This Old Soldier has a few battle Scars .

Mechanically this Reel is as Good as it gets .I went through it Completely and it works as it Should . Good Smooth Action and positive Bail action .
 Has the Early Bronze Gears (Not PEWTER or NYLON ) like some of the Newer Reels .

These are currently Selling on E-Bay for all kinds of Prices and ya just don't know it they are worth a Crap
Get this one and I Guarantee it to be a good un.
Here she is apart







 A few hairline Cracks around the center of cDrag knob but just surface Cracks .


Here it is together

Here you can see some Scuffing


 
Other Side looks pretty  Good.




 Feel Free to ask questions about this Reel.
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 Now here is another pre war long beach 60 that would be 1938-40 time frame. The generic "Long Beach" logo gives no hint at the model#, but the bottom of the seat will have yardage capacity stamp. This one stamped 250YDS means it's a long beach 60. If it were a 65, the yardage stamp would read 300YDS
 





 This same reel will also have the tall skinny coin edge counterbalance on the handle blade. 1941 Penn redesigned the counterbalance to short and squatty and smooth side as shown on the reel pictured in the original post of the boxed long beach

 This particular Long Beach 60 also has a very rare and unique semi translucent knob. Hard core Penn collectors will tell you these are about as common as a unicorn or a black polar bear. The brown spool is also uncommon, most were black