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Venables, Bernard (3) - "The Gentle Art of Angling" 1st ed 1955 in the original dust wrapper; "Guide to Angling Waters South East England" 1st ed 1954 in the original pictorial boards and spine and "A Stream of Life" Medlar Press publ'd 2002 appears unread.

Walker, C. F. (5) - Lake Flies and the Imitation, Fly-Tying as an Art, Angling Letters of C E M Skues, Angler's Odyssey and The Art of Chalk Stream Fishing. All with original dust jackets. (5)

Walker, Richard - Still-Water Angling, 1953 first edition, published by Macgibbon & Kee, with photographs and diagrams throughout, with dust jacket.

Whitney, John - The Genteel Recreation, or the pleasure of Angling, London 1700, limited reprint edition of 100 copies for J. H. Burn, Covent Garden 1820, with original paper covered boards.

Wood, Arnold - auction catalogue The Angling Library of Arnold Wood, North East Harbor, Maine, held by G. A. Baker, New York, c.1940, 307 lots with original paper covers.

Fred Taylor’s own Split Cane Coarse Fishing Rod: 10ft 2pc “J J(?)W”, split cane with lined bridge guides, wrapped green with full intermediates. Aluminium sliding band reel seat on 22ins cork handle. CB and comes with a coa signed by Fred Taylor Note The consignor acquired the above rod from River Reads and comes with COA signed by both Sandra Armishaw and Fred Taylor - a personal friend of Richard Walker and a consummate countryman, Fred was responsible for 18 books on angling. 2018 is the centenary of his birth.

3x Good Match/Avon Rods: Bruce and Walker Match 12ft 3pc; Bruce and Walker Compound Taper 13ft 3pc and Thames Angling Ashford 9ft 6in 2pc - with Fuji lined guides throughout - all very lightly used - in original Bruce and Walker bags and the other in a Hardy bag overall (G)

Extremely rare Francis Francis signed companion leather fly wallet to the book A Book on Angling (1867),- with retailer paper label Charles Farlow Maker 191 The Strand (retailers) being the personal wallet of Mr Charles Farlow and given to Mr A W Marsh later Managing Director of Farlow - signed by Francis Francis to the bottom of his Introduction title page - the wallet comes with six double sided fly and cast pages, each with facing text page printed with months March to September and General Flies post September -giving pattern details (no.1 - 32) and how best to fish them for each of the opposing pouches - some containing a selection of flies to gut casts together with 2x felt pads with 4 flies. The introduction title page giving advice and detail on fishing of the accompanying flies and consult his book "Book of Angling" to learn more about the flies and how to dress them. Note: the wallet comes with a hand written details with reference to Francis Francis "My 'Old friend' - and comes from the estate of the late Mr A W Marsh who joined Farlow's, Pall Mall in 1913 and became Managing Director after the last member of the Farlow family died and comes from the direct descendent of the late Mr Marsh - the note reads "Fly Book of Early Sixties (1860's) with printed notes signed in ink by my old friend Francis Francis-given to me by CN June 6, 1922 sent on to me when we were at the White Swan Middlebarn"

Early Hardy's Anglers Knife No.3 - each panel is stamped - one with knife's details and on the opposite panel Hardy Bros Ltd Angling Specialists Alnwick England and details of their "Depots - Addresses in London Pall Mall, Manchester Moult St, Edinburgh George St and Glasgow West George St" - fitted with 7 various folding and incorporated tools incl File/Disgorger, tweezers, Stiletto, Scissors and blade (old break with filed end) and screw driver head to one end and a shackle on the other end (G)

West Country Angling Supplies, N Devon, Rods (2): "FLYLITE VIII DA" 9ft 2pc. Split cane. Bridge guides, lined butt and tip wrapped maroon with full intermediates. Downlocking anodised reel seat. CB G Also: "Salarspin" 8ft 2pc Impregnated cane. Lined bridge guides throughout wrapped green with full intermediates. Up-locking aluminium reel seat. CB G

Angling Subbuteo: Rare Angling Authentic Replica of Coarse Fishing board game in mob - game for 2/4 players and comes with instructions - corners to the lid split otherwise appears complete

Fine Greys Alnwick Grand Prix Fly Rod - retailed by Glasgow Angling Centre 9ft 6in 2pc carbon rod - line #5/6 - 2x lined butt ring guides - stained wooden reel seat with anodised screw locking reel fittings - appears to have had very little use - MOB (VG)

