Fenwick fly rod

Question
I am helping my mom clean her garage for a garage sale. She has a Fenwick fishing rod that I was wanting as much info and possibility the worth. Sorry,I have no way to send a picture. It is in very good condition,2-pc,yellow fiberglass,stamped fenwick with eagle,model FL102.7,reel placement below cork handle,almost 9'. Any info would be greatly appreciated, especially the value. Thank you very much!

Answer
Debi,
It is a fiberglass casting rod. It would be more if it were bamboo and or fly rod.
Garage sale - I would start at 75 and let it go at no less than $50.
I  am a bamboo man not fiberglass. Fiberglass is just not collected like bamboo. It was made from the 1950s to the 70s.
And spin / cast rods aren't collected like fly rods so low resale values.
I have no specific history or books on fiberglass, I believe they are rare or don't exist, but here's two web sites that all about fiberglass:
http://fiberglass-fly-rods.pbwiki.com/
http://www.fiberglassflyrodders.info/:
Please be cautious about someone telling you your rod is worth thousands until they offer cash. People want fiberglass to be collectable like bamboo but that doesn't make it so.
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Luck,
Mac

Fly rods have the handle above the reel. Your hand doesn't get in the way. You may quote me the fly fishing instructor (10 years). I have over 50 years fishing experience. For casting you have to get you hand out of the way so the handle is below the reel.
However some rods have 2 handles one below one above the reel. This might be called a 2 handed if over 10 feet but is usually a boat or surf rod. And you can take all that to the bank , Anyone who knows will not argue with the above statements.
Thanks for the very positive feedback and nomination.