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ANGLING BOOKS: THE COLLECTION OF THE LATE JOHN CUMMINS

To be sold by auction on Monday 15th February 2016 at 6.30 pm

At Australian Book Auctions Gallery 909 High Street, Armadale, Victoria Telephone (+61) 03 9822 4522 Facsimile (+61) 03 9822 6873 Email [email protected] www.australianbookauctions.com

On View At the Gallery, 909 High Street, Armadale, Victoria Friday 12th February from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm Saturday 13th February from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm Monday 15th February from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm

Catalogue Price: $33.00 Important Information for Buyers

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Monday, 15th February 2016 at 6.30 pm

Lots 1 – 15 Acclimatisation Lots 16 – 102 Australian Freshwater Fishing Lots 103 – 107 Australian Angling Associations Lots 108 – 129 Tourist Guides, &c. Lots 130 – 145 Trade Catalogues & Ephemera Lots 146 – 152 Catalogues & Reference Lots 153 – 168 Saltwater & Big Game Fishing Lots 169 – 199 Walton and Cotton Lots 200 – 244 Great Britain Angling Lots 245 – 266 Art & Natural History Lots 267 – 317 Quantity. To be sold without reserve. Room buyers only

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Bidding generally opens below the lower estimate and advances in increments of up to 10%, subject to the auctioneer’s discretion. Absentee bids that do not conform to these published increments may be lowered to the next bidding interval. Up to $200 by $10s $5000 to $10,000 by $500s $200 to $500 by $20s $10,000 to $20,000 by $1000s $500 to $1000 by $50s $20,000 to $50,000 by $2000s $1000 to $2000 by $100s $50,000 to $100,000 by $5000s $2000 to $5000 by $200s $100,000+ auctioneer’s discretion John Cummins John Cummins: Of Family, Friends and Fishing

August 24 last year was one of those cold, damp days so common during a Canberra winter. Occasionally a sharp gust brought a fresh round of showers, and mourners hurried into the warmth of the church. I could not help but think of the dissimilarity between the day’s bitter wind and rain, and the generous, warm nature of the man we had come together to remember. John Cummins was born in Gippsland in 1927. He loved the outdoors and spent much of his youth fishing the Thomson and McAlister Rivers and, later, the Glenmaggie Weir. He joined the Royal Australian Navy in 1948. In his early years of Navy service, he fished for trout when the occasion presented itself but visited many and different waters, including places as remote as Pattaya Beach in Thailand. In 1961, he was posted to Navy Office in Canberra, and in the ensuing years, he came to know well the lakes of the Snowy Range—particularly Eucumbene, Tantangara and Burrinjuck—and the rivers and streams that fed them. His timing could not have been better for Lake Eucumbene was slowly filling. Those days of big browns and leaping rainbows were favourite angling memories. After leaving the Navy, John had a stint with Fisheries, then worked in the Australian Senate. It was during this time, in 1983, that a bookseller friend invited him to join in a secondhand book venture. The new bookshop was in the Mill House Gallery, an ancient, two-storey building on the corner of Collett and Morrisett Streets in Queanbeyan. He was soon the sole owner, and Queanbeyan Books and Prints became well known to many. John’s shop specialised in fishing and, to a lesser degree, other field sports, but books relating to literature and Australian history were also prominent. Over the years, the nature of the business helped him to build an outstanding personal library. Of special importance to John were the friendships he made with other collectors through his bookshop. “I got to know many book-buying friends on a personal basis as they came down from Sydney, from Melbourne or sometimes from overseas for a yarn, a cup of coffee and a look at my books,” he acknowledged. “Some of them have visited our home, shared a cuppa and discussed my collection while others talk fishing things over the telephone. Michael Stevens, Marty Rogers, Jill and Ian Wilson, Bill Classon, David Grisold and Tom Edwards all helped me from time to time and of course, I will never forget my old literary sparring partner, Bob Dunn.” John sold the bookshop in 2003 and retired to Downer, in Canberra, with his lovely wife, Mary. He spent his time as a man does who has invested well in the true riches of life: with family, friends, and good books. He even took the opportunity to write some of his own, now treasured by the few fortunate enough to have copies. The Cummins collection of books and ephemera related to fishing is one of the best. He claimed to love them all as he loved his children (a doubtful assertion, knowing his regard for family) but he had his favourites, including Arthur Nicols’s working copy of The Acclimatisation of the Salmonidæ at the Antipodes complete with Nicol’s handwritten annotations throughout. Then there was Sir Thomas Brady’s copy of the same title, with a warm inscription from James Youl. Another was his limited edition of A.S. Murray’s Tasmanian Rivers, Lakes and Flowers. He delighted in finding special examples, such as the unique copies of A Fly-fisher in Tasmania and The Way of an Angler, bound in leather by Brian Cadle. Among many others, rare titles that found a home at Downer included Gale’s Trout Fishing on the Goodradigbee, Greg French’s 1987 slipcased guide to Tasmanian waters and John Richardson’s marvellous Plates of Rare Fishes. There were regrets mixed in with the triumphs. “As you can see,’ he once lamented, “my set of the very limited group done by Brian Cadle is, sadly, one short. He rang me to offer some copies of his first book in the series and also advised that other titles, again in very limited numbers, were to follow. Stupidly, I declined the offer.” Ray Brown’s Dry Flies of the Fleurieu Peninsula was another that escaped the Cummins net. “Some time back,” he told me ruefully, “I submitted what I thought would be a reasonable bid, but it didn’t get within a bull’s roar of the final figure.” And he continued to search for a copy of that extravagantly scarce title, Piguenit’s The Salmon Ponds and Vicinity. Other favourites were less expensive but no less valued, including Stewart’s collection of Monaro fishing from The Seven Rivers and Rolls’s outstanding angling anthology (John felt it deserved a hardcover). And he understood the value of ephemera; I remember on one visit, John, with some reverence, brought out an old, dog-eared letter—it was from H.K. Anderson to a client and included a list of flies he was tying and selling. In his 2009 book, Of Family, Friends and Fishing John summed up his passion: “I treasure my fishing books for many different reasons. Some because the content contained the sort of information that I had been seeking, some because they are written in beautiful prose. Some have wonderful illustrations by well-known artists; others give a detailed history of the angling art from the earliest times. And having been bitten by the collecting bug that relates to a subject that has always intrigued me, I find the gathering of these books both a great pleasure and, at the same time, a cursed disease from which there appears to be no cure.” Roderick Haig-Brown might not have been an Australian writer, but he was one of John’s favourites all the same. I could see why: Haig-Brown’s views about book ownership were very similar to John’s. These few sentences are from Haig-Brown’s The Measure of the Year, published in 1968: “Books are never really bought and sold, only leased for a lifetime, on deposit, or perhaps two lifetimes. In the end, they will go back to the dealers, out again and back again until they have served successive leaseholders through three or four hundred years.” John understood very well that we are all stewards. It is time for his beloved books to pass on to new owners, who will value them as he did, and keep them safe for the next generation of men and women who love books about fish and fishing.

Jim Findlay Acclimatisation [5] COOMA BRANCH MONARO ACCLIMATIS- ATION SOCIETY. MENU FOR THE CENTENARY DINNER. ‘To Commemorate the [1] Hundredth Anniversary of the hatching of the first BUCKLAND, Frank T. FISH HATCHING. Octavo, Trout to swim in the Antipodes.’ Held at the Creel, illustrations, original cloth, gilt on spine. London, Thredbo, 4 May 1964. Folded printed menu on card, Tinsley Brothers, 1863. + Three other works by or 210 x 170 mm (folded), tipped-in illustration on the about Buckland with references to the transportation of front, folded as issued. 1964. Signed by a number of trout and salmon ova to Australasia. + A copy of J.J. the attendees including Carl Massy. + A few pieces of Armistead’s AN ANGLER’S PARADISE (1895). research material relating to the dinner including a list Estimate $100/200 of the attendees and a copy of a photograph. Estimate $100/200

[2] CENTRAL ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. [6] EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT. 1946. Octavo, NICOLS, Arthur. THE ACCLIMATISATION OF illustrations, map, loosely inserted (printed) balance THE SALMONIDAE AT THE ANTIPODES: Its sheet, original wrappers. Sydney, Chapman & History and Results. Octavo, front gutter splitting, Willoughby, [1946]. + A copy of the tenth annual original cloth (worn on spine), Nicols’s copy with his report (1948). signature (dated 24 July 1882), manuscript corrections, Estimate $80/120 tipped in newspaper clippings, and a note from the publisher. London, Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1882. Ferguson, 13375. [3] Estimate $800/1200 CHOLONDELEY-PENNELL, H. (ed.). THE FISHERMAN’S MAGAZINE and Review. Vol. I. (April to December 1864). Vol. II. (January to October [7] 1865). Two volumes, octavo, coloured plates, original NICOLS, Arthur. THE ACCLIMATISATION OF green cloth, gutters strengthened (front free endpaper THE SALMONIDAE AT THE ANTIPODES: Its of vol. II renewed). London, Chapman and Hall, 1864- History and Results. Octavo, review pasted on front 65. Australian references including the transportation free endpaper, original cloth. London, Sampson Low, of trout and salmon ova to Australia. Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1882. Important Estimate $100/200 association copy inscribed by James A. Youl for Thomas Brady. Ferguson, 13375. Youl was a key figure in the transportation of trout and salmon ova to [4] Australasia; Thomas Brady was inspector of Irish CLEMENTS, John. SALMON AT THE fisheries. ANTIPODES: A History and Review of Trout, Salmon Estimate $500/800 and Char and Introduced Coarse Fish in Australasia. Folio, black & white and coloured illustrations, original pictorial boards. Ballarat, The Author, 1988. + [8] Copies of Jack Ritchie’s THE AUSTRALIAN TROUT NICOLS, Arthur. THE ACCLIMATISATION OF (1988), inscribed and signed by the author to John THE SALMONIDAE AT THE ANTIPODES: Its Cummins, and R. O’Brien’s BALLARAT FISH History and Results. Octavo, original cloth (lightly HATCHERY (1988). + A modern pamphlet on the varnished). London, Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Ballarat Fish Acclimatisation Society. + A copy of Rivington, 1882. Inscribed by James A. Youl for William Brinsley’s THE SPECKLED SUCCESS Herbert Brady (son of Thomas Brady). Ferguson, (2011), limited to 100 signed copies. + Copies of 13375. various editions of the SNOBS CREEK FISH Estimate $500/800 HATCHERY pamphlet for 1958, 1962, 1964, 1966, & 1970. Estimate $100/200 [9] [13] O’BRIEN, R. BALLARAT FISH HATCHERY - A WILSON, Samuel. SALMON AT THE ANTIPODES: History: The First 117 Years. Octavo, illustrations, Being an Account of the Successful Introduction of publisher’s half leather with slipcase. Ballarat, Salmon and Trout into Australian Waters. Octavo, Ballarat Fish Acclimatisation Society, [1988]. Edition mounted photographic frontispiece, folding map, limited to 100 copies, signed by the author. + Copies of original purple decorated cloth with vignette of a John Clement’s SALMON AT THE ANTIPODES salmon in silver, sunned on spine, Colonel Henry A. (1988), Jack Ritchie’s THE AUSTRALIAN TROUT Siegel’s copy with booklabel. London, Edward (1988), inscribed and signed by the author, and William Stanford, 1879. Third edition. Brinsley’s THE SPECKLED SUCCESS (2011), Estimate $600/900 limited to 100 signed copies. Estimate $100/200

[14] WILSON, Samuel. THE CALIFORNIAN SALMON. [10] With an Account of its Introduction into Victoria. PEMBERTON TROUT ACCLIMATISATION Octavo, mounted photographic frontispiece, original SOCIETY. TROUT IN THE KARRI COUNTRY green cloth, ex-library copy with new endpapers. Oblong octavo, illustrations, folding map, original Melbourne, Sands & McDougall, 1878. Scarce. pictorial wrappers, Alan Jarvis’s copy with book label. Ferguson, 18662. Perth, Government Printer, 1949. Estimate $200/400 Estimate $80/120

[15] [11] ZOOLOGICAL AND ACCLIMATISATION PIGUENIT, William Charles. THE SALMON SOCIETY OF VICTORIA. PROCEEDINGS OF PONDS and Vicinity New Norfolk Tasmania illust- THE ZOOLOGICAL AND ACCLIMATISATION rated by W.C. Piguenit. Oblong folio, six plates (with SOCIETY OF VICTORIA… Four volumes, octavo, an additional suite of loosely inserted plates suitable original green cloth (vol III in original wrappers), H.L. for framing), map, publisher’s leather-backed boards White copies with Belltrees bookplates. Melbourne, with pictorial onlay. Launceston, Stevens Publishing, 1872-1875. 2014. Edition limited 55 numbered copies. Estimate $150/300 Estimate $200/300