Fishing Prints - Various Fishing Engravings and Prints to include early hand coloured engravings such as A Killing Fly, 1823 James Pollard untitled engravings (2), 1832 Evening October, 1833 May, Fly Fishing, 1820 Fishing In A Punt, 1831 Bottom Fishing, 1833 Bottom Fishing, 1824 Anglers, Pike Fishing, Fenn's Bank (Salop), 'Oh The Joys of Angling', a watercolour painting and more, some framed, others loose, various sizes, condition mixed F/G overall, worth inspecting (18) Box

Horse Racing and Fishing Interest - Register of Thoroughbred Stallions 1948, vol XVIIL, The Classic Races of the Turf (Guy B Logan), On and Off the Race-course (Eric Rickman) and others related; Angling Songs, Newcassel Sangs and Other Verse (John Harbottle), The Fisherman's Companion (Kenneth Mansfield) etc.

Angling interest: a 7 inch wooden sea fishing reel. "The Seareel", Made in England.

Angling interest: a bundle of seven fishing rods and two landing nets.

Angling interest: a 14 ft Hardy "Expert" fishing rod a/f in canvas case together with one Sealy, one Bruce & Walker, etc. A/F (11)

A Tibetan Buddha Head And Jewellery Box Containing Costume Jewellery To include, gents Timex watch, sterling silver scent bottle and funnel, two floral design pewter roundels, commemorative angling medals, etc.

A mid 19th century porcelain part tea/coffee service: eight tea cups, three saucers, five coffee cups, two two-handled cake plates and a slop bowl (19 items); each piece individually gilded and hand-decorated with topographical scenes of ruins, buildings, grand country houses etc. within vignettes; some pieces with small painted numbers to undersides CONDITION REPORT: The 2 cake plates - the first looks in generally good order the central square gilded decoration does shown some wear commensurate with age and there is some minor wear to the gilded border on the outside edge. The vignettes look generally still well painted with some minor scuffing to the paint surface. The underside of the first cake plate looks in good order generally. The second two handled cake plate does have some minor rubbing on the four topographical vignettes although the central gilded decoration is in slightly better order that the first plate. The two handles look in good condition and the underneath looks in good general original condition. The large slop bowl is noted to be quite dirty inside although this appears to rub off with some effort. The gilding and vignettes here are quite nice with some minor surface scratching to the three puce reserves. Some minor gilding rubbing is noted to the top of the scallop edge and also to the interior central decoration. No restoration, or hairlines or chips are noted. The three saucers, the first shows minor gilding wear around the scallop edge and also to the central circular decoration although the topographical vignettes are generally good. The second saucer is slightly better with again only very minor rubbing generally although there is a minor pinhead sized firing fault to one of the puce reserves, underneath looks good. The third saucer has slightly more gilt rubbing and has again minor rubbing to 1 or 2 vignettes. The central section is also slightly worn and underneath is in good general order. The five coffee cans have been inspected and generally the gilding is good as are the vignettes. There is some minor wear commensurate with age. One of the handles appears to have been fixed on in an “haphazard” manner angling to the left although this is an original fixing. One of the cups has a very minor pinhead sized piece of porcelain away around the rim and has at some stage probably been retouched but this is a very minor blemish. No hairlines or restoration noted on the 5 coffee cups but once again some minor gilt rubbing and surface scratching to the piece reserves commensurate with age. In our opinion these cups would clean up quite nicely. Some of the handles also shown minor gilt rubbing through usage. The 8 tea cups, similar condition with minor gilt rubbing as expected around the edges at the top on the lip and the undersides of the circular slightly spreading feet are dirty. The cups appear to be dirty but this appears to come off with ease. One or two of the cup handles also shown minor gilt loss and some losses to the inside of the cup gilding decoration at the top but nothing dramatic. No repairs, chips, hairlines or major problems noted. The main criticism being the minor gilt loss. See images.

ANGLING. TWO BRASS AND WOOD NOTTINGHAM STARBACK FISHING REELS, 10.5 AND 11CM D, EARLY 20TH C++Both in working order, smaller reel splashed with household paint, the larger with chipped and scratched varnish, wood undamaged

ANGLING. A SCOTTISH BRASS 9CM FISHING REEL BY HOGG, EDINBURGH, BONE HANDLE ++The reel turning smoothly, somewhat inexpertly partly cleaned with what appears to have been steel wool, but remaining very dirty. Handle with old stained cracks

A Collection of Seven Various Fishing Rods and Box of Angling Accessories and Equipment Including Shakespeare Reel

Angling and hunting related equipment: to include telescopic hooks CA

A collection of fishing tackle, to include eight reels by Allcocks, Ambidex etc, two spare spools, two boxes of floats, etc. together with four fishing books including still water angling by Richard Walker, also seven rods and pole equipment Condition reports are not available for our Interiors Sales.

