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FIRST EDITION: Angling Fine By Marshall Hardy in dust jacket

Spanish [Espana Plaza de Toros De Palma De Mallorca advertising poster dated 1964 together with Angling fishing sketch print after W.H Pyne

A selection of fishing interest books, to include: The Badminton Library Fishing Salmon & Trout; The Secrets of Angling, A. S. Moffatt, 1865; Where to Fish, by H. D. Turning; and others.

Angling: a Hardy 'Uniqua' reel; together with a brass 'Decantelle' reel; another fishing reel; and a Hardy box of flies; and another Hardy circular box. (5)

Angling: a small group of split cane and other similar fishing rods, to include a Palakona example; and two reels, in associated mahogany box.

Angling: a Hardy #7/8 Richard Walker Superlite 282cm rod, in cloth bag; together with a Marquis #7 reel, in pouch; and a small quantity of flies.

Angling: a fishing priest, 31.5cm long.

Lonsdale Library.- Angling.- Taverner (Eric) and others. Salmon Fishing, Lonsdale Library vol. 10, first edition, one of 275 de luxe copies signed by the principle author and with a collection of actual flies, this copy numbered "0.0", title in blue and black, tipped-in frontispiece and plates, illustrations, 2 double-page maps, 7 dressed Salmon-flies in sunken mount behind plastic at rear, with captioned tissue guard, bookplate, fore-edge toned, some light spotting to fore-edge and first and last few leaves, mount starting to working loose at fore-edge and spotted and toned, original morocco, upper cover with central gilt crest, few small chips to spine head, some wear to joints, light rubbing to corners, upper joint starting at head, t.e.g., others uncut, 1931; and 3 copies of Trout Fishing from All Angles (Lonsdale Library vol. 2), each one of 375 de luxe signed copies, large 8vo (4)

Medals: two cased National Federation of Sea Anglers bronze prize medals, 1928 and 1929; together with a cased Dover Sea Angling association silver prize medal, 1931, 30.9g; and a cased British Sea Anglers Society silver medal 1939, 34.5g. (4)

THE WALTON & COTTON CLUB: AN IMPORTANT SILVER ANGLING TROPHYby James Charles Edington, London 1833, with flared and stepped rim, relief cast plaque to front depicting angler and assistant in 17th Century dress with motto 'Dum Capimus Capimur' (While we are caught we are caught), the rear with detailed presentation engraving to Michael Bland, Vice President, Treasurer and Secretary of the Walton & Cotton Club in 1833,worded '...in token of sincere esteem and regard in acknowledgement of services from the foundation in 1817 to 1833...' with finely cast fearsome fish twin handles, the lower body leaf capped, the conforming circular base with emblem of the Walton & Cotton Club and dated March 1833, 30cm high, 58tr. ozs, with later ebonised standProvenance: by direct family descent and sold together with a letter from Martins Bank Limited, 68 Lombard Street, dated 7th August 1928, addressed to L. Bland Esq containing detailed provenance information.Note: The Walton & Cotton Club instituted 19th March 1817 at the Freemason's Tavern, London, with Michael Bland being appointed the first Vice-President, Treasurer and Secretary.

Country Pursuits. WALTON & COTTON. The Complete Angler, 5th edition 1791, 12mo, plates, modern binding; FRANCIS (F) A Book on Angling, 6th edition, 1885, 8vo, coloured plates, modern binding; PAYNE-GALLWEY (Sir R) The Fowler in Ireland, 1882, 8vo, illustrated, modern binding; The Sportsman's Dictionary, 1778, 4to, lacks frontis, all other plates present, double column text, tree calf, rebacked preserving spine strip; MILLAIS (J G) The Wildfowler in Scotland, 1901, 4to, photogravure plates, binding stained with torn spine strip; The Complete Art of Fowling, Pt. IV, pp.119-173, folio, woodcut illustrations, modern half morocco; others (9)

FISHING: RANSOME (A), MAINLY ABOUT FISHING, London, Adam and Charles Black, 1959; TRAHERNE (M), BE QUIET AND GO A-ANGLING, facsimile jacket, Lutworth Press, 1949; a small selection of books by ‘BB’, and other fishing related titles, (qty).

