Sils (162 results)

Paperback. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Condition: good. Befriedigend/Good: Durchschnittlich erhaltenes Buch bzw. Schutzumschlag mit Gebrauchsspuren, aber vollständigen Seiten. / Describes the average WORN book or dust jacket that has all the pages present.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. heavy stock paper, full color, contributions from a number of Authors, enclosed in plastic sleeve.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. contributions from various Authors, illustrated in full color, enclosed in plastic sleeve, printed on heavy stock paper.

Condition: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. Dust jacket in good condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,600grams, ISBN:9781579222406.

Paperback. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Softcover. Condition: Bon. Ancien livre de bibliothèque. Pages cornées. Ammareal reverse jusqu'à 15% du prix net de cet article à des organisations caritatives. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Book Condition: Used, Good. Former library book. Dog-eared pages. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations.

Couverture souple. Condition: Bon. Nrf Gallimard 1959 collection , 1959. 1 volume broché(s) format In-8 bon.

Ya hace años que el colectivo "La cuina a Sils", constituido originalmente por las populares abuelas de Sils, trabaja para recuperar y preservar el patrimonio gastronómico de Sils y, en general, de toda la comarca de la Selva. El resultado de este esfuerzo es un libro que quiere dejar constancia de los platos y de toda una forma de hacer tradicional de nuestra cocina. Las cocineras de Sils aporta una gran cantidad de consejos prácticos y una amplia muestra de la gastronomía popular: desde el bacalao con pasas y piñones hasta el cordero con castañas, pasando por platos completísimos y únicos y unos deliciosos postres.

paperback. Gallimard Blanche 1974. in-12. 184 pages. Gallimard Blanche 1974. in-12. 184 pages. Nb de volume : 1. Très bon état de la couverture et du dos, nom manuscrit en page de garde, sinon intérieur propre, avec son bandeau publicitaire peu commun "4 voix au Fémina".

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 214 pages. H V Garner and G V Dyke *The Broadbalk Yields" / A E Johnston "The Plant Nutrients In Crops Grown On Broadbalk" / B W Avery and P Bullock "Morphology and Classification of Broadbalk Sils" / A H Weir, J A Catt and E C Ormerod "The Mineralogy of Broadbalk Soils" / J A Catt "The Origin and Development of the Soils" / A E Johnston "Plant Nutrients in Broadbalk Soils" / Mary D Glynne "Fungus Diseases Of Wheat On Broadbalk, 1843-1967" / Joan M Thurston "Weed Studies On Broadbalk" (SL#83).

Soft Cover. Condition: Good +. Herberts Sils (illustrator). 330pp. Good, clean copy uniformly age yellowed throughout. Illustrated. Herberta Sila vaks un ilustracijas. " Vesturisks romans par notikumiem Livonija 16. gadsimta. Romana telota sadursme katolu un luteranu starpa laikposma ap 1600. gadu. Polijas karalis Sigismunds III Vasa un Zviedrijas karalis Karlis IX karos risina savas tiesibas uz Zviedriju. Sajas cinas romana galvenais varonis Filips pardzivo lielu dveseles krizi.".

