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E V E R Y article in this catalog that bears the A . & F. C o m p a n y trade-ma
k (*) •
just before the price, will be delivered to y o u free anywhere in the |Jnited „
States. O n articles that can be delivered b y Parcel-Post this offer s also
extended to Alaska, P a n a m a Canal Zone, G u a m , Philippine Islands, Porto Rico,
Dominion of Canada, and United K i n g d o m of Great Britain.
While the goods thus marked are chiefly of the character that will be del Ivered
by Parcel-Post, w e reserve the right to ship by other means.

Free Delivery on Bulk Purchases

O n articles not marked to be delivered Free, w e will, however, m a k e !*ree.
Delivery in the United States if the distance from N e w York is not too gr< fat Or
the amount of your purchase is large enough to warrant. O n all such purcha's; ;s our
Free Delivery Offer is as follows:—
Within 50 ihiles of N e w York, purchases amounting to $5.00
Within 8,00
Within 150 miles of N e w York, purchases amounting to 10.00
Within 300 miles of N e w York, purchases amounting to 20.00
Within 600 miles of N e w York, purchases amounting to 30.00
Within 1,000 miles of N e w York, purchases ' amounting to 50.00
Within 1,400 miles of N e w York, purchases amounting to 75.00
1,800 miles of N e w York, purchases, amounting to
M o r e than 1,800 miles from N e w York, purchases amounting to 100.00 clay
W e do not deliver free, canoes, stoves, Winchester arms, animal traps,
pigeons, portable houses or articles of great bulk.
Our Guarantee
W e guarantee our goods. W e guarantee their safe arrival. W e guarantee your satisfaction.
These guarantees are made broad and intended to positicely assure your satisfaction.
It is a simple matter to guarantee the goods—most reputable houses will stand back of their
merchandise. This mears that the goods are exactly as represented and that the descriptions
given are accurate and true. But beyond that is a question of your S A T I S F A C T I O N .
You might buy a garment and upon its arrival find it lighter or heavier than you expected. If
you should, or if you ever receive anything from this house that does not meet the proper
requirements- you have in mind, or does not suit you in every particular, it m a y be returned
without apology, and we will gladly refund its purchase price and transportation charges. If
you everfindit necessary to return anything, see directions regarding return shipments on in-
side back cover of this catalog.
Our guarantee of safe arrival insures the goods reaching your hands in perfect condi-
tion. W e ask you to accept nothing damaged or broken. W e save you the annoyance of ma-
king claims against the transportation companies and the lengthy and annoying adjustments
which follow. W e ask you to simply write upon your receipts to the express or freight com-
panies that the goods were received in damaged condition and notify us at once. W e will
replace the goods without delay, for we do not consider our responsibility ended until the
goods have reached you safely and you are satisfied.
Perfect Store Service at Your Home
It is our aim to place before you all the goods that an outdoor man or woman can possibly
need; to describe and illustrate these fully so that in the quietness of your home, where you can
leisurely make comparisons, you will have spread before you the greatest assortment of sporting
goods in the world; and to so arrange our business methods that you mav write an order, mail
it, and in a few days receive the goods as satisfactorily as though you visited our store.

Complete instructions H o w to Order, H o w to Send M o n e y , and H o w to Return

Goods, will b e found o n inside back cover. Order blanks will also be found
in the back of the book.

ZOMBIE && FITCH CO, S3-55-57 West 36th St, New York
ABERCROMRIE

fopyiight, 1915, by Aberoromtle & Titoh Co., N. T.

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Sounding The Assembly
T H E front cover of this catalog will appeal to every m a n and w o m a n who, once
in every so often, hears the clarion note of the call of the wild. The summons pene-
trates your office walls, yourfiresidecircles, your serious hours of business—and
it brings always with it the feeling of a brotherhood of the woods and streams.

It is to this relationship among sportsmen that the house of Abercrombie & Fitch
appeals, realizing that itsfirstduty is to worthily maintain membership in this brother-
-hood of sportsmen.

We have collected in this catalog, incompletely as a matter of fact, goods which

bear a peculiar message to those of us whose hobbies run to the wild spots in the world.
It is more difficult to satisfy a man's sporting hobby than it is to thoroughly supply his
everyday needs. W e expect our customers to be more exacting than those of an ordinary
store, for this very reason.

The object of this Outfitters' Catalog is to enable the customer living at a distan
to make the selections and purchases with just as much confidence in the result as the
resident of N e w York, w h o comes into the store and personally examines and selects.

As the executive head of this business, I ask you to write me personally if you sho
ever feel dissatisfied in any respect. If the service is not what you, as a sportsman, think
it should be; if the quality or wear of goods does not fully meet your expectation, or
if you find that what you get is not what you thought it would be, write m e and I will
see that you are satisfied.

Please feel that you are dealing with sportsmen who fully appreciate your point of
view. These goods have all been made for you with your point of view in mind. That
is the quality that makes them the recognized, thoroughbred sporting goods of the
world.
I personally know every piece of merchandise in these pages—it couldn't get in
if I did not. A n d every single article has m y personal endorsement, plus the Abercrom-
bie & Fitch guarantee; which means your money back willingly for anything that is
not satisfactory for any reason whatsoever.

This business has grown to such proportions that it is impossible to include every
article in the Abercrombie & Fitch stock in one catalog as formerly. W e issue at sea-
sonable times other catalogs on sporting subjects and w e shall be glad to supply you with
such of these as m a y interest you.

53-55-57 West 36th St., New York

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CAMPING
TI r0Ugl1 a he great range of sport Wlth rod or gun
v ^ i " ^ - - the Pursuit °f fur, feather or fin, there is a
kindred note—a basic principle—which underlies the specific purpose the sportsman has in mind. Camp-
ing out is the thing after all. Whether a m a n be after a bird or bear, trout or caribou; whether his
weapon be rifle, shotgun or jointed .rod, the cool, clean four walls of his nomadic habitation embrace all
the best moments of his playtime days. T h e camp, the tent, the bit of shelter in the middle of a great
silence, with the ocean-wide possibilities of the wilderness all around it—that is where the plans are
made,, the quarry gloated over, the day's sport re-lived, the stories told, the friendship cemented. That
is where the real big blissful moments of the truant-time freedom are drunk into the very soul Camper,
hunter, fisherman, canoeist, all are tent dwellers—all are campers first—all follow their chosen sport
as an incident. First of all they camp out, live—really live—in the clean, wide, free sweep of an unbounded
horizon, breathe an untainted air, limitless as the sky itself, and revel in a freedom that nothing else can
give—a keen, stimulating, uncloying pleasure that thrills to the bone, and then builds bone, sinew and
muscle, and makes blood, strength andfire,repairing the waste of months and years of toil and worry.
That is w h y the most famous physicians use the tent and camp life as their favorite prescription, giving
happiness and lengthening life thereby.
Get out in the open—live in a tent and save your life—take the tonic that Nature put for you into
the wind, the sky, the sunshine, the smell of the earth, the rain, the spices of the pine and hemlock odors,
the salt of the sea, the ozone of the great out of doors, which no contrivance of m a n can duplicate, or
even imitate.
Take it—it's yours—a king can have no more.
There's a bit of Paradise, only one mile, or five miles, or ten miles at the most from the cramped
little spot where you sit at this m o m e n t breathing an air tainted and burdened with the worries, fears
and bitternesses of the past few years. Your trials, your sorrows and disappointments are ground into the
walls around you, stamped into the floors you walk on, woven into all the too familiar things you see
every day.
R u n away to this bit of Paradise, pitch your tent there—and live. T h e soft, w a r m air from woods
and fields will soak into the kernels of your being as you loaf before your tent door and watch the little
forest creatures which come to the edge of the clearing to investigate your camp. A steady flow of
strength, of warm, pulsing, revivifying, fluidic electrons will rise from the w a r m earth beneath you and
give you a n e w vitality. Y o u , w h o sleep badly now, will drowse even in the daytime. W h e n it rains
you will nestle dry and w a r m in your blankets, hearing the quick patter on your canvas walls, on the
leaves outside, and feel the added freshness, the sweet, wild unrest in the air that makes you years
younger as it makes the growing things younger and more vigorous and more beautiful.
A n d when the soft black night comes, you sit outside your tent and smoke an old pipe, while the
shadows melt together through the lofty arches of the trees and form a dusky, protecting curtain which
rests your eyes and brain and soul.
Then some one lights a big, yellow m o o n for you and it sails grandly up the sky over the tree tops.
T h e little stars peep out and twinkle funny, friendly eyes at you, and all the little night noises begin
soft and confidential, and whisper of a peaceful world that has been for years just waiting for you to
. take your proper place in it. T h e crickets sing, the big pines croon an anthem—away off yonder a hound
dog sends a note ringing like a bell across a valley for you to hear and revel in. A night bird adds a
minor note that brings up all the clean, foolish, almost painful thoughts that you used to tingle with
w h e n you were twenty and when you knew that you would reach out next year and take your heart's
desire. Y o u are cleansed d o w n to simple, uncomplicated manhood in an hour, and there are no prob-
lems, no questions, no doubts. Y o u have absorbed the mighty, irresistible Peace of Outdoors, the most
splendid thing in the world, and you crawl into your sleeping bag, soft as a feather bed, and sleep as
you were meant to sleep all in a childlike, untroubled happiness.
Y o u don't have to shoot or fish. T h e camp, the tent, the big rim of the horizon, the trees, the grass
and the open air, that's all you want.
If you don't k n o w quite what to select, write and ask us. Tell us just where you want to go and
w h e n — w e will suggest a suitable and inexpensive equipment. W e will tell you what clothing, what
foods, what cooking utensils to take, and explain their use. .
Your bit of Paradise is always within reach if you only knew it.
The best part of it is that it is less expensive than staying at home. Y o u can get a tent complete for
$10.00, and if your tastes are simple you can outfit yourself cap-a-pie with a cooking outfit and good
supply for less than $30.00. O r you can be as sinfully luxurious as you like. T h e main thing is to g o —
go out into the big air spaces—wrap your lungs about the life-giving gusts of sun-flavored ozone, which
the sky pours d o w n for you—drink it in through the little capillary lungs of your skin, seize on your
birthright of earth contact—strip the rags of custom from your soul and take time for once to k n o w
yourself as you really are. . •'
There are six varieties of camping which w e divide into the Permanent C a m p and five varieties of
the Nomadic or Traveling C a m p . W e classify the five latter varieties as C A N O E , P A C K . H O R S E ,
T R A M P I N G , F O R E S T C R U I S I N G A N D A U T O M O B I L E C A M P I N G . Each of these five varieties
of the movable camp call for a somewhat different equipment, particularly as regards tents. W e make
these divisions according to the means of travel which the camper intends to employ, because they are
the most commonly in use in this country. W e might add two other divisions such as W A G O N T R E K -
K I N G IN S O U T H A F R I C A and T R A V E L I N G B Y D O G S L E D IN T H E F A R N O R T H . The char-
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selected for permanent camps, is the Wall Tent or Family Compartment Tent, the size and materials of
this shelter being determined by the distance of the camp from the highway, the character of transporta-
tion necessary, the number in the party, the sort o f country, the climate and the time of year. A camp
m a y be made almost a permanent home, all sorts of camp furniture, chairs, hammocks, etc., being readily
obtainable. The bulk of the outfit need not be seriously restricted by transportation reasons since only
two trips have to be made, one in and the return trip out. Whether the camp be permanent or nomadic,
the first thing to be considered is the Tent, the house, then food to be carried or taken along, the sleep-
ing bags, fourth the cooking outfit, camp furniture, axes and other simple camp accessories. These w e
catalog in all their various forms under the proper headings.
CANOE
In canoe transportation the choice of the outfit must be determined by,firstof all, the kind of water-
way to be traversed. The second consideration is the length and number of the portages or carries over
land between passable waterways. Third comes the amount of duffle, or camp and personal equipment—
this dependent again on the objective and the duration of the trip. Thefirstessential is the selection of
the right canoe. Lake travel calls for one model, river work another, both must be modified by the
amount of equipment to be carried. O n getting exactly the right canoe largely depends the success or
failure of the trip from the standpoint of pleasure. W e particularly pride ourselves on being specialists
in this branch of sport.
Our canoes are comprehensive of all types and models which have proven best in the various locali-
ties where the paddle reigns supreme. There is a specific model for each purpose and there are sound,
absolute, definite reasons w h y that sort of canoe and no other must be used, for that purpose. This is
not the result of guess-work, but the experience of the best-known canoeists and guides. The locality
for a canoe trip m a y be easily selected. Maps of such localities and information concerning them are
furnished by Passenger Agents of Railroads and Steamship Companies. W e have ourselves a vast fund
of data on trips over the well-known waterways and the little frequented lake and river trails. O u r cus-
tomers are constantly adding to this new and most interesting matter, which w e will gladly furnish
you on request.
PACK-HORSE
Invading the wilderness by pack-horse is a method employed by thousands yearly and its range is
so wide as to prevent discussion here through lack of space. Practically the entire continent is open to
this form of adventure and its variations are wide in the extreme. ' For admirable, complete and de-
lightful information w e refer you to " C A M P A N D T R A I L , " by Stewart Edward White, a master of
the subject, whose personal experiences are most valuable and instructive. His data on the various oufits
and what Not to take is most ample. W e will send you this volume, postpaid, for $1.25, or you m a y get
it through your o w n book dealer for the same price.
Our pack-horse outfits are famous among Forest Travelers. Mr. White himself, and the most noted
hunters and explorers, all have visited us for supplies, and have themselves contributed to the extent
and perfections of the articles and accessories m a d e exclusively by us for this purpose. These are de-
scribed and illustrated in subsequent pages.
TRAMPING
Tramping m a y be placed in two divisions—ROAD T R A M P I N G and F O R E S T C R U I S I N G . T h e
former comprehends walking tours through foreign countries as well as in this country, the traveler
carrying all his baggage on his back, but stopping at the nearest hotel or inn wherever night overtakes
him. This recreation is in itself a splendid sport and opens vistas of wide possibilities to those w h o
wish to cover a country thoroughly, becoming intimately acquainted with its physical details, the habits
and characteristics of its people. It is particularly popular with clergymen and college professors of
w h o m w e outfit hundreds every year for tramping tours through our o w n and other countries, and the
pedestrian needs but his walking suit, which, however, must be carefully chosen for the purpose, a change
of underwear, a few toilet accessories and a waterproof garment all carried in a ruck sack, which he
packs on his back. These w e catalog elsewhere as well as a wide choice of garments made especially
for this purpose.
FOREST CRUISING
H e w h o adventures into the big timber must look well, to his choice of an outfit. Tent, food, sleep-
ing bag, cooking outfit, axe and camp conveniences must be carried on his back and as an added weight
comes the gun of his choice with ammunition. This weight he must bear day after day, often
through almost impassable country where the effort necessary to going forward alone is a quite "sufficient
strain without that of a single unnecessary ounce on his shoulders. His tent, his home, must be chosen
with scrupulous care. It must be exactly right, the tent for the country he will visit; a mistake m a y
mean sickness, surely discomfort and a trip spoiled. His clothes must be the right weight and texture,
depending on the climate. The selection of food is a serious problem. Too much means" discomfort and
fatigue—too little means hunger, perhaps privation. W e solicit correspondence on this subject. The
fisherman has similar problems which interest us equally as much. W e catalog light, convenient and
easily carried articles of camp equipment, for one or more persons for various lengths of time, and the
best forms of clothing for forest travel.
AUTOMOBILE CAMPING
This is the very newest out-of-door sport and the complete outfits of its originators were designed
and built by us. W e catalog automobile tents, sleeping bags, cooking outfits, food outfits, in a word,
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 CAMPING 5

