Buteux Compiler (8 results)

Condition: new. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (New, Paperback, 2015). (2003) 2015 paperback edition. 8vo paperback (148 x 210mm). Ppxii,149. B/w photographs, vignette illustrations by Tom O'Reilly. Fine new paperback copy. An original essay on tench by Bill Quinlan, with reflections on fishing with him by Bob Buteux, Len Arbery, Rod Hutchinson, Kevin Clifford and others. Good stories also on his time at Redmire. The first edition, published in hardback, was limited to just 600 copies signed and numbered by the publisher and illustrator, Tom O'Reilly. It has long been out-of-print and has become quite scarce and sought after. Due to constant demand the publisher has issued this new paperback edition. Chapters include:- About Bill by Bob Buteux; Thanks for the memories by Dave Short; A lighter side of Bill by Roy Pinnock; Looking back by Bob Buteux; A kick in the teeth by Rod Hutchinson; The golden age by Ron Barnett; As good a mate as you could hope to have by Kevin Clifford; More homage to Bill by Bob Buteux; Reminiscences of Bill Quinlan by Len Arbery; The tax man by Bob Buteux; Not a sausage by Ron Chant; Bill Quinlan interview with Len Arbery; And finally by Bob Buteux; Bill's words by Tom O'Reilly; Tench by Bill Quinlan. .

Condition: new. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 2015). (2003) 2015 hardback edition. 8vo (152 x 217mm). Ppxii,149. B/w photographs, vignette illustrations by Tom O'Reilly. Green cloth, spine titled in gilt. Edition limited to 200 copies. Spine slightly bumped but still a fine new copy in dust-wrapper. Edition limited to 200 numbered copies. An original essay on tench by Bill Quinlan, with reflections on fishing with him by Bob Buteux, Len Arbery, Rod Hutchinson, Kevin Clifford and others. Good stories also on his time at Redmire. The first edition, published in hardback, was limited to just 600 copies signed and numbered by the publisher and illustrator, Tom O'Reilly. It is long out-of-print and has become quite scarce and sought after. This copy comes from an attractive and good quality new hardback edition that is limited to only 200 numbered copies. Chapters include:- About Bill by Bob Buteux; Thanks for the memories by Dave Short; A lighter side of Bill by Roy Pinnock; Looking back by Bob Buteux; A kick in the teeth by Rod Hutchinson; The golden age by Ron Barnett; As good a mate as you could hope to have by Kevin Clifford; More homage to Bill by Bob Buteux; Reminiscences of Bill Quinlan by Len Arbery; The tax man by Bob Buteux; Not a sausage by Ron Chant; Bill Quinlan interview with Len Arbery; And finally by Bob Buteux; Bill's words by Tom O'Reilly; Tench by Bill Quinlan. .

