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Link to 1890 Thos. H. Chubb Catalog This is a reproduction of a library book that was digitized by Google as part of an ongoing effort to preserve the information in books and make it universally accessible. https://books.google.com Anglingpapersaccompanyingcatalogueofanglers'supplies ThomasH.Chubb .A.H ILCKENi Newport. R.l. > 1 16 ESTABLISHED 1869. RETAIL CATALOGUE FOR 1890. -ISSUED BY- Thos. H. Chubb, THE FISHING ROD MANUFACTURER, POST MILLS, VERMONT, -MANUFACTURER OP — Fishing Rods —AND— ANGLERS' SUPPLIES. COPYRIGHT, 1890, BY THOS. H. CHUBB. HASVABD C0LLE8E LIBRARY GIFT OF DANU: B, PEARIN6 30 JUNE 1915 To Supersede ^11 ^Previous Joists. ! LEASE bear in mind that we are the manufacturer of nearly all goods in this catalogue, and that they are made expressly for our " Retail Department '." Those articles described in this List, that are not our make, are made to order, and are carefully selected, and anglers can depend upon these goods being just as repre sented. All orders for goods will come under the personal care and inspection of the- compiler of this catalogue, and no pains will be spared to insure all orders being filled accurately and as promptly as possible. We endeavor to fill all orders promptly ; but in the early summer months, when every one "goes a-fishing," it is not always possible to send rods at once ; and if anglers will please bear this in mind, and send in their orders for rods and rods to be repaired early, they will greatly oblige us, save themselves unnecessary delay, and keep everybody good- natured. Send in your rods to be repaired before April 1st, if possible. EIGHTH EDITIOIV. lli, <><><) COPIES. "WWW -+. O -M- O HH- O HH- O HH- O HH- O HH- O -M- O HH O HH- O HH- O -M- O 3rot^rs of IIjf ^nglp. |PON the approach of spring the angler's fancy "lightly turns to thoughts of love" — love of the woods, the fields, the brooks, the rivers, the lakes, and the pure air of the country. It is also at this time that Chubb's annual catalogue makes its appearance, filled with pictures and description of those implements which the angler finds necessary to assist him in capturing the finny tribe, and also help him capture that which we wish you all to have, health and hap piness. Our Catalogue for 1890 is now ready. It con tains illustrations and descriptions of many new and useful articles, and our angling friends have also con tributed, with their pens, entertaining stories of the fields and waters, a brief synopsis of which we here append. First comes Dr. James A. Henshall, who gives us new ideas in " Some Observations on Black Bass Fishing1' and our lady friends have not forgotten us, as the fair "Petronella," in "A Day with My Rod" gives a charming description of a California home and a stream of the Sierra foothills. H- O HH- O HH- O HH- O -M- O -M- O -M- O HH- O HH- O HH- O HH- O HH- O y o -M- O -M- O -M- O -M- O ++ O -M- O ++ O -M- O -M- O -M- O HH- O Walter Greaves discourses on " Fly Fishing Jor Trout and Black Bass''' in Canada waters. G. L. Davis, M. D., takes us again to California and the Shaster mountains, and tells of "Angling in Northern California? and the battle with the no ble salmon. From the West we jump to the East and take in the "Dead River," the "Chain of Ponds,'' and those lakes of Maine which no man dares undertake to pronounce, but which D. W. C. Farrington graphic ally describes in "My Trout Fishing Experience in Maine? "Curiosities of Angling'''' are quaintly told by Geo. P. Goff. Brother Gardner, of the famous "Lime Kiln Club," in " Gwine a-FishitC " advises fishermen to keep cool and not pull too quick, that "mo' dan onebillyan fish is losted ebery y'ar by pullin' too quick." The story of " The Big Nipigon Trout" is told only as W. H. H. Murray can tell it, he who can so weave words together, that behind closed eyelids you can see the mighty Nipigon and the man in the Vel veteen Jacket. Mrs. W. D. Tomlin pleasantly tells of UA Summer Ramble? and "Norman" describes the royal battle he had with the big trout in the mountain stream, and . "The Anakims of Lake Superior? f. O -M- O -M- O -M- O -M- O -M- O -M- O -M- O ++ O -M- O -M- O -M- ■- J- These papers are illustrated with fine engravings of fish and angling scenes, and are very interesting. All lovers of out-door literature will want to read them. 0 We also give you illustrations, descriptions and prices of Chubb's Specialties in fishing tackle, all varieties of rods, reels, lines, leaders, flies, hooks, landing