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Farlow's Catalogues
Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 4:12 pm
by Harry H
Re: Farlow's Catalogues
Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2013 4:43 pm
by Mark
Farlow's catalogues are new to me Harry, thank you for putting up the pictures.
Re: Farlow's Catalogues
Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2013 3:50 pm
by Wallys-Cast
A couple of Farlows Catalogues.
The one on the left is a 91st edition No2. Inside are references to extracts from recent letters sent in by customers and are dated 1930. The company was originally formed in 1840 when Charles Farlow opened his first shop in Crooked Lane, so assuming one catalogue a year this catalogue would date to 1931.
The one on the right is from 1960 and still has the price list inside.
They are good quality catalogues on a par with Hardy's and contain some excellent information as well as a tackle guide.
Wal.
Re: Farlow's Catalogues
Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2013 4:55 pm
by Paddex
a short fold out catalogue of the early 70s, no coarse fishing in this one
Mr Woodcock was still Shop Manager in '76 when I bought some fishing stuff in Pall Mall
Re: Farlow's Catalogues
Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2013 7:31 pm
by Harry H
Wallys-Cast wrote:A couple of Farlows Catalogues.
The one on the left is a 91st edition No2. Inside are references to extracts from recent letters sent in by customers and are dated 1930. The company was originally formed in 1840 when Charles Farlow opened his first shop in Crooked Lane, so assuming one catalogue a year this catalogue would date to 1931.
The one on the right is from 1960 and still has the price list inside.
They are good quality catalogues on a par with Hardy's and contain some excellent information as well as a tackle guide.
Wal.
Hi Wally
Since my last post on the subject seen a 94th edition and it was dated 1939/40 which also fits with Graham Turners book which states 1846 as the 1st catalogue so this puts yours at 1936/37.
Re: Farlow's Catalogues
Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2013 8:48 pm
by Wallys-Cast
Harry H wrote:Wallys-Cast wrote:A couple of Farlows Catalogues.
The one on the left is a 91st edition No2. Inside are references to extracts from recent letters sent in by customers and are dated 1930. The company was originally formed in 1840 when Charles Farlow opened his first shop in Crooked Lane, so assuming one catalogue a year this catalogue would date to 1931.
The one on the right is from 1960 and still has the price list inside.
They are good quality catalogues on a par with Hardy's and contain some excellent information as well as a tackle guide.
Wal.
Hi Wally
Since my last post on the subject seen a 94th edition and it was dated 1939/40 which also fits with Graham Turners book which states 1846 as the 1st catalogue so this puts yours at 1936/37.
Thanks Harry, I'll pencil that in the back of the book for future reference.
Wal.