GREENDRAKE (G), THE ANGLING EXCURSIONS OF GREGORY GREENDRAKE Esq, IN THE COUNTIES OF Wicklow, Meath, Westmeath, Longford and Cavan, 4th edition, with engraved frontis plate and map, erratum, ¾ green leather with cloth boards, Dublin, Grant and Bolton, 1832, (1).

A miscellany of reference and historical interest books, to include angling and local history (large qty).

FISHING: BAGNALL (G), PISCATORIAL RAMBLES OR THE FISHERMAN’S POCKET COMPANION, green cloth with gilt lettering, London, Kennett, 1865; DAVIES (G), FISHING, revised by Arthur Kent, London, Dean and Son; THE YOUNG ANGLER, NATURALIST AND PIGEON AND RABBIT FANCIER, rebound with original cover paste over, London, 1860; WILCOCKS (J), THE SEA-FISHERMAN, Stephen Barbet, Guernsey; THE ART OF ANGLING, calligraphic copy of the original; RANSOME (A), MAINLY ABOUT FISHING, London, Adam and Charles Black, 1959; and many others, (qty).

PAPWORTH (J), RURAL RESIDENCES CONSISTING OF A SERIES OF DESIGNS FOR COTTAGES, DECORATIVE COTTAGES AND SMALL VILLAS, 20 hand coloured plates of 27, London, Ackerman, 1818, disbound; THE CHANCERY LANE SAFE DEPOSIT, pictorial cover, 1886; THE BOTANIST’S MANUAL, London, Groombridge; HATTON (J), THE STORY OF SIR WALTER RALEGH, 1894; THE SMOKER'S GARLAND, part III, 1889; BICKERDYKE, ANGLING FOR GAME FISHING, a concertina with five panels; with four albums of scraps, loose plates, etc, (qty).

WESTWOOD (T) & SATCHELL (T), BIBLIOTHECA PISCATORIA, a catalogue of books on angling, the fisheries and fish-culture, with biographical notes and appendix, bookplate for Joseph Crawshall on the back of the front cover and title page, tipped in hand written letters from Westwood and Satchell to the front loose blank, another from Westwood tipped in to one of the front adverts, green cloth with gilt lettering, London, W. Satchell, 1883 (1).

Nimrod, British Field Sports, Sporting: British Field Sports, Nimrod (Charles James Apperley), London, 1838, Folio viii, 144pp, with engraved frontispiece, additional engraved title-page with vignette, 21 full-page engraved plates, very light foxing to plates. later red binding Charles James Apperley (1777-1843), known by his pen name 'Nimrod', was a celebrated British sportswriter and hunting correspondent. Apperley gained popularity for his vivid and enthusiastic accounts of hunting, horseracing, and other field sports. Born into a family with military connections, Apperley spent much of his early life immersed in equestrian culture. His writings appeared in the 'Sporting Magazine' and brought a fresh, authoritative voice to the literature of British sporting life. "Nimrod" is best remembered for his detailed descriptions of hunts, horses, and the intricacies of rural sporting life. His works often blended humor, knowledge, and insightful social commentary, making him a beloved figure in 19th-century sports literature. Apperley's later years were spent living abroad due to financial struggles, but his legacy as a sporting writer endured, with "Nimrod" remaining synonymous with British hunting culture. Sporting: British Field Sports is a folio edition from 1838, edited by Charles James Apperley under his famous pen name "Nimrod." This lavishly illustrated volume is a treasure trove of British sporting life, capturing the essence of field sports such as hunting, shooting, and angling. The book features large engravings and vignettes based on paintings by celebrated artists including Thomas Gainsborough, Edwin Landseer, and others. The 21 full-page plates, along with numerous in-text vignettes, bring to life scenes of British countryside sporting events, making this an artistic and cultural masterpiece. In addition to the visual elements, the literary contributions of well-known figures such as Thomas Hood and John Hamilton Reynolds enrich the text with observations on sporting life and field sports techniques.