TENT MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION

•LrtiNAl^l in, AfMJJ ir,MKK.ALUiZ Duck. It is the very highest and best grade of duck
The best materials for light-weight waterproof on the market. It is dyed khaki color to conform
tents. These two materials are exactly alike, except to United States Government standard and is then
that one is dyed a khaki color and the other a deep treated with a special treatment which makes P R O -
emerald green. T E C T O D U C K waterproof, sunproof, mildew, rot
Tanalite and Emeralite are exclusively our own, and vermin proof and if one is not considering
sold by no one else, made by us and subjected-for weight, w e recommend it as the best, most service-
the past few years to the most severe tests that can able and satisfactory tent material made.
be devised. T h e dyeing process is the same as used
by the government in making their khaki and colors SPECIAL WATERPROOF
are guaranteed to stand the regular government
tests as to fastness. Both colors are absolutely Our special waterproof is lighter in weight than
waterproof, very light in texture, will fold perfectly the A r m y Duck. It is made with twill weave which
and have great tensile strength. is tighter than the regular duck weave. The m a -
Tanalite and Emeralite are made of extra long terial is then waterproofed so that it can be used
staple sea island cotton. This strength makes heavy without a fly. This material will give a greater pro-
weights of material unnecessary. tection than regular A r m y Duck with much less
weight. Y o u will note, however, by comparison of
BALLOON SILK the weights of thefinishedtents, that it is the inter-
mediate weight between army duck and balloon duck
We consider this the second best tent material—it — o u r Tanalite being lighter than any other material.
is only excelled by Tanalite. Balloon Silk is not a T o those interested w e will be pleased to forward
genuine silk. The name given this material is a samples and prices of these, together with any of
trade name, due to the silky appearance of the our other materials.
material after it is made up. T h e yarn used in W e will gladly furnish estimate on any style tent
weaving it is made of long staple sea island cotton. built on specifications and designs furnished by
After it is waterproofed, the pores are thoroughly customer.
filled and w e guarantee it absolutely water-tight. It
is particularly adapted for small and extra light
weight tents. HOW WE MAKE OUR TENTS
SEAMS.—On all our light-weight tents we re-
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This is the same material as Balloon Silk but seam. This not only makes a perfect seam, but
treated by an entirely different process. relieves a great part of the strain from the cloth
The treatment does not include any paraffine or itself, consequently making the tent much stronger.
w a x used in Balloon Silk, and while it is not as For the same reason w e use narrow widths or
waterproof as Balloon Silk, it is much softer and breadths of cloth which also serve to hold the tent
more durable and is not affected by heat or cold. from sagging and stretching out of shape.
V E R D A L I T E is light green in color, rot, mildew R E I N F O R C E M E N T . — A l l our tents are strongly
and waterproof, and vermin will not attack it. reinforced with extra material at the eaves, along
W e recommend its use in extra hot or cold coun- the bottom, across the ridge and at all corners.
tries. E Y E L E T S . — I n none of our regular tents do w e
Price same as Balloon Silk. use grommets or any form of machine clamped
eyelets as is customary with most makes. For the
DEFENDO DUCK eyes on ridge and for all stops, beckets and guys
This duck is specially woven for us, white in w e use only steel rings, galvanized to prevent rust,
color, the yarn being double and twisted both ways set in and sewed by hand with waxed thread.
— m a d e to conform to the United States A r m y S L I D E S . — T h e old style wooden slides, usually
Standard and pass all government tests for tensile seen on tents other than our make, were always
strength, etc. causing continued trouble and annoyance by split-
W e treat the duck by a special process which ting from the weather or breaking from strain. W e
makes it mildew and vermin and waterproof, in- have discarded them entirely and use our patented
creases its tensile strength and makes it last very metal slide, rustproof and unbreakable (see page
m u c h longer than the plain army duck. 113) except on "Tanalite" and Balloon Silk Tents,
W e carry D E F E N D O D U C K in three weights— on which w e omit them and save weight. W e will,
8, 10 and 12 ounce. however, include them if desired without charge.
W h e nfliesare required for hot climate w e recom- F I N I S H I N G — E v e r y tent after it leaves the m a -
m e n d the fly made of our P R O T E C T O D U C K chines goes to a separate department for finishing.
which is khaki in color, being a great protection Here the rings and eyelets are worked in, the beckets
against the rays of the sun. W e recommend adjusted, guys attached and stops put in—all by
D E F E N D O D U C K tents as being the .strongest and hand and by the most expert workmen.
most durable white tents on the market.
INSPECTION.—Before each tent leaves the shop
PROTECTO DUCK it is carefully gone over and thoroughly inspected
for possible flaws or faulty work, measured and
This material is khaki in color. The yarn is checked for size and material and our tag, the guar-
double and twisted both ways, as in the Defendo antee of quality, attached.
 A B E R C R O M B I E &• FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

