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Lot 328
A collection of assorted fishing rods and tackle comprising Martinez Wind Rush two section split cane trout fishing rod, length 109ins, a Lee Spinlee fibre glass two section fishing rod, length 87ins and a further fibre glass two section un-named fishing rods, length 87ins, a split cane three section fly fishing rod, marked 'Steel Core', length 146 inches, with spare tip (spare tip repaired) in canvas bag, also an Intrepid Rimfly regular reel, South bend finalist 1155 reel with box, KP Morritt's Intrepid Envoy course fishing reel, Shakespeare Norris 2020 fishing reel, quantity of flys, weights and related sundries contained in two canvas bags,
Lot 330
A large collection of vintage fishing rods, reels and tackle comprising, Hardy Brother's 'The Halford Knockabout', length 114ins, Hardy Brother's 'The County Spinning Two Section Rod', length 104ins, unmarked three section wooden fishing rod, length approx 15ft, with canvas bag, two further fibre glass fishing rods including AE Rudge and Sons, example, length 78 and 85ins, Hardy aluminium extending telescopic shaft Gaf, further Gaf, un-marked tail Gaf and a quantity of Hardy and other fishing reels and accessories to include Zenith, diameter 3.5ins, Mitchell 330 automatic, quantity of flies in tins etc
Lot 866A
ANGLING. A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE FLY FISHING TACKLE including 4 and 4.5 inch fly and spinning reels by S Allcock & Co Ltd, J S Sharpe and R Heaton, other reels, two brass telescopic gaffs, aluminium and japanned dry and wet fly and cast boxes, many artificial baits including Devons and spoons, a large quantity of May, salmon and other dry flies of many patterns, a wicker creel and ten Hardy Bros and other split bamboo rods, early-mid 20th c A lifetime angler`s collection, much used, some equipment in fair condition. Interesting and extensive selection of attractive flies
Lot 266
A Victorian fishing tackle compendium, consisting of a leather bound wallet with fold-out sections with parchment pockets to hold items of fishing tackle, and a further compartment to hold a boxwood line winder, including a packet of gut traces by Gowland of Crooked Lane, London (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 269
PASHLEY LETTERS: Collection of ten letters and one envelope to and from Robert Pashley, Ross on Wye dating c 1940s handwritten and typed, varied contents include River Wye matters, bailiffs’ the use of nylon lines, and an interesting hand correct typed note from Pashley with comments regarding JJH Hardy and his surprise to read that Pashley used a trout Palakona rod and trout casts to catch 101 salmon in 1912 all on trout tackle, Pashley, controversially and arguably the captor of more Wye salmon than any other angler of his time. Often seen using a Malloch reel and greenheart rod from a punt, his extensive use of spinning tackle on the Wye often caused heated discussion among the purists in the columns of the Fishing Gazette. His friend J. Arthur Hutton, Editor encouraged Pashley to become a regular contributor for the Wye fishing area. It was however good for business for his friend and Devon minnow Patentee Herbert Hatton of Hereford. NOTE: Interesting historical content.
Lot 429
CATALOGUES: (6) Early Fosters of Ashbourne anglers guide, c 1924, notation penned to front cover, Fosters headed letter, signed by W.H Foster, dating 1924, noting the discounts available for rods and tackle, attached to blue Gut leaflet inside, Hardy Branch retail catalogue, distressed, 2 x Fishing in Scotland paperbacks, by Gardner & Robinson plus other as illustrated.
Lot 468
COLLECTORS BOOKS: (6) “History Of The Sport Of Casting, Golden Years” by Cliff Netherton, S/b, 1st ed 1983, same author and title, “People Events, Records & Tackle” 1st. ed 1981, S/b, large format, “Fibreglass Fly Rods” by Johnson & Johnson 1st ed 1996, “Fishing Rods By Devine” by Michael Sinclair, 1st ed 1993, S/b, “Wes Jordan Profile Of A Rod Maker” by Spurr & Jordan, 1st ed 1992, H/b, D/j, fine and “Antique & Collectible Fishing Rods, Identification & Value” by D Homell, 1st ed 1997.
Lot 482
BOOKS: (4) Miller, J – signed – “The Dunkeld Collection” 2000 edition, mint, “One Man, One Rod” exhibition catalogue 1982, colour and b/w illustrations, fine, a David Slater reproduction catalogue, c1910, printed using identical original paper and inks, one of only 50 reprinted, mint and Dowden, N – “Old Fishing Tackle”, Shire Publication, mint.
Lot 488
REEL COLLECTORS BOOKS: (7) Seven glossy reel collectors reference books, Vernon, SK – “Antique Fishing Reels” 1st ed 1985, H/b, wrapped D/j, fine, Vernon & Stewart – “Fishing Reel Makers Of Kentucky” 1st ed 1992, limited 370/975, H/b, wrapped D/j, Homel, DB – “Antique Fly Reels” 1st ed 1999, S/b, Stephenson, J – signed – “Understanding Threadlines” 1st ed 1992, S/b, Miller, J – signed – “The Dunkeld Collection, Hardy Reels” 2004 edition, Tonelli, D – “Top Of The Line Fishing Collectibles” 1st ed 1997, H/b, D/j, and Dowden, N – “Old Fishing Tackle” 1st ed 1995, all mint copies.
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