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1878réf. 6354Longmans and Co. 1878. 8vo. Third and Best Edition with an engraved illustration in the text; original cloth covers blocked in decorative gilt and blind an unusually bright clean copy. First published in 1857 with a second edition in 1866 this classic treatise takes the form of genial dialogues between novice and master based on more than two decades of practical experience. This is the best and most expanded edition: 'the reader will not have not only the original copy revised but a great amount of useful information on Angling which hitherto has not been published'. Author's Introduction to the current edition. The numerous additions include a brief sketch of the author's career new chapters on Throwing from the Reel and Winter Fishing remarks on the finding of new swims and practical hints on the killing powers and bends of hooks among many others. Westwood & Satchell considers Bailey 'the best Nottingham angler of his day'. Westwood & Satchell p.20. Longmans and Co., hardcover
réf. 277648Rivista Cinegetica Caccia e Tiri - Anno XXIII - Raccolta di 39 numeri rilegati - Dal N. 2 dell'8 gennaio 1909 al N. 40 del 2 ottobre 1909 - Pag. 472 - Copertina rigida - Lingua italiana. - Buone condizioni. unknown
réf. 277647Rivista Cinegetica Caccia e Tiri - Anno XIX - Raccolta di 16 numeri rilegati - Dal N. 37 del 15 settembre 1905 al N. 52 del 29 dicembre 1905 - Pag. 192 - Copertina rigida - Lingua italiana. - Buone condizioni. unknown
réf. 277646Rivista - Il Cacciatore Italiano - Anno I - Raccolta di 31 numeri rilegati - Dal N. 22 del 28 maggio 1908 al N. 52 del 24 dicembre 1908 - Pag. 372 - Copertina rigida - Lingua italiana. - Buone condizioni. unknown
1715réf. 21179London 1715. Broadsheet. 1p. plus printed docket title on verso. Disbound. Small folio. Early folds and early stab holes in left margin. Mild foxing. A rare British leaflet from the Fishmonger-Smackman Controversy of 1715. That year a bill was in motion before Parliament that would regulate various aspects of the fishing industry including fish size net use and mesh size and the importation of lobster. The latter issue ignited a significant controversy between and among British fish merchants and lobstermen with the most vocal merchants supporting a clause that would remove a ban on the sale of lobster caught by foreigners. In the present document the pro-free-trade-lobster fishmonger lobby responds to a recent leaflet by fellow fish merchants allied with the smackmen. An early example of commercial lobbying literature which first began proliferating in the lobby of the House of Commons at the time of the accession of King George I and the British general election of 1715. ESTC records five copies at the University of London Oxford the California State Library Harvard and Yale. Hanson 2122. unknown
1715réf. 21182London 1715. Broadsheet. 1 p. plus printed docket title on verso. Disbound. Small folio. Early folds and early stab holes in left margin. Mild foxing. A rare petition to Parliament relating to a current bill concerning the mesh size of fishing nets used along the coast of Great Britain. The fishing lobby here argues that the clause limiting mesh size to four inches except for use with "Herrings Pilchards Sprats and Sardenas" will prevent the catching of various larger fish and lobster and thereby ruin much of the national fishing industry. They claim that the fishmongers who support the regulation would prefer "to bring in Foreign Fish caught in Foreign Bottoms" and profit from the higher prices. A leaflet published the same year entitled An Answer to the Case of the Coasting Fishermen indicates the present document was authored by the lobsterman lobby. An early example of commercial lobbying literature which first began proliferating in the lobby of the House of Commons at the time of the accession of King George I and the British general election of 1715. ESTC records copies at only two institutions: Oxford and the University of London. Hanson 2118. unknown