Condition: Aceptable. : Descubre la riqueza de la cocina tradicional catalana con 'Les Cuineres de Sils'. Este libro recopila más de 200 recetas sencillas, sabrosas y variadas, rescatadas y preservadas por el colectivo 'La cuina a Sils'. Sumérgete en los sabores auténticos de la comarca de la Selva y disfruta de platos que han inspirado generaciones. EAN: 9788482644103 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Otros Título: Les cuineres de Sils Autor: Cuineres de Sils, Col·lectiu Editorial: La Magrana Idioma: ca Páginas: 256 Formato: tapa blanda.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Paperback, 2002). 2002. Volume 1. Issue 3. Large perfect-bound magazine format paperback (230 x 300mm). Pp208. Highest quality colour photographs throughout, advertisements. Slight signs of use but very good. A handsome and wonderfully illustrated journal. Articles on fly-tying and materials, fishing tackle collecting, angling art and literature. Brilliant photography and a superb production of the highest quality. This series was printed using a five-colour printing process, one of the five being real, metallic, gold. The obvious expense of this could have contributed to the early demise of the series, but has left us with wonderful, lustrous photographs. ISSN: 1536-9636. Articles include: Jim Leisenring - the Grand Old Man, by Gordon Wickstrom; Flies and fishing on Iceland's Midfjardara, by Skuli Kristinsson; Stan Bogdan - the man and his reel, by Douglas Marchant; Right on the money, by Adriano Manocchia; Gene Bahr - shaping a dream, by Michael Martinek, Jr; Gentlemen and the sunk line, by Topher Browne; Streamers and bucktails of the world - their history and variations. Fly Tying Ornithology Part III - Indian Peafowl; Green Peafowl; Grey Jungle Fowl. My jungle cock flock, by Melissa Yell; Rhea Super Spey - high action flies for big fish, by Paul Miller; Dorado in the virgin forest, by Marcelo Morales; On bull trout and other fine natives of Montana, by Michael Simon; Collector's edge, by Jerry Girard; The one day wonder rod, by Ian Rutter; Alaskan adventure, by Floyd Franke; Nuggets - highlights of a half-century on, in, and at the waters of the world, by Jack Fallon; Dave's Real Shrimp and Crab, by David McHose; Walter C. Johnson 1915-2002, by Craig Shreeve; The true angler. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Paperback, 2002). 2002. Volume 1. Issue 2. Large perfect-bound magazine format paperback (230 x 300mm). Pp176. Highest quality colour photographs throughout, advertisements. Sight use. A very good copy. A handsome and wonderfully illustrated journal. Articles on fly-tying and materials, fishing tackle collecting, angling art and literature. Brilliant photography and a superb production of the highest quality. This series was printed using a five-colour printing process, one of the five being real, metallic, gold. The obvious expense of this could have contributed to the early demise of the series, but has left us with wonderful, lustrous photographs. ISSN: 1536-9636. Articles include: David, Polly and Julie Footer - the first family of fish, by Ingrid V. Wils; Flies and fishing on Iceland's Easta Ranga, by Skuli Kristinsson; Steelhead flies of Edward Livingston Haas - conclusion (i.e., Part 2), paying the price, by Eric Leiser; Ed Haas's technique for tying the Protein Buck and other steelhead patterns; The medieval fisherman, by Andrew Herd and John Betts; The Leprechaun, by Tim Abbott; The flies of David Martin - exploring the frontier between life and imitation, by John Hawkins; Ellen McCaleb - the art of fish sculpting. Streamers and bucktails of the world - their history and variations Part I - the long fly's siren call, by Michael Martinck Jr. Fly Tying Ornithology Part II: Golden Pheasant; Great Argus Pheasant. Creative fly tying - crafting the House Fly and the Bee, by Floyd Franke; Reflections on creative salmon fly tying, by Paul Rossman; A trophy trout in Yellowstone, by Adriano Manocchia; A moveable feast, by Jack Fallon; Instant Baitfish and Electric Sushi, by Michael Martinek, Jr; Angling as a medicine, by George Dawson. .

Softcover. Condition: Near fine. Vol. I, No. 2. 175 p. 30 cm. Mainly colour illustrations with some b&w. A couple of marks on front cover. Articles on David, Polly and Julie Footer (the First Family of Fish), flies and fishing on Iceland's East Ranga steelhead flies of Edward Livingston Haas, the medieval fisherman, a trophy trout in Yellowstone, etc.

Condition: Bueno. : Descubre la riqueza de la cocina tradicional catalana con 'Les Cuineres de Sils'. Este libro recopila más de 200 recetas sencillas, sabrosas y variadas, rescatadas y preservadas por el colectivo 'La cuina a Sils'. Sumérgete en los sabores auténticos de la comarca de la Selva y disfruta de platos que han inspirado generaciones. EAN: 9788482644103 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Otros Título: Les cuineres de Sils Autor: Cuineres de Sils, Col·lectiu Editorial: La Magrana Idioma: ca Páginas: 256 Formato: tapa blanda.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. No Jacket. Schmookler, Paul & Ingrid Sils, Eds. ART OF ANGLING JOURNAL. VOL. 1. ISSUE 4. 2002. 4to illus. Westborough: The Complete Sportsman. 216 p. 2002. Soft Cover. [Cat. 2017] 17-0147 x. żPaul Schmookler and Ingrid Sils have produced some of the most exquisite fly porn of all times. His journal only lasted through 9 issues, but all have become Collectorżs Items. Fine soft cover. $25.

