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UsedVeryGood. signs of little wear on the cover.

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Nabu Press, 2011-10-03. Paperback. Good.

London. Printed, and Published, by J. March, 12, Webber Street, and 5, Great Charlotte Street, Blackfriars Road. 1850. Sixth Edition. 8vo. (6 ½ x 4). 100 pp. Illustrated frontispiece showing an angler fishing Carthagena Weir. Engraved title page. Text drawings showing flies, fish, tackle, etc. Includes chapters on fish, baits, flies and fly tying. The book is bound in its original blind-stamped green cloth with gilt title on the spine. Occasional brown spot here and there in the text, light wear to the corners of the binding, armorial book plate, otherwise very good. .

London: J. March. Very Good. 1842. Fourth Edition. Hardcover. 100 pages; containing an Account of all the Best Places for Angling, as well as the tackle, baits, & other requisites to form an Expert Angler with a correct description of tying hooks, making artificial flies, repairing tackle etc. Contents clean and secure in original binding of green cloth spine and brown boards, gilt letters at spine. OCLC: 37008788 Former owner's attractive bookplate [Bernard S. Horne] on front endpaper depicting two crossed fishing poles, a fish, two images of a man fishing and a hunting dog. Illustrated frontispiece showing "The Jolly Angler" fishing at Carthagena Weir. Engraved title page showing fishing equipment. Illustrated with engravings throughout of fish, flies, tackle, etc. Bernard Shea Horne (1905-1970) was retired board chairman of the Joseph Home Company department store founded by his grandfather in Pittsburg, an ardent fisherman and a noted authority on Izaak Walton.… Read More

London: J. March, Effingham Wilson, B. Steill, 1836. Second edition. Hardcover. Good. 4 1/2 x 7 1/2 in. 8vo. 104pp. Original brown boards with rose cloth spine faded to brown. Condition is GOOD ; Front hinge cracked but holding at the center. Spine quite chipped, ffep missing, upper corners of first few leaves are burned, , not affecting text. A good copy of a very delicate book. Some pages are bound out of sequence, but the contents are complete. Second edition. Illustrated with an attractive frontis and 80 woodcuts of fish, tackle and flies. Sport. RGR.

London: J. March. Good+; One half inch hinge crack.. [ca1836]. Second Edition. Hardcover. 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; Half cloth and plain boards, 104p., illustrated. .

London: J. March. Good. 1833. First Edition. Hardcover. Spine shabby, front board holding by cords, boards soiled and worn at corners, internally good plus. ; HH; 12mo ; Publisher's half cloth and boards, [6], 96p., 80 wood engravings, ornate frontispiece & pictorial title page. .

London: J. March. Good+; Several short spine cracks.. [ca1833]. First Edition. Hardcover. 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; Half cloth and plain boards, [6], 96p., illustrated. **"...making artificial flies, repairing tackle, &c. The whole illustrated with eighty wood engravings, descriptive of the subjects treated on." With the angling bookplate of Fran Stuart. .

1836. J. March, Effingham Wilson and B. Steill. [1836]. 8vo. Original green cloth-backed grey paper-covered boards, new paper label to spine; pp. x + 11-106, frontispiece, with numerous woodcut illustrations to text; occasional foxing throughout but a very nice copy. Third edition. Scarce in original binding. A very charming and entertaining guide to fishing, mainly based on the Thames and other southern rivers.

1833. Effingham Wilson, 1833. 8vo. Original green cloth-backed grey paper-covered boards, new paper label to spine; pp. [iv] + 96, frontispiece, with numerous woodcut illustrations to text; occasional foxing throughout but a very nice copy. First edition. Scarce in original binding. A very charming and entertaining guide to fishing, mainly based on the Thames and other southern rivers.