W A T E R P R O O F W A L L TENTS DUCK W A L L TENTS

All our waterproof wall tents are furnished with M a d e of Defendo and Protecto D u c k in 8, 10 and
12 oz. weights. This duck is the grade used by the
tape ridge and extra tape loops sewed on top of the
tent at each seam so that when desired ridge polesgovernment—the best m a d e and water, mildew, rot
and vermin proof—and should not be compared with
m a y be dispensed with and the tent suspended on a
rope, tied between trees. any cheaper grade. For full description of these
ducks see page 5.
TANALITE AND EMERALITE T h e Protecto D u c k is particularly comforting to
WATERPROOF the eyes where the tent is erected in sunny locations.
Khaki and deep Emerald Green color; see page 5 A s you will notice by the illustration, theflyextends
for full description of this material. a liberal distance over the eaves which gives pro-
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3A2002 8*4x 8*4 7/= 3 14 28.60 39 1.60
3A2003 8*4x10 714 3 16 31.40 43 1.90
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3A3000 7*4x IVi 7 1 10*4 $16.65 33 $1.50
3A3001 7*4x 834 7'/, 3 13?4 19.75 37 1.60 $14.80 $12.00 $13.65
3A3002 s.;4x 854 7/2 3 1454 20.85 39 1.60 7 x 9*4 7 14.35 16.10 17.50
3A3003 8?4xl0!4 7"/, 3 16*4 22.95 43 1.90 9*4x 9*4 8 16.25 19.75
3A3004 7*4 3 24.40 47 2.05
21,55
854x1154 1754 9*4x12 8 20.00 22.35
3A3005 10*4x10*2! 8*4 3*4 20 27.45 45 2.00 24.75
12 x!2 9 24.00 27.10
3A3006 1014x1154 »*4 3*4 32J4 29.35 49 2.16 29.70
xl4 9 26.75 30.16 33.15
Price includes stanc ard tent 1 ag, sod cloth and xl4 10 30.95 35.00 39.95
xl6 10
tape n dge. xlg 10
34.40 39.10 43.00
38.15 43.25 47.60
x21 10 42.10 48.00
x24 52.45
x21 10
SPECIAL W A T E R P R O O F 46.00 52.10 57.30
49.36 65.70 61.60
For description of material, see page
The above prices include poles, stakes, ropes and
3- flies.
lides, complete, ready to set up, but do not include
Size Height W ^
J30 c
v d O C 01
Flies m a d e of same material as tent, extending
u aj j-j
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ell over eaves furnished for one half the price of
0 w tent.
£ fi 0 . ""* J -
$9.55 22 $1.40
Price for extra width or extra length flies fur-
3 A 40 00 7!/ftX 7*4 7 V- 3 17*4
3A4001 7*£x 9*4 TA 3 21 11.50 26 1.60 nished on application. Openings put in tents 14 feet
3A40O2 9*4x115/, 8'4 3"/, 29*4 15.55 31 2.00
34 17.55 3b 2.25
deep or over at both ends without extra cost.
3A4003 9*4x14'4 8-/. 3*4
3A4004 1154x1154 9 *4 4 36*4 18.75 34 2.10 If higher walls than those listed are wanted, add
3A4005 1154x14*4 9*4 4 40 19.90 38 2,35
2.75
5 per cent, to the price quoted, for each additional
3A4006 1154x1653 0/2 4 46 22.70 42
6 inches of wall.
Price includes standard tent bag and tape ridge. For tent windows, sod cloth or ground cloth etc
see page 14. ' '•
 CAMPING 7

W A T E R P R O O F BAKER TENTS W A T E R P R O O F "AMAZON" TENTS

This type of tent is very popular with all sports- The general shape and size of this tent is exactly
men. T h e angle of the roof is such that it reflects the same as the Baker tent, but it has a front wall,
the heat from the open camp fire downward. It iswhich hinges at the two front corners and is caught
an ideal tent for timber country. M a n y sportsmen in with snaps and galvanized steel rings along the
use this tent with a mosquito front during the time ridge where it joins thefly.With this method of
insect pests are troublesome—taking out the netting construction, the entire front can be unsnapped, and
in cold weather and enjoying the open view of the opened out, and snapped into rings along the outer
camp fire blaze. edges of the fly—thus increasing the depth of the
TANALITE AND EMERALITE—Waterproof tent about one-half. In hot climates where insect
Khaki and deep Emerald Green colors. See page pests are constant, part of the front can be left open
5 for full description of this lightest tent material and mosquito netting or. bobbinet inserted in the
made. door. W e will attach the front permanently to the
tent, if so desired, without extra charge.
Size Height ^d OJ d
WT3
[i. X n. U
T A N A L I T E A N D EMERALITE—Waterproof
TH -s5s Khaki and deep Emerald Green colors. See page
PH^ «25
A O O wc<rt,, 5 for full description of this lightest tent material
_) made. Size Height .,_, ' •J3 4 j 4-1
3A2009 3 x 7 4 l 5*4 $11.55 18 $1.70
3A2010 4*4x 7 5 1*4 7*4 15.35 20 1.70 •5 x CH J("g
3A2011 554x 7 5 1*4 8 17.80 22 1.80 CL,^
3A2012 7 x 7 6 1*4 10 20.50 24 1.80 J=> 0 0
"!5
3A2013 7 x 7 7 2*4 12*4 24.50 24 2.00 hJ
3A2014 7 x 7 8 3*4 14 27.15 24 2.10 3A2020 7 x 7 8 4 16 $30.15 30 $2.16
3A2015 8*4x 7 7 2*4 14*4 27.15 26 2.20 3A2021 8*4x 7 8 4 17*4 33.75 32 2.30
3A2017 8*4x 8*4 7'/, 3 16*4 31.46 28 2.25 3A2022 10 x 7 8 4 19 37.10 34 2.45
3A2019 10 x 8*4 7*4 3 18 34.60 30 2.40 3A2024 ll*3x 8*4 9 4 26*4 48.50 41 2.80
Price ncludes sc d cloth, tape ridge and khaki bag. 3A2025 12?4x 8*4 9 4 29 54,10 44 3.00
3A2026 14 x 8*4 9 4 31*4 58.30 47 3.26
VERDALITE A N D B A L L O O N SILK Price includes sod cloth, tape ridge and khaki
For description of material see page 5. bag.
VERDALITE A N D BALLOON SILK
Ridge, Four

and Stakes

o For description of material, see page 5.

Uprights

Size Height bo g
Extra

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1- u V 4J

V 13 p, •CH Size Height J3 ^

£ "3 -Md OJ B 8 "2
J3 O o 24 13
O % p
££ 'EH
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3A3009
3A3010
3 x 7*4 4
5
i
1*4
6
8
$8.50
11.25
18 $1.70
20 1.70
X o
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3A3011 654x 7*4 5 1*4 8*4 13.10 22 1.80 3A3020 7*4x 7*4 16-14 $22.05 $2.20«
30 OH
3A3012 7*4x 7*4 5 1*4 10*4 14.80 24 1.80 3A3021 1754 24.50 32 2.35
3A3013 7*4x 7*4 7 2*4 13 17.75 24 2.00
854x 7*4 2.55
3A3022 20 26.85 34
3A3014 7*4x 7*4 8 3'/, 14*4 19.60 24 2.10 3A3024 io*4x
1154x7*4
854 2734 35.60 41 2.80
3A3016 854x 7*4 7 2*4 1454 19.65 26 2.20 3A3025 13*4x 854 39.00 2.90
30*4 44
3A3017 854x 854 7*4 3 1654 22.80 28 2.25 3A3026 14 5 iH 9 41.80 47 3.25
3254 ridge and standard
3A3019 I0*4x 854 7*4 3 1854 25.15 30 2.40 Price includes sod cloth, tape
Price includes sod c loth, tape -idge and standar bag.
bag.
SPECIAL W A T E R P R O O F
SPECIAL W A T E R P R O O F For description of material, see page 5.
For description of material see page 5. x *j
Size Height OJ C
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Size Height
8 "2 2 " * 'EH al-£c/l *
x 'EH M Jj "u'C^.i Pi M
•3 a
v pq £s5 3A4O20 7*£x 7/ 6 24 $12,75 $2.05

8A4009
s P
454x 7*4 5 2 10 $7.10 14 $1.70
3A4021
3A4022
9*4x
ns4x
7*6
7*4
27
34
15.10
17.55
2.25
2.S0
3A4010 7%x tlA 7 2*4 15 10.25 16 2.00 3A4023 9*4x 9*4 34* 17.75 2.35
3A4011 9*4x 7*4 7 2*4 18 11.50 18 2.25 3A4024 ll54x 9*4 40 20.70 2.60
.„„,-,
3A4012 .......
9/ 1*'70 20 2.30 3A4025 14*4x 9*' 45* 23.05 2.80
2x 9*4 8*4 3*4 25
Price includes standard bag and tape ridge. Price includes tape ridge and standard bag.
 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

W A T E R P R O O F M A S T I G O U C H E TRAP-
W A T E R P R O O F "A" T E N T S
PERS' T E N T S

This type of tent is particularly adapted for easy Is designed for Trappers and fire rangers w h o
shifting; the absence of side wall does away with m o v e camp constantly, and must carry light shelter.
the staking out of guy ropes and when the floor is Every well managed lumber company n o w appreci-
pegged down, and poles are inserted, the tent is ates the necessity of having their limits patrolled
ready for occupancy. All tents of this style are during the s u m m e r and fall by a well organized
equipped with tape ridge, making it possible to erect corps of fire rangers. This tent is preferably
the tent without poles by attaching a piece of rope adapted for this work as rangers can travel in pairs
to the tape loops at the end of ridge and stretching and use the tent assembled in two sections, as illus-
tight between trees. This style of erection is shown trated below. W h e n two of the tents are jointed
in our picture of Baker tents. with ridge and end they cover an area of 6*4; ft.
TANALITE AND EMERALITE—Waterproof wide and 7 ft. long. Each ranger can carry his o w n
Khaki and deep Emerald Green colors. See page tent. In case of separation each m a n will be pro-
5 for full description of this lightest tent material vided with his o w n shelter. T h e flap shown on the
made. single tent is used for a hood to m a k e the peak
o
—— V
OJ water-tight and wind-proof.
Size j^d ty d w-O
•5 x
ho u V IMPROVED MASTIGOUCHE TENT
a) >H a*XMt<
•a ™ bo a (j W e are n o w adding to the Mastigouche tent a
^Z
6 S R ,0 O o
P4 3 reinforcing tape and 4 tape loops about 2 feet from
3A2034 3 x 7 4 4/ $10.90 15 $1.15 the bottom on the roof seams; this allows the roof
3A2035 4/x 7 5 6 13,55 17 1.15 to be guyed out, and forms a small wall giving more
3A2036 7 x 7 7 8 19,00 22 1.30
3A2037 7 x 8*4 7 9/ 21,30 24 1.45 room in the tent.
3A2038 8*4x S*4 S 12/ 25.60 24 1.60 Improvement put on either style, $1.00 each.
3A2039 8*4x10 8 1354 27.95 20 1.75
3A2040 10 xlO 9 15 31,40 29 1.85 TANALITE AND EMERALITE—Waterproof
Price includes sod cloth, tape ridge and khaki bap Khaki and deep Emerald Green colors. See page
5 for full description of this lightest tent material
V E R D A L I T E A N D B A L L O O N SILK made. 3A2050 Size, 7 1-3x3^4 ft.; height,
4/i ft.; weight, 3 H lbs % $9-10
For description of material, see page 5. Price includes sod cloth, tape ridge and khaki bag.
0J OT
0 Size ,4 j. VERDALITE A N D B A L L O O N SILK
<u d tf)^>^ 2 ^
J3 ^a ho S a m e as the single tent shown above. For de-
£ X) Q.
"CH **!. „-»W "? scription of material, see page 5.
0 % a a ,a 0 3A3050 Size, 7 1-3x354 ft.; height, 4*4 ft;
3A3034 3 x 7/ 4 5 $7.90 15 $1.15 weight, 3?4 lbs *jg $6.75
3A3035 4*4x 7*4 5 6*4 9.85 17 1.15 Price includes sod cloth, tape ridge and standard
3A3036 7/x 7 / 7 9 13.70 22 1.30
3A3037 7/sx 854 7 10 15.35 24 1.45
bag.
3A3038 8./x 854 8 12./ 18.40 24 1.60 DOUBLE MASTIGOUCHE TRAPPERS'
3A3039 854x10/ 8 14*4 19.75 20 1.75
3A3C40 10*4x10*4 9 16/ 22.70 29 1.85 TENTS
Price includes sod cloth, tape ridge and standard This illustration shows two of the single tents set
bag. up in combination with ridge joined. T h e cost of
this outfit is double the cost of the single tent.
SPECIAL W A T E R P R O O F
For description of material, see page 5.
•4-1

