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January 28th, 2006, 08:41 PM
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Antique rod
I have a 12 foot coarse rod, carved from three pieces of timber, which bears
no makers name, or any details at all. The butt end is also solid wood. The rod is, I estimate, about 80+ years old, and is in superb condition. Can anyone suggest a possible value, or tell me how or where I might get a valuation? (I live in Northamptonshire.) I would be happy to hear from anyone who may have any ideas! Many thanks. 
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