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1939253002New York: The Derrydale Press 1939. First Edition One of 750 copies this one marked "HH" on the box label and the colophon and signed by the author. Frontispiece and six full-page drawings of ducks decoys and hunters. xviii i 1-108 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Full red morocco gilt glassine jacket original publisher's box with printed label on upper cover uncut at fore and lower edges. Some very minor scattered foxing to initial three leaves. Some fading and rubbing to box with some loss. Bookplate. An attractive copy. Fuller Arthur D. First Edition One of 750 copies this one marked "HH" on the box label and the colophon and signed by the author. Frontispiece and six full-page drawings of ducks decoys and hunters. xviii i 1-108 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Siegel 151 The Derrydale Press unknown books
1939244880New York: The Derrydale Press 1939. Limited edition. Number 488 of 750 numbered copies signed by the author. Frontispiece and six full-page illustrations of ducks decoys and hunters by Arthur Fuller. 1 vols. 12mo. Full red morocco gilt uncut at fore and lower edges. A fine copy with the original glassine slightly worn and the numbered publisher's box minor wear to box. Fuller Arthur D. Limited edition. Number 488 of 750 numbered copies signed by the author. Frontispiece and six full-page illustrations of ducks decoys and hunters by Arthur Fuller. 1 vols. 12mo. Superb Copy. Siegel 151; Frazier B-6-a; Biscotti p. 24 The Derrydale Press unknown books
1939240042New York: The Derrydale Press 1939. Limited Edition. Number 276 of 750 numbered copies signed by the author. Frontispiece and six full-page illustrations of ducks decoys and hunters by Arthur Fuller. 1 vols. 12mo. Full red morocco gilt uncut at fore and lower edges a superb copy AS NEW in the original slightly worn glassine and the numbered publisher's box very slight wear to box. Fuller Arthur D. Limited Edition. Number 276 of 750 numbered copies signed by the author. Frontispiece and six full-page illustrations of ducks decoys and hunters by Arthur Fuller. 1 vols. 12mo. Superb Copy Inscribed. Inscribed "Joel Barber with kindest regards to David Wagstaff." Siegel 151; Frazier B-6-a; Biscotti p. 24 The Derrydale Press unknown books
1973238087vp 1973. 4to. Fine with corrections with envelopes on occasion. 4to. Jack O'Connor served as the Shooting Editor of Outdoor Life for 31 years and is considered one of the great hunting and gun writers of the twentieth century. Opinionated and witty his personality shines through in this collection of letters. <br/><br/>On animal classification: "Between us girls I think the American taxonomists have gone hog wild on sub-species. I think the British are much smarter.They say that all caribou are one species and they have damn few sub-species." <br/><br/>On an acquaintances and associates: "As I remember him he was a little guy dark and strictly a bastard"; "Bill Steigers is likewise a big-bore nut playing with a large bullet or gazing at a big hole in the end of a barrel gives him a deep and voluptuous satisfaction often causing tumescence in his male organ"; "From all I can tell this Earl Etter is a real vicious bastard fat-headed quarrelsome and mean. One thing I know for certain is that he is an ignoramus"; "This Herter is quite a guy. I think he's at least half nuts maybe more. He has more misinformation in his books than the Encyclopedia Britannica has information."<br/><br/>On the Hotel Edison: "I have never set foot in the Hotel Edison but I have heard it was a dump."<br/><br/>On a failed bear-hunting expedition: "Our companions were two young Englishmen.Both had very attractive wives.We really had a grand time but those guys were the spookiest bear hunters I have ever seen in my life. They missed two good trophy grizzlies--one at 30 yards and one at 110 yards--and a very good black bear at about 50 yards. In all cases the bears were standing."<br/><br/>On the Civil War: "I am a Civil War buff.One of these days I am going to do an article that will make a lot of Southerners scream like catamounts. The thesis of the piece will be that Lee was an overrated general who made his reputation on a bunch of fiddle-fotted sic and gutless Union generals."<br/><br/>On family histories: "My uncle Bill O'Connor got a girl knocked up when he was a senior in law school in California and took it on the lam.My mothers' people were Kentuckians but they were not planters--just prosperous farmers."<br/><br/>On criticism: "Bill Rae has got hundreds of these nut letters.I always tell these creeps that if they don't like to read stories about killing birds and animals and catching fish they should read something besides Outdoor Life Field & Stream and Sports Afield because these magazines are about shooting animals and birds and catching fish" Ellen Enzler Herring Jack O'Connor: Catalogue of Letters 5 6 34 71 86 111 138 142 148 176 184 200 252 261 & 263 unknown books
