ISBN: 9788170890232 - quest for a legendary fish (3 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: new. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1984). 1984 1st edition. 8vo (145 x 220mm). Ppvi,155. B/w photographs. Pictorial laminated boards. Some dents and bumps to boards but a new, unread copy in dust-wrapper. Usual Indian production of indifferent quality, mistreated by the publishers before release to the public. Account of the Trans World Fishing Team's search for the mahseer in the 1970's. The team (Robert Howitt and brothers, Andrew and Martin Clark) was formed with the intention of seeking out the mahseer which was then rare and, by some, presumed extinct. After four years' preparation, they set off in 1977 to travel overland by Landrover to India, within which they travelled widely. Includes detailed descriptions of fishing and catches, mainly on the Cauvery River, as well as much incidental activity and observation, including trips to Joubert and De Wet van Ingen's workshop in Mysore where some of the team's specimen mahseer were eventually mounted. Chapters include: The mighty mahseer; Preparations; The journey; Kashmir; Delhi; Lucknow and Rihand; Agra, Guna and Bhopal; Gandhisagar; Bombay to Bangalore; Bluff; Sangam; The final programme. This appears to be the first edition, but is newly bound in blue laminated boards and has a new dust-wrapper. N.b., although a new and unread copy, this book is not in pristine condition, as is usual with books produced on the Indian sub-continent, and cannot be returned for any reason connected with its condition. .…

Zustand: new. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (S/hand, Hardcover, 1984). 1984 1st edition. 8vo (145 x 220mm). Ppvi,155. B/w photographs. Pictorial laminated boards. Slight shelf-wear, occasional marks to pages which were clearly there before printing, but a new unread copy in dust-wrapper. Usual Indian binding of indifferent quality. Account of the Trans World Fishing Team's search for the mahseer in the 1970's. The team (Robert Howitt and brothers, Andrew and Martin Clark) was formed with the intention of seeking out the mahseer which was then rare and, by some, presumed extinct. After four years' preparation, they set off in 1977 to travel overland by Landrover to India, within which they travelled widely. Includes detailed descriptions of fishing and catches, mainly on the Cauvery River, as well as much incidental activity and observation, including trips to Joubert and De Wet van Ingen's workshop in Mysore where some of the team's specimen mahseer were eventually mounted. Chapters include: The mighty mahseer; Preparations; The journey; Kashmir; Delhi; Lucknow and Rihand; Agra, Guna and Bhopal; Gandhisagar; Bombay to Bangalore; Bluff; Sangam; The final programme. This appears to be the first edition, but is newly bound in blue laminated boards and has a new dust-wrapper. N.b., although a new and unread copy, this book is not in pristine condition, as is usual with books produced on the Indian sub-continent, and cannot be returned for any reason connected with its condition. .…

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. 1st Edition.