THE SALMON RIVERS AND LOCHS OF SCOTLAND. By W.L. Calderwood, F.R.S.E. De Luxe Large Paper Edition.

1909 1st edition - large paper issue. 4to (200 x 260mm). Ppx,442,ads. Illustrated with 4 tipped-in colour plates, b&w plates from photographs & 18 full-page maps. Quarter white buckram over blue cloth boards, spine titled in gilt, top edge gilt, silk marker.

"Also a Large Paper Edition de luxe, limited to 250 copies, on hand-made paper. Handsomely bound. One volume. Quarto. GBP 2 2s. net." A detailed examination of each Scottish salmon river and loch.Chapters include: The Tweed; The Forth; The Tay and Earn; North Esk and South Esk; The Dee; The Don; Ythan; Ugie; Deveron; Spey; Findhorn; Nairn; Ness; Beauly; Conon and Alness; Kyle of Sutherland - Carron, Oykell, Cassley, Shin; Brora; Helmsdale; Wick; Thurso; Forss, Halladale, Naver, Borgie; Hope, Dionard, Kinloch, and Polly; The rivers of West Sutherland and Ross - Inchard, Laxford, Inver, Kirkaig, Polly, Kanaird, Ullapool, Broom; Gruinard, Dundonnell, Ewe and Carron; Streams of the Outer Isles and of Skye; Morar, Shiel; Lochy, Spean, Roy, and Arkaig; Awe, Etive, and Add; Rivers of Clyde area - Leven and Loch Lomond, Echaig, and Loch Eck, Ruel; Ayr, Doon, Girvan, and Stinchar; The Solway rivers - Luce, Bladenoch, Cree, Fleet, Urr, and Dee; Nith and Annan. Appendices are: The right of salmon fishing and the Scottish salmon acts; Croys on salmon rivers.