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Extr
Uprig
and St

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Ridge

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3A4034 454x-7/ 7 1054 $6,45 11 $1.20
3A4036 7/x 7 / 7/ 14/ 7.75 13 1.30
3A4036 7/x 9/ 7*4 16/ 9.30 15 1.60
3A4037 9/x 9 / 8*4 21 10.80 17 1.65
3A4038 9*4x1154 8/ 23/ 12.60 . 19 . 1.86
Price includes St indard bag and tape ridg
 CAMPING 9

W A T E R P R O O F CANOE TENTS W A T E R P R O O F AUTOMOBILE TENTS

A very convenient tent for traveling camp. T h e T h e center of the rear wall is m a d e to guy to
single pole is erected well forward leaving the floor steering wheel of the car, the two corners of rear
space entirely clear or the "ridge" type can be used wall to guy to wheels of the car. Each tent fur-
without a pole. T h e rounded front need not be nished with the necessary guy lines and equipped
pegged out in clear weather, in which case a guy with waterproof ground cloth sewed to tent, with
rope should be thrown over the pole peak to hold 9-inch sill in front, ventilated at peak with small
the tent. Prices are the same for either style. window covered with bobbinet, with outside hood.
TANALITE A N D EMERALITE Tents are equipped with necessary steel tent pins and
6
Noepel telescopic tubular tent pole. Packed _ in
a)
'A o bo U
OJ SO brown waterproof tent bag, the poles and pins being
D P
OJ d in separate bag.
XI OJ !> cog "3'c/i
PH Entire outfit packs in a bag 28 inches long by 10*4.
O U
G IV, $16,00
1 20 $ .60
inches in diameter, and can be carried on the run-
3A2073 7 x 4; ning board of a car.
7 2 9 19.50 22 ,6b
3A2074 7 x 6 7 o 10/ 21.90 31 .70
3A2075 7/x 7* 7*4 3 12*4 25.40 34 .76 TANALITE A N D EMERALITE
3A2076 83/x 7* 3 1354 28.66 36 .7b WATERPROOF Price of tent
Price
3A2077 includes
83/x 854 sod cloth, and khaki tent bag. o
Khaki andSize HeightGreen colors.
deep Emerald complete with
bo steel stakes
VERDALITE A N D BALLOON SILK Xl •a a u
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<u and Noepel
Telescopic
XI r~ Tent Pole
' £ c U

rt OJ 3A2091 854x7*4 4/ 21 $31.90

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r
3A2092 4/ 20/ 37.70
^•z
OC/3
10*4x854
W A T E R P R O O F FRAZER CANOE TENTS
3A3073 7 x 4 / 6 1/ 7*4 $1^50 20 $ .60
22 .65
3A3074 7 x 6 7 2 9*4 J5.00 31 .70
3A3075 7/x 7 / 7 2 10/ 16.05 34 .75
3A3076 -8/x 7 / 7*4 3 1254 18.65 nt bag.
Price includes sod cloth and standard
SPECIAL W A T E R P R O O F
rder No.

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4)
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OJ OJ a OJ
V 5

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Tent is 8?4 ft. square and height to peak is 8 ^

feet Furnished with a brown waterproof ground
cloth a telescope steel pole and window in rear with
outside waterproof covering. W e call special at-
tention to guv ropes which are fastened to the tent
at the point where the fly hinges. T h e strain of
staking out the front flap has caused these tents to
tear at that point, and w e have added guy ropes to
obviate this trouble. ,,,,,,
3A2085 M a d e of Tanalite or Emeralite. Weight
complete 30 lbs. Price including stakes
and khaki bag ....$30.-25
3A3085 M a d e of Waterproof Balloon Silk or Ver-
CANG RIDGE dalite. Weight complete, 30i/2 lbs. Price
including stakes and standard bag $23.10
10 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

WATERPROOF LEAN-TO TENTS W A T E R P R O O F "TARPAULIN" T E N T

This is a mere shelter which has the heating fea- This waterproofed Tarpaulin is reinforced with
ture of the Baker Tent. The slant of the roof throws tapes and supplied with peg loops so it can be erected
the heat of the camp fire directly d o w n upon the in the shape of a pyramid or Miners' tent with a
sleeper. It is a tent used for night shelter only, and vertical front.
has its greatest advantage in lightness, for, without Size of Tarpaulin, 8 x 12/> feet. Makes a tent
exception, it's the lightest shelter made. Hunters 5 x 7/> x 6J4 feet high. Size Size
carry this tent, which weighs only 3 pounds, in case Order Material Width Feet Size of When Lbs. Price
No. High Tarp. Weight
they are caught out overnight. Regularly made with Depth Rolled
3A2049 Tanalite or
sod cloth and tape ridge. Emeralite 7*4x5 6/ S xl2/ 5x18 554 $11.25
3A2048 Tanalite, khaki color, or Emeral- 3A2055 Tanalite or 954x14 6x22 7 17.75
ite, green; Size, 3/3x714 ft.; Emeralite .... 7 x7 7
height, i% ft.; weight, 3 lbs.; with . 3A3049 Balloon Silk S xl2/ 5x18 5<4 8.25
or Verdalite . . 7/x5 6
khaki bag $6.20 3A3055 Balloon Silk 95^x14 6x22 7/ 11.70
3A3048 Verdalite, or Waterproof balloon or Verdalite.. 7 x7 7 S Xl2*4 6xlS 8*4 5.10
silk; Size, 354x7/1 ft.; height,'4*4 3A4049 Special
Waterproof .. 7/x5 6 954x14 7x22 10 7.60
ft.; weight, 3% lbs.; with khaki bag 4.55 3A4055 Special
3A4048 Special waterproof; Size, 3*4x7/3 WWaterproof
A T E R P R.O.O7F x7H U7 DSON BAY TENT
WATE ft.;
R Pheight,
R O O F454FORESTERS'
ft.; weight, 4*4 lbs.;
TENTS
with standard bag 2.75

tt;k

The "Hudson Bay" is a modified form of the " A "

The features of the Baker and Lean-to are com- tent, the modification being made particular^' to save
bined in this tent with greater depth and the fact that weight. T h e ridge is shortened to three feet in all
it can be erected with a tripod of poles. The slant sizes and the ends rounded out to give floor space.
of the roof reflects camp fire heat into the back There is considerably less material used in this style
point of the tent, while the greatest amount of head than in the "A" tent, and therefore a noted saving in
room is in the front, where the greatest width is the pack burden. This is an excellent type of tent
available. The weight of tent, compared to its size, for one or two m e n "going light." M a d e in Tanalite
will recommend it to m a n y sportsmen. M a d e in all and Emeralite only. ,cj -w J3 . <u d
•D o Hi^j
bo 2 U 4> £*x « ^
of our
Order waterproof materials. Size Feet Weight
No. •
Material Width High Lbs. (^cno ^3 O CD QJ
8,'ccn V
SP a
Depth P4
3A2088 Tanalite or Emeralite. . 7 x 7 6/ $9,95 3A2042 3/ $7.65 12 ? .90
3A2089 Tanalite or Emeralite. . 8/x 8 / 7/ 13.70 3A2043.
x 8 4 9.90 12 .90
3A3083 Waterproof Silk or
7,45 3A2044 5*4 12.60 14 1.00
Verdalite 7/x 7 / 6/ 3A2046 xlO 7 15.95 in 1.10
3A3089 Waterproof Silk or 10.15 3A2046 xll 9 18.75 20 1.15
• Verdalite 8./x 854 7*4 6/ 4.26 3.\2047
21,30
3A4088 Special Waterproof... 7 x7 6*4 10/ 6.10 Price includes sod cloth,10tape ridge 22
and khaki1.25
bag.
3A4089 Special Waterproof... 9 x 9 8
 CAMPING 11

W A T E R P R O O F MINERS' TENTS W A T E R P R O O F CONICAL TENTS

T h e special design of this tent gives a great
amount of ground space with easy erection; w h e n
the bottom is pegged d o w n the insertion of a single
pole completes the work. Telescope or jointed pole
m a y be carried or one cut en route. T h e pyramid
shape of this tent has its advantage in the small
amount of material used in its making, which counts
for lightness. This miners' type of tent has always
been used and considered more adaptable to open
country than for use in the woods.
TANALITE AND EMERALITE
WATERPROOF
Khaki and deep Emerald Green colors. See page
5 for full description of this lightest tent material
made.
Size
T h e typical Indian Tepee furnished the design of
this tent. T h e Indians use a group of poles inside to
spread the tent, while this one is held by tripod out-
side. T h e shape and style of the tent permits of the
use of an inside camp fire which is sometimes pre-
ferable to carrying a camp stove. A fairly small
fire will heat the tent sufficiently to provide com-
fortable sleeping in very cold weather and will help
to lessen the burden of blankets.
Like all other tents forming a peak, there is the
absence of roof material in the construction of this
tent which makes for lightness.
TANALITE AND EMERALITE
WATERPROOF
Khaki and deep Emerald Green colors. See page
5 for full description of this lightest tent material
made.

W55
3A2051 7 x 7 7*4 $16.20 54 $ .60
3A2053 8 / x 8*4 8 1054 20.65 24 .65
9 3A2065 9 $18.45 20 $ .60
3A2054 10 xlO 12/ 25.70 32 .80
3A2066 12 9 13/ 26.30 26 .70
Price includes sod cloth and khaki tent bag. 10 17 32.85 31 .85
3A2067 14
Price includes sod cloth, peak flap and khaki bag.
VERDALITE A N D W A T E R P R O O F
VERDALITE A N D W A T E R P R O O F
B A L L O O N SILK
BALLOON SILK
For description of material, see page 5. For description of material see page 5.
Size .
0J
.a
E OJ

trtY,
A a >
3A3051 7/x 7 / 7 754 $11.80 24 $ .60 3A3065 10 10/ $16.85 % .70
3A3063 8/x 8 / 8 11 15.10 24 .65 3A3066 12 14*4. 19.30 .75
3A3054 10*4x10*4 9 13 18,60 32 .80 3A3067 14 18 24.10 .85
Price includes sod cloth and standard tent bag. Price includes sod cloth, peak flap and standard
bag.

SPECIAL W A T E R P R O O F SPECIAL W A T E R P R O O F
For description of material, see page 5. For description of material see page 5.

