Rebel 1982 Catalog

1982 Rebel Fishing Lure Catalog

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The 1982 Rebel fishing lure catalog provides collectors with a detailed look at the lures and fishing tackle offered by the Rebel (PRADCO-Plastic Research & Development Corporation) during one of their first years in business.  By 1982, Rebel was hitting its stride and really producing some great baits.  As you look through this catalog you will recognize some all time classics.  Famous for a host of lures they made popular with fishermen and collectors alike.  Vintage fishing lure catalogs like this are important reference materials for identifying lure models, studying finishes and packaging, and researching the history of classic fishing tackle.

This catalog is part of the My Bait Shop Master Catalog Archive Project (MCAP), a growing digital archive of vintage fishing tackle catalogs and historical reference materials for collectors and researchers.

Catalog Details

Manufacturer: Rebel (a Division of Plastics Research & Development Corp. PRACDO)

Location:  Fort Smith, Arkansas

Year: 1982

Type: Vintage fishing lure catalog

Format: 8 1/2" x 11"

Version:  Consumer

Pages:  24 including covers plus 1 bonus page (letter)

Collection:  My Bait Shop Master Catalog Archive Project (MCAP)

Complete scanned catalog part of the My Bait Shop - Master Catalog Archive Project (MCAP).  For research purposes only.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of the original owners.

Collector Tip

Get as many vintage catalogs as you can.  They add value to your collection.  They make great displays and the information you get from them is never ending.

Historical Notes from the 1982 Rebel Catalog

There are so many great lures in this catalog it is difficult to name them all.  The Crawfish series gets a lot of attention.  There are color charts on individual pages for R-Series, SupraNaturals, Pop-R, Sinking Minnows and more.  The classic highly collectible Rebel tackle boxes are featured starting on page 14.  Note the clear top Ecalibur series!

Overall just a ton of great lures that would end up going down in history, especially the R-Series baits.

 

Below is the complete scanned 1982 Rebel fishing lure catalog. Each page is shown in order so collectors and researchers can study the lure models, finishes, and tackle descriptions used by the Rebel Lure Company during this period.


Catalog Cover

1982 Rebel fishing lure catalog cover

Cover of the 1982 Rebel Fishing Lure Catalog.


Catalog Pages

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Back Cover

1982 Rebel fishing lure catalog back cover

Bonus Pages

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1982 Rebel fishing lure catalog page 25


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