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Further unique to this rod was the use of Halstead ferrules
From the archives of Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine in May 1819
The wraps are a light transparent tan with black edges on all wraps
"Bradley" is stamped into the nut holding on the crank handle and "SR1" is stamped into the side of the foot
EF Payne Fly Rod Owned by AE Hendrickson 8'3" 3/2 #5/6 7'6" Further unique to this rodA historically significant Payne fly rod, 8'3", 3 piece, 2 tips, and built for a #5 or #6. 4. 6 ounces. Medium fast action. The rod was refinished in 2006 by John Gallas. On this Payne we find engraved on the all metal slide band and soldered pocket "Presented to AE Hendrickson, by, J. F. Payne, 1917". This is, of course, the AE Hendrickson for whom the Hendrickson dry fly was named when it was developed by Roy Steenrod in 1916 and which has arguably