1848réf. 29206AB1848. Original First Edition. Dublin / London / Derby James McGlashan / Simpkin Marshall & Co. / Richardson and Sons 1848. Octavo. Folded Frontispiece X 111 pages with 21 plates original Lithographs often large folding. Hardcover / Original publisher's cloth embossed with gilt lettering to cover. Excellent condition of one of the rarest books on the History of irish commercial fishing and suggestions for professionalizing irish fishing industry in the 19th century. This book comes from the library of irish engineer William Le Fanu with his bookplate to the pastedown and a stamp "Board of Public Works" to the dedication-page. The books interior with all the lithographic illustrations in very good condition. Occasional foxing only. Extremely rare; very scarce publication ! This is a superior example of this book; with all illustrations in place and in excellent condition. Includes for example the following illustrations: 1. Frontispiece: Spearing the Basking Shark or Sun Fish West Coast of Ireland Large Folding Plate 2. Schooner Recommended by Mr.Brabazon for the West Coast Fisheries Large Folding Plate 3. Deck Plan of Schooner - 100 or 150 Tons - Recommended by Mr. Brabazon for the West Coast of Ireland 4. Skerries Hooker - 20 to 50 Tons 5. Irish Herring Net 6. English Herring Net - Figure I 7. English Herring Net - Figure II 8. MA II X Fishing Boat 9. Penzance or St. Ives Herring or Pilchard Boat 10. One of the Irish Herring Fleet 11. Trawler with her Trawl Down Large Folding Plate 12. Trawl Irons 13. English Trawl Large Folding Plate 14. Irish Trawl Large Folding Plate 15. Sun Fish Basking Shark Harpoon 16. Salmon Net - Figure I Large Folding Plate 17. Salmon Net - Figure II Large Folding Plate 18. Salmon Boxes 19. Mackerel Fishing 20. English Lobster Trap / Irish Lobster Pots 21. Oyster Dredges: English Oyster Dredge / Irish Oyster Dredge / Large Size Oyster Dredge Brabazon writes in his Introduction: 'I am induced to write this account of the present state of the Irish Fisheries and offer the following suggestions for their improvement which may be carried into effect by a Fishing Company conferring the greatest benefits on the country and profit to themselves. The Fisheries are the greatest and at present almost the only resource of the West of Ireland. From the loss of the potatoes as a certain means of subsistence the fiishermen would give their undivided time to the Fisheries instead of losing the best seasons by wasting their labour on a high-rented potato garden. They would thus throw an immense quantity of cured food such as Hake Cod Ling Herring Haddock and Coal Fish into the interior of the country while they could dispose of such fish as could not be cured such as Turbot Plaice Mackerel Gurnard John Dorey Ray and Soles at the markets along the coast. The cured fish even with the present limited supply brought to the markets of Westport and Newport County Mayo is sold as low as a penny per lb. free from bone green salted that is not dried and sometimes not so high as a halfpenny per lb. fresh.The company should establish stations along the coast: say they began with three one at Killibegs one at Newport Pratt and one at the Shannon Mouth.From the Store at Ballyshannon I would send fresh fish packed in Ice and also cured fish by water carriage through the Enniskillen Lakes and by the Ulster Canal on to Belfast supplying all the intermediate twons and interior of the country. Chapters in the book include for example: Herring Nets - Buoys - Mode of Curing / Curing the Herring / The Rhodry-More / The Cod Fisheries / Lobster Crab and Cray Fish / Packing Herring etc. etc. hardcover
1851réf. 28907AB1851. London and other places of print Harper Collins / William Mackenzie / John Van Voorst and others 1851-1999. Octavo. More than 3000 pages with many illustrations for the Beginner as well as the Advanced Angler. Original Hardcover and Softcover publications often with the rare illustrated dustjacket in protective collector's Mylar. Many of the publications with some signs of wear but overall and especially the collector's items in excellent condition with only minor signs of external wear. The historical publications are true gems for the collector and this collection would be the perfect foundation for a meaningful Fly-Fishing-Library. This collection is the perfect gift for the Fly-Fisher. Please ask for a full list with details and photographs of the books included in this collection. The price includes an upgrade to worldwide free shipping of the collection per UPS Express. paperback
réf. 6914Both British 1857 and 1871. Both items with text clear and entire. Item One: offprint on one side of a piece of wove paper 25 x 18.5 cm. Good on lightly-aged paper with some wear to extremities. Headed 'AQUAECULTURE And the Artificial Propogation sic of the Danube Salmon in Bavaria BY DR. WIMMER. Re-printed from the Macclesfield Courier June 27 1857.' The letter dated 'Landshut 11th June 1857' is addressed to 'Thomas Ashworth Esq.' and covers two columns of small print. Item Two: offprint on one side of a piece of watermarked wove paper 33.5 x 20.5 cm. Good on lightly creased and grubby paper with small closed tear at head. Headed 'The Coquet as a Salmon River. From the "Newcastle Daily Journal" of Thursday May 25 1871. Mr. DICKSON Clerk of the Peace for the County has addressed the following letter on this subject to Mr. FRANCIS FRANCIS of The Firs Twickenham'. Both British, 1857 and 1871. unknown
