RARE Early 20th Century EATON DELLER SPLIT CANE ROD NICE VINTAGE CONDITION

RARE VICTORIAN EATON DELLER SPLIT CANE ROD NICE VINTAGE CONDITIONThis item has come from a recent attic clearance we did in a very old property in a local town. It is a cracking rod for over 100 years old. It is just over 7ft spinning rod type. It has the added bonus of the original ferrule saver that slot into the top of the butt section when not in use. Cork handle, eyes and whipping are all good. Fantastic collectable rod sold as you see it in the photo's.This rare Victorian Eaton Deller split cane rod is a unique and vintage piece for fishing enthusiasts. Made with a cane shaft, this rod exudes old-world charm and craftsmanship. Its vintage nature adds to its collectability and makes it a sought-after item for those looking to add a touch of history to their fishing gear. Perfect for fishing in a traditional and authentic style, this rod is sure to be a standout piece in any sporting goods collection.Eaton & Deller was a prominent 19th-century British tackle manufacturer and retailer based in London, famous today among collectors for their high-quality antique split-cane fishing rods and brass or ebonite reelsHistory of the MakerThe company traces its roots back to Joseph Eaton, who began making fishing tackle in London around 1800. By 1857, the shop was located at 6 & 7 Crooked Lane, London (a famous street for tackle shops near London Bridge) and took on the name Eaton & Deller. The firm operated under this name through the late Victorian era until roughly the turn of the 20th century, making any authentic piece well over 100 years old