Advice for new classic blade collector

[Rbennett0716]

I just came across a set of powerbilt citation Levelume Delux 1970's blades 2-10 with matching persimmon 1,3,5 woods in a set only thing wrong is that 6 iron is missing from the set. any feedback on a set like this? is there a market for this whole set? to be honest I may look to sell. The shafts are Power bilt Duo-power Stiff shafts from what i am reading and golf pride grips.

[rex235]

Sam Snead "Blue Ridge" irons were Wilson's store line, as they did not have the drill thru "fluid feel" hosel characteristic of the Dynapower models.
(I can still see Sam Snead, at the tender age of 67, playing in a Pro Am in June, 1979, less than 5 minutes from my house.)

The "GAP" collection of LH classic golf clubs has a wonderful set of Golfcraft irons (2-PW) with fiberglass shaft, in pristine condition.

Titleist opted for the LH First Flight NALG model for their first foray into the LH golf club world (Sorry Okesa, no LH Finalist models.)

H&B/PowerBilt Levelumes were a good iron, but the Citations were their top line H&B Staff (Frank Beard, Miller Barber, Bobby Nichols, and a host of others*) model.

Those H&B Orange/Black staff bags were quite noticeable as well.

An exceptionally ground LH forged iron set sticks out like a shark among minnows....

And a timeless RH set looks like they were made yesterday...

* I know Bella would want me to mention Gene Bone, so I will....:>D