Condition: Muy bueno. : Descubre la riqueza de la cocina tradicional catalana con 'Les Cuineres de Sils'. Este libro recopila más de 200 recetas sencillas, sabrosas y variadas, rescatadas y preservadas por el colectivo 'La cuina a Sils'. Sumérgete en los sabores auténticos de la comarca de la Selva y disfruta de platos que han inspirado generaciones. EAN: 9788482644103 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Otros Título: Les cuineres de Sils Autor: Cuineres de Sils, Col·lectiu Editorial: La Magrana Idioma: ca Páginas: 256 Formato: tapa blanda.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Muy Bien. de la Edit. ARALUCE del Año 1950 BUEN ESTADO.

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Paperback, 2003). 2003. Volume 2. Issue 1. Large perfect-bound magazine format paperback (230 x 300mm). Pp232. Highest quality colour photographs throughout, advertisements. Still in cover, but bottom corner slightly bumped. Very good. A handsome and wonderfully illustrated journal. Articles on fly-tying and materials, fishing tackle collecting, angling art and literature. Brilliant photography and a superb production of the highest quality. This series was printed using a five-colour printing process, one of the five being real, metallic, gold. The obvious expense of this could have contributed to the early demise of the series, but has left us with wonderful, lustrous photographs. ISSN: 1536-9636. Articles include: Thaddeus Norris - America's greatest fly-fisherman, by Jerry Girard; From the salty side of the easel, by Arthur Taylor. Streamers and bucktails of the world, their history and variations, Part III - the reference collection of Ora Smith, by Steve Cullen. An angler's day, by Gordon Wickstrom; Muskrat at the bar, by Ed Quigley; Collector's edge - collectors and ethics, by Jerry Girard; Tucunare - treasures of the virgin jungle, by Marcelo Morales; An angler's fly box, by Joe Saverino; A chinook to remember, by Bill Nelson. Fly tying ornithology: Silver Pheasant; Anderson's Pheasant. End of an era, by Jerry Girard; North Umpqua winter, by Mike Baughman and Dan Callaghan; Fly Fishing with the Lost Patrol, by John Holt; Sunrise on a favorite stream, by Adriano Manocchia; Joe's Hole, by Stan Smartt; Kevin Perkins - relections on creative fly tying, by Ingrid V. Sils; The joys of a floating line, by Steve Nelson; The snook of summer, by Norm Ziegler; The J.D. Wagner Rod Company, by Ingrid V. Sils; Hail Hibernia, Part II, by Jack Fallon; The float tube, by Frank Reid; Hobbies and some of their riders. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Paperback, 2002). 2002. Volume 1. Issue 3. Large perfect-bound magazine format paperback (230 x 300mm). Pp208. Highest quality colour photographs throughout, advertisements. Slight use - a near fine copy. A handsome and wonderfully illustrated journal. Articles on fly-tying and materials, fishing tackle collecting, angling art and literature. Brilliant photography and a superb production of the highest quality. This series was printed using a five-colour printing process, one of the five being real, metallic, gold. The obvious expense of this could have contributed to the early demise of the series, but has left us with wonderful, lustrous photographs. ISSN: 1536-9636. Articles include: Jim Leisenring - the Grand Old Man, by Gordon Wickstrom; Flies and fishing on Iceland's Midfjardara, by Skuli Kristinsson; Stan Bogdan - the man and his reel, by Douglas Marchant; Right on the money, by Adriano Manocchia; Gene Bahr - shaping a dream, by Michael Martinek, Jr; Gentlemen and the sunk line, by Topher Browne; Streamers and bucktails of the world - their history and variations. Fly Tying Ornithology Part III - Indian Peafowl; Green Peafowl; Grey Jungle Fowl. My jungle cock flock, by Melissa Yell; Rhea Super Spey - high action flies for big fish, by Paul Miller; Dorado in the virgin forest, by Marcelo Morales; On bull trout and other fine natives of Montana, by Michael Simon; Collector's edge, by Jerry Girard; The one day wonder rod, by Ian Rutter; Alaskan adventure, by Floyd Franke; Nuggets - highlights of a half-century on, in, and at the waters of the world, by Jack Fallon; Dave's Real Shrimp and Crab, by David McHose; Walter C. Johnson 1915-2002, by Craig Shreeve; The true angler. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Paperback, 2002). 2002. Volume 1. Issue 4. Large perfect-bound magazine format paperback (230 x 300mm). Pp216. Highest quality colour photographs throughout, advertisements. Slight use but near fine. A handsome and wonderfully illustrated journal. Articles on fly-tying and materials, fishing tackle collecting, angling art and literature. Brilliant photography and a superb production of the highest quality. This series was printed using a five-colour printing process, one of the five being real, metallic, gold. The obvious expense of this could have contributed to the early demise of the series, but has left us with wonderful, lustrous photographs. ISSN: 1536-9636. Articles include: Alfred Ronalds - Australia's first fly tier, by Mick Hall; At the Sign of the Golden Witch, by Michael Simon; The elusive Spey Fly, by Topher Browne; A stranger in Paradise, by D.J. Marchant; June on the Upper End, by Adriano Manocchia; Flies and fishing on Iceland's West Ranga, by Skuli Kristinsson; An angler's day - thoughts on a way of life - the duds we wear, by Gordon Wickstrom. Fly Tying Ornithology Part IV: Carolina Wood Duck; Mandarin Wood Duck; Common Guinea Fowl; Crested Guinea Fowl; Vulturine Guinea Fowl. North Umpqua fall, by Mike Baughman; Collector's Edge II - there are no friends at auctions, by Jerry Girard; James Acord - pushing the leather envelope, by Ingrid V. Sils; Winter ghosts of lower B.C., by Paul Miller; Paul Beaudreau - reflections on creative fly tying, by Ingrid V. Sils; Hail Hibernia, Part I, by Jack Fallon; Rock Wilson - an artist in feathers, by Ingrid J. Sils; The Ultimate Smelt, by Michael Martinek Jr; In quiet places. .