Size „ cn'O
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bD *Mt3 ^:x)
OJ B 0J
> P^
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5 K j£
3A4051 7/x 7 / 7/ 10 $ 6.55 16 $ .55 3A4065 10 15*4 $9.65 14 $ .60
3A4063 9/x 9/ 8/ 15 8.90 16 .60 3A4066 14 10 22/ 14.00 19 .70
11.95 24 .75 3A4067 16 12 30/
3A4064 1154x1154 9*4 20*4 17.80 22 1.00
Price includes standard tent bag. Price includes peak flap and standard bag.
A n y of the above Miners' tents m a d e with 2-foot A n y of the Conical tents listed above m a d e with
wall, add 30 per cent, to prices quoted above. 2-foot wall, add 30 per cent, to prices quoted above.
12 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

PALMETTO CANOE TENTS FAMILY C O M P A R T M E N T TENTS

There is more head room in one of these tents, These tents, designed for permanent camps, are
size 7x7, than in a Frazer model, 834x834. m a d e of Standard U. S. A r m y Duck of the very best
3A2080 Tanalite, khaki color, or Emeralite, dark grade. They have scalloped valances, are strongly
green; 7/3 feet square, 8J4 feet high at center; 6 roped along the angles, the side walls are m a d e de-
feet high at eaves; weight, 11 lbs.; price, including tachable and of 'the same ounce duck as the roof.
sod cloth and khaki tent bag $21.50 The front and rear wall of each tent is m a d e to open
Extra for center pole, spreaders and stakes.. 1.70 as for awning, same width as dining room.
3A3080 Waterproof Balloon Silk, or Verdalite; M a d e to order in any size. Bedrooms, dining
7/; feet square; 8*4 feet high at center; 6 feet high room, etc., arranged to suit. Write for prices.
at eaves; weight, 12 lbs.; requires 24 stakes; price, REFRESHMENT TENTS
including sod cloth and standard tent bag. . . $15.85
Extra for center pole, spreaders and stakes.. 1.70
TOILET TENTS

These tents are m a d e with scalloped valances and

detachable side walls. Side walls are m a d e of same
W e are n o w making these tents on an entirely n e w ounce duck as roof.
model, which will be found most convenient and M a d e to order, any size. Samples of materials in
serviceable. O n e side is m a d e so as to continue out awning stripe or duck upon request. Write for .prices.
beyond and around the front, lapping over the oppo-
PORTABLE AUTOMOBILE GARAGES
site side as shown in the illustration. This form al-
lows of perfect privacy and ingress and egress is
effected without the bother offlapsor curtains. T h e
walls are made five feet high on all sides and the
roof is raised in front for ventilation.
Prices include Standard tent bag.
K H A K I TOILET T E N T
SIZE HEIGHT C _ c — ; rt
"j bc,J3 •"'
£' u x/i V,
C/5^XiW

5 ft. $8.50 $1.95

S T A N D A R D TOILET T E N T
M*cl
<y to .2 u
'EH •3 ^ S'Cw y These tents are m a d e for use over frames and are
PHM-.
0
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cr.'X "'D-5" reinforced along the ridge and eaves and wherever
?4.50 $1.95 the frame comes in contact with the tent. A rear
$1.25,
door is placed in each tent, unless otherwise ordered
M a d e to order any size desired. Write for prices
 CAMPING 13

AFRICAN T E N T TENT A N D W A T E R P R O O F MATERIALS

rr y ; : M a n y of the cloths are made expressly for and
j ly^Z'"" " '" ^ v. ^ Y A".

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1 controlled by us exclusively and are throughout of a
finer and better grade than can be obtained else-'
where.
i In the past w e have had so many requests from
our patrons for prices of our special cloths for the
i''.;'"/ - r ^ B k ' j R gflk making of some special article that w e have decided
to list them regularly and willfillorders for such
goods by the yard or piece.

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3 A 2093 Tanalite Waterproof Khaki 37 5/ $ .67
3A2094 Emeralite Waterproof Green 37 5/s .67
3A3093 Balloon Silk VVaterproo f White 38 5/ .49
This African Tent consists of a regular wall tent, 3A3094 Verdalite Waterproof Green 38 4/ .49
3A4093 Special Waterproof White 20 8/ .20
specialfly,making up a combination which has been 3A4094 8 oz. Defendo Duck White 28/ 8- .30
worked out by the British A r m y Officers in South 3A4095 1(1 oz. , Defendo Duck White 28/ 10- .35
3A4096 12 oz. Defendo Duck White 28/ 12- .40
Africa to meet the climate conditions encountered in 3A8C93 S oz. Protecto Duck Khaki 28/ 8- .37
that territory. It is opened both front and rear. 3 A10 93 in oz. Protecto Duck Khaki 28/ 10 + .42
T h e Fly is m a d e to extend completely over the tent 3 A1290 12 oz. Protecto Duck- Khaki 28/ 12 + .50
3A1380 Waterproof Drill Brown 36 11 .44
and 7 feet out in front, and is wide enough to bring 3A1381 Waterproof Duck Brown 36 16 .56
it within 1 foot of the ground on the sides. This 3A1382 English Bobbinet White 00 3/ .94
Sam pies of materials mailed promptly upon reques
gives a decided overhang on the sides, which pro-
tects from exposure to the sun and makes storage
BOBBINET MOSQUITO-PROOF FRONTS
space under cover along both sides of the tent. The
Fly sets one foot above the roof of the tent. A
Bathroom A n n e x is m a d e to attach to the back of
this outfit, so that it can be entered from the rear
tent opening. This is another device very popular
with the English A r m y Officers. M a d e of Protecto
Duck. For description of material, see page 5.
Prices quoted on application.
PHOTOGRAPHER'S TENT

Style A
Two methods of making Bobbinet Mosquito-Proof
Fronts are shown in these illustrations. Style A
shows front attached to the sides and walls, made
extra long and full, equipped with adjustable rope
which raises and lowers the mosquito-pro'of curtain.

T h e n a m e of this tent describes its use. T h e open-

ing in the roof is taped both ways, as indicated in the
illustration. A protecting curtain with tapes can be
rolled d o w n and tied in case of storm. A dark-room
size, 7x7 and 7 ft. high, m a d e of black curtain duck
and lined with heavy yellow or red cambric, with
w o o d frames painted black, and necessary bolts, can
be supplied at extra cost of $15.00. These tents are
m a d e to order only, and any desired changes in the
general style can be had. Write for prices. Style B shows Bobbinet Mosquito Front with cir-
• ROPE Ft. to Per cular opening in centre. This opening is made extra
Order N o . Diameter Pound Pound
full with a pucker string. This makes an absolutely
3A1431 Cotton %-inch 175 $ .35 tight insect front that is always permanently in posi-
3A1432 Cotton A-inch 125 .33 tion, and is advisable in tropical countries or where
3A1433 Cotton i%-inch 100 .31 the pests are beyond any other method of control.
3 A1434 Cotton %-inch 53 .30 Can be supplied sewed in or m a d e detachable and
3A1435 6 thread Manila i/L-inch 60 .27 prices are figured on the number of square feet in
3A1436 9 thread Manila A-inch 45 .26 the front of the tent.
3A1437 12 thread Manila %-inch 25 .25
Manila T7<5-inch 3A1408 Either style sewed in, per sq. foot 10c.
3A1438 15 thread 19 .24
3A1409 Either style m a d e detachable, per sq. ft.. . 12c.
 ABERCROMBIE & FITCH m 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET/ N E W Y O R K
14
T E N T STOVE-PIPE H O L E
TENT WINDOWS In cold weather, a
stove in a tent is al-
ways an appreciated
luxury and. m a n y
times a positive ne-
cessity w h e n the tent
is of a style which
cannot be heated from
a fire in front. Such
a stove is also very
handy for use in bad
weather for the prep-
a r a t i o n of simple
meals, drying out.
clothes, etc. W e place
stove-pipe holes in
any tent as follows:
A n extra piece of the
These are most desirable, especially in large tents, material is sewed to
for comfort and for proper ventilation. Unless oth- the tent as a rein-
erwise ordered they are placed in rear wall of tent forcement, in which is inserted a specially made
and are made as follows: A n opening of the proper wide stove-pipe collar of asbestos. This thoroughly
size, varying somewhat according to the size and protects the tent from scorching or burning and as
style of "tent, is cut out and strongly reinforced it is quiteflexiblewill roll up snugly with the tent.
around the edges with tape. T h e opening thus At the opening is placed a wide flap, of the same
formed is thenfilledwith fine mesh English bobbi- material as the tent, which is rolled up and tied with
net, which is strong and durable, and this is also re- tapes when pipe is in use. W h e n pipe is not used,
inforced across both ways with tape as shown in the the flap is lowered and tied in place with tapes ef-
illustration. Above the opening is placed a wide flap, fectually closing the opening and making it thor-
of same material as the tent, and so arranged that oughly watertight. Always placed at right side
it m a y be either raised or lowered from the inside by (looking in) unless otherwise ordered.
simply pulling a cord. The curtain is perfectly wa- 3A1400 Asbestos ring placed in tent, com-
tertight. plete with flap $2.50
1
3A140 . Put in, complete, curtain and cord.. $2.50 CHEESECLOTH INSECT-PROOF TENT
GROUND CLOTH LINING
Arl
•XJC K y l§tt%
l!||ttv;+ ..;• ;";; +
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.........
In certain localities a ground cloth is an absolute • .

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necessity in the way of keeping out snakes, insects, ^•s^gliPJ&*
vermin, etc. It is also valuable in cold weather as a Insect-proof Lining is suspen ded from the ridge
preventer of draughts and a great aid in keeping liftedtiedand out to the four corners ; the front must be
to give entrance. This lining is a separate
the tent warm. Recommended for a traveling or piece and can be used apart from the tent if desired.
cruising trip where the tent must often be pitched
Of Tent
(about)
Of Tent
(about)

(about)
Of Tent

hastily and perhaps on wet ground, in which case it V

Price

0J
Size
Size
Size

(J

assures a dry floor and clean bed, and is, besides, a p*

protection to the tent when rolled up.
W e supply them either sewed permanently to the 4x7 $2.50 9x 9 $4.10 10x10 $5.25
tent or separate, and in the latter case the tent 7x7 3.10 9x10 4.50 10x12 5.65
should have a sod cloth to insure perfect protection 7x9 3.60 9x12 5.00 12x12 6.00
M a d e of heavy brown canvas, tough, durable and
perfectly waterproof. M E T A L T E N T SLIDE
Separate ground cloths have rope loops for corner
stakes.
3A1402 W h e n separate, per square foot $ .07
3A1403 W h e n sewed to tent, per square foot .08 This patent slide, m a d e exclusively by us, is the
"WINDTITE" TENT DOOR same as w e use on all our tents.
A W i n d and Rain-tight closing flap, which will Weight
close the front of a tent as tight as though sewed Order No. Per Doz.
, Per Doz.
together, is a special device of our o w n invention, 3A1424 Galvanized Steel 4*4 oz. $ .25
which can be added to any of our tents at very mod- 3A1425 Brass 5 oz. .50
erate cost. N o storm could possibly get through
3A1406
this roll
Can be worked
of
Fitted
canvas
to
from
anv
when
either
stock
it outside
is
tent
well or
rolled
inside.
and
$1.50
tied.
 CAMPING 15

