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Vintage Catalog, H.L. Leonard Rod Co. Makers, Fishing Rods
Most of the items are described in the text, with a limited number of illustrations present.
Rods described in the text are the Baby Catskill, Wet Fly and Nymph, 3-Piece Dry Fly, 2-Piece Dry Fly, Bass and Western, Salmon Dry Fly (SDF), Hunt Pattern Salmon, Double-Handed Salmon, and Greased Line Salmon. Brief passages outline available options for the rods as well as the company’s repair facilities.
Black-and-white illustrations provide partial views of the following rods: Model 38H, Model 50DF, Model 4099-1/25DF, and Model 92.
Additional small illustrations with brief text entries appear for Leonard\'s Fly Dry, Leonard\'s Up, Non-Skid Wading Chains, Angler\'s Log, Aluminum Cases and Cloth Bags, Leonard Reels, Trout and Salmon Priests, Scientific Anglers Fly Lines, and Scientific Anglers System Fly Reels.
Line-drawing illustrations with accompanying descriptive text show the H.L. Leonard Vest and the “NON-FLAM Plastic Fly Boxes.” A text-only entry appears for the H.L. Leonard jacket.
A Price List is printed inside the back cover.
While some editions of this catalog include an illustration of a drawing by Ray Bergman, this one does not contain that illustration.
The catalog is not dated. Shipping information notes that “orders beyond local delivery area (Manhattan) are subject to shipping charges”, and that a 5% sales tax applied to items “to be delivered in New York City.”
Pages: 20 including the covers (the pages are not numbered)
Size: 5-1/2\" x 8-1/2\"
Format: Paper covers, staple bound
Condition:
Wear is present at and around the staples (see photo). Shows stains (mainly on the covers and near the staples), age toning, bends, creases, and edge and corner wear. It has an old paper odor.
Old paper items often carry traces of their long lives and previous homes. They may have been subjected to various conditions over time, including exposure to odors, dust, or storage in places like attics and basements.
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