New York: Bangs & Co., 739 & 741 Broadway, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday April 7, 8 and 9th 1890. With Walton extra-illustrated to 6 folio volumes lot 570 which brought $280.00 and has description from p. 100-102With newspaper clipping about sale lid in. Read More

London: The Nonesuch Press, 1929. Poulton, Thomas, & Sigrist, Charles. One of 1600 copies. A beautifully produced volume (the title page alone went through 27 revisions), and the first edition of Walton's complete writings. Read More

London: William Pickering, 1825. Diamond Classics. Pickering ‘Angler’. The first Pickering edition of Walton’s classic; printed in diamond type by Thomas White, Johnson's Court. One of the most desirable of Pickering's Diamond Classics. Read More

London: George G. Harrap, [1931]. Rackham, Arthur. First Rackham edition, one of 775 numbered and signed by Rackham. A Superb Copy of Rackham's "Angler" Of all the Rackham books, one of the most delightful and sought after, and a gem for any Walton collector. Rackham was a key figure in... Read More

London: Printed only for Thomas Hope, 1760. Ninth edition. First Hawkins edition. Beautiful Contemporary Binding. Edited by John Hawkins who also wrote the Life of Walton. The Life of Cotton is by W. Oldys. "This edition came into competition with that issued by Browne in the previous year, and gave... Read More

London: Printed for J. Rivington ... T. Caslon ... and R. Withy, 1766. Second Hawkins edition (Title page of part II is dated 1760). Westwood & Satchell note that the engraver was subsequently hanged for forgery. Read More

London: Printed for S. Bagster, in the Strand, 1810. Bagster's facsimile of the 1653 First edition. The Bagster Facsimile, 1810. A lovely copy of this fine Bagster ("so-called", according to Coigney) facsimile of the 1653 Walton - the first attempt to reproduce the charm of the original edition. Read More

London: John Major, 1824; 1825. Second Major edition of first title; First Major edition of second title. Read More

London: Printed for R[ichard] Marriot, and are to be sold by Charles Harper, 1668. Fourth edition. Excellent copy of this Walton, first published in 1653. The first four editions - there were five in his lifetime - remained anonymous. Read More

London: Printed for Samuel Bagster, in the Strand, 1808. First Bagster edition, Mercier and Co. Octavo edition. Read More

London: L.A. Lewis, 1839. First Lewis Edition. “The illustrations are those of the third Major edition of 1835, but it has only 76 woodcuts instead of 77…” — Coigney. Read More

London: Chatto & Windus, 1875. Third Nicolas Edition. A compact, pleasing edition, with the illustrations of the first Nicolas edition (1836), here printed all on separate leaves. Read More

London: Pickering, 1836. First Nicolas Edition, Large Paper. One of the finest illustrated editions of Walton ever published. In its production, Pickering employed 27 of the most prominent artist, painters, and engravers of the day. Read More