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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. 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 | Thomas Evan Pritt | Taschenbuch | 164 S. | Englisch | 2019 | hansebooks | EAN 9783337759438 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: BoD - Books on Demand, In de Tarpen 42, 22848 Norderstedt, info[at]bod[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

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ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1896). 1896 1st edition. Small 8vo. (125x190mm) Ppxiv,148. Frontispiece portrait photograph. Binding D. Olive green pictorial cloth gilt, titled in gilt on spine and upper board, and with a design of rod and creel printed in black on the upper board. "Heywood & Son" at foot of spine. Slightly rubbed, inscription and booksellers label to end-paper. Good-plus. A collection of entertainments assembled by the author shortly before his death. Seven groups (or "Emptyings") of stories, a few of them practical, but most of them amusing: odds and ends, parodies, songs, letters, sayings, and stories. Illustrated with a frontispiece portrait photograph with facsimile signature. xiv pp + 148 pp. Decorative cloth. Small 8vo. I have five copies to hand and each one is in a different binding! This is Binding D. Slightly smaller than Bindings A & B at 125x190mm. Page edges trimmed. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (s/hand, Hardcover, 1896). 1896 1st edition. Small 8vo. (125 x 190mm). Ppxiv,148. Illustrated with a frontispiece portrait photograph with facsimile signature, subscribers list. Binding B. Dark red cloth, titled in gilt on spine and upper board, and with a design of rod and creel printed in black on the upper board. Cloth faded and worn, inscription to preliminary, some browning but a good copy. A collection of entertainments assembled by the author shortly before his death. Seven groups (or "Emptyings") of stories, a few of them practical, but most of them amusing: odds and ends, parodies, songs, letters, sayings, and stories. I have five copies to hand and each one is in a different binding! This is Binding B. Includes a list of subscribers (p xv to p xxi) that is not present in all other issues. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1896). 1896 1st edition. Small 8vo. (125 x 190mm). Ppxiv,148. Illustrated with a frontispiece portrait photograph with facsimile signature, subscribers list. Binding B. Dark red cloth, titled in gilt on spine and upper board, and with a design of rod and creel printed in black on the upper board. Cloth slightly used, text browned. A good copy of the first issue. A collection of entertainments assembled by the author shortly before his death. Seven groups (or "Emptyings") of stories, a few of them practical, but most of them amusing: odds and ends, parodies, songs, letters, sayings, and stories. I have five copies to hand and each one is in a different binding! This is Binding B. Includes a list of subscribers (p xv to p xxi) that is not present in all other issues. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1896). 1896 1st edition. Small 8vo. (125x190mm) Ppxiv,148. Frontispiece portrait photograph. Binding D. Olive green pictorial cloth gilt, titled in gilt on spine and upper board, and with a design of rod and creel printed in black on the upper board. "Heywood & Son" at foot of spine. End-papers with name browned, foxing and slight use to boards but a good-plus copy. A collection of entertainments assembled by the author shortly before his death. Seven groups (or "Emptyings") of stories, a few of them practical, but most of them amusing: odds and ends, parodies, songs, letters, sayings, and stories. Abel Heywood & Son, Manchester, and Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., London, 1896. Illustrated with a frontispiece portrait photograph with facsimile signature. xiv pp + 148 pp. Decorative cloth. Small 8vo. I have five copies to hand and each one is in a different binding! This is Binding D. Slightly smaller than Bindings A & B at 125x190mm. Page edges trimmed. Mid-green cloth, titled in gilt on spine and upper board, and with a design of rod and creel printed in black on the upper board. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1888). 1888 1st edition. Small 4to (160 x 248mm). Ppviii,64+ii pp ads. Illustrated with a folded coloured frontispiece of a grayling, and two other coloured chromo-lithographed plates (one of grayling flies, and one of floats and the dorsal fin of a grayling. Binding B: Maroon cloth with bevelled edges, gilt spine title, blind rules and a gilt quotation from Walton on upper board, patterned end-papers. Cloth and fore-edge badly stained throughout, chip from margin of front end-paper, title-page and rear board, rear end-paper adhered to paste-down. A working copy only of the first edition. The classic work on North Country grayling fishing. It is divided into two chapters: "All about Him" and "When, Where, and How to Catch Him." There are three colour plates : 1 fold out of a grayling, 1 of flies and 1 of floats and the dorsal fin of a grayling plus 2 pages of advertisements. The author "sketches lightly the habits and habitat of the fish as they were accepted fifty years ago, following with some capital pages on autumn fishing with the wet fly, and giving dressings of fifteen flies selected by well-known grayling fishers of his time. The rest of the slender volume is mostly occupied by excellent descriptive notes on the popular North Country form of grayling fishing known as 'swimming the worm.' Pritt wrought - and wrote - well as a pioneer, but he only touched the fringe of what has grown into a big subject, and he had not entirely shaken off the hackles of traditional fallacy." (W. Carter Platts. Grayling Fishing. 