Used the Pics For The Penn Sea Hawk of "F" posti
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littlejuniata33
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Used the Pics For The Penn Sea Hawk of "F" posti
to show the inside of the reel, I sure don't want to take it apart, do all the early reels have that mark inside the end plates and domed click buttons?
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m3040c
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The domed clicker button is rare. It is on all the Model F reels but on only a few Sea Hawks and is on no other models that I have seen or heard of.
All the 1933 reels have the Kuhn Jacobs circle K brand on the inside of the side plates except the Sea Ford. The left side plate on the Sea Ford may or may not have the mark but the right Sea Ford side plate in 1933 was made by someone else. The 1933 Sea Ford is sort of a orphan, even though the name continued, the configuration of the reel changed in 1934. I suspect some under handed problems were going on between Penn and Enterprise. I believe the first Sea Ford was a Pflueger clone.
All the 1933 reels have the Kuhn Jacobs circle K brand on the inside of the side plates except the Sea Ford. The left side plate on the Sea Ford may or may not have the mark but the right Sea Ford side plate in 1933 was made by someone else. The 1933 Sea Ford is sort of a orphan, even though the name continued, the configuration of the reel changed in 1934. I suspect some under handed problems were going on between Penn and Enterprise. I believe the first Sea Ford was a Pflueger clone.