Three Loch Leven angling competition silver gilt medals, marked England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, one with hanging loop and two with buttonhole attachments and dated May 1950, 1956 and 1957. diameter 2.8 cm, together with four E.P.N.S. medals May 51, 1952, 55 and 58.

A pair of mid 18th century Delft blue and white flagons with goat's head handles, decorated with a couple on horseback and angling in coastal landscapes, painted marks to the underside, 19cm diameter, 31cm high

Keith Gardner R.C.A - Framed oil on board - Going Angling, Colwyn Bay. Approx. 22 x 29cms reasonable used condition

BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS ANGLING. c. 25 + items. Generally in VG condition.

Angling Interest - a quantity of fly and other fishing rods and reels including Spinnfix Dam, wooden salmon reel, split bamboo cane rods, etc; a Pifco all in one radiometer; a leather travel case (qty)

A collection of assorted cigarette cards to include; Ogden's, Racing Pigeons, 50; Edwards, Ringer & Bigg, Our Pets, 25; Faulkner's, Our pets, 2nd series, 25; Ogden's, Poultry Rearing & Management, 25; Ogden's, Poultry Rearing, 2nd series, 25; Ogden's, Poultry Alphabet, 25; Stephen Mitchell & Sons, Angling, 25; Will's, Pond & Aquarium, 1st series, 25; Player's, Sea Fishes, 50; Gallaher's, Animals of Commercial Value, 100; Player's, Nature, 50; Player's, British Livestock, 25; Will's, British Butterflies, 50; Player's, Butterflies, 50; Godfrey Phillips, Bird Painting, 50; Will's, British Birds, 50; Ogden's, British Birds, 50; Ogden's, Birds Eggs, 50; Ogden's, Birds Eggs (Die Cut), 50; Player's, Aviary & Cage Birds, 50; Will's, Animalloys, 48. (1 Album) Generally good condition, some wear commensurate with age.

ASSORTED VINTAGE FISHING REELS ANGLING VARIOUS BRANDS INTREPID

An Angling Technics bait dispensing boat

O Reilly, Loughs of Ireland,8vo, pic cover, 1998. Craig, Irish Sporting Sketches. Angling in Northern Ireland. Freshwater life in Ireland. Brown Trout fishing in Ireland, 1967. Hunter, Fishermans Knots and Wrinkles, 1956. (10)

1887 Glasgow Herald Daily Newspaper Monday April 11th (Easter edition) amazing sports page to incl covering numerous golf club reports and matches to incl Glasgow Golf Club, Edinburgh Teachers Club, Dornoch, Mechanics Golf Club Montrose, Prestwick St Nicholas and Hawick v Wilton; plus an amazing report Association Football Matches in Scotland and England incl virtually every match played with results English teams included PNE, Burnley, Bootle, Sunderland, Aston Villa and Walsall all against Scottish teams; other sports incl early Rugby West of Scotland v Manchester Free Wanderers. Shinty, Aquatics, Billiards, Pedestrianism, Angling - an amazing read - large tabloid - horizontal fold with some wear and tear, minor nicks and tears to edges - please handle with care

A Collection of Various Angling Equipment to comprising Fishing Rods, Nest and a Predator Tackle Box

Fladen, Chevron, Ron Thompson - 2 x angling fishing rods - Lot consists of a Fladen 3.6m, 2.75lbs carp rod. A Chevron Minor Match 10ft match rod. A Ron Thompson Zensorflex 6m margin pole with bag. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (M)

Daiwa, Milbro - 2 x 12 foot Daiwa and Milbro angling/fishing rods. Daiwa model comes with Daiwa carry bag. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (M)

A collection of modern & old fishing books; Complete fixed spool angling by Herbert, spinning for pike by RCR Barder, The Boys book of angling by R.N Stewart & many more

