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Lot 510
A BOX OF FISHING FLY EQUIPMENT, ETC, to include a Shakespeare Professional 2.10 meter rod with bag, Leeda Magnum 300D reel, rim fly BFR, 75 reel with spare spool, vintage Shakespeare Speedex Reel, unassociated spare spools, quantity of pre tied flies, spare line, small quantity of sea fishing rigs, etc
Lot 228
The Fly-Fisher's Entomology, Illustrated by Coloured Representations of the Natural and Artificial Insect and Accompanied by A Few Observations and Instructions relative to Trout-And-Grayling Fishing by Alfred Ronalds published Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans 1844 the third edition with 20 coloured copper-plates in gilt lettered cloth (complete but contents pages disbound and this copy with no adverts)
Lot 620
A QUANTITY OF VINTAGE FLY FISHING EQUIPMENT AND BOOKS, ETC, to include two Hardy Perfect 3 3/8 reels (one boxed), two Hardy L.R.H. Lightweight reels, boxed 3 3/8 St George Reel, boxed, 'The Gem' reel, J.P. Moreton 'The Commerce' reel, rods comprise Hardy 'The Halford Knockabout', 'C.C. De France' Palakona, 'The Kenya', Palakona twin tip rod, 'The Gold Medal' Palakona, non Hardy rods include two Apollo tubular steel rods, Edgar Sealey Glane 'The Scottie', a rod made for Farlows by Pezon Et Michel, and an unbranded rod in a J.P. Moreton & Co rod bag, plastic and alloy boxes of flies including Wheatley, fly making materials, boxed Hardy line winder/dryer, assorted fly fishing books and magazines, French C.A.P fixed spoil reel, etc
Lot 243
WW1 11th Bn Royal Fusiliers, 17th Bn Manchester Pals Regiment MC, DCM, group of five medals. Awarded to Captain Fred Ruddy, who won the Distinguished Conduct Medal, with the 11th Bn Royal Fusiliers on the Somme 1916 and after been commissioned into the Manchester Regiment was awarded the Military Cross, whilst serving with the 17th (2nd City Pals) Battalion. Comprising: Military Cross, Distinguished Conduct Medal, 2058 L.CPL F. RUDDY 11/R. FUS, British War Medal, Victory Medal CAPT, Defence Medal. Medals mounted for display ... The group is accompanied by a miniature medal group of the first four medals... Original postcard photograph of a group of Manchester, with Capt Ruddy ... Selection of newspaper cuttings ref the award of the DCM ... Also a large quantity of detailed research. Citation for the MC appeared in the London Gazette on the 16th September 1918. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty, while commanding a Company during a hostile attack. He formed a defensive flank and when the enemy broke through and both flanks were in the air, he held on and inflicted severe loss on them, before withdrawing in good order. He then took up a new position, collected stragglers from other units and maintained his position, in spite of heavy barrages and strong attacks, for two days, when he was relieved. Citation for the Distinguished Conduct Medal appeared the London Gazette on the 25th November 1916 For conspicuous gallantry in action. He found the central enemy telephone dug out attacking it and capturing 15 prisoners. Later he held the post for twelve hours under intense fire. Captain Fred Ruddy was born in 1895 and at the outbreak of the Great War was clerk for the United Counties Bank in Liverpool, the newspaper cutting indicate that he originally joined the 26th Bankers Bn Royal Fusiliers in February 1916. before landing in France and joining the 11th Bn. The cuttings also indicate that the DCM action was at Thiepval. He received a commission into the Manchester Regiment in September 1917 and returned to France to serve with the regiment. Promoted to Captain, he was given command of a Trench Mortar Battery. He resigned his commission in 1919 and entered the cotton industry. A keen fly fisherman, he was appointed Captain of the English Fly Fishing Team
Lot 450
Fly Fishing hardback book by J. R. Hartley. Limited Editions 1991 Stanley Paul and Co ISBN 0-09-177909-X. 127 pages. Dust jacket and book in excellent condition. Sold on behalf of the Michael Sobell Cancer Charity. Shipping at cost from £4. 99 in UK, we can ship a 30kg box for £10 so up to 10 books. Overseas shipping at cost from £7. 99
Lot 426
A collection of miscellaneous fishing gear comprising of fishing bag, waders, landing net and sundries in two boxes; and a collection of fishing books, comprising: Ted Andrews 'Basic Fly Tyin'g, Tom Stewart '200 Popular Flies', Eamonn Sugg 'Fly Tying', Freddie Rice 'Fly Tying Illustrated' and Trout Fisherman Fly Card Collection.
Lot 509
TWO BOXES OF BOOKS comprising of fourteen titles, Fly Fishing by J.R Hartley, Tight Lines by R.C. Bridgett, Fishing Skills by Tony Whieldon, Fifty Places to Flyfish Before you Die by Chris Smith, Irish Game Fishing by Paul Sheehan, The Craft of the Gunsmith by G W Spearing, Shotguns and Gunsmiths by Geoffrey Boothroyd, The Gun and its Development by W W Greener, Experts on Guns and Shooting by G T Teasdale-Bicknell, Military Small Arms (5th Edition) by Ian V Hogg and John Weeks, Parker Hale Gun Catalogue No. 70, Pigeon Shooting by Archie Coates, under Five Flags - The Story of the Kynock Works, Witton, Birmingham 1863 - 1962 and The Longest Day by Cornelius Ryan
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