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April 26th, 2005, 10:30 AM
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"Bill" wrote in message ... Hi I have an old (about 37 years old) Edgar Sealey Blue Match 13 ft fibreglass match rod. It's in good condition, anyone have any thoughts on what it may be worth, I've had it since new and it cost £13.13shillings in 1976. Regards Norman Hi If you do sell it be carefull with posting it via royal mail, if the length exceeds 4 foot when packed, Royal Mail will not accept it. I had to pay £12.80 for a private firm to deliver a rod to birmingham from dover :-(( Just thought I would mention it for you to bear in mind when calculating postage if selling through ebay. (Omega express are quite good) regards Rog 
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April 30th, 2005, 05:19 PM
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"roger" wrote in message ... "Bill" wrote in message ... Hi I have an old (about 37 years old) Edgar Sealey Blue Match 13 ft fibreglass match rod. It's in good condition, anyone have any thoughts on what it may be worth, I've had it since new and it cost £13.13shillings in 1976. Regards Norman Hi If you do sell it be carefull with posting it via royal mail, if the length exceeds 4 foot when packed, Royal Mail will not accept it. I had to pay £12.80 for a private firm to deliver a rod to birmingham from dover :-(( Just thought I would mention it for you to bear in mind when calculating postage if selling through ebay. (Omega express are quite good) regards Rog I'll give you a tenner for it. My nephew wants to start fishing. CJ
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