A COLLECTION OF FISHING PRIESTS. By Dave Watson. - Softcover
- PublisherPublished by the author.
- Publication date2010
- ISBN 10 0955950759
- ISBN 13 9780955950759
- BindingPaperback
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A COLLECTION OF FISHING PRIESTS. By Dave Watson. First edition.
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Book Description (Paperback, 2010 ). 2010 1st edition. 4to paperback (208 x 289mm). Pp52. Colour photographs and illustrations. Cover slightly marked, sticker ghost to rear, but internally clean. Solidly intact, second-hand paperback. This book is a fully illustrated colour catalogue, showing a collection made over almost twenty years, of seventy-one fine antique priests, using the best photography and printing techniques available. Examples show the use of boxwood, lignum vitae, walnut, yew, rosewood, bone, whalebone, elephant and walrus ivory and narwhal ivory, to create the elegant, the functional and the downright extravagant. The collection spans the period from the eighteenth century to today. The earliest specimen is the priest of 1718 which appears on the last page and the best connected, the priest on the front cover, with the royal cipher, VR. A fascinating and unique record. . Seller Inventory # 36861
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A COLLECTION OF FISHING PRIESTS. By Dave Watson. First edition.
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Book Description (Paperback, 2010 ). 2010 1st edition. 4to paperback (208 x 289mm). Pp52. Colour photographs and illustrations. Fine. This book is a fully illustrated colour catalogue, showing a collection made over almost twenty years, of seventy-one fine antique priests, using the best photography and printing techniques available. Examples show the use of boxwood, lignum vitae, walnut, yew, rosewood, bone, whalebone, elephant and walrus ivory and narwhal ivory, to create the elegant, the functional and the downright extravagant. The collection spans the period from the eighteenth century to today. The earliest specimen is the priest of 1718 which appears on the last page and the best connected, the priest on the front cover, with the royal cipher, VR. A fascinating and unique record. . Seller Inventory # 24987
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