early 1900s Horton telescopic fishing pole textiles and primitive-style interiors

and primitive-style interiors

The weathered wood and timeworn finish give it strong character

covered in a vibrant collection of embroidered fire department patches

The set includes four side chairs and two armchairs

giving the piece depth and quiet richness

early 1900s Horton telescopic fishing pole textiles and primitive-style interiorsThis is a vintage telescoping fishing rod made by The Horton Mfg. Co. of Bristol, Connecticut. Marked with the 1905 patent date for the ferrule, the rod features a cork handle and a slide out metal design. A rare example of early 20th century American outdoor gear, it makes a striking wall accent for cabin, lodge, or vintage sporting decor. CONDITION In good condition with wear consistent with age and use. General finish wear to the metal.