Sporting / Fishing / Angling Interest. Collection of nine books: two copies of An Angler's Rambles and Angling Songs, Thomas Tod Stoddart, 1866; Fly-Fishing: Some New Arts and Mysteries, J. C. Mottram, no date; Fishing for Salmon, Cyril Darby Marson, 1929; The Fisherman's Vade Mecum, G. W. Maunsell, 1963; The Trout Fly Dresser's Cabinet of Devices, H. G. McClelland, 1909; Salmon and Trout in Moorland Streams, Major Kenneth Dawson, 1928; Ancient Angling Authors, W. J. Turrell, 1910; Angling Experiences and Reminisces, Richard Mason, no date (9)

Angling books, and spools, rings hooks etc

Box of +/- 100 packets of angling accessories, spoons, split shot, etc.

A built cane Edger Sealey "Octopus" boat rod for sea angling.

Three fly rods, Shakespeare Traditional salmon fly, 3 sections, 3.90M, line 8-10, Glasgow Angling Centre trout fly "The Grand Prix", 2 sections, 10', line 6-7, Daiwa Whisker fly, 3 sections, 11' 3", line 7-9.

Europe. Rose (Fred W.), John Bull and his friends. A serio-comic map of Europe by Fred W. Rose. Author of "Angling in Troubled waters" &c. &c., G. W. Bacon & Co. Ltd., 1900, colour lithographic map, inset map of Europe, table of reference describing the state of each nation, old folds strengthened on verso, very slight browning to some folds, retaining original cardboard wrappers, 495 x 695 mm A highly pictorial political caricature map of the countries of Europe, dominated by the enormous octopus which is Russia; whose tentacles stretch out to all points of the compass and grasp hold of Persia, China, Poland, Scandanavia and the Balkans. France and Spain are are depicted as attractive women, while Germany, Italy and England are military commanders. 'Octopus maps' are a well used cartographic conceit but this is one of the boldest and most graphic of all of the allegorical maps showing Britain and her allies' determination to resist what were held to be Russia's overweening territorial ambitions. The map has an unnerving and striking prescience with the current unpredictability and reckless behaviour of the current embodiment of the Russian state. (1)

Burn Murdoch (William Gordon). From Edinburgh to the Antarctic. An Artist's Notes and Sketches during the Dundee Antarctic Expedition of 1892-93, with a Chapter by W. S. Bruce, 1st edition, later issue, Longmans, Green and Co., 1894, 2 maps (1 folding), text illustrations, spotting, bookplate to half-title, publisher's catalogue to rear dated '12/96', endpapers renewed, original blue-green sand-grain cloth, pictorial vignette to front board in red and silver, spine relaid, tips rubbed, 8vo, together with Joyce (Ernest E. Mills), The South Polar Trail. The Log of the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, 1st edition, Duckworth, 1929, photographic frontispiece and plates, library labels removed from pastedowns, ink-stamp to bottom edge of text-block, original blue cloth, rubbed and marked, spine rolled, 8vo, Cook (Frederick A.), Through the First Antarctic Night, 1898-1899, 2nd edition, New York: Doubleday-Page & Company, 1909, photogravure frontispiece, half-tone plates, bookplate, top edge gilt, original green cloth, penguin vignette in blind to front board, extremities slightly rubbed and bumped, 8vo, Brown (R. N. Rudmose), A Naturalist at the Poles. The Life, Work & Voyages of Dr. W. S. Bruce, the Polar Explorer, with Five Chapters by W. G. Burn Murdoch, 1st edition, Seeley, Service & Co. Ltd., 1923, 24 plates including frontispiece, 3 maps (2 folding, both of these with tears from stub into image), text illustrations, 4 pages publisher's advertisements to rear, front free endpaper browned, rear free endpaper excised, bookplate of J. Arthur Hutton (writer on angling), original black cloth, vignette to front board in blue, spine faded, nicked at head, slightly rubbed, 8vo, Cherry-Garrard (Apsley), The Worst Journey in the World, Antarctic 1910-1913, 2 volumes in 1, New York: Dial Press, 1930, plates, 4 maps (2 folding), 1 folding plate of coastal profiles, modern cloth, 8vo, and 1 other (a 2nd impression of Evans's South with Scott, 1921 (6)

