What brand is it? Antique fly reel

I have one that looks very similar... with no name

where did you find it?

pghmarty,
     Looks like an old Bristol Hardware or maybe a Union Hardware model.  It appears to be a raised pillar model.  Most of the better skeleton reels had some type of name on them.  Or, they had a number on the bottom of the feet that indicated the # of yards of silk fly line they would hold.  Don't think it's a meisselbach since it doesn't have intermediate holes around the edge.  The picture is really bad.  The rear support would tell a lot.  If this one went for 31 bucks the seller made out well.  The cheapest of these went for 25 cents in the 1910-1920 era.  If it had a hole drilled right in the middle of the foot and a number that would tell a LOT.  The really great makers always put their names on their reels for identification purposes.    I know that isn't much help but I looked in 3 books and I don't see that one listed.  Many of the "hardware store" reels were ment to be sold with no-name rods  by hardware stores that sometimes put their own decals on them.

Marty,
    I think Premier was the "house" name for Monkey Wards.. And if my mind still functuions I think they bought their stuff from  Stevens/Savage and later Remington.