1918314072Ocean City N.J.: Ocean City Fishing Club printed by Eakins Palmer & Harrar Philadelphia 1918. Advertisements illustrations after photographs throughout. 96 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Publisher's printed paper wrappers stapled. Wrappers slightly toned crease to lower cover else fine. Advertisements illustrations after photographs throughout. 96 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Ocean City Fishing Club. Founded in 1913 the Ocean City Fishing Club is the oldest continuously operated fishing club in the country.<br/><br/>Extensively illustrated club book with portraits and anecdotes of many members Bruns notes years 1916-1919. Bruns O1 noting years 1916-1919 Ocean City Fishing Club [printed by Eakins, Palmer & Harrar, Philadelphia] unknown books
192826681Concord N.H.: The Kimball Studio 1928. A football team posed for the camera on the field with goal posts in the background; the other photo a candid of a group of young men holding Will Rogers signs and dressed in cowboy outfits. The photographs are not identified and the football team photo ball being held with Champions & "1928" visible. Approx. 8" x 10" overall size including the mounts. Photos mounted on heavy gray cardstock with the studio name and location imprinted at bottom margins of both. A little fading to the images; light wear to the mounts; in very good condition. Photographs. Not Bound. Very Good. The Kimball Studio paperback books
1948105015<p>Program 4to pictorial covers illustrated 40 pp. Slight edgewear one signature 4 pages loose one inch margin tear through loose signature otherwise bright and clean; very good overall. This program is the Braves edition featuring pictures of both managers on the cover. Cleveland would win the series in six games; making it their first series win since 1920. There was plenty of talent on both teams including Frank McCormick Warren Spahn and Eddie Stankey for the Braves and Bob Feller Bob Lemon and Satchell Paige for the Indians. Program includes many photos and some nice ads. baseball-almanac website. </p> Sullivan Press, books
1951105018<p>Program 4to pictorial covers illustrated 48 pp. Normal aging slight occasional creasing otherwise bright and clean; very good plus plus. This program is the Giant edition and features some of the best talent in baseball ever. Despite losing the opener the Yanks went on to win the series four games to two. This would be Joe DiMaggio's last series and the first series for Yankee future star Mickey Mantle and Giants future star Willie Mays. Both teams had plenty of talent including Berra Rizzuto Coleman Martin and McDougald for the Yanks and Dark Irvin Maglie and Stanky for the Giants. baseball-almanac website. </p> books
1952105019<p>Program 4to pictorial covers illustrated 48 pp. Normal aging otherwise bright and clean; near fine. This program is the Dodger edition. After beating the Giants a year earlier the Yanks were faced with a fired up Dodger team and had to go the full seven games to win the series. It was an exciting series that went back and forth and while there was some good pitching and many home runs it was Billy Martin's inches from the ground catch that ended the Dodger's hopes for a series win. baseball-almanac website. </p> books
1953105020<p> Program 4to pictorial covers illustrated 48 pp. Normal aging slight corner creasing otherwise bright and clean; near fine. This program is the Yankee edition. After beating the Dodgers a year earlier the Yanks were faced with Dodger team that was looking for revenge. Unfortunately they didn't get it and lost to the Yanks in six games. Yankee power and hitting made the difference especially from the 'red hot' Billy Martin who hit .500 for the series. Both lines were impressive including Jackie Robinson Pee Wee Reese Roy Campanella Dick Snider and Carl Erskine for the Dodgers and Mickey Mantle Billy Martin Yogi Berra Phil Rizzuto and Whitey Ford for the Yanks. baseball-almanac website. </p> books
