Great Hand Made, Two-Sided Game Board, circa Mid-19^th Century, makes a Terrific Display Piece. This 16 ½” X 16 ½” board show a Strong Original Paint with an Excellent Patina; the Paint is Somewhat Crackled from Age but that merely Enhances its Antique Character. The Display Image, as a Diamond Form, is the manner in which it was displayed in its former home. The Game Board itself is “Framed” in a Jointed 1 ½” Board reinforced with a square nail at each corner. The Frame is Grain Painted along the sides with Red Paint accenting the Games sides. The photographs should clarify this description. A Terrific Early Game Board.

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 Price $795 plus shipping

Very Nice One Gallon Pitcher by Whites’ Binghamton, New York, circa 1860. This Pitcher displays the Signature Poppy Flower Design with Very Minor Fry and Some Glaze Burn. While it reflects a Terrific Display Example, it does have a Repair to the Base, which in no way affects the presentation. The Pitcher provides a Fine White’s Form and a Very Appealing Blue Design. As a Pitcher with the Company Name and a Well Done Blue Cobalt Design, it is Among a Few Rare Pieces in the Marketplace. It is an Excellent Piece of Stoneware and a Classic Example of American Folk Art. It measures 9 ½” in height and 7 ½” in width at its widest point.

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Price $575 plus shipping

Wonderful Old Leather Bound Split Willow Fishing Creel, circa Early 20^th Century. Here is a Fine Example of an Old Split Willow Creel that was a Necessary Piece of Equipment for the Early Fly Fisherman. Both the Willow and the Leather are in Very Good Condition with the Fine Patina of a True Antique. Measurements: 14” across the bottom; 11 ½” across the top; 11” in height, including the handle; 6” in depth. A Great Display Piece for the Cabin or the Family Room.

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Price $225 plus shipping

Gunner’s Dawn by Roland Clark and Published in a Limited Edition by The Derrydale Press in 1937 is probably one of the most well known books in the sporting community. Eugene V. Connett was determined to publish some of the best sporting books by sportsmen of the early 20^th century and Clark, a rather famous artist and writer was also a major sportsman of the time. Connett published 950 numbered copies of Gunners Dawn in 1937 (this is copy No. 783) and included an “Original Etching / Pencil Signed by Roland Clark” as the Frontispiece. The book’s 11 essays by Clark are illustrated additionally with both color plates and black & white sketches by Clark. 125 pages in length, this collection is a joy to read and share with others. 10 ¼” X 8 ¾”. In this one book a collector obtains an Etching signed by Clark, a Wonderful set of Illustrations, and a Joy of Essays. Very Good Condition.

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Price $295 plus shipping