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réf. 000334London J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd. 1924. Rebound in brown half-morocco over green boards top edge gilt. One of the Haddon Hall series with head and tail pieces by Arthur Rackham. London J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd. 1924. hardcover
1862réf. 76966London: Longmans Green & Co. after 1862. Printed to accompany the sixth edition of Ronald's book of the same title. Letterpress title and 12 pp. of text on 8 leaves these leaves interleaved with six leaves made of vellum strips sewn together to form four pockets per page at the center a pair of 'leaves’ of white felt flanking a single vellum leaf. The pockets and felts with a total of 60 actual examples of eyeless trout and salmon flies likely 19th century most with attached gut. Original morocco wallet with strap holder and clasp all still present. Front pocket of wallet with two more samples laid in. Some deterioration to some of the flies but an extremely handsome copy of this angler's favorite.Fly wallets were quite popular in the 19th century and come in a number of different forms. The best known maker was Richard Wheatley. The present example printed by Whitehead of Birmingham seems to be from a rarer group. Longmans, Green & Co. hardcover
1923réf. 5005083Stevens Point: The Weber Lifelike Fly Co 1923. First Thus. Soft cover. Good. Pictorial wrappers 6 ¾" x 10 1/8". 28pp. Illustrated. Color separate sheet same size with flies on both sides. "TO OUR CUSTOMERS" page then contents include "Arguments in Favor of Eyed Flies" "The Story of Silk-Worm Gut" and then descriptive catalogue with one page "Showing Actual Size and Comparative Sizes of Hooks." The covers are nearly completely split from each other. There is a 1 ½" tear left side of front cover. Middle double pages separated from stapled binding. Minor chips to covers. We like the ingenuity of the cover showing a spider web that has caught flies. Very scarce catalogue. The Weber Lifelike Fly Co unknown
1995réf. 75829Lakewood CO: Self published ca. 1995. Modern three ring black binder with 73 original color photographs of flies tied by Barnard all neatly annotated at the bottom of each page in manuscript. All photographs are tipped onto a gray sheet of paper each of which is in turn is placed into a plastic sleeve. Five of the photographs were done by Wyoming fly-tier Marvin Nolte probably used as models for some of Bernard's creations. Included in the front pocket is a price guide of Barnard flies and his business name appears to be “Barnard Fishfeathers and Wood” and laid in are two printed articles about Barnard and his creations. Very good condition. Likely the only copy.When one looks at his price list one see prices of $150 to $200 for a single fly one is taken back a bit as 30 years ago $1.25 would have bought you a nicely-tied fly. As a fly fisher in days gone by this was surprising to me until I read the article enclosed. Gary Barnard was a graphic designer and sculptor in wood for 25 years before giving up his business and opening “Barnard Fishfeathers and Wood” in Lakewood CO in 1990. The reason for the incredible pricing is that Barnard was not making flies to be used for fishing but was constructing these very intricate and beautiful flies and using wood as his only medium in very imposing designs as sculptures. In a standard fly the 'wings' are made from parts of birds feather but even here Bernard used wood. Surely an incredible time-consuming process. Two photographs are no longer present and they appea to have been removed on purpose as Barnard likely didn't want to continue that design. In essence he was selling wooden sculptures of flies priced at $200; a bargain really as Barnard was a serious artist a very skilled woodworker a graphic designer and a serious fly fisherman. These were surely meant to be proudly displayed on mantelpieces and the like. Looking on the internet I could not find a single example for sale. Self published unknown
2023réf. x-1439922896Temple Univ Pr 2023. Paperback. New. 382 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.87 inches. Temple Univ Pr paperback
2023réf. x-1439922888Temple Univ Pr 2023. Hardcover. New. 382 pages. 9.00x6.00x1.06 inches. Temple Univ Pr hardcover
2008réf. DADAX081170369XStackpole Books 2008-07-01. Illustrated. hardcover. New. 8.50x0.50x11.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Stackpole Books hardcover
2007réf. DADAX0811734072Stackpole Books 2007-08-10. First Edition. hardcover. New. 6.00x0.75x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Stackpole Books hardcover
