The Fly-Fisher's Flies, Roger Woolley — 2nd Edition

£19.50

The Fly-Fisher's Flies, Roger Woolley — 2nd Edition

Name: The Fly-Fisher's Flies, Roger Woolley — 2nd Edition
Brand: Broadhursts Books
SKU: 3370-NF-40
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Condition

Near Fine: Original binding shows minimal wear, with only light rubbing to extremities. Spine bright, with the slightest wear at the head and foot; gilt lettering sharp and clear. Boards display faint staining and a small mark to the front cover. Binding firm and square. Internally, pages are clean, bright, and appear unread, with illustrations throughout in excellent condition. An attractive and well-preserved copy overall.

Description

Second edition, published by The Fishing Gazette Ltd., Kent, 1948, in original hardback and illustrated throughout. Early mid-20th-century angling manuals are increasingly collectible, particularly specialist works devoted to fly patterns and technique. Copies of Woolley’s The Fly-Fisher’s Flies are not commonly encountered in such well-preserved condition. A desirable example for collectors of angling literature and sporting books.

The Fly-Fisher’s Flies is a practical guide to artificial fly patterns used in fly-fishing, detailing construction, selection, and application for different waters and conditions. Combining instruction with illustration, the work serves both as a reference for anglers and a record of traditional fly-tying practice.

Book Condition: Near Fine

Book Authors: Roger Woolley

Book Publisher: The Fishing Gazette LTD

Book Language: English

Narrative Type: Non-Fiction

Genre: Sport & Games

Book edition: Second Edition

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Book Pages: 59

Book Publication Year: 1948

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Book Binding: Hardback

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Country/region of manufacture: Kent, United Kingdom

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