[12] WILSON, Samuel. SALMON AT THE ANTIPODES: Being an Account of the Successful Introduction of Salmon and Trout into Australian Waters. Octavo, mounted photographic frontispiece, folding map, original presentation binding of red morocco (minor rubbing), spine with raised bands gilt-ruled, title and author on the front board in gilt and a vignette of a salmon in black, both boards with gilt borders, all edges gilt, marbled endpapers, preserved in a modern half morocco book form box. London, Stanford, 1879. Third edition: in a rare deluxe binding. Author’s presentation copy to the Duke of Manchester. Estimate $2000/3000 Australian Freshwater Fishing [21] CADLE, Brian (ed.). PORT AT THIRTY-FOUR HUNDRED. Quarto, black & white mounted photographic plates, illustrations, original boards. Devonport, The Author, 1993. Edition limited to 45 [16] copies, signed by the editor. Volume VI of series. BLACKWOOD, R.L. THE QUEST OF THE Estimate $300/500 TROUT. Quarto, tipped-in black & white photographic plates, illustrations, original decorated wrappers with pictorial onlay. Melbourne, Robertson [22] & Mullens, 1926. First edition. CADLE, Brian (ed.). SALMONIANA: Done in Verse Estimate $400/600 by Barri Couta. Illustrated by A. Trumpeter. Folio, illustrations, original spiral bound pictorial wrappers. Devonport, 1987. Facsimile edition limited to 100 numbered copies, signed by the editor. [17] Estimate $100/200 BLACKWOOD, R.L. THE QUEST OF THE TROUT. Quarto, tipped-in black & white [23] photographic plates, illustrations, half leather and CADLE, Brian (ed.). TALES OF THREE ANGLERS. cloth boards over original wrappers. Melbourne, Quarto, black & white mounted photographic plates, Robertson & Mullens, 1926. illustrations, original boards. [Devonport, The Author, Estimate $200/400 1992]. Edition limited to 45 copies, signed by the editor. Volume V of series. Estimate $300/500 [18] BROOKES, John. LIFELONG PLEASURE: Seventy [24] Years of Fly Fishing. Octavo, illustrations, publisher’s CADLE, Brian (ed.). TASMANIA THE ANGLERS’ leather with pictorial onlay, with loosely inserted PARADISE: Early Accounts of Angling in Tasmania. invitation for the book launch from the publisher to Folio, illustrations, publisher’s leather with pictorial John Cummins. Launceston, Stevens Publishing, 2004. onlay, slipcase. Launceston, Stevens Publishing, 2007 Deluxe edition limited to 150 copies. + A proof copy Edition limited to 55 copies. (in wrappers) of the same work, inscribed by the Estimate $300/500 publisher for John Cummins. Estimate $100/200 [25] CADLE, Brian (ed.). YESTERDAYS FISHERMEN. [19] Quarto, black & white mounted photographic plates, CADLE, Brian (ed.). FISHING DIARY OF JOHN illustrations, original boards. Devonport, The Author, HORATIO SAVIGNY: September 1894 - April 1898. 1988. Edition limited to 20 copies, signed by the editor. Quarto, black & white illustrations, original boards. Volume II of series. Devonport, The Author, 1989. Edition limited to 35 Estimate $500/800 copies, signed by the editor. Volume III of series.. Estimate $400/600 [26] COX, Irwin Edward Bainbridge. THE ANGLER’S [20] DIARY and Fisherman’s Guide to the Rivers and CADLE, Brian (ed.). MEMOIRS OF GEORGE Lakes of the World; to Which Are Added a List of CRAMP. Quarto, black & white mounted Rivers of Great Britain, With Their Stations; Also photographic plates, illustrations, original boards. Forms For Registering the Fish Taken During the Year. [Devonport], The Author, [1991]. Edition limited to 40 By I.E.B.C. 1879. Octavo, contemporary half morocco, copies, signed by the editor. Volume IV of series. and marbled boards, two contrasting leather book Estimate $400/600 labels on endpapers, top edge gilt, diary unused. London, “The Field”, circa 1878. Includes short section on Australian fishing: ‘The English salmon and trout is now fully established in the colony. In a few [31] years Tasmania promises to afford the finest angling in EDWARDS, Tom. ROD, GUN & LYNE: The Story the world, if the colonists will only take care of the of Reg Lyne One of Australia’s Sporting Giants. fish.’ + March, J., THE FIFTH EDITION OF THE Quarto, illustrations, half calf, with loosely inserted JOLLY ANGLER; or Waterside Companion. circular from Edwards, and a copy of a letter from Containing an Account of all the Best Places For John Cummins to the author. Melbourne, Margaret A. Angling, as Well as the Tackle, Baits, & Other Rowe-Keys, 2009. Deluxe edition limited to 50 copies. Requisites to Form an Expert Angler: With a Correct Signed by the author. Description of Tying Hooks, Making Artificial Flies; Estimate $120/260 Repairing Tackle &c. The Whole Illustrated With Eighty Wood Engravings. Duodecimo, frontispiece, [32] illustrations, original cloth backed boards. London, J. EGGLETON, Glenn. NOEL JETSON - LIFE AND Marks, circa 1850. FLIES. Quarto, illustrations, publisher’s leather with Estimate $100/200 pictorial onlay. Launceston, Stevens Publishing, 2008. Deluxe edition limited to 125 copies, signed by Noel Jetson. [27] Estimate $150/300 DAWKINS, G.E.J. TROUTING IN TASMANIA. Octavo, black & white illustrations, folding map, [33] publisher’s leather with glassine dustwrapper. FEATHERSTONE, David. AN AUSTRALIAN FLY Launceston, Brobok Agencies, 1999. Edition limited to FISHER Oblong folio, illustrations (including actual 100 copies. photographs), with 30 artificial flies in sunken mounts Estimate $100/200 inside front and rear boards, reverse calf, slipcase. [Melbourne, The Author, 2000]. Limited edition, numbered and signed by the author. [28] Estimate $300/500 DEAN, Roy. MEMORIES OF THE SHANNON RISE: 1936-1964. Octavo, illustrations, with actual ‘Shannon [34] Moth’ pattern fly (tied by Mick Hall) in sunken mount FRENCH, Greg. TASMANIAN TROUTING: Where inside front board, publisher’s leather with pictorial & How. Octavo, black & white illustrations, maps, onlay. Launceston, Michael Stevens, 1998. Special original boards. [Hobart], The Author, 1984. First issue produced for members of the Joseland Society edition. Scarce hardback issue. limited to 38 copies, signed by the author. Estimate $150/300 Estimate $120/240 [35] [29] FRENCH, Greg. TROUT FISHING IN TASMANIA. DEAN, Roy. MEMORIES OF THE SHANNON RISE: Foolscap folio, back & white and coloured 1936-1964. Octavo, illustrations, publisher’s leather illustrations, gilt-decorated leather in slipcase (with with pictorial onlay. Launceston, Michael Stevens, loosely inserted souvenir leather bookmark). Hobart, 1998. Signed by the author. Mercury-Walch, 1987. One of 50 copies re-bound in Estimate $80/120 leather for the 1988 World Flyfishing Championships held in Tasmania. Signed and dated by the author. Estimate $200/400 [30] DOWN, Harold P. OUT FISHING: A Fly Fisher’s [36] Tales. Octavo, black & white frontispiece, illustrations, FRENCH, Greg. TROUT FISHING IN TASMANIA. original cloth with dustwrapper. Melbourne, The Foolscap folio, back & white and coloured Author, 1952. Inscribed and signed by the author. + An illustrations, gilt-decorated leather in slipcase (with inscribed and signed copy of Down’s A loosely inserted souvenir leather bookmark). Hobart, PEDAGOGUE’S TALES (1958) with dustwrapper. Mercury-Walch, 1987. One of 50 copies re-bound in Estimate $100/200 leather for the 1988 World Flyfishing Championships held in Tasmania. Signed and dated by the author. Estimate $200/400 [37] [42] FYSH, Hudson. ROUND THE BEND IN THE GILMOUR, Don. TROUT FISHERY OF STREAM. Octavo, black & white and coloured plates, TASMANIA. Volume I 1865-1910; Volume II 1910- original cloth with dustwrapper. Sydney, Angus & 1950; Volume III 1950-1999. Three volumes, octavo, Robertson, 1968. Signed by the author and with a illustrations, original leather in slipcases with pictorial loosely inserted photograph (taken by David Scholes) onlays. Launceston, The Author, 1996-98. Deluxe of the author fishing in the St Pauls River. limited editions, numbered and signed by the author. Estimate $100/150 Estimate $240/440

[43] [38] GRIFFITHS, F.A.D. (‘Fadg’). THE LURE OF FLY- GALE, John. TROUT-FISHING ON THE TYING. Quarto, coloured and black & white GOODRADIGBEE RIVER: A Successful Expedition. illustrations, original boards with dustwrapper. 18mo, illustrations, 18 leaves (printed on rectos only), Sydney, Murray, 1978. Inscribed and signed by the original silk tied wrappers, fine. Queanbeyan, A.M. author. + A copy of Peter Leuver’s FUR & FEATHER Fallick, 1904. Arguably the rarest Australian angling (1991), original boards in dustwrapper, with a loosely pamphlet. inserted letter from the author to John Cummins. + Estimate $3000/5000 Four other works on Australian fly-tying, all signed, limited editions. Estimate $100/200 [39] GALE, John. TROUT-FISHING ON THE [44] GOODRADIGBEE RIVER: A Successful Expedition. HEDGE, John. TROUT FISHING IN NEW SOUTH 18mo, illustrations, 18 leaves (printed on rectos only), WALES. Octavo, coloured and black & white plates, original wrappers (ties renewed),spine friable, with illustrations, maps, original cloth with dustwrapper, some old tape residue marks. Queanbeyan, A.M. Carl Massey’s copy. Sydney, Abbey Publishing Co., Fallick, 1904. 1962. First edition, limited to 500 copies, signed by the Estimate $2000/4000 author. Estimate $300/500

[40] [45] GILMOUR, Don. THE TASMANIAN TROUT. HEDGE, John. TROUT FISHING IN NEW SOUTH Octavo, illustrations, maps, original boards with WALES. Octavo, illustrations, maps (large folding dustwrapper. Launceston, G.A. Woolston & Son, 1973. map in pocket at rear), original cloth with rubbed First edition. Inscribed and signed by the author. + A dustwrapper, chipped at head of spine. Sydney, Abbey copy of Gilmour’s TROUT IN NORTH WESTERN Publishing Co., 1963. Second edition. Inscribed and TASMANIA (1977). signed by the author. + A copy of Hedge’s TROUT Estimate $80/120 FISHING: A SEASON ON MONARO (1968), first edition in dustwrapper (with loosely inserted ephemera). Inscribed and signed by the author. Estimate $80/120 [41] GILMOUR, Don. THE TASMANIAN TROUT. Octavo, illustrations, maps, original wrappers, Eric [46] Sims’s copy with ownership stamps. Launceston, G.A. JOSELAND, Howard. ANGLING IN AUSTRALIA Woolston & Son, 1973. Special issue for distribution to AND ELSEWHERE. Octavo, black & white and members of the Northern Tasmanian Fisheries coloured plates (some tipped-in), pictorial endpapers, Association. + A copy of Gilmour’s TROUT IN with actual ‘Bredbo’ pattern fly mounted on title page, NORTH WESTERN TASMANIA (1977). publisher’s leather, solander box. Melbourne, Joseland Estimate $80/120 Society, [2002]. Facsimile edition limited to 40 copies, produced by Stevens Publishing for members of the Joseland Society. Estimate $200/400 [47] [53] JOSELAND, Howard. ANGLING IN AUSTRALIA MURRAY, A.S. TASMANIAN RIVERS, LAKES, AND ELSEWHERE. Octavo, black & white and AND FLOWERS. Oblong folio, coloured plates (some coloured plates (some tipped-in), original cloth-backed tipped-in), a few leaves a little edge worn but an papered boards. Sydney, Art in Australia, 1921. First attractive copy in publisher’s original presentation edition. black morocco, decorated extensively in gilt, all edges Estimate $300/500 gilt, marbled endpapers. [Melbourne], George Robertson, 1900. Scarce: a book of high angling interest, this specially bound deluxe issue of Murray’s [48] book is rarely seen. Ferguson, 12973. JOSELAND, Howard. ANGLING IN AUSTRALIA Estimate $1000/1500 AND ELSEWHERE. Octavo, black & white and coloured plates (some tipped-in), original cloth-backed papered boards. Sydney, Art in Australia, 1921. First edition. Inscribed and signed by the author. Estimate $500/800 [54] MURRAY, A.S. TASMANIAN RIVERS, LAKES, AND FLOWERS. Oblong folio, coloured plates (some [49] tipped-in), publisher’s original cloth over bevelled JOSELAND, Howard. ANGLING IN AUSTRALIA boards, gilt and decorated, endpapers renewed. AND ELSEWHERE. Octavo, black & white and [Melbourne], George Robertson, 1900. Scarce. coloured plates (some tipped-in), half morocco and Ferguson, 12973. marbled endpapers, top edge gilt. Sydney, Art in Estimate $400/600 Australia, 1921. First edition. Estimate $300/500

