ISBN: 9780715381052 - my fishing years (17 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Little wear to boards. Content is clean with light toning. Good DJ with faded spine.

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ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1981). 1981 1st edition. 8vo (145 x 222mm). Pp208. B/w photographs, illustrations. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Ex-library copy, with stamps to rear of title page. Front hinge starting to crack apart. "Fred Taylor is (no one would dare disagree) the senior angler in terms of his authority and wide experience in all types of fishing at home and abroad and, quite as much, as a notable character loved and repected by all serious fishermen. Now he has written the book that his friends and admirers have been waiting for: the cream of his experiences over the years recorded month by month, be they on England's Test or America's Minnesota River. His insatiable zest for life as well as for angling is the implicit theme. .'While others think of Wimbledon and Ascot my thoughts turn to carp and tench and cold nights and soft dawns.'" Chapters include; June - the longest day, the brown bug, brown bug dressing; July - the Owyhees, a lesson learned, oh those lonely nights; August - the great Ogoki, tench and tradition, stink-bait; September - leantimes, eels and ills; October - sneaky, champagne and sea trout, rudd on top; November - cruisers, grayling failure, winter plugs, West Australia, pike on a fly rod; December - a sporting Christmas Day, Jurien Bay incident; January - kid's stuff, cold comfort; February - rubbish rafts and chub, winter night roach, rain of silver; March - final fling, reading matter; April - poppers, the P.S.B., beaver carp, Doddy; May - Minnesota bonanza, Willie and Wink, the Cabin and peace, luck, the end of the road? . …

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1981). 1981 1st edition. 8vo (145 x 222mm). Pp208. B/w photographs, illustrations. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Slight wear to boards and edges, slight browning else a good-plus copy without dust-wrapper. "Fred Taylor is (no one would dare disagree) the senior angler in terms of his authority and wide experience in all types of fishing at home and abroad and, quite as much, as a notable character loved and repected by all serious fishermen. Now he has written the book that his friends and admirers have been waiting for: the cream of his experiences over the years recorded month by month, be they on England's Test or America's Minnesota River. His insatiable zest for life as well as for angling is the implicit theme. .'While others think of Wimbledon and Ascot my thoughts turn to carp and tench and cold nights and soft dawns.'" Chapters include; June - the longest day, the brown bug, brown bug dressing; July - the Owyhees, a lesson learned, oh those lonely nights; August - the great Ogoki, tench and tradition, stink-bait; September - leantimes, eels and ills; October - sneaky, champagne and sea trout, rudd on top; November - cruisers, grayling failure, winter plugs, West Australia, pike on a fly rod; December - a sporting Christmas Day, Jurien Bay incident; January - kid's stuff, cold comfort; February - rubbish rafts and chub, winter night roach, rain of silver; March - final fling, reading matter; April - poppers, the P.S.B., beaver carp, Doddy; May - Minnesota bonanza, Willie and Wink, the Cabin and peace, luck, the end of the road? .…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First Edition. Rackham, Arthur (illustrator).

