Does anyone know anything about this reel? It's about the size of a penn 710. On the bottom of the foot, it is inscrided: Compac Product of ? (can't read it). I would appreciate any info.
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Cadillac Reel. Does anyone know this reel?
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Cadillac Reel
I sold one on E-Bay a couple of months ago, Paid 5.00 for it at a antique sale and sold it for about 8.00 plus 4.05 shipping. It was in pretty good 8/8 ccondition and worked well. Hope this helps a little, Dan U
Cadillac Reel
Jim,
I have seen several Cadillac reels on Ebay including some with a half-bail. Most of the ones I have seen are full bail models and are gray in color. I believe your reel originally was a half-bail model. I say this because it has the same thumb or finger extension for opening the bail as the half-bail models. Some full and half-bail reels made by other companies were made so they could be converted to a manual pickup. I am not sure about yours. Ben does have them listed in his 3rd addition book on page 64. They were made in Japan around the mid 1950s and are basically a copy of the French Centaure. Randy
I have seen several Cadillac reels on Ebay including some with a half-bail. Most of the ones I have seen are full bail models and are gray in color. I believe your reel originally was a half-bail model. I say this because it has the same thumb or finger extension for opening the bail as the half-bail models. Some full and half-bail reels made by other companies were made so they could be converted to a manual pickup. I am not sure about yours. Ben does have them listed in his 3rd addition book on page 64. They were made in Japan around the mid 1950s and are basically a copy of the French Centaure. Randy
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