[50] [55] MACLEAY, William. DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE PARKER, F. Critchley. RECORD OF FISH KILLED OF AUSTRALIAN FISHES. Two volumes, octavo, at the Great Lake, Western Tier, Tasmania, From April, four plates, original cloth (sunned on spines). Sydney, 1893, Compiled From Tom Earley’s Records… Oblong F.W. White, 1881. Ferguson, 12082. folio, publisher’s leather. [Melbourne, Compleat Estimate $100/200 Angler, 1992]. Facsimile edition limited to 42 copies. Estimate $300/500 [51] MAYES, E.M. ABOUT THE GIANT TROUT IN TASMANIA. Extracts From the Diary of the Author Whilst on a Fishing Holiday to the Great Lakes, Miena, [56] Tasmania, February, 1935. Octavo, illustrations, PATTERSON, George. CHASING RAINBOWS: original pictorial wrappers (some foxing). London, Happy Days Along the Trout Streams. Octavo, Broadway Press, circa 1935. Very scarce publicity coloured plates, illustrations, original boards with pamphlet published in London for the Agent-General worn dustwrapper (newspaper review tipped-in on for Tasmania: ‘So, if you want the finest holiday of front flap. Sydney, K.G. Murray Publishing Company, your life, give up your back-end fishing and go out to [1959]. Inscribed and signed by the author. + Tasmania next November or December.’ PATTERSON, George, ANGLING IN THE ANDES. Estimate $400/800 Octavo, coloured plates, illustrations, original cloth with worn dustwrapper. Sydney, K.G. Murray [52] Publishing Company, 1961. + An inscribed and signed MURRAY, A.S. TWELVE HUNDRED MILES ON copy of Patterson’s LIFE HAS BEEN WONDERFUL THE RIVER MURRAY. Oblong folio, 15 coloured (1956) with worn dustwrapper. tipped-in plates, original cloth over bevelled boards, Estimate $160/320 gilt London, George Robertson & Co. and J.S. Virtue & Co., 1898. Ferguson, 12972. Estimate $300/500 [57] [61] PATTERSON, George. CHASING RAINBOWS: SCHOLES, David, and Neil ROBSON. Happy Days Along the Trout Streams. Octavo, TASMANIAN ANGLER. Octavo, black & white coloured plates, illustrations, boards with dustwrapper. illustrations, original cloth in pictorial dustwrapper, Sydney, K.G. Murray Publishing Company, [1959]. + fine copy. Launceston, Foot and Playstead, 1970. PATTERSON, George, ANGLING IN THE ANDES. Limited to 1000 numbered copies, signed by both Octavo, coloured plates, illustrations, original cloth authors. with dustwrapper. Sydney, K.G. Murray Publishing Estimate $300/400 Company, 1961. + A copy of Patterson’s LIFE HAS BEEN WONDERFUL (1956) in dustwrapper. [62] Estimate $160/320 SCHOLES, David. FLY-FISHER IN TASMANIA: An Acquaintance With the Trout of the Rivers and [58] Lakes of Tasmania, Australia. Octavo, black & white ROWNEY, G.E.P. PURSUIT OF FLY TYING. plates, illustrations, new endpapers, kangaroo hide re- Octavo, illustrations, publisher’s leather with producing original cover art on upper board. dustwrapper, top edge gilt. Melbourne, G.E.P. Pursuit Melbourne, Melbourne University Press, 1961. First Publications, 1987. Limited edition, bound in leather, edition. + A uniformly re-bound copy of Scholes’s numbered, and inscribed and signed by the author for THE WAY OF AN ANGLER (1963). Both apparently John Cummins. With a loosely letter (1 Nov. 1989) bound for Brian Cadle. from Rowney to Cummins discussing the limited Estimate $240/440 edition. + A copy of Tony Sloane’s THE TRUTH ABOUT TROUT FLIES (1986) in original wrappers, [63] and a copy of the 1999 reprinted edition of Max SCHOLES, David. FLY-FISHER IN TASMANIA: Stokes’s TASMANIAN TROUT FLY PATTERNS. + An Acquaintance With the Trout of the Rivers and A Copy of Peter Leuver’s FUR & FEATHER (1991), Lakes of Tasmania, Australia. Octavo, black & white original boards with dustwrapper. plates, illustrations, original boards with dustwrapper Estimate $100/200 (minor abrasion on lower panel). Melbourne, Melbourne University Press, 1961. First edition. [59] Inscribed and signed by the author (1961). RYAN, Jack. TROUT FISHING and Other Freshwater Estimate $100/200 Fishing. New & Much Enlarged Edition. Octavo, original wrappers. Melbourne, E.W. Cole Book [64] Arcade, n.d. circa 1920s. Scarce. + A copy of Ryan’s SCHOLES, David. MEMORY HOLD THE ROD. FRESH WATER ANGLING (1937). Octavo, Oblong quarto, coloured and black & white illustrations, original pictorial wrappers. Melbourne, illustrations (with four numbered coloured prints Charles H. Parsons, 1937. Issue with Melbourne Sports c.34cm x 50cm in separate publisher’s folio), loosely Depot advertisements on endpapers. inserted Erratum, original papered boards with Estimate $100/200 coloured pictorial onlay. Melbourne, Compleat Flyfisher, 1995. Edition limited to 1000 copies, signed [60] by the author on limitation slip. SAUTELLE, John. CHAMPAGNE FLY FISHING. Estimate $200/300 Octavo, coloured and black & white illustrations, original boards with dustwrapper. Hobart, Tas-Trout [65] Publications, 1990. First edition, hardback issue. SCHOLES, David. THE ENCHANTING BREAK Inscribed by the author for John Cummins, with a O’DAY. Quarto, illustrations, loosely inserted loosely letter from Sautelle to Cummins about the numbered print, publisher’s kangaroo hide with binding of the book (‘There was a stuff up… sending pictorial onlay. Launceston, Stevens Publishing, 2000 the whole lot back to Tasmania!) + A copy of Deluxe edition limited to 250 copies, signed by the Sautelle’s FISHING FOR THE EDUCATED TROUT author. + Some loosely inserted ephemera. + A copy of (1978) with dustwrapper. Inscribed by the author for the deluxe edition of MACQUARIE RIVER John Cummins. REFLECTIONS (2003). Estimate $80/120 Estimate $150/300 [66] [71] SCHOLES, David. THE WAY OF AN ANGLER: An SCOTT, Jock. HOW, WHEN AND WHERE TO Appreciation of Fly-Fishing on Many Waters. Octavo, CATCH FISH. By “Jock Scott”. Octavo, illustrations, black & white plates, original boards with original pictorial wrappers. Sydney, T. O’Halloran, dustwrapper, near fine copy. Brisbane, Jacaranda [1918]. Scarce. Press, 1963. First edition. Inscribed and signed by the Estimate $100/200 author. Estimate $100/200 [72] SENIOR, William. A MIXED BAG. A Medley of [67] Angling Stories and Sketches by “Red Spinner”. SCHOLES, David. TROUT QUEST. Octavo, black Duodecimo, original pictorial cloth. London, Horace & white illustrations, original boards with Cox, 1895. First edition. Inscribed and signed by the dustwrapper. Melbourne, Lansdowne Press, 1969. First author to the book collector Alexander Meyrick edition. Signed by the author (with some loosely Broadley. With an additional tipped one-page a.l.s. (20 inserted fishing photographs of Scholes). + Signed Dec. 1907) from Senior to Broadley on the “Field” copies of Scholes’s FLY-FISHER IN TASMANIA newspaper (on which he was editor and its fishing (1961) in original cloth, TROUT DAYS (1986), Eric writer) letterhead. Sims’s copy with ownership stamp, original cloth with Estimate $100/200 dustwrapper, and RIPPLES, RUNS AND RISES (1988), original cloth with dustwrapper. Estimate $150/300 [73] SENIOR, William. NEAR AND FAR: An Angler’s [68] Sketches of Home Sport and Colonial Life. Octavo, SCHOLES, David. TRUTTA THE TROUT. Octavo, original pictorial cloth, gilt spine. London, Sampson illustrations, half-calf and cloth boards with pictorial Low, et al., 1888. First edition. only. Melbourne, Gryphon Books, 1978. One of 40 Estimate $120/180 copies re-bound for Tom Edwards in 2005, numbered and signed by the author. Estimate $150/300 [74] SENIOR, William. NEAR AND FAR: An Angler’s Sketches of Home Sport and Colonial Life. Octavo, [69] original brown cloth, gilt on spine. London, Sampson SCHOLES, David. TRUTTA THE TROUT. Octavo, Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1888. First edition, illustrations, half-calf and cloth boards with pictorial probably colonial issue. + A copy of Senior’s LINES only. Melbourne, Gryphon Books, 1978. One of 40 IN PLEASANT PLACES (1920) in original cloth. copies re-bound for Tom Edwards in 2005, numbered Estimate $100/200 and signed by the author. + A copy of the 1978 limited edition in original cloth with dustwrapper (and loosely inserted prospectus), and a copy of the same work in [75] original wrappers. + A proof copy of the same work in SENIOR, William. TRAVEL AND TROUT IN THE original wrappers. ANTIPODES: An Angler’s Sketches in Tasmania and Estimate $200/400 New Zealand. Octavo, original lilac pictorial cloth, primary issue. London, Chatto and Windus, 1880. First [70] edition. A contemporary reviewer noted: ‘That there is SCHOLES. BODEN, Donald C. THE OTHER SIDE an undue share of travel to the number of trout caught OF THE HILL: A Biography of David William is certainly not Mr. Senior’s fault; but the comparative Simpson Scholes... Quarto, illustrations, publisher’s scarcity of the prince of fishes is adequately atoned for, full leather with pictorial onlay. Launceston, Stevens in that the writer was led pretty well through all the Publishing, 2006. Deluxe edition limited to 125 copies, glorious scenery of the antipodes in quest of him.’ signed by the author. + A copy of Scholes’s AIR WAR Estimate $200/400 DIARY (1997), one of 27 copies re-bound for Tom Edwards in 2005, and signed by the author. Estimate $120/240 [76] [81] SENIOR, William. TRAVEL AND TROUT IN THE SLOANE, Robert. THE TRUTH ABOUT TROUT: ANTIPODES: An Angler’s Sketches in Tasmania and Observation, Presentation, and the Functional Fly. New Zealand. Octavo, with 32pp. of advertisements, Octavo, illustrations (some coloured), original boards original blue pictorial cloth, secondary issue (possibly in dustwrapper (with loosely inserted prospectus). colonial cloth). London, Chatto and Windus, 1880. Hobart, Tas-Trout Publications, 1983. First edition. First edition. Inscribed and signed by the author for Brian Cadle. + A Estimate $200/400 signed and inscribed copy of Sloane’s MORE ABOUT TROUT (1989) in dustwrapper, with loosely inserted letter from Sloane to Cadle, requesting a review,. [77] Estimate $80/120 SENIOR, William. TRAVEL AND TROUT IN THE ANTIPODES: An Angler’s Sketches in Tasmania and New Zealand. Octavo, contemporary half calf and [82] marbled boards London, Chatto and Windus, 1880. SLOANE, Tony. THE TRUTH ABOUT TROUT First edition. FLIES. Tying the Basic Collection. Octavo, Estimate $200/400 illustrations, original pictorial wrappers. Hobart, Tas- Trout Publications, 1986. + A copy of Max Stokes’s TASMANIAN TROUT FLY PATTERNS (1978) in [78] original wrappers. SENIOR, William. TRAVEL AND TROUT IN THE Estimate $100/200 ANTIPODES: An Angler’s Sketches in Tasmania and New Zealand. Octavo, modern kangaroo hide with pictorial onlay. Melbourne etc., George Robertson, [83] 1880. First edition. Ferguson, 15577. + SENIOR, STEWART, Douglas. THE SEVEN RIVERS. William, NEAR AND FAR: An Angler’s Sketches of Octavo, illustrations, original cloth with dustwrapper. Home Sport and Colonial Life (1888). Octavo, modern Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1966. First edition. R.H. half calf and marbled endpapers, Bob Dunn’s copy Wigram’s copy with his signature on the front free with bookplate. London, Sampson Low, Marston, endpaper. + A copy of Hudson Fysh’s ROUND THE Searle, & Rivington. First edition. + A copy of BEND IN THE STREAM (1968.) with dustwrapper. + Senior’s BY STREAM AND SEA (1877) in binder’s A copy of Carl Massy’s FLY FISHING FOR TROUT cloth. (1976), original cloth with dustwrapper, signed by the Estimate $240/360 author on the half title page. Estimate $100/200 [79] SLATER, R. ROD AND LINE IN TASMANIA [84] Octavo, illustrations, original wrappers, spine STOKES, Max. TASMANIAN TROUT FLY strengthened, two loosely inserted subscription receipts PATTERNS. Octavo, illustrations, original pictorial (for 1931 & 1932) for the Northern Tasmanian wrappers. Hobart, Cat & Fiddle Press, 1978. First Fisheries Association. Launceston, “The Examiner”, edition. + A copies of Tony Sloane’s THE TRUTH 1906. Second edition. Scarce. ABOUT TROUT FLIES (1986), John Veniard’s Estimate $800/1200 SERIES ‘A’ TROUT FLIES (circa 1960s), and Ted Dawkins’s HOW TO TIE TROUT FLIES (1971) in original wrappers. [80] Estimate $120/240 SLATER, R. ROD AND LINE IN TASMANIA Octavo, illustrations, original cloth, with loosely inserted note from the publisher to John Cummins. [85] Launceston, Stevens Publishing, 2001. Facsimile TAYLOR, Harvey J. AN AUSTRALIAN ANGLER. edition limited to 50 copies. + Another facsimile An Autobiography. Octavo, illustrations, actual fly edition of the same work in wrappers. + A facsimile (‘hare and copper nymph’) mounted on front paste- edition of John Gale’s TROUT-FISHING ON THE down endpaper, original boards. [Mildura], The GOODRADIGBEE RIVER. Author, 2009. Edition limited to 60 copies, signed by Estimate $80/120 the author. Estimate $80/120 [86] [92] TAYLOR, Harvey J. SHANNON RISE REVISITED. WACKETT, L.J. STUDIES OF AN ANGLER. Octavo, black & white illustrations, original boards. Octavo, coloured and black & white illustrations, Judbury, The Author, 1993. Edition limited to 60 original ‘gilt’-decorated brown plasticised cloth. copies, signed by the author. Melbourne, The Author, 1950. First edition. Inscribed Estimate $150/300 and signed by the author. Only Australian work included in Arnold Gingrich’s survey of fishing literature THE FISHING IN PRINT (1974). + A copy [87] of L.E. Russell’s LET’S GO FLY FISHING with TAYLOR, Harvey J. TASMANIAN ANGLING dustwrapper, inscribed and signed by the author. MEMORIES. Octavo, illustrations, original boards. Estimate $100/200 Hobart, 1995. Edition limited to 80 copies, signed by the author. + A copy of Taylor’s MORE ANGLING MEMORIES (2008), limited to 60 copies, signed by [93] the author. WIGRAM, R.H. ANGLERS GUIDE TO Estimate $100/200 TASMANIA. Octavo, black & white illustrations, maps, original pictorial wrappers. Launceston, “The Examiner” Press, 1946. Second edition. [88] Estimate $400/600 TAYLOR, Harvey J. (ed.). A GENTLEMAN ANGLER: The Life and Times of Douglas L. Bridges… Octavo, black & white illustrations, original [94] boards (with loosely inserted circular letter, signed). WIGRAM, R.H. ANGLERS GUIDE TO Judbury, 1992. Edition limited to 60 copies, signed by TASMANIA. Octavo, black & white illustrations, the editor. maps, original pictorial wrappers. Launceston, Estimate $100/200 Telegraph Printery, 1959. Revised Edition. Estimate $300/500

[89] TAYLOR, Harvey J. (ed.). A GENTLEMAN [95] ANGLER: The Life and Times of Douglas L. WIGRAM, R.H. NYMPH FISHING IN THE Bridges… Octavo, black & white illustrations, original SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Octavo, black & white boards (with loosely inserted circular letter, signed). illustrations, pale staining, original pictorial wrappers Judbury, 1992. Edition limited to 60 copies, signed by (spine strengthened). Sydney, “Angling and Gun the editor. Sport”, 1939. First edition. Extremely scarce. Estimate $100/200 Estimate $2000/3000

[90] [96] TAYLOR, Harvey J. (ed.). THE HUON ANGLERS. WIGRAM, R.H. THE FLY. Octavo, illustrations, Octavo, black & white illustrations (one mounted publisher’s leather with pictorial onlay. Launceston, photographic plate), original boards. No imprint, 1992. Stevens Publishing, 2002. Deluxe edition limited to 250 Edition limited to 50 copies, signed by the editor. numbered copies. + A copy of Carl Massy’s FLY Estimate $200/400 FISHING FOR TROUT (1976) with dustwrapper. Estimate $100/200

