Antique fishing rod

This is a vintage "DIA'D & PEARL" brand freshwater split-bamboo fishing rod combo set produced by Crown in Tokyo, Japan, during the post-WWII era (circa 1950s–1960s).Key Characteristics & FeaturesConvertible Design: This versatile 5-section combination kit can be reconfigured into multiple lengths. It transforms into either an 8-foot fly fishing rod (utilizing the distinct interchangeable tips) or a 5-foot 4-inch spinning/casting rod.Craftsmanship: The shafts are constructed from hexagonally split cane bamboo. They feature intricate, colorful decorative thread wraps near the ferrules.The Grip & Reel Seat: The set features a classic cork handle grip paired with an adjustable, polished aluminum or nickel-plated screw up-locking reel seat.Wooden Presentation Box: The entire kit is housed in its original wooden case (typically crafted from lightweight balsa or pine). The case includes integrated sliding wooden dividers that protect built-in compartments for tackle storage.Included Tackle: The kit comes equipped with period-correct freshwater accessories, including hand-painted wooden floats/bobbers, a collection of snelled fishing flies, swivels, and original "Yamafly" leader line.