Fishing rods and a large quantity of angling equipment

ANGLING - WALTON, IZAACK AND CHARLES COTTONTHE COMPLETE ANGLER: OR CONTEMPLATIVE MAN'S RECREATION. LONDON:T. HOPE, 1760 8vo, 2 parts in one volume, [part 2 has separate title-page and pagination but continuous register], 2 frontispieces, 14 plates, engravings in text, contemporary calf, bookplate of Richard Mullings, 2 plates with light marginal waterstain, neatly rebacked, corners repairedProvenance: From the collection of Larry Hutchison

ANGLING, A COLLECTION, INCLUDINGDRYDEN, ADAM. HINTS TO ANGLERS. EDINBURGH: A & C. BLACK, 1862 First edition, 12mo, 5 maps (2 with repairs), original green cloth gilt, occasional dust-soiling; Knox, A.E. Autumns on the Spey. 1872. 8vo, 4 plates, original pictorial cloth, rubbed; Ogden, James Ogden on Fly Tying. Cheltenham, 1879. First edition, 8vo, 2 mounted albumen prints, 4 lithographed plates, errata slip, original brown cloth gilt; Jackson, John The Practical Fly-Fisher. London & Leeds, 1880. Third edition, 10 hand-coloured engraved plates, original green cloth ,lightly rubbed; M[ascall] L.[onard] A Booke of Fishing with Hooke and Line.. reprinted from the edition of 1590. London, 1884. Limited to 200 copies, 8vo, original quarter brown morocco, bookplates of D.R. Clark and James Donald Dobson, rubbed; Pritt, T.E. North-Country Flies. 1886. Second edition, 12 lithographed plates, original cloth gilt; Halford, Frederic M. Floating Flies and how to Dress them. 1886. First edition, 8vo, 10 hand-coloured plates, olive cloth gilt; Jesse, E. An Angler's Rambles. 1836. First edition, 8vo, half green calf, rubbed; Harding, E.W. The Flyfisher & the Trout's Point of View. 1931. 4to, dustwrapper; and c. 30 othersProvenance: From the collection of Larry Hutchison

A tray containing a Subbuteo angling set, together with two Mahjong sets, Newfooty table soccer, Meccano building kit and The Game of the Battle of Jutland

THREE VOLUMES - ANGLING; Flying Salmon, by Balfour Kinnear, 2nd edition 1947, Spinning Salmon by Balfour Kinnear, first pub. 1938 and Where to Catch Salmon and Trout by Jim Menzies, 1st pub. 1937 (3 vols)

Two old split cane sea angling rods

A box of books and sheet music including a Victorian family bible, two sets of The Art of Angling, each with three volumes, Volume 94 of The Motorcycle, January - June 1930 etc.

A Worcester Whitten Anglers large spreading cylindrical mug, grooved handle, printed in black monochrome with two ladies and a gentleman angling in the park, the verso with La Diseuse d'Aventure, with three ladies with a fortune-teller with a boy and a dog, a man peeping from behind a tree, 15cm high, c.1765-68Note: Similar prints are in the Schreiber Collection and in the British Museum, this design is derived from part of A View of the Canal and of the Gothic Tower in the garden of His Grace the Duke of Argyll at Whitten. A similar mug can be seen in the Zorensky Collection, Part III, Bonhams, P.104 Condition Report: Starline crack to base. Scratches to prints, however light. Restoration to rim.

An Angling Services Limited "The RH Sawdon" two piece split cane trout fly rod, together with maker's cloth bag

One volume "The Fishing Gazette: Devoted to Angling, River, Lake and Sea Fishing and Fish-Culture", edited by RB Marston, vol 94 January-June 1927, published Office of The Fishing Gazette Limited London, 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "The Shannon side - Salmon - Trout", colour print, together with "Pike and Perch", colour print

Angling.- Petit (G.-Albert) La Truite de Rivière, first edition, half-title, illustrations, original pictorial wrappers bound at end, ink name-stamp to half title, blank prelim (detached), occasional spotting, contemporary half calf, gilt, rubbed spine, Paris, 8vo, 1897.