Miscellaneous. Hassell (John), Excursions of Pleasure and Sports on the Thames [...], Angling, Shooting, Sailing, & c. London: Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1823, aquatint frontispiece and 23 plates conforming, original publisher's blue cloth, blind-stamped, some splitting with loose/loosening leaves, slight twist, 8vo; Travel: Anon, Round the World Eastwards in 140 Days, sole edition, Sevenoaks, Kent: [Privately printed by] W. Wicking, Steam Printer, n.d. [1899], lacking title-page, otherwise complete and collating: [3]-63, [1]pp (colophon), the travelogue citing Japan, China, etc., original publisher's red moiré silk over boards, gilt-lettered upper-cover, all edges gilt, the fore and lower shape cut, marbled endpapers, verso of ffep with contemporary MS inscription, oblong 12mo; Psalms: Sidney (Sir Philip, Knt., translator) & Pembroke (The Countess of, translator), The Psalmes (sic) of David [...], Now First Printed from A Copy of the Original Manuscript, Transcribed by John Davies, of Hereford, in the Reign of James the First, first edition thus, one of 250 copies, [London]: From the Chiswick Press, by C. Whittingham, for Robert Triphook, 1823, half-title, two portrait engravings, original publisher's boards, split, perished spine, some of backstrip loosely inserted, uncut, 12mo; [Helps (Arthur)], Casimir Maremma, two-volume set, first edition, London: Bell and Daldy, 1870, half-titles, contemporary tan quarter-calf over marbled boards, top edges gilt, others uncut, conforming marbled endpapers, 8vo; Theatre: Sheridan (Richard Brinsley), The School for Scandal, London: John Murray, 1823, half-title, 20th c green morocco over cloth, gilt-lettered, 8vo; Kempe (William) & Dyce (Rev. Alexander, editor), Kemps Nine Daies Wonder, London: The Camden Society, 1840, original publisher's cloth, stamp to title-page: Arnold Library, Rugby, the school's later bookplate to pastedown, 4to, (7)

A tray of vintage fly fishing together with a box of angling books

Walton, Izaak The Complete Angler … being a Discourse of Rivers, Fish-Ponds, Fish and Fishing. And Instructions how to Angle for a Trout or a Grayling in a Clear Stream by Charles Cotton. With Original Memoirs and Notes by Sir Harris Nicolas. London: William Pickering, 1836. First Nicolas and third Pickering edition, deluxe issue, 2 volumes, imperial 8vo (26.8 x 18cm), later red crushed morocco gilt by Ramage, incorporating various angling motifs gilt to spines and covers, top edges gilt, half-titles, title-pages in red and black, all engraved plates and vignettes as called for, all except (for a few vignette headpieces), with duplicates on india paper, mounted, many of which being proofs before letters, a few plates spotted or offset, volume 1 with scuffs to rear board and offsetting to title-page [Westwood, The Chronicle of the “Compleat Angler”, 1883 edition, pp. 58-62; Westwood & Satchell, Bibliotheca Piscatoria pp. 228-9] The Library of a Scottish Gentleman The work was published at six guineas for standard copies and ten for those with india proofs of the plates.

Franck, Richard Northern Memoirs, calculated for the Meridian of Scotland wherein most or all of the Cities, Citadels, Sea Ports, Castles, Forts, Fortresses, Rivers and Rivulets are compendiously described … To which is added, the Contemplative and Practical Angler, by way of Diversion. With a Narrative of that Dextrous and Mysterious Art Experimented in England, and perfected in more Remote and Solitary Parts of Scotland. By way of Dialogue. Writ in the Year 1658, but not till now made Publick. London: for the author. To be sold by Henry Mortclock, 1694. First edition, 8vo (16.8 x 11cm), xxxix 304 pp., 19th-century green crushed morocco by Francis Bedford, spine richly gilt in compartments, French fillet border gilt to covers, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt [Westwood & Satchell pp. 100-101] The Library of a Scottish Gentleman A rare and noted oddity of 17th-century travel writing and angling literature, containing the first description of salmon-fishing in Scotland, a ‘pioneering account of fly-fishing for trout’ (ODNB), and a now notorious passage relating the author's confrontation with Izaak Walton at Stafford over Walton's assertion in The Compleat Angler of the parthenogenesis of pike from pickerel weed. Richard Franck (c.1624-1708) has been plausibly identified as a parliamentarian cavalry officer who was stationed in Scotland with Thornhaugh's Nottinghamshire regiment during the 1650s. 'Northern Memoirs is a most unusual narrative, marked by Franck's eclectic interests and given ripe flavour by his often highly colourful judgements. In the first instance it is possible to take this simply as a generally appreciative assessment of the people, landscape, and heritage of Scotland not inconsistent with the growing body of travel literature on that country over the next 100 years which would culminate in the acute observations of Thomas Pennant and Samuel Johnson … Franck is also, somewhat incongruously, an enthusiastic angler. Observations on local aquatic life and recondite disputes about fishing techniques intrude so frequently as to unbalance the narrative, creating a sense that Franck, with probably a very limited formal education, possessed little or no intellectual discipline' (ibid.)

