| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Color | Tan |
| Condition | Used, overall good, some wear, see description |
| Date | 1980s – 90s |
| Manufacturer | |
| Material | |
| Model | |
| Shipping Details | Free P&P to mainland UK |
| Size |
House of Hardy Fly Fishing Bag
£155.00
House of Hardy Fly Fishing Bag.
Overall condition good to v. good. Canvas in order. Has discolouration on back/side from rubbing against wax jacket.
One small popper to inside pocket strap needed. Features a handy 2 loop suspension system to one side. Past owner name/ inside. Inner detachable liner. The Hardy Brand, highly regarded, synonymous with quality, cherished by anglers.
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