Unknown spinning reel

[Reeltyme]

Gents,
An acquaintance of mine sent me these photos of a reel I know nothing about. I’m sure someone here will know what it is.
Thanks in advance.
Randy McConnell
Reeltyme

[Harry Verdurchi]

????

[john elder]

Feurer Brothers ‘flip reel’. ... really neat mechanism... can rotate for right or left hand retrieve And it will wind simply by rocking the handle back and forth. There are posts in the search program as well as articles in the Reel News.

NOTE: I corrected spelling of Feurer...makes for much better luck when doing searches!

[Reeltyme]

Thanks gents. I new there would be an answer here. I’ll let the guy know.

[john elder]

See edits above

[Midway Tommy D]

FB202 Flip Reel, you can read all about it here.

[Harry Verdurchi]

FB202 Flip Reel, you can read all about it here.

Looks more like a WATCH inside with all those parts.


EXCELLENT pics and Tutorial MIDWAY TOMMY D!!!!!!

I Wish my vintage auto repair manuals were this good.

Found this from 2013 on one of Dr. Todd's Blogs

http://fishinghistory.blogspot.com/2013 ... thers.html

[Midway Tommy D]

Found this from 2013 on one of Dr. Todd's Blogs

http://fishinghistory.blogspot.com/2013 ... thers.html

Thanks for rooting out Dr. Todd's FB article, Henry! Using a PC & Google Chrome you can right click the blurred Photo Bucket images and "open image in new tab" and they will be clear and readable there. I'm not sure how to do it on other browsers, though.

[Harry Verdurchi]

Found this from 2013 on one of Dr. Todd's Blogs

http://fishinghistory.blogspot.com/2013 ... thers.html

Thanks for rooting out Dr. Todd's FB article, Henry!


Using a PC & Google Chrome you can right click the blurred Photo Bucket images and "open image in new tab" and they will be clear and readable there. I'm not sure how to do it on other browsers, though.

You can as a rule also Right click on those fuzzy pics from FODO Pucket and click VIEW image and then save it if you want.
Need to do that on a BUNCH of photos here from yesteryear.

[RAM]

Looking at all those parts reminds me of a favorite quote:

“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.”

Bad Bob