réf. 6918All British: 1857 1858 1860 1861 two from 1871 and two undated one from the 1860s. All items with text clear and entire. Item One: offprint on one side of a piece of wove paper 25 x 18.5 cm. Good on lightly-aged paper with some wear to extremities. Headed 'AQUAECULTURE And the Artificial Propogation sic of the Danube Salmon in Bavaria BY DR. WIMMER. Re-printed from the Macclesfield Courier June 27 1857.' The letter dated 'Landshut 11th June 1857' is addressed to 'Thomas Ashworth Esq.' and covers two columns of small print. Item Two: four-page offprint on all sides of a grey-paper bifolium leaf dimensions 20 x 12 cm. Very good. Headed 'ON PISICULTURE. - BY MONS. COSTE. From THE FIELD June 5 1858. PRACTICAL INFORMATION AS TO THE BEST MEANS OF TRANSPORTING THE OVA.' In small print. Item Three: offprint on one side of a piece of laid paper 22.5 x 18 cm. Lightly creased and spotted. By Thomas Ashworth headed 'FRENCH PISCICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENT AT HUNINGUE NEAR BASLE. Extracted from The Field 25th August 1860. In two columns of small print. Item Four: notice in small print on piece of laid paper 23.5 x 12 cm. Lightly creased. Headed 'CULTIVATION OF FISH.' and beginning 'Professor Dr. Fraas of Munich has supplied the latest information on the art of propagating and protecting salmon and other fish in Europe .'. Item Five: offprint on one side of a piece of wove paper 25 x 18 cm. Good on lightly creased and aged paper. Headed 'STORMONTFIELD PONDS - THE EXODUS OF 1861. From the Perthshire Journal May 23 1861.' In two columns of small type. Item Six: offprint on one side of a piece of watermarked wove paper 33.5 x 20.5 cm. Good on lightly creased paper with small closed tear at head. Headed 'The Coquet as a Salmon River. From the "Newcastle Daily Journal" of Thursday May 25 1871. Mr. DICKSON Clerk of the Peace for the County has addressed the following letter on this subject to Mr. FRANCIS FRANCIS of The Firs Twickenham'. In two columns of small type. Item Seven: on one side of a piece of wove paper 25 x 15 cm. Somewhat grubby and stained. Twenty-four line 'Notice to Anglers Salmon Fishers and Others' by 'JAMES TAIT W.S. KELSO Clerk to the Tweed Commissioners' dated 'KELSO 4th March 1871.' Item Eight: on both sides of a piece of wove paper 13.5 x 16 cm. Ticket not filled in with recto headed 'Coquet Salmon Fisheries Conservancy' granting permission 'to fish with the rod' in a certain part of the Duke of Northumberland's portion of the river 'Dated at Alnwick Castle this day of 186 '. 'BYE-LAWS.' on reverse. All British: 1857, 1858, 1860, 1861, two from 1871, and two undated (one from the 1860s). unknown
1910réf. 18575AB1910. Vienna ca. 1910. 22 : 16 cm resp. 33 : 16 cm. Brown original calf with designes in blue. Beautiful book jacket with designs of the Wiener Werkstätte most likely by Dagobert Peche. unknown
réf. 231801885. Leaflet 4pp. folio bifolium with occasional MS correction elision and addition. Proposals listed as "1. To extend the Annual and Weekly Close Time; 2. To remodel District Fishery Boards.; 3. To give power to the Secretary of State to combine or divide Fishery Districts to vary or elided "and" added in MS extend the statutor Close Time and to alter or amend Bye-laws fixing the Estuary of any river; 4. To restrict the use on the sea-coast of the fixed engines presently employed for taking salmon and to abolish these engines near the mouths and estuaries of rivers." No other copy of this Memorial draft or otherwise has yet been traced. 1885 hardcover
1993réf. 8078Melbourne: Innovatore Tackle 1993. Facsimile reprint of 1961 first edition published by Melbourne University Press. 8vo xiv 208 pp 32 b&w plates 15 figures bibliography geographical index. Original cloth in dustwrapper. The book was written to give 'a comprehensive account of the fly-fishing found in most parts of Tasmania and to provide the most complete description possible of Tasmania's trout-water insects and other trout foods'. Facsimile Reprint. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. 8vo. Innovatore Tackle
réf. 1592289746.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. $A19608.- Tout ce qui concerne la peche les pecheurs et les poissons en France et dans le monde. París. 1962 - 1968. 4º mayor. 75 ejemplares encuadernados en 6 tomos. Unas 60 página cada uno. Profusión de ilustraciones intercaladas y plena página en b/n y color. Cartoné símil plena piel. Muy buen estado. . . Juegos Deportes Ocio / Pesca unknown
réf. 44653087like new. unknown
