Excellent first post, Michael! Thanks for sharing those wonderful pics.. Very interesting!
Welcome to the forum, too!
Welcome to the forum, too!
I know next to nothing about Lew Sanderson, but I have read that his son Don took over the business and continued making grips into the early 1970s. In my very limited experience, the later grips do tend to sport nicer wood.DHENRY said:Perhaps a relative took over the business and 'improved' the styles and woods available?
:?:
Don
It's the sound of me hitting myself in the head with a hammer for having found those grips , then trading them away as part of my "catch and release" collecting philosophy.xtimberman said:Those really are good examples of Ropers! What's that ringing I hear?
xtm