Framed Carrie Stevens Fly

Rarely seen Morning Glory streamer tied by Upper Dam, Maine fly tying legend Carrie Stevens (1882-1970). In addition to her most famous pattern, the Gray Ghost, Stevens created many enduring streamer

Exceptional unused streamer in a Golden Witch variant pattern, with red signature head stripe, by Upper Dam, Maine fly tying legend Carrie Stevens (1882-1970). Housed in a 6 1/2" x 5 1/2" wood frame,

Rare, tied by Upper Dam, Maine fly tying legend Carrie Stevens (1882-1970), in her Blue Devil pattern with signature red head stripe. Housed in an archival window display case, the 3 3/4" "trolling st

Tied by Carrie Stevens (1882-1970), original card with “F.S.” Special in Steven’s hand, stamped 6, still in original partial cellophane, Ex condition bucktail fly with the tyer&#8217

Tied by Carrie Stevens (1882-1970), original card with “F.R.S.” Special in Steven’s hand, stamped 8, still in original partial cellophane, Ex condition bucktail fly with the tyer&#82

Tied by Carrie Stevens (1882-1970), original card with “F.R.S.” Special in Steven’s hand, stamped 8, still in original partial cellophane, Ex condition bucktail fly with the tyer&#82

Tied by Carrie Stevens (1882-1970), original card with “F.R.S.” Special in Steven’s hand, stamped 8, still in original partial cellophane, Ex condition bucktail fly with the tyer&#82

By the highly respected artist, writer and master tyer Austin S. Hogan (1909-1985). Remembered in part for his close association with Carrie Stevens, Hogan also has the distinction of serving as the f

25 colorful flies tied by Frances Stearns (1918-2003) displayed in a 19 7/8" x 15 7/8" wood frame, each unused fly with Stearns' handwritten pattern. Also handwritten by the tyer: "Quananiche, Trout &

Sherbrook Fly tied by Don Walker and a Yellow Sally oak fly and Red Quill alder fly from the flies of William Mills and Son New York circa 1895. Each framed with a print overall sizes 17.5 x 20 and 18

Her actual centerfold from her issue signed with COA

Measures 15" x 26". Ed "Muzzy" Muzeroll.

Measures 13" x 14". SLR Davy Wotton.

Framed Fly Fishing Print ~ Dimensions: 24" X 16" X 1"

The ad 10 x 8 inches. Together with a 2004 Lobstering Women of Maine calendar.

Measures 18" x 26". SLR LK Hall. Numbered 107/375.

"The Llama" fly tied by Eric Leiser, the well known and highly respected author of Fly Tying Materials, Stoneflies for the Angler, The Complete Book of Fly Tying, among many other books related to tyi

Measures 15" x 15". Numbered 140/950. SLR, Peter Corbin?

Eight Framed Flies, of various patterns. Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.

Otto Von Kienbusch's Framed Flies Framed Flies, 1997 mounted flies, 6 1/2 by 21 in. Carl Otto Kretzschmar von Kienbusch (1884-1976) was a New York businessman, armor collector, and avid fisherman. He

Display of full dressed salmon flies tied by Frances Stearns (1918-2003). Affixed to the reverse is Stearns' large handwritten card: "A Sampler of Classic Salmon Flies", signed "Frances Lee Stearns" a

Measuring 15" x 12" this shadow box display includes two large full dress Atlantic salmon flies and a "Hammerhead" Bass Bug, designed and tied by Poul Jorgensen (1926-2004), as well as a large photo o

Largest measures 12" x 12". One is a bonefish by D. Jacobus, the other is by Dave Whitlock with COA.

Largest measures 11" x 9".