The above cut shows detail construction of the frame of

the K H A K I W I C K I - U P .
The problem of a portable canvas house combining strength, simplicity and durability is solved in the
K H A K I W I C K I - U P , which makes a handsome, attractive house, easily erected by anyone without the
use of any tools, nails, bolts, screws or tacks.
All openings in the house are screened—only the best material is used.
The K H A K I W I C K I - U P must not be compared with any of the so-called bungalows and canvas
houses n o w on the market. It makes an ideal summer camp.
The K H A K I W I C K I - U P , size 10x15 feet, greatest height 10 feet, longest timber 10 feet, door open-
ing 2 feet 4 inches x 6 feet 4 inches, windows four in side walls 4 feet 6 inches x 3 feet, front window
4 feet x 3 feet, rear 7 feet x 3 feet, and gable windows 7 feet x 2 feet. The overhang of roof is 2
feet all around. Shipping weight, about 850 lbs.
3A850 Price, F. O. B. N e w York $120.00
A catalog of these houses in different sizes, 10, 12 and 14 feet wide by 10 to 28 feet 6 inches long,
mailed upon request, giving full specifications and prices.
F r a m e is m a d e of well-seasoned clear-selected Pacific Fir, stained khaki to match canvas cover.
The different parts of the frame arefittedwith rustless castings which slide or hook together by unique
interlocking device, the last piece locking the whole frame. After the sills are leveled the entire
frame can be erected by one m a n within 30 minutes, without the use of any tools whatever.
Floor: T h e 10xl5-foot K H A K I W I C K I - U P is in six sections, 28 inches wide, 10 feet long, m a d e
of narrow matched hardwood boards, securely nailed to cleats. Each section can be easily car-
ried and placed by one m a n . T h e entire frame of a 10xl5-foot K H A K I W I C K I - U P , including
floor, knocked down, makes a package 10 feet long, 28 inches wide, and 18 inches high.
Roof is m a d e of 12-ounce Protecto Duck, U. S. A r m y standard, khaki color, waterproof, mildew
and verminproof. In erecting the roof is unfolded over the ridge, the eave poles are slipped through
the side pockets, eye bolts are placed through the opening in the canvas and through the holes in the eave
pole. T h e spring and turn buckle furnished are attached and the turn buckle taken up gives the desired
tension. This makes a roof that is always taut and requires no further adjusting.
Side Walls are m a d e of 10-ounce Protecto Duck, U. S. A r m y standard khaki color, waterproof,
mildew and verminproof. All window openings are covered with rustproof mosquito wire and adjustable
khaki curtain. T o place on the house, the canvas is opened up and laid on the side
Telescoping Ridgeof Poles
the house, starting
STEEL TENT PINS
on the hinged side of the door. T h e canvas at the3A1417 top is furnished with
up to 8 ft. a small
l^-inchpocket3%intolbs.
which a
$3.00
strip of wood />x-5^ inches is slipped. This is pressed into a groove
3A1418 8 to 9 in
ft. thel>s-inch
frame, a wooden
4Va lbs.button
3.50
turned, and theand
The simplest top lightest
of the canvas
style of issteel
securely inade.
pin m place. After the top edge is placed around the entire
T
JOINTED TENT P O L E S — W O O D
Ahouse, the bottom
est closely edge is placed by pressing the canvas into groove with wood strip, which is held in
in packing. _^^_^ Strongly made of
place by button,9-inch
and a small 2*4
stripounces
of canvas which.05
3A1428 $ acts•asCwater table covers up the lower series of buttons.
B B S S B H Weill selected ash 1*4,
.06 (1=3 IS)
3A1429 12-inch 5J4 ounces inches in diameter,
.07
3A1430 15-inch 9 ounces fitted with male and
NOEPEL'S STEEL TENT P O L E S - female hard brass
TELESCOPING 3A1421 up to 6 ft.
3A1422 6 to 8 ft. ferrules.
T h e lightest 2 a^i lbs. $1.00
tent pole made. 3A1423 8 to 10 ft.
Weighs less than H O L D FAST STEEL3 TENT 434 lbs.
PINS 1.70
wooden -pole of 4 6 lbs. 1.95
the same diam-
eter and is stronger; made of the best grade of
seamless drawn steel tubing—all joints brazed and M a d e from strong, machine angle steel, which
reinforced with electric galvanized satin finish to drives easily and holds securely. M a d e in two styles
prevent rust. Telescopes to 29*^4 inches in length. for guv ropes and for beckets.
Telescoping Upright Poles 3A1426 G u y Ring Top 13-in. 6 oz. $ .10
3A1413 up to 8 ft. 1%-inch 3 % lbs. $2.50 3A1427 Becket H o o k Top 9-in. 3*4 oz. .07
3A1414 8 to P ft. 1%-inch 3 % lbs. 3.00
 16 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

MA

THE N E W FITCH SLEEPING BAG

This new sleeping bag embodies many improvements over any sleeping bag heretofore made.
Its one principal advantage is that while the bag, when made up, is absolutely tight, wind and water-
proof, it can be easily and quickly opened up the full width of the blankets, and aired. T h e whole bag
can be taken apart for cleaning and put together again more quickly and with far less effort than found
in any other bag in the market.
The blankets are so arranged as to prevent them getting bunched up around the limbs when the
sleeper twists or turns. The cover can be quickly untied and thrown off, thus preventing condensation
when the bag is used under cover, and when in the open the cover is arranged to close and m a k e bag
absolutely tight and waterproof.
The sides and bottom of the cover are brown waterproof canvas. T h e top is m a d e very full of
Tanalite.
The Fitch bag comes equipped with headflap or hood which can be used in the open for shelter. A t
each corner of the cover is a sleeve loop through which stakes m a y be driven to hold the sides taut, and
prevent the bag shifting or slipping. Blankets can be quickly added if increased warmth is required,
3A1449 Fitted with 16 thicknesses of
or detached if a lighter weight bag is desired. SLEEPING SUITS
blanket. Weight 26 lbs. Price. $38.00
3A1450 Fitted with 12 thicknesses of For Men or W o m e n
blanket. Weight, 21 lbs 30.50 A one-piece suit cut amply full
3A1451
Fitted with 8 thicknesses of so as to give perfect freedom.
23.00
3A1452 blanket. Weight, 15*4 lbs Opens d o w n the front and about 18
Fitted with 4 thicknesses of 15.60 inches up the back. T h e hood is
3A1453 blanket. Weight, 10 lbs 7.50 attached to the suit by buttons and
3A1456 Cover only. Weight, 5 lbs can be easily taken off if desired.
O n e down quilt. Weight, 4 1 / lbs.10.00 A shirr string in the front of the
3A1457 Fitted to any of the above bags. ... hood for adjusting the size of the
O n e eiderdown quilt. Weight, 7 22.00 opening.
3A1459
lbs. Fitted to any of the above bags M a d e of the celebrated Peruvian
One Llama-wool blanket bag. Llama wool, which is the lightest
Weight, 3*4 lbs. Fitted to any of and warmest material made. T h e
the above bags 20.00 suit covers the body entirely, leaving
All the- blankets used in our Fitch bags are only a portion of the face exposed.
specially woven for us, are absolutely pure all wool, The socks, mitts and hood are all a
color Dark F a w n Brown with brown trimming. part of the garment. Small, m e d i u m
These bags are made on the principle that a num- and large sizes. Color: pearl grey.
ber of layers of thin all wool blankets give more Weight, about 33 ounces.
warmth than the same weight in heavy blankets, the Sizes, 36 to 46 chest measure ^$18.00
air spaces between the blankets acting as a non- Sizes, 26 to 34 chest measure qf 16.00
conductor. (In ordering give your height and
DOUBLE "FITCH" SLEEPING BAGS chest measure.)
For use when two persons desire to sleep together. M a d e same style as above, of grey flannel but
M a d e to order only at price equal to cost of two bags. without mitts or socks. Cut amply full to give per-
T o supply any of our covers with the necessary fect freedom. H a s adjustable wrist tabs on outside
grommets, etc., to make it attachable to covered air of sleeves T h e hood is attached to the suit by
bed or mattress will cost 50c. additional. buttons and can easily be taken off. Very w a r m
and
3 R727 serviceable.
2 Pri
« .
 CAMPING 17

T H E IMPROVED "JOHNSON" WATER- KNITTED SLEEPING BAG

PROOF SLEEPING BAG

A n entirely n e w model which w e recommend as

the best for general use, especially in the open with-
out other cover.
Recommended for their light weight and great
It is far warmer than the old Johnson blanket
Warmth. These bags are not as comfortable or
bag and so constructed as to be absolutely wind and
practical as the Fitch or Johnson bags, but where
waterproof. The special grade all wool blankets are
weight is thefirstconsideration they afford warmth
m a d e up in bag forms, which are made tofitsnugly
and protection, and are practical for ordinary tem-
within each other. T h e inner section is furnished
perature down to freezing.
with two long cords at the bottom corners. These
3A1470 M a d e of long Australian wool, color
cords are run through grommets of as many sections
Heather Mixture. Wgt.,334 lbs. Price $14.00
as are required, then through the cover and held
3A1471 Grey Peruvian Llama. Weight, 3]/2
taut. This holds the bag in place at the bottom and
lbs. Price 20.00
makes it very easy to assemble and open. W h e r e
3A1472 Cover for either of the above bags,
the grommets come through the cover a flap is at-
light Khaki. Weight, 2^4 lbs. Price 3.00
tached, which makes the bag waterproof.
3A1473 Cover for either of the above, water-
This method affords an equal covering of blankets
proof Tanalite. W g t , 1*4 lbs. Price 5.00
all around, and is very w a r m and comfortable.
3A1474 Small size Australian wool, color
Cover m a d e of close woven brown waterproof
Brown Heather Mixture. Weight,
canvas. H a s large flap to be used for head covering
3X lbs. Suitable for person up to
when sleeping in the open. Size of bag, 7 feet long, K 5'
E N3"Win
O Oheight.
D SLEEPING BAGS 13.00
Price
3 feet wide. W e recommend 4 thicknesses of blanket
for summer, 8 thicknesses for spring and fall and 12
or 16 thicknesses for winter.
3A1460 Fitted with 16 thicknesses of blanket,
weight 26 lbs $28.50
3A1461 Fitted with 12 thicknesses of blanket,
weight 21 lbs 22.50
3A1462 Fitted with 10 thicknesses of blanket,
weight 18 lbs. .1 19.50
3A1463 Fitted with 8 thicknesses of blanket,
weight 16 lbs 16.50
3A1464 Fitted with 6 thicknesses of blanket, The inside blanket bags are open down only as far
weight 14 lbs 13.50 as the outside bag, as shown in illustration. T h e
3A1465 Fitted with 4 thicknesses of blanket, outside bag is made on the closed cover principle,
weight 11 lbs 10.50 having no opening other than a short top opening
3A1466 Fitted with 2 thicknesses of blanket, where the sleeper enters. W e do not consider this
weight 9 lbs 7.50 bag quite so handy and convenient as our Fitch and
3A1467 Cover, weight 6 lbs. tofitany of the Johnson models, but it is w a r m and serviceable, and
above blankets 4.50 the simplicity of its design makes it moderate in
T ofitcover of this bag with the necessary grom- price. Cover made of heavy duck fitted with pro-
mets, etc., to make it attachable to covered air bed or tective flap for head covering at top.
mattress will cost 50c. additional. 3A1475 Regular bag, complete, weighs 16 lbs. $16.00
W e will make up blanket bags from blankets fur- Separate Parts:
nished by purchaser at a cost of 50c. for each pair of 3A1477 Cover only—no blankets $3.00
blankets. 3A1478 Heavy inside blanket bag 7.00
DOUBLE JOHNSON SLEEPING BAGS 3A1479 Light inside blanket bag 6.00
"FEATHERWEIGHT" SLEEPING POCKET
For use where two persons desire to sleep together
Made similar in style and design to "Comfort," but
for the sake of warmth. M a d e to order only, price
of finer and lighter material. Outside case made
equal to cost of two bags.
of balloon silk, coated with rubber compound. Lined
"COMFORT" SLEEPING POCKET with wool felt and fastened with snap buttons. Air
A combination of air bed and sleeping pocket. bed made of special fabric, coated with pure Para
Outside case made of "Wearproof" duck and lined rubber. Covered with fine wool felt. Has "pillow-
with felt. Cover fastens with snap buttons and has stool," size 5x12x18, used either as a stool or pillow.
hood or head cover for use in the open. Air bed No. 3, size 25x75 in.; weight, 1034 lbs. Price.. $50.00
covered with felt. H a s an air pillow, size 11x16, No. 4, size 30x75 in.; weight, 13 lbs. Price.. 60.00
covered with felt and attached to bed with snap Mosquito netting attachment, extra 3.50
buttons.
1, sizePnetting
Mosquito
No. 2, u25x75
m p for
30x75 in.;inflating
attachment, sentlbs.
weight,extra
22
18 withPrice
each$25.00
bed.
30.00
2.50
18 A B E R C R O M B I E & F I T C H CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th S T R E E T , N E W YORK