[91] WACKETT, L.J. MY HOBBY IS TROUT FISHING. [97] Octavo, frontispiece, original gilt-decorated cloth. WIGRAM, R.H. THE SHANNON RISE. Octavo, Melbourne, J.T. Picken & Sons, 1946. Only 500 copies black & white illustrations, original pictorial wrappers. printed. Very scarce. Inscribed and signed by the Launceston, Telegraph Publications, [1953]. First author. edition. Scarce. Estimate $600/900 Estimate $800/1200 Lot 94 Lot 103 (part) [98] Australian Angling Associations WIGRAM, R.H. THE SHANNON RISE. Octavo, illustrations, original pictorial boards. Launceston, Stevens Publishing, 1993. Facsimile edition limited to 40 numbered copies. + A copy of the 1992 facsimile edition of Wigram’s NYMPH FISHING IN THE [103] SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE in original boards. NEW SOUTH WALES ROD FISHERS’ SOCIETY. Estimate $100/200 OF INTEREST TO ALL TROUT FISHERMEN. Issued to Further the Development of our Trout Streams by the New South Wales Rod Fishers’ Society. [99] 6pp., original wrappers. Sydney, circa 1939. + Two WIGRAM, R.H. THE UNCERTAIN TROUT. issues of the N.S.W. ROD FISHERS SOCIETY’S Quarto, black & white illustrations, original cloth with GAZETTE. Vol. 7 Nos 5 (March 1939) and 7 (May dustwrapper. Melbourne, Georgian House, 1951. 1939). Quarto, illustrations. Includes Zane Grey article Inscribed and signed by the author. and images. + A 1961 NSW Rod Fishers’ Society Estimate $150/300 circular. + A copy of the society’s Trout Fisherman’s Record Book for the 1961-62 season. [100] Estimate $100/200 WIGRAM, R.H. TROUT AND FLY IN TASMANIA. Octavo, plates, publisher’s leather. Launceston, [104] Stevens Publishing, 2002. Facsimile edition limited to NORTHERN TASMANIAN FISHERIES 250 numbered copies. + A 2006 facsimile edition of ASSOCIATION. ABOUT 28 Northern Tasmanian Wigram’s THE SHANNON RISE, from the same Fisheries Association annual reports, 1954-1979, with publisher, limited to 100 copies. some duplication. Octavo, illustrations, original Estimate $100/200 wrappers. Launceston, 1954-1979. + About nine Southern Tasmanian Licensed Anglers' Association [101] annual reports (including two duplicates), 1970-1980. + WIGRAM, R.H. TROUT AND FLY IN TASMANIA. A quantity of the subsequent, combined TASMANIAN Octavo, plates, original cloth with scarce dustwrapper. ANGLING REPORTS. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1938. First edition. Estimate $150/300 Estimate $600/900 [105] [102] NORTHERN TASMANIAN FISHERIES WILSON, Ian J. RECORD OF FISH KILLED at the ASSOCIATION. “FIVE YEARS WITH THE ROD” Great Lake, Tasmania, From April 1893 to April 1917. Being the Annual Reports of the Northern Tasmanian Compiled From the Fishing Records… Oblong folio, Fisheries’ Association. 1909-1913 [cover title]. Octavo, illustrations, two folding, original publisher’s cloth. five issues, illustrations, bound with original wrappers Melbourne, Boobook Press, 2012. Edition limited to 50 in publisher’s morocco (bit rubbed). Launceston, copies, signed by the author. “Examiner” and “Weekly Courier”, 1909-1913. Estimate $200/300 Estimate $300/500

[106] NORTHERN TASMANIAN FISHERIES ASSOCIATION. “FIVE YEARS WITH THE ROD” Being the Annual Reports of the Northern Tasmanian Fisheries’ Association. 1914-1918 [cover title]. Octavo, five issues, illustrations, bound with original wrappers in publisher’s morocco (rubbed). Launceston, “Examiner”, 1914-1918. Estimate $200/400 [107] Tourist Guides, &c. PHILBRICK, John (ed.). GEEHI TO GREAT LAKE. An Anthology of Victorian Fly-Fishers’ Association Newsletters. Octavo, illustrations, publisher’s boards in presentation box with two mounted artificial flies (Zwar’s Geehi, and Malcolm Gillies’s Great Lake [108] Beetle), both tied by Rick Keam. Launceston, Stevens FISHING GUIDE. THE FISHERIES OF NEW Publishing, 2007. Edition limited to 100 numbered SOUTH WALES. Prepared by the Department of copies. + A copy of the limited edition of Tony Fisheries. Octavo, black & white illustrations, three Brothers’s THE COUNTRY FOR AN ANGLER folding maps at rear, original cloth-backed, pictorial (2010). + Three related. boards, Alan Jarvis’s copy with book label. Sydney, Estimate $220/440 Government Tourist Bureau, 1907. Estimate $100/150

[109] FISHING GUIDE. THE FISHERIES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. Prepared by the Department of Fisheries. Octavo, black & white illustrations, three folding maps at rear, original cloth-backed, pictorial boards. Sydney, Government Tourist Bureau, 1907. Estimate $100/150

[110] ARMIDALE AND DISTRICT ROD FISHERMEN’S ASSOCIATION. OFFICIAL GUIDE FOR ANGLERS AND TOURISTS to Armidale and District [cover title]. Octavo, illustrations and maps, cloth backed pictorial boards. Circa 1930. Scarce. Estimate $100/200

[111] FISHING MAP. MAP OF THE NORTH EASTERN DISTRICT Including New England Tableland and Showing Principal Fishing Streams, New South Wales, Australia. Linen backed map, folding into (tall duodecimo size) stiffened card covers with printed N.S.W. Bookstall labels. Sydney, Department of Lands, 1925. Sixth edition. With separate legend for both trout and bass streams. + A copy of the seventh edition (1927). Estimate $100/200

[112] GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU. “THE GARDEN OF AUSTRALIA.” A Circular Trip in the South Coast District of New South Wales. Octavo, illustrations, original wrappers (detached). Sydney, William Applegate Gullick, 1905 Estimate $100/200 [113] [119] NORTHFIELD. VICTORIAN RAILWAYS. POSTCARDS. ABOUT 13 POSTCARDS FISHING IN VICTORIA. Australia [cover title]. Tall RELATING TO FISHING IN WA, SA, & QLD. duodecimo, illustrations, original pictorial wrappers Mostly early 20th century. Including images of the with striking Isaac Northfield illustration. Melbourne, Salmon Ponds, New Norfolk. + Two related Beattie Victorian Railways Print, 1941. + Copies of the 1952 prints ( circa 24 x 30 cm) mounted on one leaf. and 1958 editions (with different wrapper illustration). Estimate $80/120 + A 1955 tourist pamphlet Estimate $150/300 [120] POSTCARDS. ABOUT 20 POSTCARDS [114] RELATING TO FISHING IN NEW ZEALAND. NSW TROUT RIVERS &c. NEW SOUTH WALES, Mostly early 20th century, some duplication. AUSTRALIA. Trout Rivers and Alpine Highlands. Estimate $80/120 Oblong octavo, illustrations, original pictorial wrappers. Sydney, W.A. Gullick, circa 1910. Estimate $200/300 [121] POSTCARDS. ABOUT 25 POSTCARDS RELATING TO FISHING IN TASMANIA. Mostly [115] early 20th century, some duplication. Including PARKER, Critchley. TASMANIA: The Jewel of the images of the Salmon Ponds, New Norfolk. + Two Commonwealth. Quarto, illustrations, original related Beattie prints ( circa 24 x 30 cm) mounted on wrappers. Tasmanian Government, 1937. Includes one leaf. section by Parker on trout fishing. Estimate $100/200 Estimate $80/120

[122] [116] POSTCARDS. ABOUT 28 POSTCARDS PATERSON, J.E. TROUT FISHING IN NEW RELATING TO FISHING IN NSW. Mostly early 20th SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA. Octavo, century. Includes images of the Snowy River, illustrations, original pictorial wrappers, fine copy. Thredbo River, and a few postcards from Kerry & Co’s Sydney, William Applegate Gullick, Government ‘Haunts of the Trout, Southern Monaro’ series. Printer, 1915. Very scarce. Estimate $200/400 Estimate $600/900

[123] [117] POSTCARDS. ABOUT 60 POSTCARDS PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM THREDBO RIVER. Trout RELATING TO FISHING IN VICTORIA. Mostly Fishing. January 1937. About 20 photographs in a early 20th century. Images include Lake Tyers, quarto stock album 1937. Includes images of the Taggerty River, and the Kannanook Creek. Thredbo River, and ‘The Creel’ fishing lodge (and a Estimate $200/300 quantity of non-angling, but contemporary photographs). Estimate $100/200 [124] TAGGERTY. [J.E. PYKE]. THE AUSTRALIAN FISHING MANUAL (With Hints on Camping). [118] Octavo, illustrations, original wrappers. Melbourne, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM TROUT FISHING AND Reviews Pty Ltd, [1929]. First edition. Inscribed and CAMPING. About 20 photographs in an oblong signed by the author. + THE CONCISE octavo stock album 1910-11 Includes images of the HANDBOOK OF AUSTRALIAN FISHING (1947) by Delatite River and the Seven Creeks. “Taggerty”. + A copy of the HERALD CAMPERS’ Estimate $100/200 GUIDE, circa 1931, in original wrappers. Estimate $100/200 Lot 113 (part) Lot 116 [125] Trade Catalogues and Ephemera TASMANIAN ANGLER’S GUIDE. HANDBOOK OF TASMANIA: Issued by the Government of Tasmania. Octavo, illustrations (including coloured plate depicting fishing flies) , three folding maps, cloth with pictorial onlay. Hobart, John Vail, Government [130] Printer, 1914. Second edition. Includes section on ALCOCK & PIERCE. “WITH ROD AND REEL” fishing in Tasmania, ‘An Angler’s Guide: Sport With [COVER TITLE]. 1940 Fishing Catalogue. Octavo, Rod and Line’. illustrations, original wrappers. Melbourne, C.G. Estimate $100/200 Meehan & Co., 1939. + Copies of Melbourne Sports Depot fishing tackle catalogues nos 107 (circa 1959) & 108 (1960), both in original wrappers, the latter with [126] crude tape repair on spine. TASMANIAN ANGLER’S GUIDE. HANDBOOK Estimate $80/120 OF TASMANIA: Section IV. An Angler’s Guide: Sport With Rod and Line. Octavo, illustrations, original pictorial wrappers Hobart, John Vail, [131] Government Printer, 1908. First edition. CHRISTENSEN, Max. MANUSCRIPT NOTE Estimate $150/300 written on verso of a letter enquiring about Christensen’s ‘Bloody Mary’ pattern fly. Two pages on one leaf. Longford, 1967. ‘I am sending you 3 Mary [127] size 10- 8 & 6… I suggest you try these in your area TASMANIAN FISHING PAMPHLET. TROUT and let me know how you get on.’ + John FISHING IN TASMANIA: An Angler’s Paradise. Fish Cummins’s reference copy of Max Stokes’s and Fishing Grounds of Tasmania. Octavo, TASMANIAN TROUT FLY PATTERNS (1978) with illustrations, original wrappers (insect damage to a few biro marks. upper wrapper and first two leaves, but not affecting Estimate $100/200 text). Hobart, Tasmanian Government Tourist Bureau, [1935]. Scarce pamphlet usually misattributed to the journalist and publisher Critchley Parker. [132] Estimate $300/500 COWLES & DUNN. PRICE LIST OF TROUT AND GENERAL FISHING TACKLE. 1937-8 [cover title]. Octavo, illustrations, original pictorial wrappers. [128] Sydney, F. Cunningham & Co., 1937. + A duplicate TASMANIAN FISHING PAMPHLETS. copy. + A copy of Cowles & Dunn’s game fish tackle TASMANIA - THE HAUNT OF THE GIANT catalogue for the 1937-38 season. TROUT [DROP TITLE]. Octavo, illustrations, Estimate $120/240 original wrappers. Launceston, Stevens Publishing, 2006. Facsimile edition limited to 100 copies. + A copy of the 1992 facsimile edition of Wigram’s NYMPH [133] FISHING IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE in CRAIG & AITKEN. FISHING TACKLE… Season original wrappers. 1949. Octavo, illustrations, original pictorial Estimate $100/200 wrappers. Sydney, 1949. + Two other contemporary Craig & Aitken fishing tackle catalogues, and a duplicate copy. [129] Estimate $80/120 TOURISM. PICTURESQUE VICTORIA and how to get there. A Handbook for Tourists… Octavo, illustrations, maps, advertisements, pictorial wrappers. [134] Melbourne, Osboldstone, 1912. Seventh edition. + A CUMMINS. CATALOGUE OF HIGH QUALITY copy of the 1906 third edition, lacking original FISHING TACKLE by Cummins of Bishop, wrappers. + A copy of AUSTRALIA FOR THE Auckland. Octavo, coloured plates, illustrations, TOURIST, circa 1920s, in original wrappers. original wrappers. Auckland, J.W. Brown & Son, circa Estimate $100/200 1950s. + Five other Cummins fishing tackle catalogues, circa 1960s. Estimate $100/200 Lot 141 (part) [135] [139] FISHING TACKLE. SMALL GROUP OF HARTLEYS. ANGLERS’ GUIDE. 1936-1937. EPHEMERA RELATING TO Ebro and Graeme Octavo, illustrations, original wrappers. Melbourne, fishing reels and William Southam Pty Ltd &c. Spectator Publishing, 1936. Includes article by Reg Estimate $80/120 Lyne on fly fishing. + Copies of Hartleys catalogues for seasons, 1937-38, 1938-39, 1939-40, 1949-50, & 1955- 56. + About eight various editions of FACTS FOR ANGLERS BY HARTLEYS and HINTS FOR [136] ANGLERS BY HARTLEYS, some duplication. ‘GEISHA’ FISHING LINES. THE “GEISHA” AND Estimate $150/300 THE “CHERRY BLOSSOM” FISHING BOOK… All About Gut Fishing Lines and Fishing… [cover title]. Octavo, illustrations, original wrappers. Sydney, The Standard Publishing House, 1937. + A copy of the [140] circa 1939 updated edition. + A copy of “GUT HARTLEYS. ANGLERS PRICE LIST AND GUIDE. FISHING LINES”. What They Are…Issued by the Catalogue no. 15. (Jan. 1931). Octavo, illustrations, Proprietors of the “Geisha” and “Cherry Blossom” … original pictorial wrappers. Melbourne, Spectator Fishing Lines… Fifth edition, circa 1939, in original Publishing, 1931. + Copies of Hartley’s catalogue no. 8 wrappers. (Sep. 1928), and catalogue no. 30 (September 1934), Estimate $80/120 the Melbourne Centenary issue. Estimate $80/120