Condition: new. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (New, Hardcover, 2015). (2003) 2015 hardback edition. 8vo (152 x 217mm). Ppxii,149. B/w photographs, vignette illustrations by Tom O'Reilly. Green cloth, spine titled in gilt. Edition limited to 200 copies. Fine new copy in dust-wrapper. Edition limited to 200 numbered copies. An original essay on tench by Bill Quinlan, with reflections on fishing with him by Bob Buteux, Len Arbery, Rod Hutchinson, Kevin Clifford and others. Good stories also on his time at Redmire. The first edition, published in hardback, was limited to just 600 copies signed and numbered by the publisher and illustrator, Tom O'Reilly. It is long out-of-print and has become quite scarce and sought after. This copy comes from an attractive and good quality new hardback edition that is limited to only 200 numbered copies. Chapters include:- About Bill by Bob Buteux; Thanks for the memories by Dave Short; A lighter side of Bill by Roy Pinnock; Looking back by Bob Buteux; A kick in the teeth by Rod Hutchinson; The golden age by Ron Barnett; As good a mate as you could hope to have by Kevin Clifford; More homage to Bill by Bob Buteux; Reminiscences of Bill Quinlan by Len Arbery; The tax man by Bob Buteux; Not a sausage by Ron Chant; Bill Quinlan interview with Len Arbery; And finally by Bob Buteux; Bill's words by Tom O'Reilly; Tench by Bill Quinlan. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 2003). 2003 1st edition. 8vo (152 x 215mm). Ppxii,149,ad. B/w photographs, vignettes by Tom O'Reilly. Dark blue cloth, upper board titled in gilt with gilt LEP motif. Edition limited to 600 copies, each signed and numbered by O'Reilly. Very good in slightly used dust-wrapper. Signed by Tom O'Reilly, also signed by Bob Buteux "To Paul, one of the good guys." This, the first edition, was limited to just 600 copies signed and numbered by the publisher and illustrator, Tom O'Reilly. An original essay on tench by Bill Quinlan, with reflections on fishing with him by Bob Buteux, Len Arbery, Rod Hutchinson, Kevin Clifford and others. Good stories also on his time at Redmire. Chapters include:- About Bill by Bob Buteux; Thanks for the memories by Dave Short; A lighter side of Bill by Roy Pinnock; Looking back by Bob Buteux; A kick in the teeth by Rod Hutchinson; The golden age by Ron Barnett; As good a mate as you could hope to have by Kevin Clifford; More homage to Bill by Bob Buteux; Reminiscences of Bill Quinlan by Len Arbery; The tax man by Bob Buteux; Not a sausage by Ron Chant; Bill Quinlan interview with Len Arbery; And finally by Bob Buteux; Bill's words by Tom O'Reilly; Tench by Bill Quinlan. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 2003). 2003 1st edition. 8vo (152 x 215mm). Ppxii,149,ad. B/w photographs, vignettes by Tom O'Reilly. Dark blue cloth, upper board titled in gilt with gilt LEP motif. Edition limited to 600 copies, each signed and numbered by O'Reilly. Very good in dust-wrapper. Signed by Tom O'Reilly. This, the first edition, was limited to just 600 copies signed and numbered by the publisher and illustrator, Tom O'Reilly. An original essay on tench by Bill Quinlan, with reflections on fishing with him by Bob Buteux, Len Arbery, Rod Hutchinson, Kevin Clifford and others. Good stories also on his time at Redmire. Chapters include:- About Bill by Bob Buteux; Thanks for the memories by Dave Short; A lighter side of Bill by Roy Pinnock; Looking back by Bob Buteux; A kick in the teeth by Rod Hutchinson; The golden age by Ron Barnett; As good a mate as you could hope to have by Kevin Clifford; More homage to Bill by Bob Buteux; Reminiscences of Bill Quinlan by Len Arbery; The tax man by Bob Buteux; Not a sausage by Ron Chant; Bill Quinlan interview with Len Arbery; And finally by Bob Buteux; Bill's words by Tom O'Reilly; Tench by Bill Quinlan. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 2003). 2003 1st edition. 8vo (152 x 215mm). Ppxii,149,ad. B/w photographs, vignettes by Tom O'Reilly. Dark blue cloth, upper board titled in gilt with gilt LEP motif. Edition limited to 600 copies, each signed and numbered by O'Reilly. Top edge spotted, slight use but very good in dust-wrapper. Signed by compiler, Bob Buteux, and publisher and illustrator, Tom O'Reilly. This, the first edition, was limited to just 600 copies signed and numbered by the publisher and illustrator, Tom O'Reilly. An original essay on tench by Bill Quinlan, with reflections on fishing with him by Bob Buteux, Len Arbery, Rod Hutchinson, Kevin Clifford and others. Good stories also on his time at Redmire. Chapters include:- About Bill by Bob Buteux; Thanks for the memories by Dave Short; A lighter side of Bill by Roy Pinnock; Looking back by Bob Buteux; A kick in the teeth by Rod Hutchinson; The golden age by Ron Barnett; As good a mate as you could hope to have by Kevin Clifford; More homage to Bill by Bob Buteux; Reminiscences of Bill Quinlan by Len Arbery; The tax man by Bob Buteux; Not a sausage by Ron Chant; Bill Quinlan interview with Len Arbery; And finally by Bob Buteux; Bill's words by Tom O'Reilly; Tench by Bill Quinlan. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 2003). 2003 1st edition. 8vo (152 x 215mm). Ppxii,149,ad. B/w photographs, vignettes by Tom O'Reilly. Dark blue cloth, upper board titled in gilt with gilt LEP motif. Edition limited to 600 copies, each signed and numbered by O'Reilly. Fine in dust-wrapper. Signed by compiler, Bob Buteux, and publisher and illustrator, Tom O'Reilly. This, the first edition, was limited to just 600 copies signed and numbered by the publisher and illustrator, Tom O'Reilly. An original essay on tench by Bill Quinlan, with reflections on fishing with him by Bob Buteux, Len Arbery, Rod Hutchinson, Kevin Clifford and others. Good stories also on his time at Redmire. Chapters include:- About Bill by Bob Buteux; Thanks for the memories by Dave Short; A lighter side of Bill by Roy Pinnock; Looking back by Bob Buteux; A kick in the teeth by Rod Hutchinson; The golden age by Ron Barnett; As good a mate as you could hope to have by Kevin Clifford; More homage to Bill by Bob Buteux; Reminiscences of Bill Quinlan by Len Arbery; The tax man by Bob Buteux; Not a sausage by Ron Chant; Bill Quinlan interview with Len Arbery; And finally by Bob Buteux; Bill's words by Tom O'Reilly; Tench by Bill Quinlan. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 2003). 2003 1st edition. 8vo (152 x 215mm). Ppxii,149,ad. B/w photographs, vignettes by Tom O'Reilly. Dark blue cloth, upper board titled in gilt with gilt LEP motif. Edition limited to 600 copies, each signed and numbered by O'Reilly. Near fine in dust-wrapper. Copy 181/600. Signed by compiler, Bob Buteux, publisher and illustrator, Tom O'Reilly, and contributor, Len Arbery. This, the first edition, was limited to just 600 copies signed and numbered by the publisher and illustrator, Tom O'Reilly. An original essay on tench by Bill Quinlan, with reflections on fishing with him by Bob Buteux, Len Arbery, Rod Hutchinson, Kevin Clifford and others. Good stories also on his time at Redmire. Chapters include:- About Bill by Bob Buteux; Thanks for the memories by Dave Short; A lighter side of Bill by Roy Pinnock; Looking back by Bob Buteux; A kick in the teeth by Rod Hutchinson; The golden age by Ron Barnett; As good a mate as you could hope to have by Kevin Clifford; More homage to Bill by Bob Buteux; Reminiscences of Bill Quinlan by Len Arbery; The tax man by Bob Buteux; Not a sausage by Ron Chant; Bill Quinlan interview with Len Arbery; And finally by Bob Buteux; Bill's words by Tom O'Reilly; Tench by Bill Quinlan. .