1939). .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1888). 1888 1st edition. Small 4to (160 x 248mm). Ppviii,64,ads. Illustrated with a folded coloured frontispiece of a grayling, and two other coloured chromo-lithographed plates (one of grayling flies, and one of floats and the dorsal fin of a grayling. Newly rebound in quarter green leather over matching marbled boards, raised bands, titled in gilt. Outwardly a very nice copy. Unfortunately a damp-stain, generally not affecting the text, gradually worsens through the book, and the Index, though repaired, has suffered loss. A reasonably priced and acceptable copy of a book which is generally pretty expensive. The classic work on North Country grayling fishing. It is divided into two chapters: "All about Him" and "When, Where, and How to Catch Him." There are three colour plates : 1 fold out of a grayling, 1 of flies and 1 of floats and the dorsal fin of a grayling plus 2 pages of advertisements. The author "sketches lightly the habits and habitat of the fish as they were accepted fifty years ago, following with some capital pages on autumn fishing with the wet fly, and giving dressings of fifteen flies selected by well-known grayling fishers of his time. The rest of the slender volume is mostly occupied by excellent descriptive notes on the popular North Country form of grayling fishing known as 'swimming the worm.' Pritt wrought - and wrote - well as a pioneer, but he only touched the fringe of what has grown into a big subject, and he had not entirely shaken off the hackles of traditional fallacy." (W. Carter Platts. Grayling Fishing. 1939). .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1888). 1888 1st edition. Small 4to (160 x 248mm). Ppviii,64. Illustrated with a folded coloured frontispiece of a grayling, and two other coloured chromo-lithographed plates (one of grayling flies, and one of floats and the dorsal fin of a grayling. Binding C: Brown cloth with bevelled edges, gilt spine title, blind rules and a gilt quotation from Walton on upper board, patterned end-papers. Front inner hinge cracked and slight browning. A very clean copy but lacking the frontispiece. The classic work on North Country grayling fishing. It is divided into two chapters: "All about Him" and "When, Where, and How to Catch Him." There are three colour plates : 1 fold out of a grayling, 1 of flies and 1 of floats and the dorsal fin of a grayling plus 2 pages of advertisements. The author "sketches lightly the habits and habitat of the fish as they were accepted fifty years ago, following with some capital pages on autumn fishing with the wet fly, and giving dressings of fifteen flies selected by well-known grayling fishers of his time. The rest of the slender volume is mostly occupied by excellent descriptive notes on the popular North Country form of grayling fishing known as 'swimming the worm.' Pritt wrought - and wrote - well as a pioneer, but he only touched the fringe of what has grown into a big subject, and he had not entirely shaken off the hackles of traditional fallacy." (W. Carter Platts. Grayling Fishing. 1939). .

Cloth. Zustand: Very Good. Not Stated (illustrator). An excellent second edition of this acclaimed guide to flies by the Secretary of the Yorkshire Angler's Association, T. E. Pritt. A second edition of Thomas Evans Pritt's essntial work on northern fly-fishing. First published a year prior under the title,Yorkshire Trout Flies.Bound in the publisher's original cloth binding and gilt fore edge. Illustrated with eleven, hand coloured plates. Collated Complete.T. E. Pritt was the Angling editor of the Yorkshire Post and Honorary Secretary of the Yorkshire Angler's Association.The change of title, as Pritt addresses in his preface to the second edition, was due to welcomed reviews that his original title was too local and his work could be easily applied to broader fishing in the North.A comprehensive guide, this is the perfect bait for an avid collector of fishing works. Bound in original publisher's cloth binding. Externally, very smart. Mild bumping to extremities and head and tail of spine. The odd mark to the rear board. Hinge strained at front board. Otherwise, internally firmly bound. Pages bright with minor age toning. Ex-library copy with library stamp to spine, internal library stamps to dorse of front free and title page, a modern, ink date stamp to rear free and security tag to rear paste down. A further previous owner's ink inscription to title page and again on page 50. Very Good. book.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1886). (1885) 1886 2nd edition. 8vo (145 x 220mm). Pp63. 11 hand-coloured plates of flies. Brown cloth, spine & upper board titled in gilt, bevelled edges, top edge gilt, black coated end-papers. Original boards rebacked in dark green cloth, slight foxing & use but a good serviceable copy. Small end-paper ownership label of collector Alan John Jarvis. North-Country Flies. By T.E. Pritt, Angling Editor of the "Yorkshire Post," and Honorary Secretary, Yorkshire Anglers' Association. Comprising eleven plates of hand-painted illustrations, from the author's own drawings, with particulars of the dressings and season of each fly; and chapters on fishing the minnow, the creeper, the stonefly, and the worm in clear water, with an extra plate showing the hooks necessary therefor. Second edition. This is the second edition of Yorkshire Trout Flies (1885), retitled. It was still being advertised by the publisher in 1903 at 10s. 6d. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1888). 