I have a pale blue, Youngs Condex which has been cleaned and re-oiled. Works fine but the reel seat has some corrosion. The other is a very clean Little Kraka. Again, re-oiled and usuable. The reel seat has been replaced and needs reshaping which I will do but the wire frame is missing. Easily replaced if you have a small drill and a little time. Both reels are right hand wind. The Kraka can be adapted and would suit anyone who likes to tinker with gear. It's also very robust. Both pawls and spindles have been thoroughly cleaned. Suitable for light line use the are both 3.25inch and narrow spooled.

Willing to swap - anything considered.

The Little Kraka if I remember right was "A Boys Reel" made of alloy, a coarse fishing reel. To be honest they are not worth much. They appear on E Bay from time to time & do not sell for very much.,Not to put a damper on your post but friendly advice.
The Condex is a JW Young model from 60s era & was their cheapest make.
A nice single action never the less but again unless in good condition will not realise much. Guess about £20 for a good model. I have a brand new one from
1960s bought for £25 on E Bay but then again I collect & use JW Young fly reels.

Tight Lines

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Yes. i am finding that out as I have bought a few items. Will probably just keep for amusement now.