Hayter, T - "FM Halford And The Dry Fly Revol

Frederic M. Halford- Dry Fly Fishing- 1889 Sampson Low, Marson, Searle,& Rivington London bound in 3/4 gilt calf- previous owners name in pencil on inner leaf

Halford, Frederick M..The Dry-Fly Man's Handbook. First Edition.London, 1913

Two editions of Modern Development of the Dry Fly by Frederic M. Halford. 1910. George Routledge and Sons, Limited, London. Each with 43 plates. One is not dated on the title page and states 'First Pr

HALFORD, Frederic M. (1844-1914). A group of 4 fly fishing titles, including: Dry Fly Entomology. London: Vinton & Co., 1897. 8vo. Illustrated with numerous plates, including 10 hand-colored plates. P

Ogden M. Pleissner (1905-1983) Dry Fly Fishing for Salmon, 1982 signed "Ogden M Pleissner" lower right color print, 16 by 25 1/2 in. framed with 5 flies published privately in 1982 for Theodore Gordon

3 3/4" diam, 1" spool width, serial 539, right or left hand retrieve, center drag adjustment, Ex- condition, could use cleaning. In a marked Loop soft case.

LaBranche, George M. L.The Salmon and The Dry Fly. Color frontispiece. 8vo, gilt-lettered leather-backed boards; rubbed. ONE OF 775 NUMBERED COPIES.Boston, 1924

A handwritten letter from Mr. Flick's son, "Junie" to antiquarian bookseller, Judith Bowman advising her that he is enclosing one of the last flies his father tied before his eye sight prohibited him

Marinaro, Vincent.A Modern Dry-Fly Code. Illustrated by Pearce Bates. 8vo, full gilt-stamped leather, slipcase; light wear. DELUXE EDITION, ONE OF 350 NUMBERED COPIES, SIGNED BY MARINARO. (Bruns M43,

Eight Flyboxes of Mostly Dry Flies

A yellow egg sack fly tied by "The Father of American Dry Fly Fishing", Theodore Gordon. Provenance card by Ted Niemeyer accompanies the fly. Excellent condition.

Twentieth century. Variety of fly fishing flies in tackle and fly boxes. Including dry flies, streamers, wet flies, poppers and more. Varying wear.

Three expertly tied Catskill dry flies by the highly respected Darbees. The 14 1/2" x 14" wood frame houses not only the pristine flies, but a photo of Harry & Elsie at their fly tying desk, as well a

Including: Charles. F. Orvis & A. Nelson Cheney, Fishing with the Fly, Troy, N.Y., C.F. Orvis, 1883 (nice copy, slightly bumpy cover corners); George M. L. La Branche, The Dry Fly and Fast Water, sign

TAXIDERMY: SEA TROUT (Salmo trutta), full mount in bow-front glazed wall hanging display case, set against a watercolour painted backboard, stencilled "C.H.HARVEY AUG.24-33 3LB 3OZ DRY FLY", the label

Seven hard back books on fly fishing and fishing related information, all signed by author, in dust jackets. Includes Gary LaFontaine "The Dry Fly New Angles" and "Caddisflies", Mike Lawsen "Spring Cr

A grouping of four books on fly fishing to include "Bonefishing", "Pools and Ripples", a signed copy of "Return To The River", and a signed copy of "A Modern Dry Fly Code". Provenance: From the estate

Twentieth century. Variety of fly fishing flies in tackle and fly boxes. Including dry flies, streamers, wet flies, poppers and more. Also includes tackle box of fly tying equipment. Varying wear.

Pleissner, Ogden M.Dry Fly Fishing for Salmon. Fine color print. 16 x 25-1/2 inches plus margins, neatly matted, in glass-fronted frame. ONE OF 300, SIGNED BY PLEISSNER.Np: Theodore Gordon Flyfishers,

The Salmon and the Dry Fly by George LaBranche, 1924, limited to 775 numbered copies, of which this is number 122, some rubbing to boards, else Very Good plus; How to Dress Salmon Flies: A Handbook fo

Hendrickson dry fly from Roy Steenrod. A printed card signed by Sonni Sampson attesting to the authenticity of the fly. Sonni Sampson was the daughter of Sam Hendrickson, who was the nephew of A.E. He

Four Martin reels in boxes, one Daiwan reel lot of dry flys in box, two extra spools

Caddisflies, 1981, Fine in dust jacket; The Dry Fly: New Angles, 1990, first edition, Fine in dust jacket; Trout Flies: Proven Patterns, 1993, first edition, Fine in dust jacket. All are signed and in

A limited edition framed set of three flies that were originated and featured in Mr. LaFontaine's book, The Dry Fly: New Angles. Limited to 100 numbered and signed frames, of which this is number 11.