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First Edition.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1981). 1981 1st edition. 8vo (145 x 222mm). Pp208. B/w photographs, illustrations. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Gift inscription / name to end-paper, slight lean to spine. Good-plus in clipped and used / faded dust-wrapper. "Fred Taylor is (no one would dare disagree) the senior angler in terms of his authority and wide experience in all types of fishing at home and abroad and, quite as much, as a notable character loved and repected by all serious fishermen. Now he has written the book that his friends and admirers have been waiting for: the cream of his experiences over the years recorded month by month, be they on England's Test or America's Minnesota River. His insatiable zest for life as well as for angling is the implicit theme. .'While others think of Wimbledon and Ascot my thoughts turn to carp and tench and cold nights and soft dawns.'" Chapters include; June - the longest day, the brown bug, brown bug dressing; July - the Owyhees, a lesson learned, oh those lonely nights; August - the great Ogoki, tench and tradition, stink-bait; September - leantimes, eels and ills; October - sneaky, champagne and sea trout, rudd on top; November - cruisers, grayling failure, winter plugs, West Australia, pike on a fly rod; December - a sporting Christmas Day, Jurien Bay incident; January - kid's stuff, cold comfort; February - rubbish rafts and chub, winter night roach, rain of silver; March - final fling, reading matter; April - poppers, the P.S.B., beaver carp, Doddy; May - Minnesota bonanza, Willie and Wink, the Cabin and peace, luck, the end of the road? .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1981). 1981 1st edition. 8vo (145 x 222mm). Pp208. B/w photographs, illustrations. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Boards and end-papers stained. Good copy in dust-wrapper. "Fred Taylor is (no one would dare disagree) the senior angler in terms of his authority and wide experience in all types of fishing at home and abroad and, quite as much, as a notable character loved and repected by all serious fishermen. Now he has written the book that his friends and admirers have been waiting for: the cream of his experiences over the years recorded month by month, be they on England's Test or America's Minnesota River. His insatiable zest for life as well as for angling is the implicit theme. .'While others think of Wimbledon and Ascot my thoughts turn to carp and tench and cold nights and soft dawns.'" Chapters include; June - the longest day, the brown bug, brown bug dressing; July - the Owyhees, a lesson learned, oh those lonely nights; August - the great Ogoki, tench and tradition, stink-bait; September - leantimes, eels and ills; October - sneaky, champagne and sea trout, rudd on top; November - cruisers, grayling failure, winter plugs, West Australia, pike on a fly rod; December - a sporting Christmas Day, Jurien Bay incident; January - kid's stuff, cold comfort; February - rubbish rafts and chub, winter night roach, rain of silver; March - final fling, reading matter; April - poppers, the P.S.B., beaver carp, Doddy; May - Minnesota bonanza, Willie and Wink, the Cabin and peace, luck, the end of the road? .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1981). 1981 1st edition. 8vo (145 x 222mm). Pp208. B/w photographs, illustrations. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Slightly cocked but very good in spine-faded/used dust-wrapper. "Fred Taylor is (no one would dare disagree) the senior angler in terms of his authority and wide experience in all types of fishing at home and abroad and, quite as much, as a notable character loved and repected by all serious fishermen. Now he has written the book that his friends and admirers have been waiting for: the cream of his experiences over the years recorded month by month, be they on England's Test or America's Minnesota River. His insatiable zest for life as well as for angling is the implicit theme. .'While others think of Wimbledon and Ascot my thoughts turn to carp and tench and cold nights and soft dawns.'" Chapters include; June - the longest day, the brown bug, brown bug dressing; July - the Owyhees, a lesson learned, oh those lonely nights; August - the great Ogoki, tench and tradition, stink-bait; September - leantimes, eels and ills; October - sneaky, champagne and sea trout, rudd on top; November - cruisers, grayling failure, winter plugs, West Australia, pike on a fly rod; December - a sporting Christmas Day, Jurien Bay incident; January - kid's stuff, cold comfort; February - rubbish rafts and chub, winter night roach, rain of silver; March - final fling, reading matter; April - poppers, the P.S.B., beaver carp, Doddy; May - Minnesota bonanza, Willie and Wink, the Cabin and peace, luck, the end of the road? .…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First Edition. Flat SIGNED "Fred Taylor MBE" to ffep, shelf-rub around tail of spine, dw has background colour fade to spine, with rub adn small tear to one corner. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 208 pages.

Hardcover. Zustand: VG. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: VG-. 1st. Memories of this famous angler. 208pp, illustrated. VG clean copy in dust wrapper, spine a little sunned. Signed presentation copy from the Author to Derek Higham (editior of 'The Field'). Signed by Author(s).

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1981). 1981 1st edition. 8vo (145 x 222mm). Pp208. B/w photographs, illustrations. Publisher's proof copy in plain card covers - rather used. Signed by the author "Best wishes, Fred J. Taylor". "Fred Taylor is (no one would dare disagree) the senior angler in terms of his authority and wide experience in all types of fishing at home and abroad and, quite as much, as a notable character loved and repected by all serious fishermen. Now he has written the book that his friends and admirers have been waiting for: the cream of his experiences over the years recorded month by month, be they on England's Test or America's Minnesota River. His insatiable zest for life as well as for angling is the implicit theme. .'While others think of Wimbledon and Ascot my thoughts turn to carp and tench and cold nights and soft dawns.'" Chapters include; June - the longest day, the brown bug, brown bug dressing; July - the Owyhees, a lesson learned, oh those lonely nights; August - the great Ogoki, tench and tradition, stink-bait; September - leantimes, eels and ills; October - sneaky, champagne and sea trout, rudd on top; November - cruisers, grayling failure, winter plugs, West Australia, pike on a fly rod; December - a sporting Christmas Day, Jurien Bay incident; January - kid's stuff, cold comfort; February - rubbish rafts and chub, winter night roach, rain of silver; March - final fling, reading matter; April - poppers, the P.S.B., beaver carp, Doddy; May - Minnesota bonanza, Willie and Wink, the Cabin and peace, luck, the end of the road? .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1981). 1981 1st edition. 8vo (145 x 222mm). Pp208. B/w photographs, illustrations. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Slight use, book-plate else very good in slightly spine-faded dust-wrapper. "Fred Taylor is (no one would dare disagree) the senior angler in terms of his authority and wide experience in all types of fishing at home and abroad and, quite as much, as a notable character loved and repected by all serious fishermen. Now he has written the book that his friends and admirers have been waiting for: the cream of his experiences over the years recorded month by month, be they on England's Test or America's Minnesota River. His insatiable zest for life as well as for angling is the implicit theme. .'While others think of Wimbledon and Ascot my thoughts turn to carp and tench and cold nights and soft dawns.'" Chapters include; June - the longest day, the brown bug, brown bug dressing; July - the Owyhees, a lesson learned, oh those lonely nights; August - the great Ogoki, tench and tradition, stink-bait; September - leantimes, eels and ills; October - sneaky, champagne and sea trout, rudd on top; November - cruisers, grayling failure, winter plugs, West Australia, pike on a fly rod; December - a sporting Christmas Day, Jurien Bay incident; January - kid's stuff, cold comfort; February - rubbish rafts and chub, winter night roach, rain of silver; March - final fling, reading matter; April - poppers, the P.S.B., beaver carp, Doddy; May - Minnesota bonanza, Willie and Wink, the Cabin and peace, luck, the end of the road? .…