[137] ‘H.K.A.’ FLY PATTERNS TYPED CIRCULAR OF [141] TROUT FLIES tied and sold by H.K. Anderson, and an HARTLEYS. FISHING PRICE LIST AND GUIDE. accompanying letter to a purchaser of a ‘sample set’ of Catalogue no. 3. (Sep. 1923). Octavo, illustrations, his flies. Quarto, two pages on two leaves, browned original pictorial wrappers. Melbourne, Fraser & and worn on old folds, the list of flies laid down more Jenkinson, 1923. + A worn copy of Hartleys catalogue recently on paper. Sydney, 1936. H.K. Anderson was a no. 4 (Sep. 1924), with tape on spine. NSW inland fisheries officer, and also wrote on Estimate $80/120 fishing: ‘…should you contemplate going to strange waters, I shall be very pleased to tell you anything you wish to know about them. I have fished and restocked, [142] every worthwhile trout stream in N.S.W., so have more HARTLEYS. HARTLEYS ANGLING & than a passing acquaintance with all of them.’ SHOOTING BULLETIN. An incomplete run of 16 Estimate $100/200 issues (including one duplicate) Vol. 2. No. 1. (Sep. 1930) - Vol. 6 No. 5 (Jan. 1935). Sixteen issues, octavo, illustrations, original wrappers (one issue covered with [138] adhesive plastic). Melbourne, Spectator Publishing, HARDY BROS LTD. HARDY’S ANGLERS 1930-1935. Includes the Melbourne Centenary Season GUIDE. 1921. Octavo, illustrations, coloured plates, (1934-35) issue. original cloth backed pictorial wrappers. Glasgow, Estimate $150/200 Robert Maclehose and Co., 1921. 44th edition. Includes Percy Hunter’s ‘Trout Fishing in New South Wales, Australia’. + Issues for 1927 (includes Howard [143] Joseland’s article ‘Angling in Australia’ ); 1929 J.M. GILLIES. ROD AND TACKLE. No. 37 [cover (includes J.N. Butler’s ‘Angling in Tasmania’ ); 1937 title]. Octavo, illustrations, original wrappers. (includes G.R. Lyne’s ‘Trout Fishing in Australia’ & Melbourne, circa 1935. + A copy of its subsequent Butler’s ‘Angling in Tasmania’) and the 1937 catalogue (no. 38), and its season 1963-64 price list. Coronation issue with variant wrappers. Estimate $100/200 Estimate $240/480 [144] Catalogues and Reference MICK SIMMONS. SURECATCH FISHERMAN’S GUIDE 1967-8 [cover title]. Octavo, illustrations, original pictorial wrappers. Sydney, Ambassador Press, 1967. + Four other Sydney angling trade catalogues including copies of Smith’s Sports Store, [146] 1958, Robertson Sports Goods catalogue, 1961, and BUSHELL, C.W. CATALOGUE OF THE PRIVATE Pick O’ the World Sports Stores, circa 1963. ANGLING LIBRARY of C.W. Bushell, Snr. Octavo, Estimate $80/120 illustrations, original wrappers (minor tape repair at head of spine), Jock Grey’s copy with book plate. Sydney, Bushell Publishing Company, 1953. Scarce. [145] Estimate $80/120 SIL ROHU. “FISHING TACKLE TO TACKLE FISHING” [COVER TITLE]. Octavo, illustrations, complete with perforated order forms in original pictorial wrappers (and 1935 supplement), worn on [147] spine. Sydney, Ross Bros. Ltd., 1934. + A copy of the DUNN, Bob. ANGLING IN AUSTRALIA. Its History 1937 catalogue. + A copy of BAKER’S FISHING and Writings. Folio, illustrations (loosely inserted GUIDE, 1936, in worn original wrappers. print), original plasticised cloth with pictorial onlay. Estimate $120/240 Sydney, David Ell Press, 1991. Deluxe edition limited to 300 numbered copies, signed by the author. Additionally inscribed on half-title page to John Cummins. Estimate $150/300

[148] DUNN, Bob. ANGLING IN AUSTRALIA. Its History and Writings. Folio, illustrations, original boards with dustwrapper. Sydney, David Ell Press, 1991. With some loosely inserted ephemera and correspondence from Dunn to John Cummins about the publication of the book. + A spiral bound draft of the same work. + A copy of John Cummins’s well used and annotated 2006 edition of Jim Findlay’s AUSTRALIAN FISHING BOOKS. + A copy of the 2004 edition of the same work inscribed by the publisher for John Cummins. + Copies of Paul Corliss’s bibliography and supplement on New Zealand fishing book. Estimate $150/300

[149] DUNN, Bob. ANTIQUARIAN ANGLER. Catalogue no. 1 (July 1981) - no. 18 (August 2000) [all published]. Eighteen issues (catalogues nos 1 & 2 supplied in facsimile), octavo, illustrations, original wrappers. Sydney, 1981-2000. + A group of auction catalogues including the angling libraries of Jock Grey (1991), Peter Jowett (1999), Bob Dunn (2003), and David Scholes (2008), including John Cummins’s working copies, with some duplication. + A small quantity of related catalogues. Estimate $100/150 [150] DUNN, Bob. AUSTRALIAN FISHING REELS: A Collector’s Guide. Folio, illustrations, publisher’s leather with pictorial onlay. Sydney, Antiquarian Angler, 1994. Special edition limited to 100 numbered and signed copies. This copy additionally inscribed and signed by the author to John Cummins. + Loosely inserted copy of Value Guide For Australian Fishing Reels. Issue no. 1 (November 1994). + AUSTRALIAN FISHING REELS SUPPLEMENT & VALUE GUIDE UPDATE. Issue no. 2 (November 1995) - Issue No. 8 (2002/2003). Seven issues, folio, illustrations, original wrappers. Sydney, 1995-2003. Estimate $300/400

[151] DUNN, Bob. AUSTRALIAN FISHING REELS: A Collector’s Guide. Folio, illustrations, original pictorial boards. Sydney, Antiquarian Angler, 1994. + Loosely inserted copy of Value Guide For Australian Fishing Reels. Issue no. 1 (November 1994). + AUSTRALIAN FISHING REELS SUPPLEMENT & VALUE GUIDE UPDATE. Issue no. 2 (November 1995) - Issue No. 8 (2002/2003). Seven issues, folio, illustrations, original wrappers. Sydney, 1995-2003. Estimate $200/300

[152] DUNN, Bob. THE ANTIQUARIAN ANGLER’S LIBRARY. Being a Selected Bibliography of Rare and Not so Rare Books on Fish and Fishing With Special Emphasis on the Australian, New Zealand and Pacific Regions. Folio, illustrations, original wrappers (wrinkled). Sydney, Antiquarian Angler, 1981. Edition apparently limited to 100 copies. Estimate $100/200 Salt Water & Big Game Fishing [158] DUNN, Bob, and Peter GOADBY. SALTWATER GAME FISHES of the World. An Illustrated History. Folio, illustrated throughout, original gilt-decorated leather with pictorial onlay, all edges gilt, in uniform [153] box. Melbourne, Australian Fishing Network, 2000. BAKER, C. Alma. DEEP SEA BIG GAME FISHING Subscriber’s edition limited to 10 copies, signed by the Bay of Islands, New Zealand… Octavo, illustrations, authors. This copy additionally inscribed and signed by original blue cloth with pictorial onlay. Glasgow, the authors (on the half title) to John Cummins, with Printed for Private Circulation by Robert Maclehose & some loosely inserted correspondence. Co., 1937. Scarce. The cover title reads: Rough Guide Estimate $800/1200 to New Zealand Big Game Fishing. Estimate $200/400

[159] [154] GOADBY, Peter. SALTWATER GAMEFISHING. BERMAGUI BIG GAME ANGLERS’ CLUB. Offshore and Onshore. Quarto, illustrations, BERMAGUI N.S.W. AUSTRALIA. The Australian publisher’s leather. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1991. Headquarters of Big Game Fishing [cover title]. 1938- Edition limited to 100 copies, signed by the author. 1939 season. Quarto, illustrations, original pictorial This copy additionally signed and inscribed for John wrappers. Sydney, R.C. Switson & Co., 1939. Scarce. Cummins on the half title page. + A copy of Goadby’s Includes Arthur Upfield article ‘A Tale of Bermagui’. BILLFISHING (1996), deluxe edition limited to 50 Estimate $150/300 copies, signed by the author. Estimate $150/300

[155] CAMERON, John. THE FISHERMAN: A Guide to the Inexperienced. How, When, and Where. Octavo, [160] illustrations, original red cloth. Brisbane, Gordon and GREY, Zane. AN AMERICAN ANGLER in Gotch, 1888. Scarce. Ferguson, 7844. ‘The first book Australia. Octavo, plates, original blue cloth with exclusively devoted to Australian saltwater fishing’ dustwrapper. London, Hodder & Stoughton, [1937]. (Dunn). First UK edition. Estimate $200/400 Estimate $150/300

[156] CHAMPLEY, James T. AUSTRALIAN ANGLER’S [161] GUIDE and Sea-Fisher’s Manual. Octavo, illustrations, GREY, Zane. SIGNED (CANCELLED) CHEQUE original pictorial wrappers, Jock Grey’s copy with written in his characteristic purple ink, payable to his book plate. Melbourne, George Robertson and business manager Lyle Bagnard. 2 Jan. 1939. + Two Company, n.d. circa 1910. Scarce. photographic postcards of record weight sharks caught Estimate $200/300 in Australian in the 1930s by Grey and Bagnard. Estimate $80/120

[157] DUNN, Bob, and Peter GOADBY. SALTWATER GAME FISHES of the World. An Illustrated History. [162] Folio, illustrated throughout, original gilt-decorated LEWERS, Dick, and Les YOUNG. JUST ANGLING leather with pictorial onlay, all edges gilt, in slip case. ALONG. A book Mainly Devoted to Rigs, Baits, Melbourne, Australian Fishing Network, 2000. Edition Times and Tides, to Help You Land Some of Our limited to 500 copies, signed by the authors. Popular Fish. Oblong octavo, illustrations, original Estimate $150/300 pictorial wrappers. Sydney, Langlea Printery, circa 1957. Scarce. Estimate $80/120 [163] Fishing Generally. Octavo, plates, large folding map, MANLY CASTING & SURF ANGLING CLUB. original pictorial cloth. Brisbane, Outridge Printing FIXTURES January to November 1951. 140 x 85 mm, Co., 1905. Scarce. 4-page folding printed card. Sydney, S.J. Anderson, Estimate $400/600 [1950]. + A small group of related ephemeral pieces including programme for the Eighth Annual Australian [168] Surf Casting Tournament, 1947; a Anthony Horderns’ WELSBY, Thomas. SPORT AND PASTIME IN tide calendar for 1949; and an issue (no. 35 June 1930) MORETON BAY. Octavo, plates, original blue cloth. of the CATFISH BUDGET. + A small quantity of Brisbane, Simpson, Halligan & Co., [1931]. Edition photographs. limited to 300 numbered copies, signed by the author. Estimate $100/200 Very scarce. + A copy of Welsby’s EARLY MORETON BAY (1907), original cloth, re-backed, [164] hinges strengthened. + Two books from the library of ROUGHLEY, T.C. FISHES OF AUSTRALIA and Thomas Welsby with his book label. Their Technology. Quarto, coloured and black-and- Estimate $200/400 white plates, original gilt-decorated cloth. Sydney, William Applegate Gullick, 1916. Inscribed and signed by the author for A.G. Butler on half-title page. + Roughley’s copy of Tenison-Woods’s FISH AND FISHERIES OF NEW SOUTH WALES (1882), publisher’s half morocco and marbled boards, and signed and dated by Roughley on front free endpaper., and Roughley’s copy of William Macleay’s DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF AUSTRALIAN FISHES (1881-84), three volumes (in one), publisher’s red cloth, rebacked, signed and dated by Roughley on preliminary blank. + A copy of Roughley’s OYSTER CULTURE ON THE GEORGE’S RIVER, NEW SOUTH WALES (1922). + An issue of THE TECHNICAL GAZETTE of New South Wales (1913) with an article by Roughley. Estimate $300/500

[165] TENISON-WOODS, J.E. FISH AND FISHERIES of New South Wales. Octavo, sepia plates, publisher’s half morocco and marbled boards. Sydney, Thomas Richards, 1882. First edition. Estimate $150/300

[166] TENISON-WOODS, J.E. FISH AND FISHERIES of New South Wales. Octavo, coloured plates, publisher’s half morocco and marbled boards preserved in a modern quarter morocco book form box. Sydney, Thomas Richards, 1883. Second edition. Estimate $150/300

[167] WELSBY, Thomas. SCHNAPPERING AND FISHING in the Brisbane River and Moreton Bay Waters. Also Included a Wandering Discourse on Walton and Cotton [173] COTTON, Charles. THE COMPLEAT ANGLER. Being Instructions How to Angle For a Trout or Grayling in a Clear Stream. Part II. Octavo, plain calf, marbled edges, preserved in modern cloth case. London, Richard Marriott, and Henry Brome, 1676. [169] First edition of Cotton’s separately-issued continuation COIGNEY, Rodolphe. IZAAK WALTON. A New of Walton. Also concurrently sold bound with Walton Bibliography 1653-1987. Octavo, coloured and black and Robert Venables (Part III) as The Universal & white plates, tipped-in leaf (from an imperfect copy) Angler. Coigney, 6. of the first edition of the Complete Angler, publisher’s Estimate $500/800 red morocco, gilt, with slipcase. New York, James Cummins, 1989. Deluxe edition limited to 26 copies, signed by the author. Estimate $800/1200 [174] WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE COMPLETE ANGLER... Octavo, 15 plates, woodcut illustrations, old calf, rebacked. London, Thomas [170] Hope, 1760. Fourth Hawkins edition. Coigney, 13. CRAWHALL, Joseph (ed.). IZAAK WALTON: His Estimate $200/400 Wallet Booke. Octavo, hand coloured illustrations, publisher’s vellum backed boards, edges uncut. London, Field & Tuer, The Leadenhall Press, Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington, 1885. First edition, [175] first issue. Coigney, 126. + A copy of the second issue WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE in publisher’s gilt-decorated vellum with (frayed) ties, COMPLETE ANGLER... Octavo, 15 plates, woodcut and linen endpockets. illustrations, bound without advertisement leaf in later Estimate $200/400 calf. London, John, Francis, and Charles Rivington, 1784. First Hawkins edition. Coigney, 9. Estimate $150/300 [171] WESTWOOD, Thomas. THE CHRONICLE OF The ‘Compleat Angler’ of Izaak Walton and Charles Cotton [176] Being a Bibliographical Record of its Various Phases WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE and Mutations. Small quarto, morocco (spine rubbed), COMPLETE ANGLER... Octavo, plates, illustrations, all edges gilt. London, Willis and Sotheran, 1864. + bound with engraved half title in green gilt-decorated Copies of Walton bibliographies by Oliver (1936), in morocco by Sangorski and Sutcliffe (sunned on spine) , original cloth, and Horne (1970) and Coigney (1989), top edge gilt, cloth slipcase. London, Samuel Bagster, both in original cloth with dustwrappers. 1808. First Bagster edition (Mercier and Co. octavo Estimate $140/280 edition). Coigney, 17. Estimate $200/400