1954105017<p>Program 4to pictorial covers illustrated 64 pp. Normal aging otherwise bright and clean; near fine. This program is the Cleveland Indian edition and represents a disappointing trip to the series for the Indians as the they lost in four straight to the New York Giants. Despite what was considered a great pitching staff the Indians couldn't compete with the hitting power of the Giants. In this series key Giant players included Willie Mays Monty Irwin Don Liddle and Alvin Dark. Key Indian players included Bob Lemon Dave Hoskins Al Smith Bob Avila and Hank Majeski baseball-almanac website.</p> books
1962106054<p>Small black and white folio program 8 1/2" x 11" pictorial front page 4 pp. Other than some normal aging this is in very nice condition. Scarce and unusual complimentary type program that were handed out to fans at Yankee Stadium. Since the second page refers to games 34 and 5 it appears the first two games had already been completed. The first page includes a black and white photo of Yankee Stadium illustrating an actual game. The front page gives historical series results and attendance numbers. The two inside pages were meant to help the fan keep score. This copy is unmarked. The back page gives player stats for both teams. An unusual and somewhat scare bit of World Series history. The Yanks took this series in seven games despite a poor performance from Mantle and Maris.</p> books
1964105014<p>Program 4to pictorial covers illustrated 68 pp. In wonderful condition some very slight aging but bright and clean; near fine. The 1964 series shows the Yankees finally losing their domenance in baseball as the Cards win in seven. However there was plenty of talent on both sides including Mickey Mantle Roger Maris Bobby Richardson and Clete Boyer for the Yanks and Curt Flood Lou Brock Bob Gibson and Ray Sadecki for the Cards. Plenty of great photos and some great historical information on both teams.</p> Standard Press, books
1980106056<p>4to glossy covers illustrated 80 pp. Slight wear one page with some wear otherwise contents clean and bright; near fine. This is a great installment to the Yankee Yearbook series which includes a tribute to Thurman Munson. Bios on all players including Reggie Jackson Ron Guidry Lou Piniella Craig Nettles and Goose Gossage. Also includes a considerable amount of historical material and statistics on the Yankee franchise. </p> New York Yankees, books
199521917China & Colorado: Not Published 1995. Group of materials includes: "Baldy Mountain Resort" 2 copies development project brochure 54 pgs of very professional-appearing computer-generated color photographs of proposals for development of this skiing resort some folding information on the Asian sports market including Olympic aspirations site overview demand for skiing and golfing facilities in China resort infrastructure the 'villages' of the resort; with a "Private Placement Memorandum" of 12 illustration pages essentially the stock offering for the resort; several typed letters signed from the Colorado-based resort marketer regarding developments in the project travel by the investors to the site more; and a shorter booklet titled "Grand Opening 1995-1996 Ski Season Baldy Mountain Resort Mongolian Yurt Skiing Village" with objectives strategies tactics budget for the set-up of this possible phase of the operation; all these materials clear-covered spiral or side-post bound standard 8 1/2" x 11" size; light wear; in very good condition; interesting glimpse at the proposed development of sporting activities in China by Western venture capitalist investors. . First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Not Published Paperback books
