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Book Description Hardback. Condition: Fair. A readable copy of the book which may include some defects such as highlighting and notes. Cover and pages may be creased and show discolouration. Seller Inventory # GOR002492296
Book Description Hardback. Condition: Vg. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair in a Price Clipped Dw. Reprint. dw has chips tears and creases. Book. Seller Inventory # 055284
Book Description Condition: Very Good, Very Good. 1970. 8VO, 217 pgs., Photos & Illus, Hardcover Hardcover: Clean cloth boards. Previous owners name along top edge of paste-down. Signed by author on first free endpaper. Endpapers and edges are slightly foxed. Text is clean. Very nice photo illustrated dust jacket is price clipped. Minor edgewear. Closed tear. Desirable copy in protective mylar Dry fly fishing has always been surrounded by mystique. However this book dispels that with lucid descriptions of the fish, its environment, instincts, food and feeding habits. Modern fishing tackle progress is discussed. Illustrated. Nice tight binding. Seller Inventory # 017251
Book Description Hardcover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. Former library book; Missing dust jacket; Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less 1.74. Seller Inventory # G0713611278I5N11
Book Description (Hardcover, 1970 ). (1957) 1970 1st edition thus. 8vo (140 x 222mm). Ppxii,217. B/w photographs, illustrations. Blue-green boards, spine titled in gilt. Ex-library, usual faults. Reading copy in dust-wrapper. First published in 1957 under the title 'Dry-Fly Beginnings'. "Dermot Wilson was the leading authority in the UK on dry fly fishing, particularly in the chalk streams. The poet Ted Hughes wrote of Wilson's book Fishing the Dry Fly: "Wherever I open it my eye alights on a paragraph that is delightful to read, and that leads on irresistibly to the next paragraph that is equally delightful and that leads on irresistibly . . . etc etc." In 1968 he set up a mail-order tackle business, the first of its kind, at Nether Wallop, Hampshire, supplying a full range of fly-fishing tackle. It gave an extraordinarily good service. If you ordered flies from Dermot Wilson, they arrived in the post next day. The company grew to employ a staff of 14, many of them friends from his Greenjacket days. In 1981, ill-health caused him to give up, and the business was sold to the US company Orvis, who still run it successfully. Wilson was for some years Chairman of the Anglers Co-operative Association, which combats pollution of the rivers. He set up the Water Resources Board of the Salmon and Trout Association. He wrote for Country Life and the Field and was a popular lecturer at fishing gatherings." (From Sidney Vines' obituary of Wilson in the Independent newspaper). . Seller Inventory # 37594
Book Description Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: VG. Rep. pp217. Repaired marginal tear to DW - now protected. Seller Inventory # 001942
Book Description Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Poor. 217pp. A practical fishing guide. Signed on the front free end paper by the author with an additional gifting dedication. A clean and sound book although there are a couple of areas of damage / loss to the dust wrapper, notably the front top right corner. Available for prompt dispatch from the UK 217 p. Signed by Authors. Book. Seller Inventory # 023995
Book Description Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. 8vo illus. New Ed. [1957] -Wilson lived on a Test tribuitary after a life in advertising. [Cat. 56-351.] Very Fine in Fine DJ. Seller Inventory # lsSHvo2581
Book Description (Hardcover, 1981). (1970) 1981 2nd edition thus. 8vo (142 x 222mm). Ppxii,225. B/w photographs, illustrations. Green boards, spine titled in gilt. Some use and browning, marks to end-papers. Good in torn dust-wrapper. First published in 1957 under the title 'Dry-Fly Beginnings'. "Dermot Wilson was the leading authority in the UK on dry fly fishing, particularly in the chalk streams. The poet Ted Hughes wrote of Wilson's book Fishing the Dry Fly: "Wherever I open it my eye alights on a paragraph that is delightful to read, and that leads on irresistibly to the next paragraph that is equally delightful and that leads on irresistibly . . . etc etc." In 1968 he set up a mail-order tackle business, the first of its kind, at Nether Wallop, Hampshire, supplying a full range of fly-fishing tackle. It gave an extraordinarily good service. If you ordered flies from Dermot Wilson, they arrived in the post next day. The company grew to employ a staff of 14, many of them friends from his Greenjacket days. In 1981, ill-health caused him to give up, and the business was sold to the US company Orvis, who still run it successfully. Wilson was for some years Chairman of the Anglers Co-operative Association, which combats pollution of the rivers. He set up the Water Resources Board of the Salmon and Trout Association. He wrote for Country Life and the Field and was a popular lecturer at fishing gatherings." (From Sidney Vines' obituary of Wilson in the Independent newspaper). Dermot Needham Furnival Wilson, fly fisherman: born Cologne 1 June 1924; married 1947 Renee Balsom (one son); died Salisbury 10 January 1996. . Seller Inventory # 47576
Book Description (Hardcover, 1974). (1970) 1974 reprint. 8vo (143 x 223mm). Ppxii,217. B/w photographs, illustrations. Blue-green boards, spine titled in gilt. Very good in clipped dust-wrapper. First published in 1957 under the title 'Dry-Fly Beginnings'. "Dermot Wilson was the leading authority in the UK on dry fly fishing, particularly in the chalk streams. The poet Ted Hughes wrote of Wilson's book Fishing the Dry Fly: "Wherever I open it my eye alights on a paragraph that is delightful to read, and that leads on irresistibly to the next paragraph that is equally delightful and that leads on irresistibly . . . etc etc." In 1968 he set up a mail-order tackle business, the first of its kind, at Nether Wallop, Hampshire, supplying a full range of fly-fishing tackle. It gave an extraordinarily good service. If you ordered flies from Dermot Wilson, they arrived in the post next day. The company grew to employ a staff of 14, many of them friends from his Greenjacket days. In 1981, ill-health caused him to give up, and the business was sold to the US company Orvis, who still run it successfully. Wilson was for some years Chairman of the Anglers Co-operative Association, which combats pollution of the rivers. He set up the Water Resources Board of the Salmon and Trout Association. He wrote for Country Life and the Field and was a popular lecturer at fishing gatherings." (From Sidney Vines' obituary of Wilson in the Independent newspaper). Dermot Needham Furnival Wilson, fly fisherman: born Cologne 1 June 1924; married 1947 Renee Balsom (one son); died Salisbury 10 January 1996. . Seller Inventory # 23952