Full Dressed Salmon Fly by Paul Seymour

Original watercolor of 14 full dressed salmon flies measures 8 5/8" x 6 5/8" (sight size) and is signed by the contemporary wildlife artist Ray Young in pencil, as is his accompanying original pencil

(1906-2008) An artist proof print, with an image size of 17 1/2" x 23 3/4". Number 1 of 20 artist proof copies with a watercolor remarque of a full dressed salmon fly and signed lower right. In a 28 1

Display of full dressed salmon flies tied by Frances Stearns (1918-2003). Affixed to the reverse is Stearns' large handwritten card: "A Sampler of Classic Salmon Flies", signed "Frances Lee Stearns" a

A collection of 13 colorful Atlantic salmon flies by the well-known and highly respected tyer Charles Chute. Chute is considered one of the "full-dressed" masters, winning world fly tying championship

Flies appear to be tied on either 7/0 or 8/0 turned-up eyed hooks. Patterns are: Bonnie Bouche, Powell's Fancy, Jock Scott, The Lion and Silver Gray. Signed by the tyer and dated "'83". Housed in a 10

Shadow box frame (17 1/4" x 13 1/4") includes a full dress salmon fly by master tyer Larry Borders and a large photo of Borders with Megan Boyd during his trip to Scotland. Borders flies have appeared

Cantilever with 4 attached trays, VG+, including 60+ gut eye salmon flies, full dress, most Ex- or better.

Measuring 15" x 12" this shadow box display includes two large full dress Atlantic salmon flies and a "Hammerhead" Bass Bug, designed and tied by Poul Jorgensen (1926-2004), as well as a large photo o

both signed, one is dated 1995 and other is numbered 2/96. Frames 10"x12".

Unmarked except for the number 5, with typical McHarg overlapped soldered blades and center reflective ball with fancy washers. A 1 5/8" bait with early full body fly dressed treble hook, the blade gr

Tied by Paul Filippone, renowned classic salmon fly tyer and an original member of the first Nyack, NY Trout Unlimited chapter. Professionally framed and including the tyer’s hand signed busine

Pristine 9/0 Atlantic salmon fly tied by Megan Boyd (1915-2001). Purchased in the 1980’s by Paul Schmookler from Jamie Maxtone Graham of the UK, who represented Ms. Boyd at the time. 8 1/4&#8221

Pristine 9/0 Atlantic salmon fly tied by Megan Boyd (1915-2001). Purchased in the 1980’s by Paul Schmookler from Jamie Maxtone Graham of the UK, who represented Ms. Boyd at the time. 8 3/4&#8221

Pristine 9/0 Atlantic salmon fly tied by Megan Boyd (1915-2001). Purchased in the 1980’s by Paul Schmookler from Jamie Maxtone Graham of the UK, who represented Ms. Boyd at the time. 8” x

Pristine 9/0 Atlantic salmon fly tied by Megan Boyd (1915-2001). Purchased in the 1980’s by Paul Schmookler from Jamie Maxtone Graham of the UK, who represented Ms. Boyd at the time. 7 3/4&#8221

Pristine 10/0 Atlantic salmon fly tied by Megan Boyd (1915-2001). Purchased in the 1980’s by Paul Schmookler from Jamie Maxtone Graham of the UK, who represented Ms. Boyd at the time. 11 1/2&#82

Pristine 10/0 Atlantic salmon fly tied by Megan Boyd (1915-2001). Purchased in the 1980’s by Paul Schmookler from Jamie Maxtone Graham of the UK, who represented Ms. Boyd at the time. 11”

Butt and one tip are each 1" short, while the mid and second tip are full length. Wrapped maroon with black tipping, the rod is original missing the stripping guide, otherwise all guides are intact "P

Tied on a 10/0 hook this fly was part of an order for Paul Schmookler in the 1970's. Housed in an 8 1/4" x 11 1/4" shadowbox frame. A history of the fly on a signed card of authentication by Mr. Schmo

"Lady Grace" was part of an order for Paul Schmookler in the 1970's. Housed in an 11" x 13" shadowbox frame. A history of the fly on a signed card of authentication by Mr. Schmookler and in Excellent

two are Paul Seymour and other is done by Dick Allen. Frame 10"x12".

All original and full length, the shaft is marked "Salmon Special/-Custom Built-/-by-//-Omar H. Needham-/-Rangely Maine-/#0452 - 9- 2-" over five flats. The designation shows this to be a 9' rod with

An antique watercolor on paper painting by Paul Stahr (American, 1883-1953) depicting a man dressed as Santa Claus carrying a torn bag full of liquor while a bystander looks at him skeptically. It is

S.E. Bogdan (NH, 1918-2011), No 2 Large Salmon Fly ReelNashua, New Hampshire, circa 1980s salmon fly reel in right hand wind configuration, original leather pouch and operating instructions. 3.75 in.