[172] ZOUCH, Thomas. THE LIFE OF ISAAC WALTON; [177] Including Notices of His Contemporaries. Octavo, WALTON, Izaak. THE COMPLETE ANGLER... plates, woodcut illustrations, publisher’s boards, neatly Square octavo, illustrations, and 17 handcoloured rebacked. London, Septimus Prowett, 1823. + A copy plates, small repair to one leaf, bound without Bagster of Richard Herne Shepherd’s WALTONIANA (1878), title page and advertisement leaf in old calf, rebacked. in original cloth, rebacked, new endpapers. [London, Samuel Bagster, 1810]. First Bagster (1653 Estimate $100/200 facsimile) edition. Coigney, 20 (b). Estimate $160/320 Lot 173 [178] [183] WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE COMPLETE ANGLER... Octavo, 14 plates, woodcut COMPLETE ANGLER... Edited by John Major. illustrations, bound with advertisement leaf in modern Fourth Edition. Octavo, twelve plates (with additional half calf and marbled boards. London, John Major, set of proof plates on india paper), illustrations, bound 1823. First Major edition. Coigney, 23. in green morocco, elaborately gilt, from the library of Estimate $150/300 C.W. Bushell with his inscription and signature on preliminary blank. London, D. Bogue, 1844. Major’s sixth (but titled fourth) edition. Coigney, 56. + A copy of the Washbourne edition (1842), in gilt-decorated [179] morocco. Coigney, 51. WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE Estimate $100/150 COMPLETE ANGLER... Octavo, plates, woodcut illustrations, green morocco, elaborately gilt. London, John Major, 1824. Second Major edition, large paper issue. Coigney, 25. [184] Estimate $100/200 WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE COMPLETE ANGLER... With Original Memoirs and Notes by Sir Harris Nicolas. Two volumes, octavo, plates, illustrations, contemporary tree calf (by Hayes, [180] Oxford), gilt on spine. London, Nattali and Bond, 1860. WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE Second (Nicolas) edition. Coigney, 78 COMPLETE ANGLER... Two volumes in one, 16mo, Estimate $200/400 frontispieces, old calf and marbled boards, endpapers renewed. London, Printed by C. Wittingham for Thomas Tegg, 1823. First Tegg edition. Coigney, 27. Estimate $100/200 [185] WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE COMPLETE ANGLER... Edited by John Major. [181] Octavo, eight plates (with duplicates on india paper) WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE illustrations, publisher’s blue gilt-decorated cloth (bit COMPLETE ANGLER... 64mo,engaved title-page, worn on spine), top edge gilt. London, J.C. Nimmo and woodcuts, old calf. London, William Pickering, 1825. Bain, 1883. Coigney, 118. + A copy of the first Le First Pickering edition. Coigney, 30. + A copy of the Gallienne edition (1897) bound in half morocco, gilt on circa 1900 Oxford University Press miniature edition, spine, top edge gilt. Coigney, 182. publisher’s morocco, rebacked, new endpapers. Estimate $150/300 Coigney, 204. Estimate $100/200

[186] WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE [182] COMPLETE ANGLER... Edited by John Major. WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE [bound with] JACKSON, John, A Treatise on Flies and COMPLETE ANGLER... With Original Memoirs and Fly-Hooks. Octavo, plates (some handcoloured), Notes by Sir Harris Nicolas. Two volumes, octavo, illustrations, gilt-decorated morocco by Winstanley plates, illustrations, foxing on preliminaries, some (Manchester), top edge gilt. London, John C. Nimmo, offsetting from woodcuts, half morocco and marbled 1885. Extra-illustrated edition, limited to 120 numbered boards. London, William Pickering, 1836 First Nicolas copies. Coigney, 127. edition. Coigney, 44. Estimate $400/600 Estimate $600/900 [187] [191] WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE WALTON, Izaak. THE COMPLEAT ANGLER… A COMPLETE ANGLER... The Lea and Dove Edition… new Edition edited with an introduction by Andrew Edited and Arranged by R.B. Marston. Two volumes, Lang, and illustrated by E.J. Sullivan. Octavo, quarto, plates, illustrations, maps, offsetting on illustrations, original gilt-decorated green cloth, top endpapers, diffuse foxing, modern bookplates, edge gilt, with an original E.J Sullivan illustration, publisher’s gilt-decorated contrasting cloth, top edge ‘On the Otter and the Chub’ (used as the head-piece gilt, other edges uncut. London, Sampson Low, on p. 61), in mount, preserved in cloth box. London, Marston, Searle and Rivington, 1888. ‘Demy Quarto J.M. Dent, 1896. Coigney, 174. Edition’, limited to 500 copies, signed by the editor. Estimate $100/200 Coigney, 139. Estimate $300/500 [192] WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE COMPLETE ANGLER... The Winchester Edition. Two volumes, quarto, plates (in two states, one on japanese [188] paper), illustrations on india paper (laid down), half WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE green morocco by Bayntun, gilt on spine (sunned). COMPLETE ANGLER... With an Introduction by London, Freemantle & Company, 1902. Deluxe edition James Russell Lowell. Two volumes, plates (on india limited to 150 numbered copies, signed by the paper , laid down), illustrations, modern half green illustrators. edition. Coigney, 215. morocco, gilt on spine, top edge gilt, new endpapers. Estimate $600/900 Boston, Little, Brown, and Company, 1889. Edition limited to 500 copies, this out of series. Coigney, 144. + Copies of the third Nicolas edition (Coigney 95) in [193] Baynton binding, and the first Davies edition (Coigney, WALTON, Izaak. THE COMPLEAT ANGLER… 102) in original blue decorated cloth. Octavo, illustration, crimson morocco, gilt on spine. Estimate $120/240 Chiswick, The Caradoc Press, 1905. Edition limited to 350 copies. Coigney, 230. Estimate $200/400

[189] [194] WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE WALTON, Izaak. THE COMPLETE ANGLER... COMPLETE ANGLER… Edited by John Major. With Illustrations by James Thorpe. Quarto, tipped-in [bound with] JACKSON, John, A Treatise on Flies and coloured plates, publisher’s gilt-decorated morocco Fly-Hooks. Two volumes in one, octavo, plates, (sunned on spine), top edge gilt, other edges uncut. illustrations, ten hand coloured plates, morocco, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1911. Deluxe edition sunned on spine, gilt. London, John C. Nimmo, 1889. limited to 250 numbered copies and signed by the Coigney, 141. artist. Coigney, 250. Estimate $150/300 Estimate $400/600

[195] [190] WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE COMPLETE ANGLER... Octavo, eight plates on COMPLETE ANGLER... Two volumes, quarto, plates, japanese vellum, illustrations, green morocco (sunned illustrations, publisher’s gilt-decorated vellum backed on spine), gilt. London, Navarre Society, 1925. cloth with cloth covered dustwrappers, top edges gilt. Coigney, 285. + A copy of the 1929 Nonesuch Press London, Samuel Bagster and Sons, 1893. ‘Tercentenary edition bound in morocco (Coigney, 303). + Copies of Edition’, limited to 250 numbered copies. Coigney, the first Hankey edition (1913) in original buckram 164. (Coigney, 261), the first Daglish edition (1927) in Estimate $150/300 original cloth backed boards (Coigney, 1927), and the first Navarre Society edition (1925) in original cloth (Coigney, 285). Estimate $160/320 [196] Great Britain Angling WALTON, Izaak, and Charles Cotton. THE COMPLETE ANGLER... Illustrations From Engravings on Wood by E. Fitch Daglish. Quarto, tipped-in plates, publisher’s vellum backed boards. London, Thornton Butterworth, 1927. Deluxe edition [200] limited to 100 numbered copies with additional plate AKERMAN, John Yonge. SPRING-TIDE: or, the signed by the artist. Coigney, 295. Angler and His Friends. Octavo, plates, original cloth. Estimate $200/300 London, Richard Bentley, 1852 Second edition. Author’s presentation copy. Estimate $100/200 [197] WALTON, Izaak. THE COMPLEAT ANGLER… Folio, illustrations, vellum backed marbled boards, top [201] edge gilt. London, Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1930. Edition BARKER, Thomas. BARKER’S DELIGHT: Or the limited to 450 copies (this out of series), signed by the Art of Angling… Duodecimo, contemporary calf. artist. Coigney, 308. + A copy of the Limited Editions London, J.H. Burn, 1820 One of 100 copies. Reprint of Club (New York, 1948) edition in similar format. the 1659 second edition. Coigney, 374. Estimate $100/200 Estimate $100/200 [202] [198] BERNERS, Lady Juliana. A TREATYSE OF RACKHAM. WALTON, Izaak. THE COMPLEAT FYSSHYNGE WYTH AN ANGLE, being a facsimile ANGLER… Illustrated by Arthur Rackham. Quarto, reproduction of the first book on the subject of fishing coloured frontispiece and plates, black & white printed in England by Wynkyn de Worde at illustrations, pictorial endpapers, publisher’s gilt- Westminster in 1496. Quarto, contemporary full decorated vellum, top edge gilt, in card slipcase with morocco, panelled and embossed, very slight rubbing. printed label. London, George C. Harrap & Co., 1931. London, Elliot Stock, 1880. A notable facsimile. First Rackham edition limited to 775 copies, signed by Estimate $200/300 the illustrator. Coigney, 312. Estimate $500/800 [203] BERTRAM, James G. THE BORDER ANGLER: A Guide-Book to the Tweed and its Tributaries and the [199] Other Streams Commanded by the North British RACKHAM. WALTON, Izaak. THE COMPLEAT Railway. With an Accurate Map of the District. ANGLER… Illustrated by Arthur Rackham. Quarto, Octavo, folding map, original blue, gilt-decorated cloth coloured frontispiece and plates, black & white (bit worn on spine). Edinburgh, William P. Nimmo, illustrations, pictorial endpapers, publisher’s gilt- 1858. decorated morocco, top edge gilt. London, George C. Estimate $100/200 Harrap & Co., 1931. Coigney, 313. Estimate $200/400 [204] BLACKER, William. BLACKER’S ART OF FLY MAKING, &C. Comprising Angling, & Dyeing of Colours… With Descriptions of Flies For the Season of the Year They Come Out on the Water. Rewritten & Revised by the Author Blacker, Himself, Fishing Tackle Maker… Octavo, 21 plates (most hand coloured), some plate-marks trimmed without loss to image, old morocco, gilt. London, Blacker, 1855. Third edition. Estimate $300/500 [205] [209] BROOKES, Richard. THE ART OF ANGLING, CHOLMONDELEY-PENNELL, H. THE MODERN ROCK AND SEA-FISHING, with the natural history PRACTICAL ANGLER. A Complete Guide to Fly- of river, pond, and sea-fish. Illustrated with 133 cutts. Fishing, Bottom-Fishing, & Trolling. Octavo, coloured Duodecimo, illustrations, title printed in red and black, frontispiece, plates, illustrations, original cloth, top a little very pale marking, early full calf, ruled in gilt. edge gilt. London, Frederick Warne and Co., 1870. + London, John Watts, 1740. First edition: uncommon. + Eight related works. DAVY, Sir Humphrey. Salmonia: or days of fly Estimate $320/480 fishing. Small octavo, plates, an old repair to foot of title-page, later half calf and marbled boards. London, [210] John Murray, 1832. Third edition. CHOLMONDELEY-PENNELL, H. (ed.). FISHING Estimate $150/300 GOSSIP or Stray Leaves From the Note-Books of Several Anglers. Octavo, two plates, original cloth. Edinburgh, Adam & Charles Black, 1866. Includes H.R. Francis’s ‘An Angler at the Antipodes’. + Another [206] copy of the same work in variant binding. + A copy of BROWN, William. THE NATURAL HISTORY OF Cholmondeley’s-Pennell’s THE ANGLER- THE SALMON, As Asertained by the Recent NATURALIST (1863). + A copy of J. D’EWES’S Experiments in the Artificial Spawning and Hatching SPORTING IN BOTH HEMISPHERES (1858), with of the Ova and Rearing of the Fry, at Stormonfield, on Australian references. the Tay. Octavo, two plates, original cloth. Glasgow, Estimate $150/300 Thomas Murray, 1862. First edition. + A copy of David Cairncross’s THE ORIGIN OF THE SILVER EEL (1862), original cloth with paper label on front board. [211] Estimate $100/200 CLEMINSON, J. MANUSCRIPT FISHING DIARY, 1931-1935, mostly County Durham, North East England, with a summary of each season. Octavo, circa 40 leaves (rectos only), pencil drawing, 16 original [207] tipped in photographs (with captions), stock cloth CARROLL, W. THE ANGLER’S VADE MECUM, notebook. 1931-1935 Record of grayling and trout Containing a Descriptive Account of the Water Flies, fishing mostly in the River Tees. Their Seasons, and the Kind of Weather That Brings Estimate $200/400 Them Most on the Water. The Whole Represented in Twelve Coloured Plates: to Which is Added, a [212] Description of the Different Baits Used in Angling, and COUCH, Jonathan. A HISTORY OF THE FISHES Where Found. Octavo, 12 handcoloured plates, bound OF THE BRITISH ISLANDS. Four volumes, quarto, with half title in contemporary straight grain morocco, coloured plates, original gilt decorated blue cloth. re-backed. Edinburgh, Archibald Constable., 1818. London George Bell & Sons, 1877. + A copy of Estimate $300/500 Houghton’s BRITISH FRESH-WATER FISHES in original cloth, all edges gilt, third edition. Estimate $200/400 [208] CHETHAM, James. THE ANGLERS VADE [213] MECUM: Or, a Compendious, Yet Full, Discourse of CUTCLIFFE, H.C. THE ART OF TROUT FISHING Angling… The Third Edition, Very Much Enlarged. ON RAPID STREAMS: Comprising a Complete Octavo, polished calf, rebacked. London, William System of Fishing the North Devon Streams, and Their Battersby and William Brown, 1700. Third edition, Like: With Detailed Instructions in the Art of Fishing second issue (without frontispiece). Westwood & With the Artificial Fly… Duodecimo, modern half calf Satchell, pp. 59-60. and marbled boards… South Molton, W. Tucker, 1863. Estimate $300/500 First edition. Estimate $200/300 [214] [219] DEWAR, George A.B. THE BOOK OF THE DRY- MAXWELL, Herbert (ed.). FISHING At Home & FLY. Octavo, plates, original cloth. London, Lawrence Abroad. Quarto, coloured and black & white plates, and Bullen, 1897. + Five related works. illustrations, publisher’s morocco, top edge gilt. Estimate $120/240 London, The London & Counties Press Association, 1913 Edition limited to 750 numbered copies. Estimate $200/400 [215] HALFORD, Frederic M. DRY FLY ENTOMO- LOGY. A Brief Description of Leading Types of Natural Insects Serving as Food For Trout and Grayling [220] With the 100 Best Patterns of Floating Flies and the MEDWIN, Thomas. THE ANGLER IN WALES, or Various Methods of Dressing Them. Octavo, plates days and nights of sportsmen. Two volumes, octavo, (including ten handcoloured), publisher’s half roan. frontispieces and text illustrations, later half calf. London, Vinton, 1897. First edition. + A copy of the London, Richard Bentley, 1834. + TAYLOR, Samuel. 1902 fourth revised edition of Halford’s DRY-FLY Angling in all its Branches. Octavo, later cloth, front FISHING IN THEORY AND PRACTICE, volume I in hinge broken. London, Longman and Rees, 1800. The Halford Dry-Fly Series. Extra-illustrated with 22 plates, some full-page, others Estimate $200/400 with the images laid down. Estimate $100/200 [216] HALFORD, Frederic M. MODERN DEVELOPMENT OF THE DRY FLY: The New Dry [221] Fly Patterns , the Manipulation of Dressing Them, and MOSELY, Martin, E. THE DRY-FLY Practical Experiences of Their Use. Octavo, FISHERMAN’S ENTOMOLOGY. Being a illustrations, plates (some coloured) original navy Supplement to Frederic M. Halford’s The Dry-Fly buckram. London, Routledge, 1910. First edition. + Man’s Handbook. Octavo, illustrations, plates Copies of Halford’s THE DRY-FLY MAN’S (including fifteen hand coloured), publisher’s wallet HANDBOOK (1913), bound in green half morocco, style green cloth. London, George Routledge and Sons, and MAKING A FISHERY (1895) in original cloth. 1921. + A copies of Mosely’s INSECT LIFE and the Estimate $240/340 Management of a Trout Fishery (1926), and Roger Woolley’s MODERN TROUT FLY DRESSING (1932). + A copy of G.E.M. Skues’s SILK, FUR AND [217] FEATHER: The Trout-Fly Dresser’s Year by “V.C.” JARDINE, Alfred. PIKE AND PERCH. With Notes Being a Reprint in Book Form of a series of Articles on Record Pike and a Chapter on the Black Bass, published in the “Fishing Gazette.” (1950) in original Murray Cod and Other Sporting Members of the Perch green cloth. Family. Octavo, plates illustrations, and two leaves of Estimate $120/240 advertisements, original brown cloth. London, Lawrence and Bullen, 1897. Scarce first edition. Volume III in the Angler’s Library. Edited by Herbert Maxwell and F.G. Aflalo. + A copy of the George [222] Routledge reprint in original green cloth. + A revised MOTTRAM, J.C. FLY-FISHING: Some New Arts edition (circa 1895) of J.T. Burgess’s ANGLING AND and Mysteries. Octavo, illustrations, attractive art deco HOW TO ANGLE in original pictorial cloth angling bookplate on front paste down, original blue Estimate $150/300 cloth. London, The Field & Queen, [1915]. First edition. + A copy of the 1921 second edition of the same work. Mottram’s book includes a chapter on Fly [218] fishing in New Zealand, and is the subject of an entire LANG, Andrew, ANGLING SKETCHES. Octavo, chapter in Arnold Gingrich’s THE FISHING IN plates, illustrations, publisher’s boards. London, PRINT (1974). Longmans, Green, and Co., 1891. Large paper copy, Estimate $100/200 limited to 150 numbered copies. + Three other works of angling reminiscence. Estimate $120/240 [223] [228] OPPIAN. OPPIAN’S HALIEUTICKS OF THE PRITT, T.E. THE BOOK OF THE GRAYLING: NATURE OF FISHES AND FISHING OF THE Being a Description of the Fish, and the Art of Angling ANCIENTS, in V Books, translated from the Greek. For Him, as Practised Chiefly in the Midlands and the Octavo, an attractive copy complete with List of North of England. Octavo, folding coloured Subscribers, early blind-stamped calf. Oxford, 1722. frontispiece and two other platers, original brown cloth First English edition of a celebrated classic. over bevelled boards. Leeds, Goodall and Suddick, Estimate $150/300 1888. Estimate $200/300

