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My first trip to the Syracuse show was to meet up with Al Atterbury who had written an article on Frank Hollenbeck in the Gun Report, when I was doing my Baltimore Arms Co. articles for The Double Gun Journal. Paid waaaayyyy too much for the first A.H. Fox Gun Co. fishing reel I ever saw at that show!!
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The reels certainly came out of the woodwork after a period of being invisible. Like Parker vises and coffee grinders, it was Ebay that outed them.
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