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1981). 1981 1st edition. 8vo (145 x 222mm). Pp208. B/w photographs, illustrations. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Slight use but very good in dust-wrapper. "Fred Taylor is (no one would dare disagree) the senior angler in terms of his authority and wide experience in all types of fishing at home and abroad and, quite as much, as a notable character loved and repected by all serious fishermen. Now he has written the book that his friends and admirers have been waiting for: the cream of his experiences over the years recorded month by month, be they on England's Test or America's Minnesota River. His insatiable zest for life as well as for angling is the implicit theme. .'While others think of Wimbledon and Ascot my thoughts turn to carp and tench and cold nights and soft dawns.'" Chapters include; June - the longest day, the brown bug, brown bug dressing; July - the Owyhees, a lesson learned, oh those lonely nights; August - the great Ogoki, tench and tradition, stink-bait; September - leantimes, eels and ills; October - sneaky, champagne and sea trout, rudd on top; November - cruisers, grayling failure, winter plugs, West Australia, pike on a fly rod; December - a sporting Christmas Day, Jurien Bay incident; January - kid's stuff, cold comfort; February - rubbish rafts and chub, winter night roach, rain of silver; March - final fling, reading matter; April - poppers, the P.S.B., beaver carp, Doddy; May - Minnesota bonanza, Willie and Wink, the Cabin and peace, luck, the end of the road? . …

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First Edition. Inscribed by the author to Murice (Steeles) of the Carp Society. Signed Copy.

Hard Cover. Zustand: F-. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: VG+. First Edition. F-/VG+. 8vo. original green textured paper boards gilt in dustwrapper (spine slightly sunned, edges a little rubbed); pp. 208, with illustrations. A near fine copy.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1981). 1981 1st edition. 8vo (145 x 222mm). Pp208. B/w photographs, illustrations. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Slightly shelf-worn otherwise very good in spine-faded dust-wrapper. Inscribed by the author to former owner. "Fred Taylor is (no one would dare disagree) the senior angler in terms of his authority and wide experience in all types of fishing at home and abroad and, quite as much, as a notable character loved and repected by all serious fishermen. Now he has written the book that his friends and admirers have been waiting for: the cream of his experiences over the years recorded month by month, be they on England's Test or America's Minnesota River. His insatiable zest for life as well as for angling is the implicit theme. .'While others think of Wimbledon and Ascot my thoughts turn to carp and tench and cold nights and soft dawns.'" Chapters include; June - the longest day, the brown bug, brown bug dressing; July - the Owyhees, a lesson learned, oh those lonely nights; August - the great Ogoki, tench and tradition, stink-bait; September - leantimes, eels and ills; October - sneaky, champagne and sea trout, rudd on top; November - cruisers, grayling failure, winter plugs, West Australia, pike on a fly rod; December - a sporting Christmas Day, Jurien Bay incident; January - kid's stuff, cold comfort; February - rubbish rafts and chub, winter night roach, rain of silver; March - final fling, reading matter; April - poppers, the P.S.B., beaver carp, Doddy; May - Minnesota bonanza, Willie and Wink, the Cabin and peace, luck, the end of the road? .…