1948réf. 185551948. Walton Izaak. The Compleat Angler 1948 presents a twentieth-century fine press edition of the seventeenth-century English classic first published in 1653 a foundational text in angling literature and pastoral prose. Walton's work combines practical instruction on fishing with reflective dialogue poetry and meditations on nature shaping early modern recreational literature and influencing centuries of sporting and environmental writing. Revised repeatedly by Walton over a quarter century the text became a touchstone for anglers and readers drawn to its blend of craft knowledge and contemplative philosophy. This Limited Editions Club printing situates the work within mid-twentieth-century book arts culture reaffirming its status in Anglo-American literary tradition. Walton Izaak. The Compleat Angler; or The Contemplative Man's Recreation: Being Discourse of Fish and Fishing for the Perusal of Anglers. Illustrated by Douglas W. Gorsline. New York: The Limited Editions Club 1948. Large-format volume in slipcase. The edition includes numerous black-and-white illustrations depicting fish species anglers beside lakes and rivers pastoral landscapes and narrative scenes drawn from Walton's prose and verse. First issued in London by Richard Marriot in 1653 and expanded through subsequent editions The Compleat Angler endures as a central text in the history of leisure environmental sensibility and English vernacular prose. Light staining to some pages; text and illustrations crisp and clear; minor wear and fading to edges of slipcase. Overall very good condition. Substantial illustrated edition of a canonical work in recreational and natural history literature. unknown
réf. 56772Very Good. Fishing the San Diego Bass Lakes A Chronicle Tackle-Box Guide unknown
1921réf. 316061Ocean City N.J.: privately printed 1921. First Edition. Vignette title page illustrated after photographs advertisements. 176 8 pp. 8vo 8-1/2 x 5-1/2 inches. Original reverse calf gilt preserved in dust jacket with typed spine label. Calf worn and toned with loss to extremities and spine overopened toning to gutters and margins. First Edition. Vignette title page illustrated after photographs advertisements. 176 8 pp. 8vo 8-1/2 x 5-1/2 inches. Cf. Bruns O1 1916-1919 editions "scarce ephemera". Cf. Bruns O1 1916-1919 editions "scarce ephemera" privately printed unknown
1932réf. 256563Philadelphia: Published by the Members of the State in Schuylkill; Published by the Citizens of the State in Schuylkill 1932. Illustrated. With tipped in photos of Citizen McFadden the Castle State in Schuylkill Closing Day 201st Year 1932 in Vol. 1 and of the Clock House Openning Day May 1933 in Vol. 2. 446; 517 1 pp. 2 vols. 4to. Bound in Publisher's three quarters red morocco gilt-stamped emblematic fish tooling on spine t.e.g. with paper wrappers bound in by Alfred Smith & Co. Fine. Illustrated. With tipped in photos of Citizen McFadden the Castle State in Schuylkill Closing Day 201st Year 1932 in Vol. 1 and of the Clock House Openning Day May 1933 in Vol. 2. 446; 517 1 pp. 2 vols. 4to. Bruns S74; Howes M636 Published by the Members of the State in Schuylkill; Published by the Citizens of the State in Schuylkill unknown
1753réf. 25666London: Printed by Thomas Baskett 1753. pp. 277-280. 1 vols. Folio. Removed. Some marginal tears reinforcement along spine else a very good copy. pp. 277-280. 1 vols. Folio. An Act for reducing the Number of Directors of the Corporation of the Governor and Company of Merchants of Great Britain trading to the South Seas and other Parts of America; and for encouraging the Fishery; and for regulating the Election of the Governors and directors of the said Company. Printed by Thomas Baskett unknown
réf. 434-251Wien A. Schroll 1923. kl.-8 36 S. 10 Bll. Anzeigen. Mit 26 Tafeln 2 farb. OKart. Leichte Stellspuren hs. Anmerkungen im Anzeigenteil. Vom Österreichischen Museum für Kunst und Industrie und der Gesellschaft zur Förderung Moderner Kunst veranstaltete Ausstellung unter starker Beteiligung der Wiener Werkstätte. Im Todesjahr von Dagobert Peche dessen Arbeiten die Ausstellung prägte. Die Textbeiträge stammen von Eduard LEISCHING u. H. ANKWITZ-KLEEHOFEN. Wien, A. Schroll (1923). unknown
réf. 434-251AWien A. Schroll 1923. kl.-8 36 S. 10 Bll. Anzeigen. Mit 26 Tafeln 2 farb. OKart. Leichte Stellspuren Vorderdeckel m. Einriss Hinterdeckel m. Knickspur. Vom Österreichischen Museum für Kunst und Industrie und der Gesellschaft zur Förderung Moderner Kunst veranstaltete Ausstellung unter starker Beteiligung der Wiener Werkstätte. Im Todesjahr von Dagobert Peche dessen Arbeiten die Ausstellung prägte. Die Textbeiträge stammen von Eduard LEISCHING u. H. ANKWITZ-KLEEHOFEN. Wien, A. Schroll (1923). unknown
