I have an old rod I bought about 1970.  The logo on the rod is a large letter "C" with three fish in it.  The name of the rod is about worn off, but I can see that there were two words the first starting with C and the second might be the word "Signature".   All the writing is in very fine white long hand.  It is a spinning rod with a cork handle and the attachment for the reel is only two moveable metal rings, no screw down section at all.  This allows you to position the reel at any point you want on the one piece cork handle.  Other writing says "5' 6" spinning".  It came with a Daiwa 4300 reel.  It would have been purchased in a department store.  

Any idea what this old rod is.  I just replaced the broken metal tip and started using it again.

Pic please

Yes...A clear photo of the rod from the first guide off of the reel face, back showing the printing, back all the way to the butt, and if you can a good close up of the lettering.

It is a spinning rod with a cork handle and the attachment for the reel is only two moveable metal rings, no screw down section at all.

The handle section you describe is a tennessee grip.

Because you mention the Daiwa reel I would start looking there.

Hey Dave could that be a Conolon by ABU?