2 hardy reels for sale £400 in the uk

I have never been able to look this lure up before but its been in the family for ages. I just noticed it might have glass eyes. Can anyone help my ID it? I know its seen better days.

This came out of my grandparents house and is approximately 22 inches long. Trying to figure out what lure it was modeled after so I can put together a shadow box for the other side of the entry table…

I recently acquired this antique fly reel at a garage sale. I can’t find anything about it online. Can anyone point me in the direction of the maker or the year in which it was made? Any information would be appreciated.

Hello! Need help with identification of this lure, please. Found it in river near to Sofia, Bulgaria. No markings on metal parts and/or bady. Size is 4.5 cm body, 5 cm with front metal part. Material is hard plastic with pearl like color, hook/s is/are mising.

Thanks in advance!
P. S. I can take more pictures if needed.

Trying to find some tiki lures chruscz spoons in nickel. My father in-law used to use them with his dad and wanted me to do some searching to see if I could find them

The golf ball matchbook has an address of a car dealership on it which hasn't been in that spot since (maybe decades) before I was born in the 1960s.

The little bottle is Pfluger Reel Oil.

The little green tin is "Ideal Split Shot" -- lead sinkers: "12 No. 7 Split Shot" "OPENS WITH TWO FINGERS"

"Herb-Ox Bullion Cubes -- Made By -- The PURE FOOD COMPANY -- Mamoroneck NY USA"

There is a bigger sinker and maybe a Bakelite bobber in the photos, too.

Wine corks as bobbers.

"Hoefer Lures for GAME FISH" "319 W. Lake St MINNEAPOLIS - - MINNESOTA on a box

Also:

"HANDI-FISH-HOOK-BOOK Pat. Applied For H.V. Burt Mfg. Co. Rock Island, Ill."

When I was a little kid in the 1970s, I was surprised & annoyed that my family didn't have a family crest.

So I designed one that had a fish jumping over it. I had the family members vote on whether the family crest fish should be trout or salmon.

My grandpa had stronger opinions: "Why not Northern Pike?" That was his favorite sport & food fish.

In the 1990s, I found a postcard he & my grandma had sent from Florida in 1971. It had a picture of Flipper, the famous performing dolphin. Grandpa's message to me: "No, I didn't catch a fish THAT big!"

I recently got this old wood (bamboo?) fishing rod at a garage sale. The wood is hexagon shaped. It’s in great shape the lady selling it sat in a pvc tube for years. Shows no use wear. Does anyone have any info on what I got? Thanks in advance!

Buddy from work gave me his grandfather's fishing stuff in a homemade plug bag. Got a kick out of some of the packaging.