THE ART OF ANGLING, EDITED BY KENNETH MANSFIELD illustrated, cloth, 1957Qty: 3

NON-FICTION: Sporting Interest. Fishing interest titles to include: MENZIES, WJM - Salmon Fishing 1950, GREY, Edward Sir - Fly Fishing 1907, BATEMAN, HM - The Evening Rise 1960, WALKER, CF - The Art of Chalk Stream Fishing 1968, McCREA, Daniel - Fishermans Forum 1961, EELES, HH - Dressing Flies for Trout and Salmon c1950, FOSTER, D - The Scientific Angler 1905, GEDNEY, CW - Angling Holidays 1896, SCROPE - Salmon Fishing 1898, Hardys Book of Fishing, Hardys Aid to Angling and Fishing Rods & Tackle - Anglers Guide of Foster Brothers. Generally good condition with some wear to the cloth covers and foxing to pages commensurate with age. (12)

An Angling Technics Micro Cat bait boat, remote controlled with Futaba Sky Sport Angling Technics Micro Cat T4YF FM control unit, batteries etc

A box of various fishing equipment including floats, hooks, line, rod bags and a box of eight various fishing books including PETER O'REILLEY "Trout and Salmon Rivers of Ireland", FALCUS & BULLER'S "Freshwater Fishing", one volume "Where to Fish 1992-1993", THEO PIKE "Trout in Dirty Places", BRUCE SANDISON "Rivers and Lochs of Scotland", JW JONES "The Salmon", LEN LE PAGE "Angling in the Baileywick of Guernsey" and WE FROST & ME BROWN "The Trout" and a Hardy Brothers folding landing net, another landing net, two Showbee rod cylinders, a canvas covered rod holdall, etc.

Six boxes of books on the subject of Fishing to include ALAN WRANGLES "The Complete Guide to - Sea Angling and Coarse Fishing", JOHN VENIARD "Fly Dresser's Guide 4th Edition", "Reservoir and Lake Flies", further "Guide to Fly Dressing 2nd Edition", all hard bound with slips, NEWNES "Encyclopedia of Angling", PATTERSON "Fly Fisher's Chronicle", "Bob Church's Guide to Trout Flies", HUGH FALKUS "Sea Trout Fishing" and "Salmon Fishing", "Falkus & Buller's Freshwater Fishing", BERNARD VENABLES "The Angler's Companion", "McClane's New Standard Fishing Encyclopedia", "John Wilson's Greatest Fishing Adventures", various editions of "Where to Fish", "The Complete Book of Sport Fishing", GRAHAM TURNER "Fishing Tackle - A Collector's Guide", etc.

