BROADLAND PIKE: A HISTORY OF THE LARGEST RECORDED CAPTURES. By Stephen Harper.
1998 1st edition. 4to (195 x 253mm). Pp191. Colour and b/w photographs, illustrations by the author. Black cloth, blind-stamped pike motif to upper board, blind-stamped spine titles.
Similar to Fred Buller's "Domesday book of mammoth pike", this book chronicles the capture of over 60 huge pike from the Norfolk Broads. The foreword is by Fred Buller. A modern 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 60 huge pike from the Norfolk Broads. The foreword is by Fred Buller. A modern 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).
£290.00
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Book Code
40393
| Author | Harper (Stephen). |
|---|---|
| Book Code | 40393 |
| ISBN | 0953237702 / 0953237702. |
| Book Description | Small bump to corners else very good in slightly used dust-wrapper. Inscribed by the author - "To Ken, good fishing - Stephen Harper". |
| Book Cover | Hardcover |
| Published Date | 1998 |
| Publisher | Published by the author. |
| Place | Foulsham, Norfolk. |