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Wm. Bartleet and Sons Hooks

M 55 — Kendal Sneck Hooks

M 55 — Kendal Sneck Hooks

Straight Ring Eye|Sneck Bend|Standard Shank|Standard Wire|Hollow Point|Blued Finish
Salmon Sea trout Bait

Wm. Bartleet & Sons, Redditch — Kendal Sneck Hooks, Model No. 610, manufactured from elastic spring steel. A versatile dry and wet fly hook featuring the distinctive sneck b…

Eye
Straight / Ringed Eye
Bend
Sneck
Wire
Standard
Finish
Blued
Sizes
1 to 7/0
Era
c. 1880–1920s
7.0 / 10
Uncommon
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M 58 — Archer Carlisle Ringed

M 58 — Archer Carlisle Ringed

Salmon Sea trout Wet fly

Wm. Bartleet & Sons M58 Archer Carlisle Ringed — This is a classic salmon and sea-trout hook from the celebrated Redditch engineering house. The M58 model is a straight-rin…

Eye
Straight / Ringed Eye
Bend
Round
Wire
Standard
Finish
Japanned
Sizes
No. 5/0
Era
c. 1920-1950
4.5 / 10
Uncommon
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M64 — Wm. Bartleet & Sons M64 Sproat

M64 — Wm. Bartleet & Sons M64 Sproat

Tapered Blind Eye|Sproat Bend|Standard Shank|Heavy Wire|Superior Point|Bronzed Finish
Wet fly Salmon Sea trout

The Wm. Bartleet & Sons M-64 is a traditional English-made fishing hook pattern originating from the famed Redditch hook-making industry, a region long regarded as the histo…

Eye
Other (describe in notes)
Bend
Sproat
Wire
Heavy
Finish
Bronzed
Sizes
No. 6
Era
c. 1880-1902
5.5 / 10
Uncommon
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