19362390101936. Over 500 tipped black and white and sepia toned photographs. Oblong 4to. Pebbled and grained leather wear to extremities minor scuffing VG. Over 500 tipped black and white and sepia toned photographs. Oblong 4to. GROTON SCHOOL. A photographic chronicle of the first two decades in the life of Gordon Auchincloss from infancy to college. Highlights include the Groton School 50th Anniversary June 1934 with Fraklin D. Roosevelt pictured seated in the center of the porch the Groton Football team of which Gordon was the Captain and left tackle photo of Coaches and Captains of the Annual St. Marks-Groton Game November 1934 action images from football games and the Yale Freshmen Glee Club-1936.<br/><br/>Gordon Auchincloss 1886-1943 was born in New York and was the son of Edgar Stirling and Maria LaGrange Sloan Auchincloss. His grandfather Samuel Sloan was president of the Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad and the Hudson River Railroad predecessor of the New York Central System. Auchincloss graduated from Groton School in 1904. He received an A.B. degree from Yale University in 1908 and an LL. B. degree from Harvard Law School in 1911. He married Janet House on September 14 1912. <br/><br/>Auchincloss served as assistant United States attorney for the Southern District New York and as special assistant to the Attorney General of the United States. He was a member of the law firm of Auchincloss Alley & Duncan and served as secretary of the American War Mission to England and France in November 1917 and as secretary to his father-in-law Colonel Edward M. House during negotiations of the Armistice in November 1918 and during the Paris Peace Conference in 1919. In addition to Chase National Bank he was a director of International Paper and Power Company the Crosse & Blackwell Company societe Financiere de Transports et d'Enterprises Industrielles of Brussels Belgium; Solvay American Corporation and Compania Hispano Americana de Electicidad of Barcelona Spain.He was assistant treasurer of the Democratic National Committee in 1916 chairman of the fund raising committee of the New York Association for the Blind a trustee of the Riverside Church a member of the State and city bar associations and Psi Upsilon and Scroll and Key of Yale. Auchincloss died at the age of 56 after a brief illness. unknown books
1997257927Far Hills NJ: Meadow Run Press 1997. First edition one of 1000 copies. With black and white frontispiece by John Rice. 1 vols. 8vo. Hand bound in forest green silk cloth and tan boards chestnut morocco spine label sage green silk pastedowns in matching forest green silk cloth backed folding box with chestnut morocco spine label. As New. First edition one of 1000 copies. With black and white frontispiece by John Rice. 1 vols. 8vo. Unique Copy for the Publisher. A continuation of John Phillips's A Bibliography of American Sporting Books 1582-1925 this indispensable update contains some 5000 detailed entries by author and--most happily--an alphabetical index by TITLES which Phillips did not have. Approved by the Boone and Crockett Club this is a book no serious sporting book collector can afford to be without. <br/><br/>Unique copy specially bound for the publisher. Meadow Run Press unknown books
1997242589Far Hills NJ: Meadow Run Press 1997. First edition Deluxe edition no. 55 of 75 copies signed by author and artist. With black and white frontispiece and separate signed color print by John Rice. 1 vols. 8vo. Original publisher's deluxe binding of decorated paper over boards black morocco spine with gray morocco titling piece. As new in original slipcase. First edition Deluxe edition no. 55 of 75 copies signed by author and artist. With black and white frontispiece and separate signed color print by John Rice. 1 vols. 8vo. Deluxe Copy One of 75 An Indispensable Work. A continuation of John Phillips' A Bibliography of American Sporting Books 1582-1925 this indispensable update contains some 5000 detailed entries by author and--most happily--an alphabetical index by TITLES which Phillips did not have. Approved by the Boone and Crockett Club. Now a standard and indispensable reference.<br/>This limited edition went out of print almost immediately upon publication. Meadow Run Press unknown books
1989224138New York: James Cummins Bookseller 1989. Copy "H" of 26 copies with leaf from the 1653 first edition of The Compleat Angler tipped in. Signed by Rodolphe Coigney. xix 1 434 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Bound in original full pebbled red morocco. Very fine in open-faced matching cloth slipcase. Copy "H" of 26 copies with leaf from the 1653 first edition of The Compleat Angler tipped in. Signed by Rodolphe Coigney. xix 1 434 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. James Cummins Bookseller unknown books