Angling Interest to include: Venables (Robert) The Experienced Angler, or, Angling Improv'd. Being a general discourse of Angling. Imparting the aptest ways and choicest experiments for the taking of most sorts of fish in pond or river, Fifth edition much enlarged, London: BW for B Tooke, 1683, 16mo, contemporary calf, additional engraved title by Van Houe, engraved vignettes of fish to text, inscribed for Samuel Seale; together with Howlett (Robert) The Anglers Sure Guide: Or, Angling Improved, and Methodically Digested...suitable to the Recreation of Angling, London: Printed by J.H. 1706, 8vo., 18th century blind tooled calf, engraved frontispiece and opposing engraving of various fish; together with Walton (Isaac) & Cotton (Charles) The Complete Angler, or, Contemplative Man's Recreation. Being a Discourse on Rivers, Fish-ponds, Fish, and Fishing, London: John & Francis Rivington, 1775, Third Edition by Sir John Hawkins, engraved frontispiece, title page, multiple vignettes of fish, nine plates, two song sheets, Part II, 1774, engraved frontispiece of Charles Cotton, three platesOmbersley Court, WorcestershireAlthough Westwood comments that "It would have had greater merit on the score of originality had it preceded Chetham's Vade Mecum", Howlett's work is described by James Robb as being "generally regarded as the most practical and useful fishing manual of its time. Amongst other matters he describes how rods of various types may be made and, probably for the first time, how rings may be fixed for smooth running of the line ...." Robb Notable Angling Literature p. 93; W. & S. p.110Venables: Binding poor with wear, pages loose in spine, loss to lower edge of title affecting text, Inscribed @sam. Seale' to back, pastedowns detached, pages toned and with edgewearAngler's sure guide: Binding with wear to corners. joints with cracks, hinges cracked, plate of angler with poor paper repair to lower edge, Text pages toned and spotted. Scattered foxing and spotting to text Complete Angler: Binding sounds with some wear / crack to lower front joint. A little wear to extremities and corners bumped. Pastdowns with browned edges, pt 2 y2-y7 loose All not collatedReview condition images

Fishing & Angling. Hugh Falkus interest. Hardbacks in dust jackets. (4)

Fishing & Angling. The Flyfisher's Classic Library. Four titles: Days and Nights of Salmon Fishing by William Scrope (1999, no.199/950 copies); A Salmon Fisher's Odyssey by John Ashley-Cooper (1996, limited to 500 copies); Blacker's Art of Flymaking (1994, no limitation given); The Arte of Angling 1577 (2000, no.120/950 copies). Each in a slipcase. (4)

British Sports and Sportsmen. A run of 16 volumes. London: Sports & Sportsmen Ltd. Circa 1910-1930. Each a limited edition of 1000 copies. Each bound in the original full morocco, gilt. An impressive publication, lavishly illustrated. Titles included: Past Sportsmen (parts 1 & 2); Breeding and Agriculture; Big Game Hunting and Angling; Cricket and Football; Golf, Athletics, Winter Sports; Hunting; Athletics, Tennis, Rackets; Racing and Coursing (parts 1 & 2); Modern Commerce, Motoring, Aviation; Commerce and Industry; The Story of Shipping; Polo and Coaching; Yachting and Rowing; Shooting and Stalking. See images for more details. (16)

Fishing related equipment to include angling books, hooks, reels, rods and other accessoriesLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

Pritt (T. E.) An Angler's Basket, filled in sunshine and shade through the space of forty years: Being a collection of stories, quaint sayings, and remembrances, with a few angling hints and experiences, 1st edition, Manchester: Abel Heywood & Son, 1896, portrait frontispiece, some light spotting, small red stains to pastedowns, original cloth gilt, some fading to spine, small water stain at foot of covers, 8vo, together with English (Thomas H.) A Memoir of the Yorkshire Esk Fishery Association, 1st edition, Whitby: Forth & Son, 1925, folding sketch map tipped-in at rear, half-tone illustrations, original cloth, edges a little rubbed and bumped, 4to, presentation copy to W. F. Wilson, January 1926 from the author, plus 2 others: Yorkshire Anglers' Guide, by Tom Bradley, 3rd edition, 1896, and Northumbrian Anglers' Federation. Official Guide to North Country Streams, also rules and regulations of angling clubs, Newcastle, 1909QTY: (4)

Grimble (Augustus). The Salmon and Sea Trout Rivers of England and Wales, 2 volumes, limited issue, London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., 1904, 2 folding maps (one with small repaired tear to verso and some light spotting), photographic illustrations, slight toning to text, endpapers renewed, original vellum-backed boards, small chips to spine labels, light dust-soiling, 4to, limited edition, one of 350 copies, together with two others: Angling Travels in Norway, by Fraser Sandeman, large paper copy, 1895, and The Wildfowler in Scotland, 1st edition, 1901 QTY: (4)

