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Men of Trent The Story of the Nottingham Winch
Many thanks for all the great messages and support. Thanks to John Stephenson for his review.
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Men of Trent The story of the Nottingham winch.
I am please to announce that Men of Trent has been published and we will commence shipping at the end of the week. The books are expected in England on Thursday 14th June. To order follow the link https://menoftrent.com/
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Nottingham Wooden Fishing Reels
Men of Trent will give a history of the Nottingham wooden fishing reel from it’s early beginnings. The book will pinpoint the various developments from the early bush reels, the strap backs, star backs and centre pins. It will … Continue reading
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Men Of Trent – Ebook
I have been asked if Men of Trent will be available as an ebook. Its something I have not thought about but would welcome your opinion. http://www.menoftrent.com
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Men of Trent
Register an interest in a new book on the history of the Nottingham Winch http://www.menoftrent.com
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David Slater
Many of you who know me are aware of the fact that I have been working on a book on the history of the Nottingham fishermen and tackle makers for many years now. David Slater is one of the characters … Continue reading
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Tay Fishing Floats
Alfred John Tay was a float maker in Victoria Street Redditch when he invented a rather ingenious method that would enable the angler to change from one type of float to another quickly. Hi invention, a double loop staple — … Continue reading
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The Men of Trent
I would just like to announce that I have finished the book on the early history of the Nottingham Winch. More details to follow.
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Angling Auctions Chiswick London
This Saturday 2nd October, will be the autumn sale at Angling Auctions taking place at Chiswick Town Hall, to view the catalogue online click here. You will have to register to view all the lots.
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Mullocks Auction
This Saturday will see the summer sale by Mullocks at the Clive Pavilion Ludlow Racecourse. Unfortunately I will not be there but there are some great items for sale. A friend will be carrying a couple of bids for me. … Continue reading