From Bruce Cave Fine Fly Fishing Books, IOBA., Citrus Heights, CA, U.S.A.
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
AbeBooks Seller since 12 December 2002
About this Item
New York. A. S. Barnes and Company. 1958. Quarto (11 x 8). 222 pp. plus colophon. Limited Edition. Book number 21 of 200 copies published. Signed by Lee Wulff on the color illustrated frontispiece. (by the way, the frontispiece is a print in all copies and not an original watercolor. It's signed in Lee's hand in blue ink below his facsimile signature in black, which appeared on the original water color ). Color plates showing a variety of flies dressed for Atlantic salmon. Black and white photos. With chapters on The Paradoxical Fish - Salmon Fishing Yesterday and Today - Why a Salmon Takes a Fly - Tackle - Flies - Casting - The Presentation - The Rise - The Action - Miscellany, etc. The book is bound in its original green morocco spine with gilt titles and decorations and green marbled boards. Green marbled end papers. The book is kept in a matching green marbled cloth slip case. The book's spine has faded to tan as always, light edge wear to the binding. The slip case is in very good condition. A nice, clean book. Seller Inventory # 010442
Bibliographic Details
Title: The Atlantic Salmon. {Signed Deluxe Limited ...
Signed: Signed by Author
Store Description
Bruce Cave Fine Books.
7924 Arcade Lake Lane,
Citrus Heights, California 95610-5192.
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