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Pflueger Monarch Minnows Gabby Talkington In this section are found the early wood box era Monarchs which are found with gem clip see-through hardware similar to the hardware used by Shakespeare. Later Monarchs used a screw type Neverfail hardware. You can identify the Monarch by the triangular shaped body when viewed from the nose. Click on photos to enlarge
Comparative Anatomy: Monarch vs. Neverfail Three new in the maroon Bulldog box, c. 1918 Monarch's in Perch, Frog, and White. Beyond rare to find them in this condition and age.
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