nets, « rod trimmings, etc., etc. Among the new articles are u our eight-strip split bamboo, the King of all fishing- rods, Greenhart rods, and much that is new in fishing tackle for 1890. Heretofore we have always paid for mailing, and sent our catalogue free to all, but this season we have been to great expense, and have a large book which we deem it advisable to charge a small sum for, but we have so arranged it that all of our patrons will get the catalogue free, as you will see by reading the an nouncement below. Send 25 cents and receive catalogue, post paid. This amount will be deducted (if accompanied with coupon in book) from first order for one dollar's worth or more of goods. Address, THOS. H. CHUBB, The Fishing- Rod Manufacturer, Post Mills, Vt. Tackle. Rods. ORDER SHEET. THOS. H. CHUBB, The Fishing Rod Manufacturer, POST MILLS, VT. Date, - - 189 — AMOUNT ENCLOSED, SEND BY MAIL. REGISTERED. EXPRESS. Draw a line with pen ACROSS the above WORD or WORDS which desig nates the method by which you wish goods sent. ======= NOT GOOD AFTER JAN. 1ST, 1891. I >f COUPQN.^ Twenty-Five Cents Signed, this 2d day of Januarys 1*890. Post Mills, Vermont. J Be Sure to Sign your Name and Address. Rods. Tackle. ORDER SHEET. Filled by. Date THOS. H. CHUBB, Express. The Fishing Rod Manufacturer, Mail Please leave the above spaces blank. POST MILLS, VT. FEOM Date, - - i8g - Name AMOUNT ENCLOSED, Street and No. SEND BY MAIL REGISTERED. EXPRESS. P. O Draw a line with pen ACROSS the above WORD or WORDS which desig nates the method by which you wish County State.. m — — How Many Price. Articles No. NAME OF ARTICLES WANTED. Wanted. Dols. Cents. Be Sure to Sign your Name and Address. Tackle. Rods. ORDER SHEET. Filled by. FOR Date THOS. H. CHUBB, Express. The Fishing Rod Manufacturer, Mail Please leave the above spates blank. POST MILLS, VT. Date, i8g Name.. AMOUNT ENCLOSED, Street and No. P. O MAIL. REGISTERED. EXPRESS. Draw a line with pen ACROSS the above WORD or WORDS which desig nates the method by which you wish County - State.. goods sent. How Many Price. Articles No. NAME OF ARTICLES WANTED. Wanted. Dols. Cents. Be Sure to Sign your Name and Address. TO OUR PATRONS. Please Read these Instructions carefully. Address all communications to THOS. H, CHUBB, Post Mills, Orange County, Vermont. Address your letters carefully; write your name and address distinctly. These instructions may seem needless, but we are in constant receipt of letters without address, or name not signed, and, in some instances, letters containing money not sealed. As far as possible, order all articles in this List by number or letter, and give description of same. The safest modes of remitting money are by Express, Draft, Money Order, or by Registered Mail. EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS. They are absolutely safe, and can be obtained at any office of the AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, at the following low rates: Auy amount not over $5.00 Scents Over $20 to $30 12 cents Over $5 to $10 8 cents Over $30 to $40 15 cents Over $10 to $20 10 cents Over $40 to $50 20 cents Over $50, proportionately. Money Orders and Postal Notes on this office can be procured. Money Orders are safe and can be procured at the following rates: Any amount not over $5.00 5 cents Over $15 to $30 15 cents Over $5 to $10 8 cents Over $30 to $40 20 cents Over $10 to $15 ..10 cents Over $40 to $50 25 cents When Money Orders are sent, have them made payable at "Post Mill Village," which is our office as given in the post-office guides. United States Postage Stamps accepted in payment of goods to the amount of $1.00, but we cannot use Foreign Stamps or Canadian Bills. Money Orders from foreign countries on "West Fairlee" post-office. Always men tion amount of money you inclose. Most goods in this Catalogue can be sent by mail as merchandise, at the rate of one cent per ounce, up to four pounds in weight. Packages can be registered at a cost of 10 cents each extra. Under existing postal rules mer 6 THOS. H. CHUBB, POST MILLS, VERMONT, chandise can now be sent to Canada at the same rate as in the United States, and can also be registered. When ordering goods sent by mail, please to inclose amount of postage, unless goods are advertised prepaid; and also 10 cents for registering, when so desired; in all cases where goods are ordered sent by mail, money to pay for same must be sent with order. All goods sent by mail are at the pur chaser's risk.
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