1888 1st edition. Small 4to (160 x 248mm). Ppviii,64+ii pp ads. Illustrated with a folded coloured frontispiece of a grayling, and two other coloured chromo-lithographed plates (one of grayling flies, and one of floats and the dorsal fin of a grayling. Binding B: Maroon cloth with bevelled edges, gilt spine title, blind rules and a gilt quotation from Walton on upper board, patterned end-papers. Inner hinges tender, slight foxing but a very good copy (in plastic sleeve). The classic work on North Country grayling fishing. It is divided into two chapters: "All about Him" and "When, Where, and How to Catch Him." There are three colour plates : 1 fold out of a grayling, 1 of flies and 1 of floats and the dorsal fin of a grayling plus 2 pages of advertisements. The author "sketches lightly the habits and habitat of the fish as they were accepted fifty years ago, following with some capital pages on autumn fishing with the wet fly, and giving dressings of fifteen flies selected by well-known grayling fishers of his time. The rest of the slender volume is mostly occupied by excellent descriptive notes on the popular North Country form of grayling fishing known as 'swimming the worm.' Pritt wrought - and wrote - well as a pioneer, but he only touched the fringe of what has grown into a big subject, and he had not entirely shaken off the hackles of traditional fallacy." (W. Carter Platts. Grayling Fishing. 1939). .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1888). 1888 1st edition. Small 4to (160 x 248mm). Ppviii,64+ii pp ads. Illustrated with a folded coloured frontispiece of a grayling, and two other coloured chromo-lithographed plates (one of grayling flies, and one of floats and the dorsal fin of a grayling. Binding A: Dark blue cloth with bevelled edges, gilt spine title, blind rules and a gilt quotation from Walton on upper board, patterned end-papers. Slight browning of text, frontispiece loose. Corners slightly rubbed and upper cloth darkened but a very good copy. The classic work on North Country grayling fishing. It is divided into two chapters: "All about Him" and "When, Where, and How to Catch Him." There are three colour plates : 1 fold out of a grayling, 1 of flies and 1 of floats and the dorsal fin of a grayling plus 2 pages of advertisements. The author "sketches lightly the habits and habitat of the fish as they were accepted fifty years ago, following with some capital pages on autumn fishing with the wet fly, and giving dressings of fifteen flies selected by well-known grayling fishers of his time. The rest of the slender volume is mostly occupied by excellent descriptive notes on the popular North Country form of grayling fishing known as 'swimming the worm.' Pritt wrought - and wrote - well as a pioneer, but he only touched the fringe of what has grown into a big subject, and he had not entirely shaken off the hackles of traditional fallacy." (W. Carter Platts. Grayling Fishing. 1939). .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1888). 1888 1st edition. Small 4to (160 x 248mm). Ppviii,64+ii pp ads. Illustrated with a folded coloured frontispiece of a grayling, and two other coloured chromo-lithographed plates (one of grayling flies, and one of floats and the dorsal fin of a grayling. Binding B: Maroon cloth with bevelled edges, gilt spine title, blind rules and a gilt quotation from Walton on upper board, patterned end-papers. Slight foxing but a very good copy. The classic work on North Country grayling fishing. It is divided into two chapters: "All about Him" and "When, Where, and How to Catch Him." There are three colour plates : 1 fold out of a grayling, 1 of flies and 1 of floats and the dorsal fin of a grayling plus 2 pages of advertisements. The author "sketches lightly the habits and habitat of the fish as they were accepted fifty years ago, following with some capital pages on autumn fishing with the wet fly, and giving dressings of fifteen flies selected by well-known grayling fishers of his time. The rest of the slender volume is mostly occupied by excellent descriptive notes on the popular North Country form of grayling fishing known as 'swimming the worm.' Pritt wrought - and wrote - well as a pioneer, but he only touched the fringe of what has grown into a big subject, and he had not entirely shaken off the hackles of traditional fallacy." (W. Carter Platts. Grayling Fishing. 1939). .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1888). 1888 1st edition. Small 4to (160 x 248mm). Ppviii,64+ii pp ads. Illustrated with a folded coloured frontispiece of a grayling, and two other coloured chromo-lithographed plates (one of grayling flies, and one of floats and the dorsal fin of a grayling. Binding B: Maroon cloth with bevelled edges, gilt spine title, blind rules and a gilt quotation from Walton on upper board, plain end-papers. Some browning, top of spine rubbed, tissue-guard wrinkled but a good copy. The classic work on North Country grayling fishing. It is divided into two chapters: "All about Him" and "When, Where, and How to Catch Him." There are three colour plates : 1 fold out of a grayling, 1 of flies and 1 of floats and the dorsal fin of a grayling plus 2 pages of advertisements. The author "sketches lightly the habits and habitat of the fish as they were accepted fifty years ago, following with some capital pages on autumn fishing with the wet fly, and giving dressings of fifteen flies selected by well-known grayling fishers of his time. The rest of the slender volume is mostly occupied by excellent descriptive notes on the popular North Country form of grayling fishing known as 'swimming the worm.' Pritt wrought - and wrote - well as a pioneer, but he only touched the fringe of what has grown into a big subject, and he had not entirely shaken off the hackles of traditional fallacy." (W. Carter Platts. Grayling Fishing. 1939). .