[224] PARKER, Eric (ed.). AN ANGLER’S GARLAND of Fields, Rivers, and other Country Contentments. [229] Octavo, original boards with printed paper title label RONALDS, Alfred. THE FLY-FISHER’S on spine. London, Philip Allan & Co., 1920. Signed by ENTOMOLOGY. With Coloured Representations of the editor. + Four related works. the Natural and Artificial Insect, and a Few Estimate $120/240 Observations and Instructions on Trout- and Grayling- Fishing. Octavo, handcoloured plates, original green cloth. London, Longmans, Green, and Co., 1868. Seventh edition. [225] Estimate $150/300 PHILLIPS, Henry. THE TRUE ENJOYMENT OF ANGLING. Tall octavo, frontispiece portrait, uncut in original cloth, gilt, rebacked. London, William Stevens, 1843. Special issue of 100 hundred copies for [230] Subscribers. + Anon. The Gentleman Angler, RONALDS, Alfred. THE FLY-FISHER’S containing brief and plain instructions by which the ENTOMOLOGY. With Coloured Representations of young beginner may in a short time become a perfect the Natural and Artificial Insect, and a Few artist in angling for all kinds of fish. Octavo, Observations and Instructions on Trout and Grayling frontispiece, disbound, with an early front wrapper, Fishing. Octavo, handcoloured plates, bound in half lacking the final leaf and rear wrapper and with a defect green morocco by Sangorski and Sutcliffe, top edge in pp. 119/20, in folding bookform box. London, G. gilt. London, Longmans, Green, and Co., 1877. Eighth Kearsley, 1786. edition. Estimate $80/120 Estimate $150/300

[226] PISCATOR. THE SECRETS OF ANGLING, [231] teaching the choicest tools, baits, and seasons, for the RONALDS, Alfred. THE FLY-FISHER’S taking of any fish in pond or river. Octavo, two volumes ENTOMOLOGY. With Directions For Making the in one, titles printed in red and black, full crushed Artificial Representation of Each Fly; and a Few morocco by Zaehnsdorf, gilt and decorated, silk Observations and Instructions on Trout and Grayling endpapers, all edges gilt. Edinburgh, Privately Printed, Fishing. Two volumes, quarto, plates, volumes II with 1885. Edition limited to 75 large-paper copies. 45 (of 48) artificial flies in sunken mounts, publisher’s Estimate $150/240 green morocco backed cloth (rubbed on spine), gilt, institutional labels on front labels. Liverpool, Henry Young & Sons, 1913. Deluxe edition limited to 250 numbered copies, signed by the publisher. The flies in [227] volume II are replacements tied by Hardy Bros. POSTCARDS. ABOUT 60 POSTCARDS, mostly Estimate $800/1200 relating to fishing in the UK and USA, some early 20th century. Includes some Tuck’s ‘Oilettes’. Estimate $100/200 [232] SANDEMAN, Fraser. BY HOOK AND BY CROOK. With illustrations by the author. Octavo, photographic frontispiece, coloured plates, original cream buckram (little aged), top edge gilt, others uncut. London, Henry Sotheran & Co., 1892. + WALKER, A. S. and MACKIE, P. The Keeper’s Book, a guide to the duties of a gamekeeper. Octavo, plates, Edinburgh and London, George Morton, 1904. Third impression: with the bookplate of the author Peter Mackie, and with correspondence from his descendants; subsequently from the collection of Charles Massy and with his bookplate. + A finely bound copy of Hodgson’s TROUT FISHING (3rd edition, 1908), and a copy of Fraser’s ANGLING SONGS (1907) in original parchment-backed boards. Estimate $120/150

[233] SCROPE, William. DAYS AND NIGHTS OF SALMON FISHING IN THE TWEED, with a short account of the Natural History and Habits of the Salmon, Instructions to Sportsmen, Anecdotes, Etc. Octavo, additional lithographed title, illustrated with twelve tinted and handcoloured lithographed plates, and vignettes, corner of one advertisement leaf lacking, an attractive copy in modern morocco, gilt. London, John Murray, 1843. First edition. Estimate $400/600

[234] SHERINGHAM, Hugh, & John C. MOORE (eds). THE BOOK OF THE FLY-ROD Quarto, coloured and black & white plates, illustration, original cloth. London, Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1931. + A copy of Charles Zibeon Southard’s TROUT FLY-FISHING IN AMERICA (1915) in original cloth. Estimate $200/400

[235] SKUES, G.E.M. THE WAY OF A TROUT WITH A FLY. And Some Further Studies in Minor Tactics. Octavo, black & white and coloured illustrations, original cloth with dustwrapper. London, A. C. Black, 1928. Second edition. + A copy of the second edition (1914) of Skues’s MINOR TACTICS OF THE CHALK STREAM. + A copy of Skues’s ITCHEN MEMORIES (1951), original cloth with dustwrapper. Estimate $150/300 [236] [241] STEWART, W.C. THE PRACTICAL ANGLER or TAYLOR, Samuel. ANGLING IN ALL ITS the Art of Trout-Fishing. More Particularly Applied to BRANCHES, Reduced to a Complete Science… Clear Water. Octavo, illustrations, original gilt- Octavo, bound with half title and advertisements in decorated cloth. Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black, contemporary crimson half morocco and marbled 1861. Fourth edition. + Five contemporary works. boards, top edge gilt. London, T.N. Longman and O. Estimate $120/240 Rees, 1800. Estimate $100/200 [237] STEWART, W.C. THE PRACTICAL ANGLER or [242] the Art of Trout-Fishing More Particularly Applied to WEST, Leonard THE NATURAL TROUT FLY Clear Water Together With a Caution to Anglers… AND ITS IMITATION. Being an Angler’s Record of Octavo, illustrations (some coloured), three artificial Insects Seen at the Waterside and the Method of Stewart pattern flies in sunken mount inside front Making Their Imitations. Octavo, coloured and black board, publishers morocco, edges gilt, with slipcase. & white plates, original green cloth. St Helens, The Machynlleth, Flyfisher’s Classic Library, 2009. Deluxe Author, [1912]. + A copy of the revised and enlarged edition limited to 32 copies. + Deluxe editions 1921 second edition, bound in half morocco by BLACKER’S ART OF FLYMAKING, and Francis Aquarius, gilt on spine. Francis’s A BOOK ON ANGLING. Estimate $200/300 Estimate $200/400 [243] [238] WHITE, Gilbert. THE NATURAL HISTORY AND SWARBRICK, John. LIST OF WHARFEDALE ANTIQUITIES OF SELBORNE. A new edition, with FLIES. Introduced by Leslie Magee & Illustrated by notes by Edward Turner Bennett. Octavo, illustrations, Joan Hassall. Miniature book, folding coloured plates, an attractive copy in modern half calf. London, J. And illustrations, quarter morocco and marbled boards A. Arch, Longman and Co. [and others], 1837. Printed (with 30 artificial flies tied by Stuart Bowdin, mounted at the Chiswick Press. in separate folding morocco case) in publisher’s oak Estimate $100/150 and cloth, clam-shell box. Upper Denby, The Fleece Press, 2009. Deluxe edition limited to 100 copies, [244] signed by the fly-tier. + A copy of the standard edition WILSON, James. THE ROD AND THE GUN Being of the same work limited to 260 copies. Two Treatises on Angling and Shooting Octavo, plates, Estimate $200/400 illustrations, half morocco and marbled boards, top edge gilt. Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black, 1840. + [239] A copy of Sydney Buxton’s FISHING AND TAVERNER, Eric, et. al. SALMON FISHING. SHOOTING (1902), bound in half green morocco, top Octavo, tipped-in plates (some coloured), illustrations, edge gilt. Second edition. seven artificial flies (tied by Hardy Bros) in sunken Estimate $100/200 mount at rear, publisher’s morocco, gilt. London, Seeley, Service & Co., 1931. Edition limited to 275 numbered copies, signed by the author. Estimate $600/900

[240] TAVERNER, Eric. TROUT FISHING FROM ALL ANGLES. A Complete Guide to Modern Methods Octavo, tipped-in plates (some coloured), 30 artificial flies in sunken mount at rear, publisher’s morocco (sunned on spine), gilt. London, Seeley, Service & Co., 1929. Edition limited to 375 numbered copies, signed by the author. Estimate $600/900 Art and Natural History [249] INMAN, Diane. THE FINE ART OF ANGLING, TEN MODERN MASTERS. Square quarto, illustrated in colour throughout, papered boards and quarter calf, in leather book box, inset window [245] containing a mounted fly and reproductions of ten AUSTRALIAN FISHING PRINT. FISHING - A drawings Nevada, Di Les Books, 2007. Special SKETCH IN MOSSMAN’S BAY, PORT JACKSON. collector’s edition of 300 numbered and signed copies: Gratis Supplement to the “Illustrated Sydney News,” this copy with author’s signed inscription to John October, 1871. 43 x 52 cm. Sydney, Gibbs, Shallard, & Cummins. Co., 1871. Estimate $100/150 Estimate $100/200

[246] [250] BLEEKER, P. OVER EENIGE VISSCHEN van Van INMAN, Diane. THE FINE ART OF ANGLING, Diemensland Quarto, folding plates, original wrappers TEN MODERN MASTERS. Square quarto, (bit worn on spine). Amsterdam, C.G. Van Der Post illustrated in colour throughout, papered boards and 1855. Very scarce. + A copy of Bleeker’s NOTICES quarter calf, in leather book box, inset window SUR UNE COLLECTION DE POISSONS DE LA containing a mounted fly and reproductions of ten NOUVELLE HOLLANDE FAITE A PORT- drawings Nevada, Di Les Books, 2007. Collector’s JACKSON (1863). edition of 300 numbered and signed copies. Estimate $200/400 Estimate $100/150

[247] COOK. WHITEHEAD, P.J.P. FORTY DRAWINGS [251] OF FISHES made by the artists who accompanied JARDINE, Sir William. BRITISH SALMONIDÆ Captain James Cook on his three voyages to the Folio, 12 coloured plates, loosely inserted 4pp. Pacific... some being used by authors in the description introduction, publisher’s quarter morocco and cloth of new species. Folio, 36 plates, original cloth with boards in slip-case. London, Decimus Publishing, dustwrapper. London, Trustees of the British Museum, 1979. Edition limited to 500 copies. 1968. First edition. Estimate $150/300 Estimate $100/200

