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Evidence reviewed October 2, 2026. Marks: P photographically · V verified · I inferred · E estimated · S speculative What they mean
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Ronn Lucas Sr. sells this blind-eye single hook under the pattern name Harrison & Bartleet V. The page documents it through one 5/0 specimen, identified by its owner’s pencil card rather than by maker packaging.
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The recorded hook carries no maker’s mark, and its card is the owner’s pencil note, not maker packaging P. It is identified by form and by that card, not by marking.
The letters HB also appear in the name of a different Lucas hook, the Noble HB V. They do not by themselves identify this pattern.
| Feature | Recorded | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Eye | Blind — Tapered ShankShow noteHide noteNo formed eye. The shank tapers over roughly its last 6.6 grid squares to a small blunt, squared end, with fine lengthwise striations along the taper P. | OBS-1 |
| Wire | Extra-Fine, Round | |
| Shank | 1X Long — Plain | CMP-1LBL-2SRC-3CMP-1 compared with 105 catalogued hooks classified 1X Long |
| Bend | Bartleet, Narrow gapShow noteHide noteThe rear of the bend falls in a long smooth curve, turning tightest at the lower rear; the throat runs forward and slightly upward to the point P. | OBS-9OBS-3 |
| Point | Show noteHide noteOne large barb raised as a sliver from the point's upper side, set off by a narrow V notch with a rounded hollow at its root; blunt tip P. | OBS-6 |
| Finish | Black Japanned — stated on packagingShow noteHide noteGlossy black coating over the whole hook, tool striations visible beneath P. Japanning is inferred from the maker's account of his early hooks I; photographs cannot confirm it. | OBS-7SRC-2SRC-5 |
The shank is straight and of even width from the bend to the start of the end taper, with no rings or marks P. The point is long and tapered and continues the line of the throat, with its tip turned slightly upward. A flat facet with fine lengthwise striations runs along its upper side beyond the barb P.
In side view the wire at the rear of the bend measures about 0.52-0.55 grid squares, against about 0.47 on the mid-shank P. Whether the bend is forged is not established, as no top view is recorded. No kirbed or reversed offset is evident in side view I.
The traced shank proportion is nearest the site’s 1X Long group (CMP-1).
| Size | Overall length | Shank length | Gap width | Bend depth | Wire diameter | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5/0Specimen S1 | 56.6 mm EcaliperMEA-1 | 47.7 mm EcaliperMEA-2 | 16.2 mm EcaliperMEA-3 | — | 1.37 mm IcaliperMEA-4 | — |
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This record documents one specimen. It describes that specimen only, not every example of the model.
The card was photographed apart from the hook. It is linked to the hook by its 5/0xL size note and by figures that fit the hook's proportions I. The card is soiled, with a frayed bottom edge, scattered specks and lightly smudged pencil.
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H&B 5/0xL 4/18/18
.054" 3.190" .028` 13/64" 2.5
Ronn Lucas Sr. lists the Harrison & Bartleet among the hook patterns he sells, in sizes 3/0 through 14/0 V. Sizes 3/0 to 8/0 are also offered as XL versions, a term the product page does not define V.
The pattern carries the name of Harrison & Bartleet, a late nineteenth-century firm. The maker’s product page says the pattern matches hooks also called Harrison’s. It notes that Harrison & Bartleet and Harrison & Co. were separate firms of that period, citing Pennell (1885) V.
The maker's shop history places his first hooks in July 2006, so no Lucas hook predates that year V.
The specimen's card is dated 4/18/18 P; what that date records is not known.
No end date is established.
The maker’s hooks are described as blind-eye salmon hooks V. The recorded 5/0 falls in the size range used for salmon flies.
Not rated. No sales, auction results or survival counts are recorded for the pattern, so neither scarcity nor collector demand can be judged.
No sold results are recorded, so no value range is shown.
The maker's website has listed this pattern for sale by size V. Whether it is still offered is not established.
| Silhouette | Hook Model | Match | Analysis | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | EI No. 5/0 — Emerald Isle | 79% | Compare | |
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 | B — Brittannia | 68% | Compare | |
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| Silhouette | Hook Model | Match | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|
| EI No. 5/0 — Emerald Isle | 68% | Compare |
| B — Brittannia | 61% | Compare |
Entry last updated October 2, 2026. Entries are updated as new specimens, measurements, or documents come to light.
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