réf. 108162Zürich Winer Werstätte ca 1918. Bedrucktes Papier 6 5 x 4 8 cm und 26 cm dunkleblaues Seidenband. Falzspur im Band sonst tadell. Tadell. Seltenes Lesezeichen der Zürcher Niederlassung der Wiener Werkstätte die von 1917 bis 1926 existierte. – Dagobert Peche 1887–1923 »das größte Ornamentgenie das Österreich seit der Barocke besessen hat« Bettina Zuckerkandl zitiert nach Schweiger S. 102 trat 1915 in die künstlerische Leitung der Wiener Werkstätte ein. 1917 erhielt er die Aufgabe die Zürcher Filiale einzurichten deren Leiter er bis 1919 war. Neben Josef Hoffmann war er stilbestimmend für alle Arbeiten der Wiener Werkstätte. – An das leuchtend rote Seidenband wurde unten ein doppeltes Papierschild montiert. Vorderseite: Weibliche Figur mit Füllhorn. Das Motiv stammt ursprünglich von einem Plakat Peches für die Modeabteilung der Wiener Werkstätte Schweiger Abb. auf Seite 91. – Rückseite: Firmenlogo der Wiener Werkstätte AG Zürich. – Am oberen Ende kleines Papierschild mit dem allgemeinen Firmenlogo. Schweiger Wiener Werkstätte. Kunst und Handwerk 1903–1932. Wien 1982 010 Zürich, Winer Werstätte, ca 1918 unknown
réf. 48315Um 1920/21. Holzschnitt 35 x 55 cm auf transp. Japanpapier 23 x 225 cm. Gestemp. m. 'D. Peche Nachlass'. Sehr gut erhalten fleckenfrei. Dagobert Peche gestaltete im Rahmen eines Wettbewerbs in den Jahren 1920/1921 mehrere Entwürfe für Briefmarken. Unter anderem für verschiedene 50-Heller-Marken und eine 4-Kronen-Marke. Der Formschneider Friedrich Skurawy fertigte die Druckstöcke an. Sie wurden zu Peches Lebzeiten nie als reguläre Postwertzeichen verwirklicht. Um 1920/21. unknown
réf. R-14-394858577710Good. unknown
2003réf. 1-0972558004Pub Solutions Llc 2003. Hardcover. New. new title edition. 432 pages. 11.50x8.75x1.00 inches. Pub Solutions Llc hardcover
1930réf. 42462Country Life 1930. Roy. 8vo. First Edition with frontispiece 7 plates and numerous illustrations and diagrams in the text some mild offsetting from fold-ins to free endpapers; green patterned boards upper board with printed paper label green cloth back lettered in black green endpapers age-mark on front paste-down else a very good bright clean copy in unclipped dustwrapper the latter mildly browned on backstrip and rear panel. With the engraved armorial bookplate of Lionel Edward Sheppard on front free endpaper. Hampton p.235. Country Life, hardcover
1997réf. 39394Flyfisher's Classic Library Ashburton 1997. 8vo. First Edition with coloured frontispiece and monochrome plates neat inscription on front free endpaper verso; green faux-morocco cloth upper board blocked in gilt gilt back gilt top marbled endpapers green silk marker a fine copy in publisher's board slip-case. EDITION LIMITED TO 500 COPIES. A fly-fishing classic first published in 1939 and the last of the author's works published in his lifetime. Hampton p.256 recording the first edition. Flyfisher's Classic Library, [Ashburton], hardcover
1984réf. 38171Premier Press Camden SC 1984. 8vo. First Edition thus with title in brown and black title-vignette and illustrations a number full-page in the text; brown cloth upper board and backstrip framed and lettered in gilt gilt edges gold silk marker a near fine copy. EDITION LIMITED TO 3000 NUMBERED COPIES THIS COPY NO. 2883. Premier Press, Camden SC, hardcover
1887réf. 37361L. Upcott Gill 1887. 8vo. First Edition with frontispiece and numerous wood-engraved illustrations in the text neat contemporary signature on front endpapers free endpapers lightly browned; maroon pebble-grain cloth gilt back red sprinkled edges a near fine copy. THE ORIGINAL EDITION IS VERY SCARCE ESPECIALLY IN THIS CONDITION. Hampton records only the second edition of 1900 et seq. See Hampton p.77. L. Upcott Gill, hardcover
1935réf. 37102A&C Black 1935. 8vo. Third Edition with frontispiece of flies and 2 coloured plates small neat contemporary signature on front paste-down; original brown cloth gilt back a remarkably bright clean crisp copy. First published in 1921. Hampton p.255. A&C Black, hardcover
1885réf. 35921Blackwood Edinburgh 1885. 8vo. First Edition with portrait frontispiece original tissue guard present 3 coloured plates of flies a monochrome plate of tackles and 3 illustrations and a full-page map in the text; original green pictorial cloth upper board blocked in black gilt back chocolate endpapers a remarkably bright crisp copy. With 2pp of advertisements and 24pp publisher's catalogue bound in at end. 'A most unusual book. Webster used nine flies and no reel when fishing for trout' Hampton. Hampton p.290. SCARCE IN THIS CONDITION. Blackwood, Edinburgh, hardcover