1986réf. 028090NY: Nick Lyons Books Winchester Press 1986 Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. SIGNED BY AUTHOR. First Edition. A nice first edition SIGNED BY AUTHOR "Sincerely Charles E. Brooks" on flyleaf. Couple of small closed tears to DJ. All over a very nice collectible copy. Nick Lyons Books, Winchester Press hardcover
1689réf. L0404London: T Basset; W Brown. G : in good condition. Later 1838 binding & eps. Cover rubbed and faded. Slight foxing. Water stain to final pages. 1689. Second Edition. 19th Century cloth binding with gilt titles to spine. 160mm x 100mm 6" x 4". vi 326pp x. . Discovering the Aptest Methods and Ways Exactest Rules Properist Baits and Choicest Experiments for the Catching All Manner of Fresh Water Fish. . There are no plates with this book. . T Basset; W Brown hardcover
réf. 92323s.l. Bologna 192. . Grande manifesto a doppio foglio cadauno di cm 665 x 100. Stampato in nero e bianco su sfondo uniforme azzurro pastello. Disegnato da Umberto Tirelli raffigura Ugo Lenzi intento a pescare lungo il Reno seduto sull'angolo superiore della squadra massonica; nel retino al suo fianco un unico grosso pesce il tincone tutto attorno a lui nell'acqua tanti pesci sbeffeggiano il pescatore e l'esca da lui usata un sole sullo sfondo il panorama di Bologna. Umberto Tirelli Modena 1871 - Bologna 1954 fu caricaturista e disegnatore collaborò con numerosi giornali a carattere satirico come Il Duca Borso La Secchia Il Fittone Il Giornale delle beffe . e altri. Nel 1923 inaugurò a Bologna il suo "Teatro Nazionale delle Teste di Legno". Le teste erano a grandezza naturale costruite in cartapesta e con caratteri somatici caricaturali. A questa esperienza del disegnatore fa ripensare la grossa testa del pesce che Ugo Lenzi ha preso l'esca a forma di sole potrebbe riportare al periodo della scelta fatta dall'avvocato bolognese quando il Partito Socialista stabilì l'incompatibilità degli iscritti con la Massoneria. Sembrerebbe quindi di poter datare questo manifesto attorno agli anni '20 del XX secolo. Piccoli strappetti ai margini e una vecchia ripresa al retro ma ottimo esemplare con solo alcune righe del testo leggermente ingiallite unknown
1899réf. 58042Sudbury Massachusetts:: Selectmen of Sudbury. March 27 1899. Some inoffensive staining; very nice. approx. 12 x 10 inches. Whoever takes or catches any Pickerel in any river stream or pond in any other manner than by artificially or naturally baited hook and hand line shall forfeit one dollar for every pickerel so taken. Selectmen of Sudbury. unknown
réf. 68-7082Pittsburgh PA: Healthy Fishing ca. 2011. 14 x 11 cm. Bound Cards ca. 40. Includes one folded card holder. Mostly Color Images. Very Good. Provenance: Suzaan Boettger. [Pittsburgh] PA: Healthy Fishing, [ca. 2011]. unknown
réf. 68-7083Pittsburgh PA: Souvenir of Western Pennsylvania ca. 2011. 14 x 11 cm. Post Cards ca. 20. Color Images. Very Good. Provenance: Suzaan Boettger. [Pittsburgh, PA: Souvenir of Western Pennsylvania, ca. 2011]. unknown
réf. 73-6602Amougies: Restaurant Le Peche Mignon circa 1970s-1990s. Fo. 4 pp. Bifold menu. Black and white plates. Soft cover. Very Good. Text in French. Provenance: Collection of M. Denis SCHNEIDER ancien Chef de Cuisine Copenhague Maison du DANEMARK. 142 Ave. des Champs-Élysées 75008 Paris Amougies: Restaurant Le Peche Mignon, [circa 1970s-1990s] paperback
1978réf. 29277New York:: Dutton 1978. First Printing of the First US Edition. A Fine copy in a Near Fine clipped jacket with previous owner inscription on the flyleaf. This collection of fishing essays features pieces by Thomas McGuane William Hjortsberg Jack Curtis Harmon Henkin Charles Waterman Jim Harrison and Russell Chatham. Thomas McGuane cites both "the longest silence" and the opportunity to encounter a bass that runs with "the solid irresistible motion of a Euclid bulldozer easing itself into a phosphate mine." William Hjortsberg admits to writing about fishing "for the money" while Russell Chatham remembers each detail as if it were intended for one of his paintings. To Jack Curtis "The fish is a flash of beauty and action enticed from an unfathomable element"; to the late Harmon Henkin angling "has no greater claim to spiritual purity than sex dope or any other recreation in contemporary America." Charles Waterman points out that fishing writers' sunsets are generally "more brilliant than those seen by milkmen and grain-combine operators." Jim Harrison argues psychiatric virtues: "Few of us shoot ourselves during an evening hatch." Dutton, unknown
1998réf. 69181Hatje Cantz Verlag. New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- Text in German. 360 pp. With 484 ills. 352 col. . 29 x 22 cm. -- with a bonus offer-- . 1998. Hatje Cantz Verlag hardcover