Condition: Befriedigend. 0. 40x48,5 cm. Papier, gefaltet rissig und fleckig. DX-KartonBrosch_|2816BB Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 80.

Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good +. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good +. Herberts Sils (illustrator). 216 pp. Illustrated with the author's own work. A very good, clean tight copy with Angelica Gailitis ownership signiature on the title page. Esejas un apceres par makslu " Herberts Sils bija avangardists, liels individualists ----- vina apcerejumi par makslu bija saistosaki, interesantaki un labaki neka biezi pat "formali izglitotu" specialistu sausie izvertejumi --- vins sev un citiem ieteica iestaties par makslu, cinities par istam galotnem, un apkarot visada veida diletantismu, izliksanos, un pats vislabpratak lietaja satiras aso durkli." (Talivaldis Kikauka) xx.

Condition: new. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (New, Paperback, 2002). 2002. Volume 1. Issue 4. Large perfect-bound magazine format paperback (230 x 300mm). Pp216. Highest quality colour photographs throughout, advertisements. Fine new copy. A handsome and wonderfully illustrated journal. Articles on fly-tying and materials, fishing tackle collecting, angling art and literature. Brilliant photography and a superb production of the highest quality. This series was printed using a five-colour printing process, one of the five being real, metallic, gold. The obvious expense of this could have contributed to the early demise of the series, but has left us with wonderful, lustrous photographs. ISSN: 1536-9636. Articles include: Alfred Ronalds - Australia's first fly tier, by Mick Hall; At the Sign of the Golden Witch, by Michael Simon; The elusive Spey Fly, by Topher Browne; A stranger in Paradise, by D.J. Marchant; June on the Upper End, by Adriano Manocchia; Flies and fishing on Iceland's West Ranga, by Skuli Kristinsson; An angler's day - thoughts on a way of life - the duds we wear, by Gordon Wickstrom. Fly Tying Ornithology Part IV: Carolina Wood Duck; Mandarin Wood Duck; Common Guinea Fowl; Crested Guinea Fowl; Vulturine Guinea Fowl. North Umpqua fall, by Mike Baughman; Collector's Edge II - there are no friends at auctions, by Jerry Girard; James Acord - pushing the leather envelope, by Ingrid V. Sils; Winter ghosts of lower B.C., by Paul Miller; Paul Beaudreau - reflections on creative fly tying, by Ingrid V. Sils; Hail Hibernia, Part I, by Jack Fallon; Rock Wilson - an artist in feathers, by Ingrid J. Sils; The Ultimate Smelt, by Michael Martinek Jr; In quiet places. .