N o one w h o has not experienced the luxurious

comfort of these mattresses can have the least con-
The very best selection of blankets for camping ception of the really perfect bed. T h e extra weight
and outdoor use. Made expressly for us and of and slight effort required for inflation is repaid a
proper sizes. hundred-fold in their absolute ease and restfulness.
After a long hike afoot or a hard day in the saddle
Hudson Bay one is grateful for the quiet, refreshing sleep which
3A1495 4 point Hudson Bay blanket, Khaki they afford. They are an immense advantage also
color, extra heavy weight. They are, as a time-saver, for the traveler need not waste
in fact, the heaviest blankets made, precious hours hunting up browse for his "bough
all wool, closely woven and recom- bed," but simply unrolls his air mattress, which is
mended to those who desire a blanket easily inflated by the lungs, and bed is ready.
of great warmth and able to stand They are especially desirable for use on automo-
hard usage. Size, 72x90; weight, bile tours, either w h e n camping in the open or for
12 lbs 3£ $16.50 use in wayside hotels where the beds are ofttimes
Huron Blankets "rocky." Used in connection with our sleeping bags
3A1496 Our own new special double blanket in "combination" form, they m a k e the ideal bed for
which we use in the Fitch sleeping campers, and w e recommend the latter form as the
bags, and recommend very highly. very best portable bed to be had. T h e y are very
Absolutely pure wool and beautifully carefully m a d e from a high grade of rubber,
made. Color Dark Fawn, brown strongly stayed and reinforced, and covered with a
Order No. Long
trimming. Very soft and pleasant removable and washable Wide Khaki slip. Weight Each
to the touch. Size, 72x84; weight, 3A1549 6 ft. 3-in. 2 ft. 1-in. 11 lbs. $19.00
5 lbs (g 7.50 3A1550 6 ft. 3-in. 2 ft. 8-in. 12 lbs. 22.00
U. S. Army Blankets 3A1551 6 ft. 3-in. 3 ft. 15 lbs. 27.00
3A1497 This blanket is at present used by 3A1552 With air pillow attached to inflate
the U. S. Army. Olive Drab. Guar- separately, extra 2.00
3A1553
anteed all wool. Size, 66x84; weight, Brass p u m p , automobile style, weight
5 lbs tig 7.50 1.50
3A1554 2% lbs ..
Double Khaki Blankets Foot bellows p u m p , very quick and
3A1498 A fine double camp blanket. All powerful, weight, 5 4 lbs 5.00
wool. Excellent for general use. INVINCIBLE AIR M A T T R E S S
Color, Khaki. Size, 70x80; weight,
5*4 lbs tig 6.25
New U. S. A. Light Weight Blanket
3A1502 This is a new blanket adopted by the
Government as the "light weight"
standard. Made in Olive Drab only.
Size, 66x84; weight, 3 lbs tfg 5.50
U. S. Forestry Blanket To meet demands for a superior mattress of last-
3A1501 Used as the standard blanket in the ing quality and great strength, w e put this mattress
Forestry division of the Government. on the market, with a positive guarantee for t w o
Made of guaranteed all wool in Olive years.
Drab. 66x84 ins.; weight, 5 lbs...3£ 5.00 It is superior to any other mattress m a d e and will
Army Blankets last for years without deterioration.
A Khaki cover is vulcanized to the rubber—only
3A1499 This blanket is the famous army
the best grade of materials being used—strongly
blanket used by the Government
stayed and reinforced.
for years. Single, color Blue-grey,
o ^\ll» I r1' 4 m' !ong' 30 in' wide. 6 in- thick $30.00
trimmed with black. Size, 66x84;
3A1593 6 ft, 4 m . long, 36 in. wide, 6 in. thick 35.00
weight, 5 lbs % 4.00
3A1504 Cotton A r m y Blankets.—Made of AIR CUSHIONS
all-cotton with a woolfinishsimilar Best rubber fabric covered with Khaki.
Order No. Size Weight
to cotton eiderdown. A good blanket Each
for summer use. Color, Khaki Mix- 3A1733 12xl2-in. 114 lbs. % $3.00
ture with dark Khaki border. Size, 3A1734 12xl4-in. l5/g lbs. *t 3.50
60x84 in.; weight, 4 lbs tig 3.50 3A1737 12xl5-in. 134 lbs. <$ 3.75
Camp Blankets 3A1738 15xl5-in. 1 % lbs. <ffi 4.00
3A1500 A strong, heavy double blanket for AIR P I L L O W S
rough use. Excellent as a "bottom 3A1546 Air pillow size, 11x16, Khaki cov-
blanket" or "bed roll." Color, Dark ered, weight, 34 lb $2.75
Blue, fancy trimmed. Size, 60x72; 3A1547 Air pillow, size, 16x21; wgt., ljk'ibs'
3A1548 Air pillow, size, 17x26 ; wgt., 134 lbs 3.50
weight, 5*4 lbs qg 3.25 4.00
 CAMPING 19

SHATTUCK STEAMER A N D CAMP ROLL PENNSYLVANIA CAMP ROLL

i ft A

For carrying blankets

and personal duffle, in-
cluding shoes, e x t r a
clothing, underwear and This roll consists of a body piece of brown water-
toilet articles. W h e n proof duck, 7 feet long by 3 feet wide, to which is
opened flat everything is attached side wings of lighter waterproof material
C ../IW* accessible and rolls up the full length of the roll and 18 inches wide, made
like a steamer roll. For to fold in and close with straps and buckles. At the
steamer use s t e a m e r foot is a long light waterproof sheet, which when
folded in, is the same size as the body of the roll.
blankets can be placed inside—for camp use camping
At the head is a wing the full width of the roll, into
blankets. A t night, by untying 8 tapes, the center which isfittedtwo bellows pockets. T h e center, or
wall pocket can be taken out, blankets spread and main body of the roll, has laced to it a sheet of
cover can be used as outside sleeping bag cover. white drill. This sheet can be taken off for launder-
T h e outside straps and handle m a k e it easy to pack ing and can be unlaced at the corner and stuffed to
and carry as hand luggage. make a mattress when desired. T o pack the roll,
T h e center wall pocket has three tiers of pockets clothing and blankets are placed upon the white
of different sizes, each with flap and tie tapes to pre- sheet and the side flaps turned in and buckled. T h e
vent articles from falling out. long end piece is then folded over the top and but-
toned to the sides to prevent water from entering
A t the top are loops for inserting tooth brush,
when packed for shipment. It is then rolled up
combs, etc.; on the bottom of the roll are two large from the foot and the head piece containing the
pockets with flap and tie tapes into which large ar- bellows pockets is the last thing to roll over the
ticles can be stored, such as shoes, etc., and at night outside. Leather straps, brass buckles.
the pockets can be stuffed and used as a pillow. 3A1341 Roll complete with carrying straps,
M a d e of brown waterproof canvas, bound through- weight, 1Q lbs S$ $11.50
out, wall pocket and pockets m a d e of Khaki. CARRY-ALL BED
Size, 28 in. wide by 634 ft. long; weight, 5 lbs.
14 oz.
3A1878 <$ $8.50

NEWSOM COMBINATION HAMMOCK

A sleeping bag, camp bed with mattress, h a m m o c k

M a d e of heavy tan canvas. Size overall 7x3 feet.
H a s five-inch loops or sleeves at each end and on
each side, with two eyelets at corner of each loop.
Triple sewn seams and extra reinforced corners.
B y cutting four poles and running them through the
sleeves and lashing, a frame is m a d e which m a y be
set up on forked sticks driven into the ground. This
arrangement makes an excellent cot. Canvas m a y
also be suspended by the end poles between two
trees, making a very good hammock. It is the right
size to use as a pack cloth or a one-man ground
cloth.
O n account of its m a n y uses and light weight, w e
strongly recommend it as a great improvement on
the ordinary stretcher bed. Weight, 3*4 lbs.
3A1488 Price <S $3.10 3A1788
and canvas carry-all combined in one. T h e bottom
and flaps are made of heavy 12-oz. A r m y Duck,
bottom doubled, like the Triton Stretcher bed, so
that it can be stuffed to form a mattress and length-
wise poles inserted to raise it from the ground.
Crosswise and lengthwise poles m a y be inserted to
make a flat hammock—ropes being attached to the
crosswise poles head and foot. Clothing, blankets,
etc., can be laid in flat before rolling and when
strapped it is a carry-all ready for the trail.
3A1490 Unlined Canvas Cover fjg $4.75
3A1491 Lined with W o o l Blanket 3g 7.35
HOT WATER BOTTLE
There are m a n y times and places
when a good hot water bottle is better
than medicine, and in the case of pain,
cramps, etc., it is invaluable. O n a cold
night it is equal to an extra blanket and
its grateful warmth at the bottom of a
sleeping bag is heartily appreciated by
all those wise ones w h o have tried
it. O u r bags are selected for the pur-
pose and made of the best grade of red
Para rubber.
Capacity, 4 quarts; weight 12 oz..^£ $1.75
 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W 36th STREET, N E W YORK
20
"PICOT" P O R T A B L E S T E E L C O T
"TRITON" S T R E T C H E R BEDS (Convertible Into a Chair)

