Four New York Angler's Club Bulletins and the Indexes

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

The Angler's Club of New York, 1972, 168 pages, Fine in issued slipcase, which has soiling to one side.

The Best of the Angler's Club Bulletin: 1920 - 1972 edited by A. Ross Jones, 1972, 168 pages, two-tone illustrations, Fine in issued slipcase; MO'M of the Anglers': The Memoirs & Recipes of Mary O'Mal

Heading: Author: Atherton, John Title: The Fly and the Fish - from the library of Joseph D. Bates Place Published: New York Publisher:Angler's Club of New York/Macmillan Date Published: 1951

Heading: Author: Quackenbos, John D Title: Geological Ancestors of the Brook Trout and Recent Saibling Forms which it Evolved Place Published: New York Publisher:For the Anglers' Club of New York by

An early silver plated cup from this prestigious angling club standing six inches in height has inscribed on its face "Angler's Club of N.Y. 1915 / 1/2 Oz. Distance Bait / 150 ft. Class". Very Good pl

The Angler's Club Story 1906-1956, 1956, limited to 750 copies, 153 pages, black and white photographs, Fine in issued slipcase; The Best of the Angler's Club of New York, 1920-1972, 1972, 168 pages,

1962. 500 copies printed for The Anglers' Club of New York. Printed on Curtis Utopian paper, with decorative initials by the late John C. Atherton and printed by The Stinehour Press, Lunenburg, Vermon

1962. 500 copies printed for The Anglers' Club of New York. Printed on Curtis Utopian paper, with decorative initials by the late John C. Atherton and printed by The Stinehour Press, Lunenburg, Vermon

The Angler's Club of New York, 1956, first edition, 153 pages, black and white photographs, Fine in issued slipcase.

The Fly and the Fish by John Atherton, printed for the Angler's Club of New York, 1951, with sleeve The Spicklefisherman and Others by Frederick White, 1928, Derrydale Press. From the Estate of Everet

After Winslow Homer (American/Massachusetts 1836-1910) , "Boy Fishing", 1963, offset lithograph, signed twice in plate, printed by Frost & Reed Ltd., London, for the Angler's Club of New York, edition

Blue fishing motif for the Anglers Club of New York. Made by Homer Laughlin. 10 1/2" diameter. Good condition.

222 copies of this book were published for The Anglers' Club of New York. With Dust Cover. From the Estate of Everett “Rett” Foster of Clayton, NY. Mr. Foster had an extensive collection of huntin

LITHOGRAPH by C. Atherton of a netted salmon with an old bamboo rod and reel. Privately printed for members of the Anglers Club of New York in a limited edition of 229 copies, this being number 196. F

1913 New York Base Ball Club oversized photograph , framed in wooden frame. Photographed by Pach Bros. NY. Four HOF player's including Jim Thorpe, Christy Mathewson. This is a very rare photograph, fr

portfolio of four prints (missing two from the original six) reproducing watercolors depicting O. Henry's New York; published by The Print Club, New York, 1935; Condition: missing two prints, as state

Four pair of vintage BPOE gold-tone cufflinks. 'B.P.O.E.' The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks is an American fraternal order founded in 1868, originally as a social club in New York City. Prov

Quackenboss, John D..Geological Ancestors Of The Brook Trout. 1/300 Copies.Angler's Club Of New York., 1916

A silver gilt Reed & Barton Trophy cup made for the June 24th 1882 race. It is engraved Four-Oared Shells N.B.C. June 24, 1882 believed to be the Nautilus Boat Club in Brooklyn New York. Cup has bambo

four premier issues published by Aspen Magazine, New York, c.1966/67, complete contents in each issue according to cover index, interior contents near mint, box covers with handling wear, rubs, minor

Four (4) After Play, multi-signed baseballs. 1st item: 1961 New York Yankees team multi-signed baseball, including Mickey Charles Mantle (1931-1995), nicknamed "The Commerce Comet" and "The Mick"; Law

Located only 40 minutes from New York City and walking distance from the Hartsdale Metro North train station, Scarsdale Golf Club is a true "home away from home." Four guests can enjoy a round of golf

"Four Past Midnight" by Stephen King, published by Viking Press, New York, 1990, review copy without digit line on the copyright page. [It is not a book club edition: no "Book Club" or BOMSC imprints