Lock (William George). Sporting Life on the Norwegian Fjelds, translated from the Norwegian of I. A. Friis; with jottings on sport in Norway, 1sst edition, London: The Translator, 1878, folding map at rear (with closed tear), some offsetting and spotting, bookplate, original cloth gilt, spine a little darkened, edges slightly rubbed, 8vo, together with Chapman (Abel). Wild Norway: with Chapters on Spitsbergen, Denmark, etc, 1st edition, London: Edward Arnold, 1897, frontispiece, monochrome plates and illustrations, advertisements front and rear, slight marginal toning, bookplates of Fanshawe, Bath, original cloth gilt, spine slightly faded, 8vo, plus Thomas-Stanford (Charles). A River of Norway. Being the notes and reflections of an angler, 1st edition, London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1903, colour lithograph plan, 11 photogravure plates, advertisements at rear, some spotting, ink stamp to front endpaper, original cloth gilt, 8vo, with 7 others related including Norway and its Scenery. Comprising the journal of a tour by Edward Price, edited and compiled by Thomas Forester, 1st edition, 1853, The Naturalist in Norway, by Rev. J. Bowden, 1869 (rebacked), Angling Travels in Norway, by Fraser Sandeman, 1895, and Trouting in Norway, by General E. F. Burton, 1897 QTY: (10)

[Bowlker, Richard]. The Universal Angler; or thar art improved, in all its parts, especially in fly-fishing: describing the several sorts of fresh-water fish, with their properest baits. Also, the names, colours, and seasons of all the most useful flies: together with directions for making each fly artificially, in the most exact manner..., London: 1766, engraved frontispiece, 4 engraved plates of fish, small marginal worming to p. 27, some offsetting and light spotting contemporary half calf, spine rubbed, joints cracking, some light edge wear, 12moQTY: (1)NOTE:Westwood & Satchell p. 14: 'A reprint of "The art of angling" by R. Bowlker, with additions.'

A collection of seven Scottish related books, "Scotland" by William Beatty illustrated by Thomas Allom, undated circa 1840/50, "The Border Country" by E Bogg 1898, "Douglas and The Douglas Family" by C C Riach 1927, "Angling and Art in Scotland" by Ernest E Briggs 1908", "History of Scotland" by Sir Walter Scott 1855, "The Beauties of The Borders" by W Scott 1821" and "Scenes on Solway" by John F Marriner 1834.

A tray of vintage fly fishing angling books

Angling & Golfing Interest - a fly fishing diorama, containing Sowerbutts' tackle, weights, hooks, etc, 26cm x 47cm overall; an assortment of fishing related books, including (Chalmers) The Shooting Man's England, (Gibbings) Coming Down the Wye, The Wild and the Tame, The Forest by Night, etc; a golfing cartoon, H.M. Bateman, The Man You Give a Game to, 35cm x 27cm; Harvey Penick books (qty)

Angling Interest - an assortment of fly fishing rods, including Hardy Bros, Abu, Ryobi, Marco Elastiglas, etc, some cased (qty)

A large quantity of books, all relating to fishing/angling, including various Anglers Mail annuals, Trout, Sea Trout and Salmon Fishing by W.B. Currie, Allcocks Anglers Guides, etc

A large quantity of Vintage books, all relating to fishing/angling, including Rod And Line by Arthur Ransome, The Art Of Angling Volumes 1 and 2 by Caxton, Fishing As We Find It edited by Peter Wheat, etc

Angling.  9 various vols. mainly re. flies & fly-fishing.

Fred J. Taylor: 'Tench', London, Macdonald, 1971, 1st edition, 22 illustrations on 16 plates as called for, original cloth, dust wrapper, plus 4 other first editions in dust wrappers by Fred Taylor, comprising 'Angling in earnest', L, 1958, 'Favourite Swims', L, 1961, 'Fishing Here and There', L, 1970, and a third edition revised of 'Angling in Earnest', L, 1980; plus 3 other titles on or about Bernard Venables, including 'The Gentle Art of Angling', L, 1955, 1st edition, orig. cloth gilt, d/w, 'The Angler's Companion', L, 1958, 1st edition, orig. cloth gilt, d/w, etc (8)

Quantity of books to include Angling Waters by Bernard Venables and others