Condition: new. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (New, Paperback, 2002). 2002. Volume 1. Issue 3. Large perfect-bound magazine format paperback (230 x 300mm). Pp208. Highest quality colour photographs throughout, advertisements. Fine new copy. A handsome and wonderfully illustrated journal. Articles on fly-tying and materials, fishing tackle collecting, angling art and literature. Brilliant photography and a superb production of the highest quality. This series was printed using a five-colour printing process, one of the five being real, metallic, gold. The obvious expense of this could have contributed to the early demise of the series, but has left us with wonderful, lustrous photographs. ISSN: 1536-9636. Articles include: Jim Leisenring - the Grand Old Man, by Gordon Wickstrom; Flies and fishing on Iceland's Midfjardara, by Skuli Kristinsson; Stan Bogdan - the man and his reel, by Douglas Marchant; Right on the money, by Adriano Manocchia; Gene Bahr - shaping a dream, by Michael Martinek, Jr; Gentlemen and the sunk line, by Topher Browne; Streamers and bucktails of the world - their history and variations. Fly Tying Ornithology Part III - Indian Peafowl; Green Peafowl; Grey Jungle Fowl. My jungle cock flock, by Melissa Yell; Rhea Super Spey - high action flies for big fish, by Paul Miller; Dorado in the virgin forest, by Marcelo Morales; On bull trout and other fine natives of Montana, by Michael Simon; Collector's edge, by Jerry Girard; The one day wonder rod, by Ian Rutter; Alaskan adventure, by Floyd Franke; Nuggets - highlights of a half-century on, in, and at the waters of the world, by Jack Fallon; Dave's Real Shrimp and Crab, by David McHose; Walter C. Johnson 1915-2002, by Craig Shreeve; The true angler. .

Condition: new. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (New, Paperback, 2002). 2002. Volume 1. Issue 2. Large perfect-bound magazine format paperback (230 x 300mm). Pp176. Highest quality colour photographs throughout, advertisements. Fine new copy. A handsome and wonderfully illustrated journal. Articles on fly-tying and materials, fishing tackle collecting, angling art and literature. Brilliant photography and a superb production of the highest quality. This series was printed using a five-colour printing process, one of the five being real, metallic, gold. The obvious expense of this could have contributed to the early demise of the series, but has left us with wonderful, lustrous photographs. ISSN: 1536-9636. Articles include: David, Polly and Julie Footer - the first family of fish, by Ingrid V. Wils; Flies and fishing on Iceland's Easta Ranga, by Skuli Kristinsson; Steelhead flies of Edward Livingston Haas - conclusion (i.e., Part 2), paying the price, by Eric Leiser; Ed Haas's technique for tying the Protein Buck and other steelhead patterns; The medieval fisherman, by Andrew Herd and John Betts; The Leprechaun, by Tim Abbott; The flies of David Martin - exploring the frontier between life and imitation, by John Hawkins; Ellen McCaleb - the art of fish sculpting. Streamers and bucktails of the world - their history and variations Part I - the long fly's siren call, by Michael Martinck Jr. Fly Tying Ornithology Part 2: Golden Pheasant; Great Argus Pheasant. Creative fly tying - crafting the House Fly and the Bee, by Floyd Franke; Reflections on creative salmon fly tying, by Paul Rossman; A trophy trout in Yellowstone, by Adriano Manocchia; A moveable feast, by Jack Fallon; Instant Baitfish and Electric Sushi, by Michael Martinek, Jr; Angling as a medicine, by George Dawson. .

ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Paperback, 2001). 2001 1st edition. Large perfect-bound magazine format paperback (230 x 300mm). Pp160. Highest quality colour photographs throughout, advertisements. Slight marks to cover else good second-hand paperback. A handsome and wonderfully illustrated journal. Articles on fly-tying and materials, fishing tackle collecting, angling art and literature. Brilliant photography and a superb production of the highest quality. This series was printed using a five-colour printing process, one of the five being real, metallic, gold. The obvious expense of this could have contributed to the early demise of the series, but has left us with wonderful, lustrous photographs. ISSN: 1536-9536. Articles include: The salmon flies of Major John Popkin Traherne, by J. David Zincavage; Arne Mason - the art of leather, by Ingrid V. Sils; Tragedy at Red Camp - the mysterious death of Edmund W. Davis, by John Mundt; The Land of Fire - a promise kept, by Douglas Merchant. Fly Tying Ornithology Part I: Lady Amherst Pheasant; Hybrid Pheasant; Gray Peacock-Pheasant; Malayan Peacock Pheasant; Steelhead flies of Edward Livingston Haas - Part I, by Scott Gingrich; The rise of the crafts, by Gordon Wickstrom; Daryll Whitehead - best rods, by John Hawkins; Reflections on creative salmon fly tying, by Jean Paul Dessaigne; Mr Child's tools - turning the mundane into the exotic, by Ingrid V. Sils; Statehouse streamers, by Mark Favorite; Day's catch on the Petite Cascapedia, by Arthur Taylor. .