod) 8.5ft
The Paramount: 2 joint built cane (short casting rod) 5ft
The Liberty: 2 joint built cane (short casting rod) 7ft
The President: 2 joint built cane (short casting rod) 6ft and 7ft
The Washington: 2 joint built cane (short casting rod) 6ft, 7ft and 8ft
The Gladiator: 3 joint greenheart (fly rod) 9ft, 10ft, 11ft, 12ft, 13ft, 14ft, 15ft and 16ft
The Monmouth: 3 joint greenheart, 2 tops (fly rod) 9ft and 11ft
The Dragon: 3 joint greenheart (fly rod) 9ft, 10ft, 11ft, 12ft, 13ft, 14ft, 15ft and 16ft
The Ranger: 3 joint greenheart (fly rod) 9ft, 10ft, 11ft, 12ft, 13ft, 14ft, 15ft and 16ft
The Golden Test: 3 joint built cane (fly rod) 9ft, 9.5ft and 10ft
The Colonel: 2 joint built cane (fly rod) 8ft, 8.5ft, 9ft, 9.5ft, 10ft, 10.5ft, 11ft, 12ft
The Peerless: 3 joint built cane (fly rod) 9ft, 9.5ft, 10ft, 10,5ft, 11ft, 12ft
The Superb: 3 joint built cane (fly rod) 9ft, 9.5ft, 10ft, 10,5ft, 11ft, 12ft
The Conquerer: 3 joint built cane (fly rod) 9ft, 9.5ft, 10ft, 10,5ft, 11ft, 12ft
The Duchess: 2 joint built cane (fly rod) 8ft, 8.5ft, 9ft, 9.5ft, 10ft, 10.5ft
The Princess: 2 joint built cane (fly rod) 8ft, 8.5ft, 9ft, 9.5ft, 10ft, 10.5ft
The Test: 2 joint built cane (fly rod) 8ft, 8.5ft, 9ft, 9.5ft, 10ft, 10.5ft
The Tweed: 3 joint built cane (fly rod) 14ft
The Leander: 2 joint built cane, 2 tops (fly rod) 8ft, 8.5ft, 9ft, 9.5ft, 10ft, 10.5ft
The Standard: 3 joint built cane (fly rod) 9ft, 9.5ft, 10ft, 10.5ft, 11ft
The Conway: 3 joint built cane (fly rod) 9ft
The Supreme: 3 joint built cane (fly rod) 8ft
The Little Gem: 2 joint built cane (fly rod) 7ft and 8ft
The Medina: 2 joint built cane (sea rod) 7ft and 8ft
The Brooklyn: 2 joint built cane (sea rod) 7ft and 8ft
The Irish: 2 joint built cane (double built butt, steel centred top) (sea rod) 7ft and 8ft
The Southern Belle: 2 joint built cane (double built throughout, steel centred top) (sea rod) 7ft and 8ft
The Allcock Bell: 2 joint built cane, double built split cane top (tope rod) 6.5ft

There may be more in the dealers catalogues which were more comprehensive than the guides and I'm sure there were new rods in the 50s and 60s that are not in the earlier catalogues, but someone else can list those, my fingers are starting to hurt