Elzevier.- Hunting.- Vliet (Jan van) Venatio novantiqua celsissimo arau-sionis Principi Guilhelmo dicata, engraved pictorial title with hunting and angling scenes, woodcut head- and tail-pieces and decorative initials, 4ff. errata / addenda at end, water-stained, Greek key inner gilt dentelles, late 17th / early 18th century red straight-grain moroco, gilt, upper cover with central name 'Wogan Browne', covers with single gilt filet border, spine in compartments and with double filet borders, g.e., lightly marked, 12mo (binding 137 x 82mm.), [Leiden], Bonaventure & Abraham Elzevier, 1645⁂ Collection of works on hunting dedicated to William of Orange. Includes Gratius, Nemesianus and Calpurnius. References: Willems 597: Schwerdt II, 275

Angling - Hardy Bros aluminium rectangular fly box, a Malloch's patent fly box, various flies, lures, a gaff and a Fosters fly fishing reel etc Condition:

Collection of four vintage angling books to include a first edition of 'The Gentle Art of Angling', Bernard Venables, 1955 (4)

Sporting, Angling and Dogs interest, Photo Gravure "Sport by Proxy" 3 Pictures within one frame of Terriers, by J Yates Carrington.

ANGLING HARDY, two section green heart fishing rod & one other

Collection of approximately 30 Books relating to Fishing / Angling including Pratical Fly-Tying by T R Henn, Fishing & Flying by Terence Horsley, The Diary of an All-Round Angler by P M Smythe, A Trout Rose by R D Baird, Fly Fishing by H Turing, Confessions of a Carp Fisher by BB and Three How to Catch Them Books, mostly dating around Mid 20th century

A set of eight Mason's ironstone Mason's Angling Series dinner plates

Mitchell, modern albums containing a collection which includes full sets of Army Ribbons & Buttons & British Warships 2nd series and various part sets including Angling 23/25, mixed condition viewing recommended   STC £1100+

Bainbridge (George C.). The Fly Fisher's Guide, Illustrated by Coloured Plates, Representing upwards of Forty of the most useful Flies, accurately copied from nature, 1st edition, large paper issue, Liverpool, printed for the author by G.F. Harris's widow and brothers, 1816, viii, 150, [4]pp., eight hand-coloured engraved plates, occasional spotting or browning, horizontal closed tear repair to penultimate leaf not affecting text, uncut, ink presentation inscription to front free endpaper, 'To Charles Rogers Esq[ui]re, from his sincere friend, the author', pastedowns and endpapers sometime renewed, contemporary red quarter morocco over boards, morocco spine label, rubbed, some markings and edge wear, 4to (265 x 210mm) Westwood & Satchell, page 21: 'Twelve copies of the first edition were in 4to, coloured with greater care, and published at two guineas'. This is one of the earliest books to include colour plates of tied flies and considered as the source book for Ronalds' Fly-Fisher's Entomology (1836). It follows George Scotcher's very rare Fly-Fisher's Legacy (Chepstow, 1800) as only the second angling book with hand-coloured engravings of natural flies. These comprise illustrations of forty natural flies suitable for trout and salmon fishing, the latter being the first coloured figures of salmon flies'. (1)

'An Angler' Salmonia: or Days of Fly Fishing ..., 1828, John Murray, three plates of flies, half calf gilt; 'Clericus', Facts and Fancies of Salmon Fishing, 1874, Cassell, Petter .., ten plates as called for, top edge gilt, half morocco; Jesse (Edward), An Angler's Rambles; 1836, Van Voorst, half calf gilt; Hofland (T.C.), The British Angler's Manual, or, The Art of Angling in England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland ..., 1848, plates as called, all edges gilt, morocco gilt (4)

