How to Dress Salmon Flies. A Handbook For Amateurs. London: A & C Black, 1914. First Edition. Pp ix, 248. Smooth blue morocco over cloth boards, raised bands to spine, compartments ruled, lettered & with fly fishing motifs in gilt. A fine bright copy.

Containing twelve full-page Illustrations, eight of them in colour, and 101 other figures in the text.

The most important book on salmon-fly dressing. Dr T. E. Pryce-Tannatt was an amateur who never had any instruction in fly-dressing.

Nevertheless he produced “the most notable book to date on the subject since Kelson, indispensable to the learner; his flies are distinguished by their beauty and finish and his descriptions are lucid.” Robb, Notable Angling Literature [1947].