New York: The Derrydale Press, 1937. Clark, Roland. First edition, no. 23 of 50 numbered Deluxe copies signed by Clark on the half-title and frontispiece. Read More about Gunner's Dawn

[New York]: Done into a privately emprynted booke, 1926. "One hundred copies of this conversation have been printed for H.D.W./ of which this copy is no. 65" with Connett device A at fo ot of limitation leaf. The Derrydale ‘1601’ in Original Condition. The famed Fireside Conversation, written while Clemens..... Read More about 1601] Being a fireside conversation in the tyme of the Goode Queene Bess in which divers persons...

New York: Derrydale Press, [1939]. First edition, no. 713 of 1075 copies. Read More about Random Casts

New York: Derrydale Press, 1930. First Edition, one of 850 copies. One of the great and most sought-after books of the Derrydale Press, with contributions from some of America's most knowledgeable sportsmen. It fully deserves Siegel's remark, "an excellent and timeless work." Read More about Upland Game Bird Shooting in America. Introduction by Colonel Lewis S. Thompson

New York: Privately Printed [at Derrydale Press] … for the Anglers’ Club of New York, 1927. First edition, one of 100 [actually 79 or 89] copies, this being copy No. 25 and signed by the author on the colophon page. Connett Family Copy. The first work to bear the Derrydale..... Read More about Magic Hours. Wherein we cast a fly here & there As we wade along

London: Hutchinson & Co, [1935]. First English edition. A gathering of several previously published works, including Magic Hours, as well as some new material dealing with trout fishing, Any Luck?, to quote Siegel, "became Connett's most successful title and went through several printings including a British edition which also sold..... Read More about Any Luck? Introduction by Rafael Sabatini

New York: The Derrydale Press, 1934. Smith, Lawrence B. First edition, Number 883 of 950 copies. CONNETT FAMILY COPY. Eugene V. Connett IV, the dedicatee of the book, has signed this copy “Eugene Connett” on the front free endpaper. Read More about Fishing a Trout Stream

Rare etching by the father of the founder of the Derrydale Press. Read More about Etching, "Down to the Sound"

New York: The Derrydale Press, 1937. Ripley, Aiden L. First edition, Number 766 of 950 copies. Shooting and angling stories, elegantly illustrated. Read More about John Tobias, Sportsman

New York: The Derrydale Press, 1938. First Edition, No. 94 of 1250 copies. With Author’s Letter of Thanks to His Illustrator. Angling, shooting, and (mostly) foxhunting recollections by the former editor of The Sportsman magazine. LAID IN IS AN ALS FROM THE AUTHOR TO THE ILLUSTRATOR, EDWIN MEGARGEE, dated November..... Read More about Martha Doyle and Other Sporting Memories

New York: Greenberg: Publisher [Copyright by Mrs L.P. De Gouy], [1950]. New Edition. [Second Edition]. M.F.K. Fisher Introduction to Second Edition. 'Its prose is not deathless. There are many better written books on both theory and practice of gastronomy, but..." Introduction We have never seen this edition before. Read More about The Derrydale Game Cook Book. [3 page Introduction to the New Edition by M.F.K. Fisher

Published in "A Tomato Can Chronicle", 1937, at p. 132. Ralph L. Boyer was one of the small group of artists most closely associated with the Derrydale Press. He was educated at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, and his work as an illustrator was widely published. Connett published several..... Read More about Original drawing for "A Tomato Can Chronicle": "I dropped the farthest one",...