I haven't ever seen anything like that, however Lamiglas' older rods are still represented by the models now, at least in the salmon/steelhead catagories Many extremely popular rods today have been built on the same blanks,or very similar blanks for over 20+ years now.
As you know, all very early rods from anyone were not nearly technique specific as rods are today, first because the amount/variety of gear available then was limiting, and the average fellow would only have 1 or two rods to do just about everything. The price of a quality rod back than was a week or more of the average working man's wages, so they had to do many things very well.
Happily Lamiglas still makes some of those " Do It All " rods and blanks.