Angling Bibliophile Letters, Horne, Goodspeed and Gee

Eight letters from Charles Goodspeed totaling 16 pages, with all but one page written to another bibliophile, Charles Wetzel. Topics include: Otto von Kienbusch; gardening; fishing experiences; his wo

“An Expostulatory and Pacifick Letter By Way of Reply to the Rev’d Mr. Gee’s Letters of Remarks on the printed Testimony pf the Late Convention of Pastors in Boston…”, by John Hancock, Pasto

Harry Smith 'The Dickens-Kolle Letters' The Bibliophile Society 1st Ed 1910. A limited number of copies of this volume have been printed for Mr. Harry Smith for presentation to friends and public inst

GOODSPEED, Charles E. (1867-1950). Angling in America Its Early History and Literature. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1939]. 8vo. Illustrated. Publisher’s full blue cloth, spine stamped in g

A three, two and (2) one page typed letters with the usual corrections in Sparse's hand addressed to Fred Utz, a close friend and former President of The Angler's Club of New York . Topics include dif

From 1903 is a one page handwritten letter to his soon to be wife telling her "I am having strenuous times trying to prevent several girls from falling in love with me. I hope you are rewarding such m

All letters on personal stationery: Typed page and a half in length letter by Harry Darbee to Charles Wetzel signed "Harry" discussing sending him a clipping on Dr. Henshall's thoughts on a proper bas

All typed letters on his personal illustrated stationery, either signed "John Alden Knight" or simply "Jack". Topics include discussing or ordering books from antiquarian booksellers, Norman Wiggins a

1893, 182 pages, early black and white photographs, signed by the author and again by the publisher, very scarce title portraying sporting life in the mid-19th century in Michigan, Canada and the Adir

The first typed and signed letter is typed on both sides and is addressed to Tom Collins of the Payne Rod Co. complimenting him on the fine production of his 1952 catalog. He also shares his opinion o

Totaling four and a half typed pages, with three signed "Sparse" and one signed "Sparse Grey Hackle". Topics mentioned are opening day on the Beaverkill, Club members of the DeBruce club, Antrim lodge

Two handwritten letters for a total of four pages from Charles Brooks to Nick Lyons discussing the upcoming books he is writing "Henry's Fork", "Yellowstone Waters" and "Taking Larger Trout". Also som

The first handwritten letter is five pages in length and appears to becoming from 1933. It is discussing money troubles and he is trying to console his wife and telling her that something will turn up

The first letter of seven handwritten pages is from 1914 and finds him in Avalon on Santa Catalina Island in California. He is letting her know he was all packed to come home but decided at the last m

The first handwritten letter is on Delaware House stationery in Lackawaxen, PA and is six pages in length. He writes in length of his walk and goes into great detail of his encounter with nature. He t

Six typed letters, with four signed "Sparse", two unsigned but with excellent content, 10 pages in total. The two unsigned letters are to Rancocas, (antiquarian bookseller, Aldridge Williams, who live

Two typed letters of two and a half pages in length, to Rancocas (Antiquarian Bookseller, Aldridge Williams, who lived in Rancocas, New Jersey) discussing match fishing, angling literature, the first

The first handwritten letter of four parts on one sheet of paper has "5/16/05" written in green ink at the top of the letter. It is unsigned but is definitely in Grey's hand had possesses great conten

Four typed and handwritten letters of congratulations on the fine production of the 1952 Payne catalog including one from "Pick", sporting author, Harold Pickering.; Five typed letters mostly from law

Housed in three manila envelopes are a grouping of letters, photographs from the Bonsib Advertising Agency, whose client was The Creek Chub Bait Co. Paperwork includes testimonials, correspondence wit

His first letter is from 1904 and is address to Lina E. Roth, his wife's name before they were married. It is a six page handwritten letter starting with some flower drawings and then many interesting

Typed letter on his stationery and which is signed by two seldom seen sign offs "Louise & Alfred Miller" and "Sparse Grey Hackle". His usual signing is simply "Sparse". The letter contains a thank you

Large 15 1/2" x 19 1/2" hand-colored photograph of Zane Grey standing next to his prize 611 pound Silver Marlin in Tahiti, with his rod and reel in hand. Signed letter of authentication from Zane Grey

A very scarce salmon fly tied by legendary reelmaker Stanley Bogdan. The fly was sent to Drew Holl and in a letter that accompanies this 8 1/2" x 13 1/4" framing, he calls the pattern the "Harmony Woo