193156457London: Eyre & Spottiswoode 1931. First edition No. 112 of 125 copies numbered and signed by the author. 11 color plates and 23 in back and white after the author's drawings. 1 vols. 4to. Original aquamarine cloth vellum spine with gilt lettering. Beautiful copy. Rickman Phillip. First edition No. 112 of 125 copies numbered and signed by the author. 11 color plates and 23 in back and white after the author's drawings. 1 vols. 4to. Remarqued. Superb plates by the famous naturalist. Beneath the color frontispiece is a fine small pencil drawing of a duck initialed beneath by Rickman. Eyre & Spottiswoode unknown books
193062953London: Philip Allan 1930. First edition. 1 vols. 8vo. Green cloth. Fine in quite chipped dust jacket with loss. First edition. 1 vols. 8vo. Eugene Connett's Copy. With 2 ALSs to Eugene Connett laid in about wodcock 5 pp. in all and a manuscript entitled "Woodcock and Cattle" 3 pages tipped onto the front free-endpaper. Philip Allan unknown books
1935238770New York: The Derrydale Press 1935. First edition No. 2 of 850 copies. 13 plates 7 of them hand colored by Alma W. Froderstrom. xvi iv190 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Original pictorial green cloth. Spine darkened spine sunned with some wear at top and bottom of spine else near fine. First edition No. 2 of 850 copies. 13 plates 7 of them hand colored by Alma W. Froderstrom. xvi iv190 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Inscribed. Inscribed on the half-title "To Hooker Talcott from the author P. J. Jennings."<br/><br/><br/><br/>Hooker Talcott 1896-1982 Harvard class of 1918 was one of Connett's partners in the Derrydale Press cf. Decade p. xvi; he customarily retained copy no. 2 of the numbered books from the press for himself Siegel p. 32. Siegel 88; Frazier J-1-a; Bruns J16 The Derrydale Press unknown books
1943311404Newcastle Upon Tyne: Privately printed 1943. One of approximately 40 copies. Portrait frontispiece and 4 photographic illustrations together with 11 card mounts containing 164 sample hackles. 1 vols. 4to. Text in blue morocco gilt hackles in 11 captioned mounts in original blue morocco folding box. Fine. One of approximately 40 copies. Portrait frontispiece and 4 photographic illustrations together with 11 card mounts containing 164 sample hackles. 1 vols. 4to. Rare. Complete with the full set of 11 card mounts containing the 164 hackles described in the text all in the original full leather folding box. A superior copy of a rare work. Hampton's Angling Bibliography p. 32 Privately printed unknown books
1966316162Woodstock Vermont: Designed and printed by the Elm Tree Press 1966. 12 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Blue wrappers upper cover printed in blue and white anniversary dinner menu printed in white on lower inside flap. Small ghost from circular label on cover margin else fine. 12 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Uncommon keepsake for the seventy-fifth anniversary dinner of the Lakota Club on Lakota Lake near Barnard and Bridgewater Vermont. The fishing club was founded in 1891; the slub history is followed by a list of members and the dinner menu for Saturday 6 August 1966. Heller 1:737. Not in OCLC [Designed and printed by the Elm Tree Press] unknown books
1933316590N.p. Chicago 1933. First edition privately printed. Illustrated with 2 photographs. 24 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Original printed wrappers gathered with cord. Slight wrapper wear internally fine with bookplate of Col. Henry A. Siegel. First edition privately printed. Illustrated with 2 photographs. 24 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Unrecorded. Inscribed on front flyleaf "Merry Christmas from Victor 1934." <br/>Victor Elting and his friend McPherson left Chicago July 29 1933 and arrived at a station in Northern Canada called Ombabika in the Thunder Bay District on the 31st. They spent three weeks camping canoeing and fishing for trout and the narrative records places they fished and people they met. Elting ends his work with these words: "As we travelled back to Toronto we talked it all over. We had travelled more than three hundred miles in the wilderness and had visited an old civilization. We had emerged with a better sense of values and a better philosophy of life. We were in bounding health. We had taken certain physical risks but we had rejoiced in them. If we had taken counsel of our fears of accident or sickness we would have stayed at home and we would have missed a great adventure." Not in Bruns or Heller. Not in OCLC unknown books