[248] [252] DUMONT D’URVILLE, Jules Sébastien César. JARDINE, Sir William. THE NATURALIST’S [VOYAGE DE DÉCOUVERTES DE L’ASTROLABE LIBRARY. ICHTHYOLOGY. VOLUME I THE EXÉCUTÉ PAR ORDRE DU ROI, PENDANT LES PERCH FAMILY. [with] Vol. II Ichthyology by J. S. ANNÉES 1826 – 1827 – 1828 – 1829, SOUS LE Bushnan. Two volumes, small octavo, handcoloured COMMANDEMENT DE M. J. DUMONT plates, uniform original leather, spines gilt. Edinburgh, D’URVILLE. ZOOLOGIE PAR MM. QUOY ET Lizars, 1835-1840. GAIMARD]. Two volumes, folio (atlas) and octavo Estimate $150/200 (text volume) 12 folding plates, near contemporary quarter red morocco and marbled boards, Davidson copies with bookplates. [Paris, J. Tastu, 1833]. Twelve-plate atlas of “Poissons” with accompanying [253] text from the third volume of the Quoy and Gaimard JARDINE, Sir William. THE NATURALIST’S zoology text, bound up from the large zoological atlas LIBRARY. ICHTHYOLOGY. VOLUMES I-IV, AND and its accompanying text volumes from the Astrolabe VI. Five volumes, small octavo, handcoloured plates, voyage. uniform original cloth, one volume rebacked. Estimate $800/1200 Edinburgh, Lizars, 1835-1843. Estimate $400/600 [254] [259] JARDINE, Sir William. THE NATURALIST’S SAVILLE-KENT, W. THE GREAT BARRIER REEF LIBRARY. ICHTHYOLOGY. VOLUMES XXXV- OF AUSTRALIA: Its Products and Potentialities. XL. Six volumes, small octavo, handcoloured plates, Large quarto, with a folding map, numerous plates uniform contemporary half calf. Edinburgh, Lizars, no including sixteen chromolithographs and other date (circa 1840). One of the volumes lacking a dozen illustrations, in the original publisher’s cloth over plates. bevelled boards, college blindstamps, a couple of tears Estimate $400/600 in spine. London, W.H. Allen & Co., 1893. First edition. Ferguson, 11105. Estimate $200/300 [255] LUCAS, A.H.S. ON THE OCCURRENCE OF CERTAIN FISH IN VICTORIAN SEAS, With Descriptions of Some New Species [cover title]. [260] Octavo, plate, original wrappers. Melbourne, Stillwell SAVILLE-KENT, W. THE NATURALIST IN and Co., 1890. + A copy of James C. Cox’s AN AUSTRALIA. Quarto, illustrations, with collotype ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE FISHES Protected and coloured plates including Gouldian Finches by Under the Fisheries Act of 1902, With Remarks on Keulemans, frontispiece, original gilt-decorated cloth Each Species (1905). over bevelled boards, rebacked, endpapers expertly Estimate $100/200 replaced. London, Chapman & Hall, 1897. Ferguson, 11106. Estimate $300/500 [256] RICHARDSON, Sir John. ICHTHYOLOGY OF THE VOYAGE OF H.M.S. EREBUS & TERROR, under the Command of Captain Sir James Clark Ross. [261] Quarto, sixty lithographed plates, a little pale foxing, a SCHALDACH, William J. FISH. Collected etchings, very good uncut copy in modern boards, the original drawings and water colors of Trout, Salmon and other wrappers mounted on covers, textured spine. London, Game Fish. Quarto, full-page plates including mounted E. W. Janson, 1844-1848. coloured plates, a very good copy in original gilt and Estimate $1000/1500 decorated parchment, small tape marks on endpapers. Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott Company, 1937 Deluxe edition of 157 numbered and signed copies including [257] an original signed etching. + A copy of Schaldach’s RICHARDSON, Sir John. ICONES PISCIUM, or COVERTS AND CASTS (1943) in original cloth Plates of Rare Fishes. Part I [all published]. Quarto, backed boards with dustwrapper, limited to 160 five hand coloured plates, original wrappers (printed numbered copies, signed by the author. number of plates on upper wrapper changed in Estimate $200/400 manuscript, as always, from four to five), preserved in cloth portfolio. London, R. and J.E. Taylor, 1843. Rare. First illustrated work on Australian fishes. Estimate $2000/4000 [262] SPARROW, Walter Shaw. ANGLING IN BRITISH ART THROUGH FIVE CENTURIES, Prints, Pictures, [258] Books … and two hundred illustrations, including RICHARDSON, Sir John. ICONES PISCIUM, or thirty-nine in colour, with a special etching by Frank Plates of Rare Fishes. Part I [all published]. Quarto, Wilkinson. Quarto, frontispiece and full-page plates, five hand coloured plates, original wrappers (printed uncut, a handsome copy in later half crushed morocco, number of plates on upper wrapper changed in top edge gilt. London, John Lane, Bodley Head manuscript, as always, from four to five), spine Limited, 1923. Limited edition of 125 numbered copies strengthened, preserved in cloth portfolio. London, signed by the author. Richard and John E. Taylor, 1843. Rare. Estimate $200/300 Estimate $2000/4000 [263] Quantity. SPARROW, Walter Shaw. ANGLING IN BRITISH Sold without reserve. Room Buyers Only ART THROUGH FIVE CENTURIES, Prints, Pictures, Books … and two hundred illustrations, including thirty-nine in colour, with a special etching by Frank Wilkinson. Quarto, frontispiece and full-page plates, [267] uncut, a very good copy in original white buckram gilt, RECORDS OF THE AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM top edge gilt. London, John Lane, Bodley Head Quantity with references to fish &c. Limited, 1923. Limited edition of 125 numbered copies Estimate $/ signed by the author. + SPARROW, W. S. A Book of Sporting Painters. London and New York, John Lane, [268] Bodley Head, 1931. Quarto, colour and black & white AMERICAN FISHING SMALL GROUP of 19th & plates, a bright copy in original cloth, gilt. early 20th century works mostly relating to fishing in Estimate $200/300 the USA. Estimate $/

[264] [269] STEINDACHNER, Franz. ZUR FISCHFAUNA von ANGLING ART. ON ABOUT ONE SHELF. Port Jackson in Australian [cover title]. Octavo, seven Estimate $/ plates (six folding), original wrappers. Wein, Aus der K.K. Hof- und Staatsdruckerei, 1866. Estimate $150/300 [270] ANGLING BIBLIOGRAPHY. ON ABOUT A SHELF, including a copy of THE EDWARD S. LITCHFIELD COLLECTION (1986) catalogue. [265] Estimate $/ WELSBY, Thomas. BRIBIE – THE BASKET MAKER. Octavo, plates, original cloth with dustwrapper. Brisbane, Barker’s Bookstores, 1937. [271] Presentation copy, signed and inscribed by the author. AUSTRALIA FISHING REGULATIONS + WELSBY, Thomas. THE COLLECTED WORKS. QUANTITY OF GUIDES, NEWSLETTERS, AND Brisbane, Jacaranda, 1967. Two volumes, octavo, CIRCULARS &C. relating to Victoria, Tasmania, New plates, original cloth with dustwrappers, Jock Grey’s South Wales, and A.C.T. set with booklabels. Estimate $/ Estimate $100/200 [272] AUSTRALIA FISHING TACKLE. SMALL [266] QUANTITY OF CATALOGUES AND YARRELL, William. A HISTORY OF BRITISH BROCHURES, including Alvey, Jarvis Walker, and FISHES. Two volumes, octavo, wood engraved J.M. Turville. illustrations, handsome later half morocco, top edge Estimate $/ gilt. London, John Van Voorst, 1859. Third edition, edited by Sir John Richardson. [273] Estimate $200/300 AUSTRALIAN FISHES. AUSTRALIAN ICHTHYOLOGY on over three shelves. Estimate $/

[274] AUSTRALIAN FISHING MAGAZINES. ON OVER ONE SHELF. Estimate $/ [275] [283] AUSTRALIAN FLY FISHING SMALL GROUP of FISHING GUIDE. MODERN AUSTRALIAN modern limited editions. FISHING GUIDES &C. on about one and a half Estimate $/ shelves. Estimate $/ [276] AUSTRALIAN FLY FISHING SMALL GROUP [284] Estimate $/ FISHING IN TASMAINA. SMALL GROUP OF BOOKS. Estimate $/ [277] AUSTRALIAN ICHTHYOLOGY. SMALL GROUP INCLUDING works by Allan Mc Culloch, [285] David Stead, and Philip Cohen. FISHING IN TASMANIA SMALL GROUP of Estimate $/ modern Tasmanian booklets and pamphlets. Estimate $/ [278] BADMINTON LIBRARY. THREE TITLES ON [286] FISHING AND SEA-FISHING. Three volumes, FISHING LITERATURE. ON ABOUT ONE AND octavo, illustrated, good copies in original pictorial A HALF SHELVES. cloth, gilt. London, Longmans, Green, and Co., 1895- Estimate $/ 1906. + Two volumes in the Fur, Feather and Fin Series: The Trout (1904), and the Salmon (1898). [287] Estimate $/ FISHING PRINTS &C. SMALL GROUP. Estimate $/ [279] CATALOGUES. A LARGE QUANTITY OF auction [288] and booksellers’ catalogues, mostly relating to fishing FISHING TACKLE. GROUP OF WORKS mostly and natural history. on fishing collectables. Estimate $/ Estimate $/

[280] [289] COOMA BRANCH MONARO FISHING TACKLE. QUANTITY OF EPHEMERA ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. ROD AND mostly relating to modern reels and nylon fishing lines. LINE. About 35 issues of the society’s journal, 1970s to 1980s. + A small quantity of TIGHT LINES: Estimate $/ Journal of the New South Wales Rod Fishers’ Society, 1970s- 1980s. + A quantity of related material. Estimate $/ [290] FLY-TYING. ON ABOUT ONE SHELF. Estimate $/ [281] DERRYDALE PRESS. ON OVER HALF A SHELF, mostly 1990s, including works by Zane Grey. [291] Estimate $/ FRENCH, Greg. SMALL GROUP. Estimate $/ [282] F.G. AFLALO. SMALL GROUP, with some related [292] works. GENERAL AUSTRALIAN FISHING. ON OVER Estimate $/ ONE SHELF. Estimate $/ [293] [302] GILMOUR, Don. SMALL GROUP. PAMPHLETS. SMALL GROUP of (amateur) Estimate $/ facsimile editions including Wigram, most from Jock Grey’s collection. Estimate $/ [294] HARDY BROS LTD. SMALL GROUP MODERN WORKS, including facsimile catalogues. [303] Estimate $/ PRIVATE PRESS EDITIONS. ON OVER ONE SHELF. [295] Estimate $/ HAWKINS, Trevor. EIGHT ILLUSTRATED MAPS, including ‘Monaro Streams’, ‘Northwest & Central Victoria’, and ‘Central Highlands - Tasmania’, suitable [304] for framing. 1996-97. Most signed. RODERICK HAIG-BROWN. ON OVER HALF A Estimate $/ SHELF, including the Derrydale Press edition of THE WESTERN ANGLER limited to 950 copies. Estimate $/ [296] LANCE WEDLICK. GOOD GROUP. Estimate $/ [305] SALTWATER GAME FISHING. ON ABOUT A [297] SHELF. LOCAL HISTORY. ON ABOUT A SHELF. Estimate $/ Estimate $/

[306] [298] SCHOLES, David. SMALL GROUP. MISCELLANEOUS FISHING LITERATURE. ON Estimate $/ ONE SHELF, including humour, gift books, and philosophy. Estimate $/ [307] SLOANE, Robert. SMALL GROUP, SOME [299] SIGNED. MISCELLANEOUS FISHING. ON OVER ONE Estimate $/ SHELF. Estimate $/ [308] TASMANIAN TOURISM. A QUANTITY of mostly [300] modern pamphlets and brochures. MONARO DISTRICT. TROUT FISHING IN THE Estimate $/ SNOWY MOUNTAINS: Maps of Lake Eucumbene and Locality. Melbourne, Don Gillies, circa 1970. + A small group of related ephemeral items. [309] Estimate $/ THE FLYFISHER’S CLASSIC LIBRARY. ON ABOUT HALF A SHELF. [301] Estimate $/ NSW & QLD. SMALL GROUP of fishing guides and tourist brochures, including a defective copy of GUIDE TO ARMIDALE AND DISTRICT For Trout Angler & [310] Tourist. TROUT FISHING. LARGE FORMAT WORKS on Estimate $/ about half a shelf. Estimate $/ [311] [315] TROUT FISHING. SMALL GROUP of newspaper WALTON & COTTON ON ABOUT HALF A and journal articles &c., including J.E. Paterson’s ‘The SHELF. Big Trout of Kiandra and Jindabyne’ (SYDNEY Estimate $/ MAIL, 13 April 1921) Estimate $/ [316] WEIGALL, Phillip. SMALL GROUP. [312] Estimate $/ UK FISHING LITERATURE. SMALL GROUP of mostly late 19th and early twentieth century works. [317] Estimate $/ ZANE GREY. SMALL GROUP. Estimate $/ [313] UK LITERATURE. A SHELF OF MOSTLY 20th century UK fishing literature, including works by Oliver Kite, John Waller Hills, and G.E.M. Skues. Estimate $/

[314] WALKABOUT. A COMPREHENSIVE RUN of issues of the magazine with fishing articles &c. in original wrappers (with some duplication), 1934-1974. With John Cummins’s manuscript index to fishing references Estimate $/

End of Sale Prices Realised. Auction Number 0078, 30 November 2015 Australian Dollars, Hammer Prices

2 $100 38 $160 73 $80 108 $80 145 $360 177 $650 3 $3,600 39 $500 74 $100 109 $50 146 $750 178 $1,500 4 $3,600 40 $100 75 $80 110 $40 147 $150 179 $10 5 $80 41 $2,800 76 $80 111 $40 148 $440 180 $260 7 $550 42 $380 77 $180 112 $50 149 $100 181 $110 8 $600 43 $140 78 $60 115 $240 150 $200 182 $280 9 $280 44 $700 79 $340 116 $100 151 $110 183 $220 10 $600 45 $220 80 $170 117 $150 152 $220 184 $110 11 $420 46 $120 81 $170 119 $320 153 $110 185 $220 12 $280 47 $600 82 $80 120 $280 154 $80 186 $400 13 $150 48 $140 85 $70 122 $180 155 $200 187 $10 14 $190 49 $600 87 $100 123 $150 156 $420 188 $170 15 $300 50 $160 88 $3,000 124 $280 157 $1,200 189 $10 16 $260 51 $550 89 $480 125 $240 158 $140 190 $240 17 $160 52 $600 90 $5,000 127 $60 159 $200 191 $60 18 $3,000 54 $120 91 $240 128 $100 160 $240 192 $10 19 $900 55 $260 92 $150 129 $160 161 $440 193 $170 20 $400 56 $360 93 $80 130 $130 162 $750 194 $120 21 $120 57 $120 94 $170 131 $160 163 $750 195 $10 23 $420 58 $240 95 $80 132 $2,400 164 $140 196 $10 24 $220 59 $170 96 $190 133 $1,100 165 $240 197 $10 25 $150 60 $90 97 $80 134 $160 166 $550 198 $170 26 $120 62 $90 98 $80 135 $2,200 167 $200 199 $10 27 $100 63 $100 99 $80 136 $110 168 $1,500 200 $10 28 $220 64 $340 100 $150 137 $300 169 $60 201 $10 29 $120 65 $110 101 $100 138 $2,600 170 $3,400 202 $240 31 $320 66 $220 102 $120 139 $240 171 $130 203 $110 32 $800 67 $140 103 $110 140 $140 172 $200 204 $10 33 $110 68 $110 104 $120 141 $300 173 $150 205 $120 34 $120 70 $340 105 $120 142 $300 174 $100 206 $150 35 $80 71 $150 106 $300 143 $220 175 $220 207 $130 37 $60 72 $160 107 $60 144 $240 176 $120 208 $10 209 $140 216 $340 223 $10 230 $170 237 $380 244 $30 210 $240 217 $130 224 $30 231 $40 238 $120 245 $360 211 $30 218 $220 225 $10 232 $400 239 $110 246 $120 212 $60 219 $220 226 $10 233 $70 240 $120 213 $60 220 $80 227 $240 234 $190 241 $120 214 $60 221 $60 228 $440 235 $160 242 $50 215 $150 222 $30 229 $180 236 $80 243 $40 AUSTRALIAN BOOK AUCTIONS

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