Member Exclusive A Quaint Treatise On Flies And Flymaking By Wh Aldam New Style [simxkXbd]

A Quaint Treatise on Flies and Flymaking: A Literary Gem

Discover the literary treasure, "Member Exclusive A Quaint Treatise On Flies And Flymaking By Wh Aldam New Style [simxkXbd]," a first edition, second issue copy that promises to captivate collectors and enthusiasts alike. This exquisite book is not just a testament to the art of flymaking but also a work of art itself, featuring stunning chromolithographs and meticulous craftsmanship. With only 220 copies in existence, this particular volume is a rare find, especially given its exceptional condition and vibrant appearance.

Exceptional Craftsmanship and Unique Features

Boasting a rich green cloth cover adorned with intricate gold fish designs, this treatise is a visual delight. The edges are solid, with only slight wear to the corners, and the spine is similarly adorned with gilt and green. Inside, the pages are adorned with a lovely red border and gold edges, adding to the book's luxurious feel. The heart of this volume lies within, where two splendid chromolithographs by James Poole and 22 sunken mounts containing feathers and finished flies await the reader. This collection is not only a study in flymaking but also a work of natural history.

Perfect for Collectors and Fly Fishing Enthusiasts

Whether you are a seasoned collector or a passionate fly fishing enthusiast, "A Quaint Treatise on Flies and Flymaking" is a must-have addition to your library. Its rich history, combined with its educational value and artistic beauty, makes it a splendid asset. Despite some light foxing, all materials are original to the volume, and there is no insect damage, a common issue with such delicate works. Published by John B. Day in 1876, this book is not just a book; it's a time capsule, a journey into the past that brings the art of flymaking to life. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history and a masterpiece of fly fishing literature.