BROADLAND PIKE: A HISTORY OF THE LARGEST RECORDED CAPTURES. By Stephen Harper. Leather-bound limited edition.
1998 1st edition. 4to (187 x 255mm). Pp191. Colour and b/w photographs, tipped-in colour photograph on limitation page. Blind-stamped full black leather binding, spine titled in gilt. Signed and numbered copy from an edition limited to only 100 copies.
Similar to Fred Buller's "Domesday book of mammoth pike," this book chronicles the capture of over sixty huge pike from the Norfolk Broads. The foreword is by Fred Buller. A classic in its genre and highly sought after. "A tremendous book - quite superb. In the 'Domesday Book' style to a degree, but much better I think. One of the best books on pike for some time" (Barrie Rickards).
Similar to Fred Buller's "Domesday book of mammoth pike," this book chronicles the capture of over sixty huge pike from the Norfolk Broads. The foreword is by Fred Buller. A classic in its genre and highly sought after. "A tremendous book - quite superb. In the 'Domesday Book' style to a degree, but much better I think. One of the best books on pike for some time" (Barrie Rickards).
£550.00
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Book Code
62014
| Author | Harper (Stephen). |
|---|---|
| Book Code | 62014 |
| ISBN | 0953237702 |
| Book Description | Slight bump to bottom edge but a fine copy. #9 of 100. Ownership signature of pike angling author Malcolm Bannister. Some copies have the upper board titled in gilt. This copy is blind-stamped with only the spine titled in gilt. |
| Book Cover | Hardcover |
| Published Date | 1998 |
| Publisher | Published by the author. |
| Place | Foulsham, Norfolk. |