BRIGHT SALMON AND BROWN TROUT. By Dana S. Lamb.

1964 1st edition. 8vo (150 x 233mm). Ppviii,112. Illustrated with vignettes, pictorial end-papers. Mustard cloth, spine titled in gilt, gilt vignette to upper board. Card slipcase. Edition limited to 1500 copies.

Essays on trout and salmon fishing in the U.S.A. and Canada. Chapters include:- Bright salmon and brown trout; Fan wing royal; You two can become an expert angler; The werewolf; The poor man's Restigouche; Perfidia; Local option; Doubting Thomas; Deflation; It's all just river to me; Where is the nearest liquor store; Pardon my French; According to your faith; Mary Leland's birthday salmon; Elementary entomology; They toil not, neither do they spin; The lesson; Lest we forget; The Lord giveth; Pointers have their points; Knowledge is not wisdom; Tell the doctor never mind; The days are getting longer; It might have been worse; Moko; Starting from Paumonock; He must have slipped his collar; The old man and the map; Please don't ask me where; Snow; Oh, they're all right; Pie a la mode; Down the rapids.