JW Young & Sons - A Century Of The Art Of Making Fishing Reels

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I have put my name down for this book as original is very hard to come by and the ones up for sale on net are vey expensive

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Done, thank you for the heads up
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Yesterday, I spoke with Jonathan Ward-Allen from the Medlar Press and can now confirm that my new book is currently at the printers! It is hoped that the completed work will be available by early November.

This new edition comprises of over 300 pages and is illustrated in full colour throughout. The chapters include a chronological history of the company, as many reels dating from 1894 to 1971 that I could find (and attribute to the company) and the centrepin reels produced from 1984 to 2001. There are complete chapters covering prototypes, the Ambidex, the Aerial, leather reel cases, catalogues and appendices that include copies of the original blueprints, patent applications and repair manuals.

This new edition includes all the reels covered in the 2009 edition plus many others including:
The Weber Fly Reel
The Pattern Number Three
The Salar
The Impulse Reel
The Britannia
The Hercules
The Swift
The Zephyr
The Kennet
The Champion Float Fishers Reel
The Easicast
The Purist

This will be a Limited Edition book that is only available direct from The Medlar Press.

Incidentally, the final J.W. Young reel catalogue, that was published in 1964, had a light blue/mint coloured cover. We decided that it would be appropriate for this book to have the same coloured cover as I hope this will be my final book on the subject. :surrender:

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Looking forward to its publication.

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Email from Medlar

J. W. Young & Sons - Available Now !
Duffer - The man without skill of hand, without good eyesight and no longer young - the man who really ought to fish!
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Done and paid for.
If you have no grease with you, and your rings are full of ice, do not cut out the ice with a pen-knife but get your man to put the rings one by one in his mouth, and so to thaw the ice.
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Fredline wrote: Sat Oct 24, 2020 4:44 pm Done and paid for.
Me to .....

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I am so pleased to announce that I have today received my new book from the publishers (Medlar Press).
I am extremely satisfied with end result and hope that those who have ordered a copy will be equally as pleased.
Here it is (alongside my first edition):
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That's my Christmas pressie sorted.

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.....and mine! :Thumb:
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