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A very well stuffed specimen chub mounted in a river setting, in black painted glazed wooden display case. Length 26 ins, depth 6 ins.

RODS (2): An Allcock`s Gloria 12` 3 piece Spanish reed float rod, factory painted black cane, high bells guides whipped yellow tipped red, bronze ferrules, 20" cork handle, alloy reel rings fine in cloth bag and a lee of Redditch The Aquilla 11` 3 piece split cane barbel or chub river rod, high bells guides, close whipped green, bronze ferrules, 21" cork handle, with bronze anodised sliding screw reel winch, fine in bag.

A Perch, preserved and mounted in a glazed case, with label "Perch 3lbs 4ozs, Caught by D.J. Burr, River Ure, Sept 1985"; A Similar Perch, "2lbs 4ozs"; A Chub, preserved and mounted in a glazed painted case, with label "Chub 4lbs, River Swale, Caught by D.J. Burr 1973. (3)

Cased and stuffed Chub, caught in the River Anchor, Tamworth, 2lbs 13ozs by H. Phillips, 59cms, (23).

Henry Jervis Alfred (fl.1855-1883). "Chub";. "Tench";. "Sewin";. "Common Trout";. "Barbel & Gudgeon";. "Pike";. "Black Barred Trout";. "Salmon Male";"Lampreys";. "É..Rudd". Three signed with the initials HA, all inscribed with the titles, oil on board, each 22cm by 30cm (a set of ten) A London painter of freshwater fish. He wrote The Modern Angler under the pen name of "Otter", and wrote for Fishing Tackle Market. He exhibited at the Great Fisheries Exhibition in 1883 and Suffolk Street in 1855., The work is sold with a letter dated 17 May 1856 referring to the Tayside Society and Fishing Club founded circa 1795.

Three Chub Preserved and Mounted Amidst Reeds and Grasses in an Ebonised Bow Fronted Case, with gilt lettering 'Chub-Caught by Geo.Barratt & A.Humphreys at Boroughbridge June 16th 1909, Wt 4lbs 2 1/2oz, 4lbs 3/4oz and 3lbs 9 1/4oz', labelled to inside 'J.Horner Tackle Dealer, 10 Westfield Tce, Leeds', length of case 122cm.

A Chub - in a bow fronted case, label states 'Preserved by William Dennis, Dalston', gold lined and with lettering stating 'Taken by T J Ward at Henley Mar 13 1912, 4lb 4oz', 59cm x 37cm

Angling Bailey (John) & Miller (Roger), Chub and Dace, 1990, first edition, dust wrapper; id.,Perch, Contemporary Days and Ways, 1989, first edition, dust wrapper; Hutchinson (Rod), 1986, paperback; with a quantity of others (qty)

A Chub Preserved and Mounted Amidst Rocks and Grasses, in an ebonised and glazed D-shaped case with gilt inscription "Chub Taken by Mr. T.J.Ward at Henley, Mar.13th.1912. Wht 4lbs 4ozs", with label "Preserved by William Dennis, 12 Brownlow Road, Queens Road, Dalston, N.E", case 38cm x 59cm.

CASED FISH: An early large chub of approx 7lbs in glazed flat front case 29" x15" x7", large decorative paper trade label to reverse" E. ALLEN & CO, Bird Animal & Fish preservers, 20 Stonegate, No6 Feasegate, York Diploma 1889 & 1890, established 1845" the fish measures approx 22" long, blue background, fully reeded over rock base, fine clean early large specimen chub. Note: This specimen is huge for the period c 1900, the recent Chub record of 9 lb 2oz was set 2006; the previous record was 8lb 14oz, so probably a record fish for its day.

THREE CASED TAXIDERMY SPECIMENS OF FRESH WATER FISH; TWO PERCH, ONE BEARING LABEL L. COOPER AND SONS LONDON AND ONE 4 LB CHUB DETAILED CAUGHT 1970 FROM THE RIVER OUSE AT WELLINGTON BEDS

A mid 20th Century taxidermy study of a Chub set to a naturalistic base, all within glazed case, length 62cm.

A TAXIDERMIC THAMES CHUB taken by J L Bennett, July 21st 1893 and preserved by J Cooper and Sons, 28 Radnall Street, St Luke, London EC, the fish in naturalistic setting and a glazed case, 23" wide 12" high (see illustration).

A Dinky supertoys tank transporter No 660, boxed and a Corgi toys Priestman "chub" shovel. No 1128, boxed, (2).

Bow Fronted Display Case Containing Taxidermy Chub with paper label "Taken by Ted Slade Opposite Weir Hotel, Sunbury on Thames, November 5th 1926, weigh 5lb" case 25"W x 6"D x 14 1/2"H

A MINTON PISCATORIAL DESSERT PLATE, the central circular panel painted with chub, signed, within pale lemon and gilt border, printed mark, 101/2"

A stuffed chub, by W.R. Pape, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, mounted against grasses on a painted backdrop, inscribed, "Cheshunt, "Old Lea", July 1933, Wgt. 3 lbs. 12 ozs., re-cased 1956", in an ebonised, glazed case, 62 cm wide, 39.5 cm high

Fishing interest; a collection of tackle, including spinners and lures, salmon flies, large toby spinners, fly making kit, chub flies, canvas and leather carrying tube, plastic carrying tube, three salmon gaffs and sundry.

A stuffed and mounted chub in a naturalistic river setting within a rectangular case with bowed glazed front and with label inscribed 'Chub/ caught on Oct. 30th 1910/ in the River Wye Hereford/ by Mr. B. Hundley/ member of the/ Worcester Angling Society/ Weight 4lbs 2 ozs' 37cm wide

A Chub in a bowfronted glass case, possibly by J. Cooper & Sons, 28" wide.

2 no. plugs in original Creek Chub bait box

Fishing tackle: to include a Hardy Bros Bakalite fly case, a Hardex reel, a fly tying case and accessories, one other fly case, a live bait basket, and a quantity of Creek Chub Bait Co. plugs (some boxed)

A J.Cooper & Sons taxidermic chub, in a glazed bow front case with naturalistic reed bed setting 28ins

A stuffed chub by J Cooper & Sons, mounted in a bow front glazed case with a gilt border, inscribed Chub, 5lbs 14 1/2 ozs, Caught by M. Gill 5th October 1933', with a paper label 'Preserved by J.Cooper & Sons 28 Radnor Street, St. Luke's London EC.' 28.25in (71.8cm)

A BOWFRONT CASE OF A CHUB 21bs 1/2oz, 11 1/2in. (29cm.) high x 21 3/4in. (56cm.) wide Trade label for W F Homer, 157 Forest Lane, Forest Gate, London

Martin (Rev. James) The Angler's Guide; The Most Complete and Practical Ever Written ... With a Minute Description of Tackle, Baits, Times, Seasons, Fish, and the Method of Cooking Them ... to Which is Added ... "The Three Jolly Anglers", first edition, viii, 191pp., wood-engraved frontispiece, 8pp. advertisements at beginning, a little light browning, light soiling to p.191, ex-library copy with bookplate removed and ticket holder to rear pastedown, hinges a little weak, original red cloth, spine repaired with adhesive tape, light soiling, a little bumped, [Westwood & Satchell p.148], 8vo, G. Cox, 1854. *** Contains sections on roach, jack, barbel, dace, gudgeon, chub, perch, eel, carp, tench, bream and trout fishing, as well as "a minute description of tackle, baits, times, season, fish, and the method of cooking them, and all the places for angling within twenty miles of London."