Anglers Workshop had them on display when I was in on Saturday. Give them A call. Tite lines and tite wraps. F. Howard
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Bill, I don't beleive Harrington is in buisness any more. See post further down this page. The last place I saw any Harrington blanks was at Swan Island Marine in Portland OR about a year ago. Even though they were great blanks for their time, I believe there is as good, or better, glass blanks on the market from Lamiglas, Seeker, and Calstar, not to mention their composite lines. Good luck in
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Daniel, Get in touch with Anglers Workshop, on of the sponsers at the left. They have a large inventory of all kinds of feathers and fly tying supplies including Jungle Cock capes and packs of eyes. F. Howard
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Daniel, Get in touch with Anglers Workshop, on of the sponsers at the left. They have a large inventory of all kinds of feathers and fly tying supplies including Jungle Cock capes and packs of eyes. F. Howard
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Patrick, Take a look at the Tackle Master made in Vancouver WA. Simple to use and very versitile.They also have a web site which I believe is tacklemaster.com. Not a pricey as Hagens, but unless you are going into mass production a bit more portable and I find it handy to use even on the boat. Take a look at their web site. I believe Cabelas sells them and maybe Janns. as well their own list o
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Greg, Take a look at Ott Lighting products. I use there "True Color" flouresent tubes which work great. Go to your local Joanne's Fabric Store as they carry them in all shapes and forms including floor and desk top lamps along with several different magnifier attachments. A valuable asset for old tired eyes. Ott also has a web site I believe. This is a trickle down from the resurgenc
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