Attributed to John Inigo Richards (1731-1810) South West view of Sadler~s Wells Theatre, a gentleman fishing in the New River Oil on canvas 43 x 63cm; 17 x 24¾in Provenance: Admiral Sir Lionel Preston, K.C.B. (1875-1971) Christie~s, London, 9th May 1947 Sold to Jetley for 45 guineas Peter Ascroft by whose estate sold in 2016 This is thought to be the earliest oil painting of Sadler~s Wells - the second oldest theatre in London and is likely to have been painted c.1765-75. The style of painting is very close to George Lambert who died in 1765 and the picture may well be by Lambert~s pupil, John Inigo Richards who often worked as a theatre set designer and was Hogarth~s godson. At the time of this painting, as well as offering entertainments and health-giving waters, the theatre held a gallery of paintings, mostly of classical gods in suggestive love-scenes and the couple in the painting are seen entering the gallery. This fascinating landscape is the earliest oil painting of Sadler~s Wells which is currently known to exist. Sadler~s Wells is the second oldest existing theatre in London, after the Theatre Royal on Dury Lane and, in consideration of the architecture depicted, the picture is likely to have been painted c.1765-75. The style of painting is very close to George Lambert who died in 1765 and the picture may well be by Lambert~s pupil, John Inigo Richards who often worked as a theatre set designer and was Hogarth~s godson. In 1683 Richard Sadler opened a ~Musick House~ in which singers and entertainers amused the public. Later that same year a well was discovered and within a couple of years five or six hundred people frequented the Musick House every morning to benefit from the waters. Gradually the popularity of the waters diminished and Sadler was forced to rely upon his entertainments which included a gallery of paintings. These paintings were all of classical gods in suggestive love-scenes - Neptune and a Nymph, Apollo and Daphne, Jupiter and Europa . In the present painting a couple is walking towards the entrance clearly marked as ~Gallery~. It certainly seems that Sadler~s Wells deserved its eighteenth century reputation as ~a nursery of debauchery~. In some respects the inscription above the gable relates to this. The inscription reads Sadlers / Wells / Licensed by Act / of Parliament / of 25 George 2nd. Act of Parliament 25 Geo.2, c.36, known as the Act for Regulating Places of Public Entertainment, was intended to provide clear guidelines to magistrates granting licences to places of entertainment both in the Cities of London and Westminster and within a twenty mile radius. In 1746 management of Sadler~s Wells passed to Thomas Rosoman. Rosoman made a number of changes to the site including, in 1754, the enclosure of the New River with wooden ~pallisadoes~ to prevent angling, netting, bathing and dogs . He put up an iron chain and lamps by the river to prevent people from falling in. More fundamentally, in 1764, Rosoman tore down the old wooden theatre and a new theatre of stone and brick was constructed. This saw the establishment of opera production at Sadler~s Wells which brought it to the same standing as the Theatre Royal. The new theatre opened on 8th April 1765 and the structure remained virtually the same until 1883. This is the structure depicted in the present work. Under Rosoman~s management, Sadler~s Wells attracted significant theatrical talent, including Giuseppe Grimaldi, a Drury Lane dancer, as his Ballet Master and chief dancer. In 1764 Sadler~s Wells produced The Tempest which is presumed to have been David Garrick~s version of the Dryden-Shakespeare-Purcell work. In 1771 Rosoman sold his interest in Sadler~s Wells to Thomas King, Garrick~s friend and rival at Drury Lane. During the later 18th the theatre diversified what was on show to include patriotic plays, pageants, and opera. Sadler~s Wells now exists as London~s premier location for the performance of dance.

A Vintage Brass Mounted Angling Landing Net on Hexagonal Cane Support.

Bowditch (Nathaniel) "The Improved Practical Navigator containing all necessary instruction for determining the latitude by various methods"Second edition, revised, recalculated and newly arranged by Thomas Kirby, printed for James and John Hardy, London 1806, bound in tan calf, Wilson (James) "The Rod and the Gun being two xxxxxx angling and shooting", published by Adam and Charles Black, Edinburgh 1844, bound in green calf with gilt lettering and decoration, further books on sailing to include FB Cooke single handy cruising, manual of seaman ship, volumes I and II dated 1932 and '37, Molesworth's pocket book of engineering formulae twenty seventh edition etc. (11)

Hardy's Anglers GuidePublished by Hardy Brothers of Alnwick circa 1926, further books on angling to include Falkus (Hugh), "Salmon Fishing", further volume by Falkus, "Sea Trout Fishing", etc. (21)

VICTORIAN SPLIT CANE FISHING ROD, along with a leather shooting and angling register with numerous entries

Angling Equipment, a Hardy "Marquis" Multiplier, #7 trout fly reel, in plastic Hardy zipped pouch and original box.

Angling Equipment, a Hardy " Marquis" 3. 1/2", # 8/9 trout fly reel, in plastic Hardy zipped pouch, together with two spare spools.

Angling Equipment, a Hardy " Marquis" 2 3/4", # 4 trout fly reel, in plastic Hardy zipped pouch, and original box.