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ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Paperback, 1965). January 1965 - Volume two, issue seven. 4to stapled paperback (216 x 277mm). Pp34. Colour and b/w photographs and illustrations. A well used copy. A good copy. Founded and originally edited by Bernard Venables, illustrated with colour photographs, mainly by Michael Prichard, and with illustrations by Venables and others, Creel was, and still is, the most highly respected angling journal. It attracted the best writers whose style and ethos are still admired today. Venables is listed on the title-page as Editor until December 1964, then from February 1965 onwards John Nixon is given as Editor and Michael Prichard as Art Editor. (Prichard was mentioned as Photographer and Art Editor from the very first issue, but did not make it to the title-page until after Venables had left). Contents of this issue include:- Creel diary; Sea column by Clive Gammon - 'A stolen weekend'; Catching big pond trout by William Currie; Eels from marshland dykes by Geoffrey Bucknall; Giving movement to flies and baits by V. Teige O'Donovan; One day's fishing by Jim Wheat; Denizens of the reed beds (colour feature) by Harry Tallent; Trap those chub on natural baits by Jack C. Cairns; The portly cod is an important fellow by Professor A.F. Magri Mac Mahon, art work by Arthur Smith; Flamborough Head by E. Merritt; South Africa's bluefin bonus (colour feature) by Kenneth Morris; Fishing afar. over Skelligs (picture feature) - Leslie Moncrieff returns to the Atlantic coast of Ireland; To catch a salmon (a basic approach to this problem) by Tim Olsen; The missing crab by Sid Luen; Unlucky for some. by James Wood; A light-hearted look at getting a dinghy by Ronald Pearsall; Letters to the editor; Photography column and book reviews; Classified advertisements and tackle reviews. .…

Hardcover. addresses, etc., etc., for the use of preachers. [Orig. series 7 vols, new series 6 vols., 1887-92: 26 sermons per vol.] 314 p.; 21.5 cm. Fair orig. brown cloth, lacks backstrip.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Paperback, 1965). January 1965 - Volume two, issue seven. 4to stapled paperback (216 x 277mm). Pp34. Colour and b/w photographs and illustrations. Slight wear to covers but a very good copy. Founded and originally edited by Bernard Venables, illustrated with colour photographs, mainly by Michael Prichard, and with illustrations by Venables and others, Creel was, and still is, the most highly respected angling journal. It attracted the best writers whose style and ethos are still admired today. Venables is listed on the title-page as Editor until December 1964, then from February 1965 onwards John Nixon is given as Editor and Michael Prichard as Art Editor. (Prichard was mentioned as Photographer and Art Editor from the very first issue, but did not make it to the title-page until after Venables had left). Contents of this issue include:- Creel diary; Sea column by Clive Gammon - 'A stolen weekend'; Catching big pond trout by William Currie; Eels from marshland dykes by Geoffrey Bucknall; Giving movement to flies and baits by V. Teige O'Donovan; One day's fishing by Jim Wheat; Denizens of the reed beds (colour feature) by Harry Tallent; Trap those chub on natural baits by Jack C. Cairns; The portly cod is an important fellow by Professor A.F. Magri Mac Mahon, art work by Arthur Smith; Flamborough Head by E. Merritt; South Africa's bluefin bonus (colour feature) by Kenneth Morris; Fishing afar. over Skelligs (picture feature) - Leslie Moncrieff returns to the Atlantic coast of Ireland; To catch a salmon (a basic approach to this problem) by Tim Olsen; The missing crab by Sid Luen; Unlucky for some. by James Wood; A light-hearted look at getting a dinghy by Ronald Pearsall; Letters to the editor; Photography column and book reviews; Classified advertisements and tackle reviews. .…

Hardcover. addresses, etc., etc., for the use of preachers. [Orig. series 7 vols, new series 6 vols., 1887-92: 26 sermons per vol.] 324 p.; 21.5 cm. Good lt. edgestained orig. brown cloth.

Hardcover. addresses, etc., etc., for the use of preachers. [Orig. series 7 vols, new series 6 vols., 1887-92: 26 sermons per vol.] 312 p.; 21.5 cm. VG orig. brown cloth.

Hardcover. addresses, etc., etc., for the use of preachers. [Orig. series 7 vols, new series 6 vols., 1887-92: 26 sermons per vol.] 324 p.; 21.5 cm. Good orig. brown cloth, lacks ffep.

Hardcover. addresses, etc., etc., for the use of preachers. [Orig. series 7 vols, new series 6 vols., 1887-92: 26 sermons per vol.] 312 p.; 21.5 cm. Good lt. rubbed orig. brown cloth.

Soft Cover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. card covers a bit browned, else generally fine. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Hard Cover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Poor. First Edition. dustwrapper tattered, missing pieces, endpapers foxed, text otherwise sound and clean, illustrated, 184pp, apparently an old schoolbook, consisting of extractsfrom books by Amundsen, Darwin, Livingstone, du Chaillu and others, with a glossary and questions at the end. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.…

Hard Cover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. First Edition. green cloth damp-damaged at base, front and rear, undated odd volume, part of a set of 30 volumes issued in three sets of ten volumes each, targeted presumably at the emigrant Irish in the United States. The year of issue is not stated, but seems to be, on internal evidence, 1902 (that's the last reference to publications by W.B. Yeats. This volume consists largely of photogravure plates of Irish people and places, monuments and symbols that would appeal to the emigrant. Among the portraits is John Redmond, MP, who was one of the editors of the series. Interesting mainly as a collection of photos, which are generally clean, regardless of the damage mentioned to the boards, and the shakiness of the binding generally (easily repaired if wished). Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.…

Hard Cover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. undated but early 20th century, red cloth, generally clean and sound throughout, unmarked. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Hardcover. 435, [1] p.: engraved title and frontis. (Joseph and brothers), 4 pl.; 18 cm. [39 vols. issued (21-39 as n.s. 1-19), Good, thumbed and spotted, in edgeworn but sound quarter sheep.

Softcover. Venetian war v Neretljani; no more publ. Contents notes express strong nationalism. xxiv, 172, [1] p.: 11 leaves of pl.; 24 cm. Good, lightly stained and chipped wrapper. Text clean and crisp.