Made of heavy tan canvas. Size, 6x3 feet. Easily

erected by running poles through sleeves at side,
which rest on crotched supports driven into the
ground. Weight, 3 lbs.
3A1487 I'2""
AUTOMOBILE AND STEAMER BAG
Used also as camp
blankets. Made of fine
wool, very light and warm.
Made in one piece and This Cot is used in the French Army. Serves as
laces up for about two cot, ordinary chair, or reclining Morris chair. M a d e
feet from bottom, fasten- entirely by hand of steel and linen. Extended,
ing with snap buttons the measures 2% by 6*4 feet. Folds compactly into a
rest of the way. Excel- space 8 by 3 by 30 inches; weighs only 24*4 pounds.
lent for tourists and inva- A n ingenious arrangement of straps takes up all
lids. Color, brown with slack making cot at all times taut and comfortable.
dark red lining. Size, 66x 3A936 $10-0°
72 inches. Weight, 6*4 FOLDING CAMP BEDS
lbs. The Best Camp Bed Made
3 A1480 Without 3A50 W i d e cot
Hood $10.00 bed is a luxury. The
3A1481 With Hood 11-00 frame is of rock elm
BLANKET PINS and t h e joints of
steel, covered with
Made of heavy spring wire, nickel plated, well length, extra heavy canvas.
tempered; will not break. long, 3 Opened it is a full
$ .35 easy, elastic and comfortable bed, &A ft.
3A1786 4 inches long. Per dozen
.30 ft. wide and 1J4 ft. high, and can be folded
3A1787 3 inches long. Per dozen
QUILTS in a few seconds to a compact package 6x6 inches
3A1543 Best grade eiderdown. Size 70x80 by 3 ft. 2 inches long; weight, 20 lbs. Price..$4.00
weight, 7 lbs 3§ $22.00 3A1 is made after the manner of above. Strong
3A1544 Down. Size, 70x78; weight, 4 lbs., and serviceable, but smaller and lighter. W h e n open
6 oz <S 10.00it is 6 ft. 6 inches long, 2 ft. 3 inches wide and 1 ft.
PILLOWS AND PILLOW COVERS high, and when closed, 4x5 inches by 3 ft.; weight,
For Sleeping Bags, Air Bed and Camp Cots. 16 lbs. Price $2.25
3A1545 Best goose feathers, size, 17x26, 3A3 "The Handy"
khaki covered, weight, 2 % lbs...^g $4.00 cot bed differs in con-
3A1546 Air pillow, size, 11x16, Khaki cov- 2.75 struction from the
ered, 34 lbs 3E above beds as cut
3A1547 Air pillow, size, 16x21; weight, 1*4 3.50 will show. The frame
3A1548 lbs <£ 4.00 is open like a "lazy tongs" and the canvas top hooked
Air pillow, size, 17x26 ; weight, 13-4 on. W h e n opened the length is 6 ft. 4 in., the width
3A1358 is 2 ft. 6 in. and the height, 1 ft. 8 in. Closed,
lbs
sq. 3g .40
3A1359 Soft white
khaki drill pillow covers, 20-in. 5x7x34 in.; weight, 15 lbs. Price $2.50
sq .50 STEEL FOLDING CAMP
WATERPROOF CAMP BLANKETS STOOLS
This stool is made of
These are an absolute necessity in camp, except steel bands and wire with
where ground cloths or sleeping bags are used. canvas seat. W h e n open
Ponchos are much used for the purpose but some it stands 8x12x18 inches,
objection is made to the slit in the poncho. and f o l d e d Sxllxl 1 ^
Order No. Size Weight Each inches. Weighs 2^4 lbs.
3A1540 Rubber 46x72-in. 3*6 lbs. $2.00 3A9 $ .75
3A1541 Black oilskin 45x72-in. 114 lbs. 1.50 FOLDING CAMP STOOL
3A1542 Rubber lined, white 63x78-in. 414 lbs. 4.26
This is a strong, neat stool
at a low price. It folds so
compactly
Weighs
3A8
can be put
3 lbs.
that
in aa large
smallnumber
space.
$ .40
 CAMPING 21

MOSQUITO BARS POCKET REVOLVING STOOL

How many times have
M you sat on an uncomfort-
able shellbox in a duck
...... ,,. blind, or stood long hours
i WAfiAAAmism i at an auto road race or a
football game, or waited
? procession
Put this to stool
r ^ - along
for the
your pocket along with your
handkerchief and wait in
come

ilf4t ^ "- comfort for the ducks or

The cot-beds we carry can be fitted with a frame the "Conquering Hero."
at head and foot to support a mosquito bar. Folds into pocket size, opens out in a strong revolv-
3A1555 Frames for N o . 3 A 5 0 weigh 3 lbs.. $1.00 ing steel-legged stool. Most practical novelty ever
3A1556 Frames for N o . 3 A 1 weigh 234 lbs. .75 offered for the purpose.
3A1557 Frames for N o . 3 A 3 "Handy" weigh 3A938 $2.00
2V\ lbs 75 FOLDING CAMP TABLE
3A1558 Covering of mosquito netting for any
This table is made of oil
of above frames fl& 1.00
finished hardwood, with
3A1559 Covering of cheese cloth for any of
top 2 feet 3 inches wide
above frames 3g 2.25
and 3 feet 2 inches long.
3A1560 Covering of bobbinet for any of
Will comfortably seat four
above frames *J£ 4.25
persons. In use it is very
F O L D I N G C A M P CHAIRS
strong and rigid.
Chair may be folded
Size, folded, 3 feet 2
and carried as easily as
inches long by 5x7 inches.
an umbrella. It is strong
Weight, 16 pounds.
' ' "TW e n o u £ h for the heaviest
3A13 Without Shelf $2.50
/ man, and comfortable for
3 A 1 4 With Shelf 3.00
/ all, adjusting itself per- ROLLING TABLE TOP A N D FOLDING
v-^JEwPv fectly to the body and LEGS
$fffi/f affording a better rest This article is made
'' : '/j\ t n a n a n v ot
her chair made. of Pantasote leather,
' """ H I Size, folded, 3 ft. long by stiffened by hard maple
3
J^fL . v j ^ - l p . in- square. slats, slipped into pock-
:
M A0W^^KA:AA.~ 3 A 4 Weighs 4'j pounds ets on the underneath
fr^«\W«4|jj|yjjj| p r j ce $1 25 side. T h e table can be
,^ ^-™ y/ „- . .^JmB? 3 A 5 The same as No. set up by driving a stake
8|8jiS|y§§g3R(iF!'' 3A4, with extra high into the ground at each
—">—--'•--—-•"==" back, weight, 6TA lbs.corner, connected by
Price $1.50 pieces on which the top
ft. by
FOLDING ARM CHAIR rests, or one can carry a
'/UK *3S*H n&? This folding arm chair is set of folding legs. T h e $2.50
adapted for permanent camps top w h e n open is 2x3 ft. and when folded is 2. 1.25
and other places where an easy 9x1 in. and only weighs 3 lbs.
chair is wanted, and weight is 3 A 1 7 T o p only FOLDING SHELVES
not such a great consideration. 3A18 Folding Legs only
OPEN KHI. USE Made of strong, dyed
Strong and substantial canvas canvas, the shelves are
seat and canvas back. Weight, stiffened by using hard
14 lbs. maple slats slipped into
3A12 $2.25 pockets on the under-
FOLDING LAWN STOOL neath side. In use these
This stool is similar to our shelves can be hung. Size,
Camp Stool, with the addition open, 18x24x9 inches.
"TRIPOD" S T O O L of a comfortable back. It also Folded, 18x9x1 inches.
Comfortable shapedfolds seat.into a small space and Weight, 3 lbs. Pat. in
Will support 300 lbs. for Madenumerous uses is un- U. S. Pat. Office.
of heavy brown duck, equalled.
re- Weighs 3^4 lbs. 3A19 $3.50
3A7
inforced and tucked at cor- $ .60 Made of solid shelves,
ners. Legs fastened3A8 to Same
a stool without back collapsible back and sides.
center piece with rivets. weight 3 lbs $ .40 3A2 Shelves, 10x30,
Folds 2 feet long and 2*4 weight 5 lbs...$1.00
inches square. 3A1569 Shelves,
3A10 $ -25 14x30,
7 lbs weight 1.60
 22 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

" C O L D S T R E A M " C O M B I N A T I O N BASIN FOLDING RUBBER BATHTUB

AND TUB

Coldstream is a combination
wash basin and bathtub—the most
practical and serviceable outfit for These bathtubs are the old English model that
the army officer, camper and auto- have been used for years. Circular and fold up in
mobile tourist. T h e above cuts very compact space andfitin khaki bag as shown
show its use both as bathtub and as wash basin. T o in cut. Size Weight Price
convert from wash basin to bathtub simply lift off 3A1594 16-inch 2*4 lbs. $ 5.00
the top canvas and spread the legs. The outfit folds 3A1595 25-inch 3*4 lbs. 8.00
upflatinto a space 33x5x4 inches. The bathtub and 3A1596 28-inch 4 lbs. 10JD0
basin are made of heavy brown waterproof duck 3A1597 32-inch iX, lbs. 15.00
and the basin is equipped on side with canvas soap
COLLAPSIBLE W A T E R
dish. Legs fold up like "lazy tongs," thoroughly
BUCKET
strong and practical.
COLLAPSIBLE W A S H BASIN Rope Handle
3A1569 Weight, complete, 7 lbs. Price $3.75
Made of brown canvas The canvas bucket is almost in-
with supporting rings in dispensable on the trail where pails
top and bottom to hold and other buckets cannot easily be
its shape. Collapses flat. toted. They can beflatteneddown
Diameter, 12x3 in. deep. to practically nothing. Brown
Capacity, o n e gallon. waterproof canvas, weight 8 oz.,
Weight, 7 ounces. capacity, 3 gallons. 9 in. diameter,
R U B B E R W A S3A1563
H BASIN fig $ .50 12 in. high.
Made of white rubber drill with folding steel ribs 3A1561 % $ .50
CANOE AND AUTO BUCKET
to hold it upright. Rubber surface of the material
M a d e of brown canvas with
makes this basin very clean and sanitary. Diameter,
spout for autoists to facilitate
15 in. at top and 12 in. at bottom. Collapses flat.
pouring and without spout for
3A1564 ($ $1.50
canoeists. Both tie at top to
"TRIPOD" WASH STAND
prevent slopping. Capacity, 2^4
This stand is built on the gallons. Weight, 12 oz.
same principle as the Tripod 3A1565 Auto bucket with
Stool and folds perfectly tight. spout $ .85
The basin is collapsible, but is3A1566 Canoe bucket, no spout,
held in rigid shape by the stand Weight, 10 oz.. . .$ .67
when opened. Fills a long-felt RUBBER CHAMBER
want in camp and summer cot- Light, clean and sanitary.
tage. Folds 3 feet long and 2 M a d e of best quality red rub-
inches square. Bowl is heavy ber with stiff rim and ring
rubber duck, guaranteed, 11 handle. Folds up perfectly
inches square, weight, 2 lbs flat. 8^4 in. wide, 3 in. deep.
3A11 $ .75 Weight, 7 oz. Packed in cloth case.
FOLDING CAMP BATHTUB 3A1567 $1.50
KHAKI WALL POCKET
For holding the
"little things" in
camp. W h e n mov-
ing camp it can be
folded together and
The frame is of hard wood, nicelyfinished,and so rolled up with con-
constructed as to stand firmly and is kept in the same tents. Can be hung
position, no matter what weight the tub contains. up most anywhere
Tub made of very closely woven duck, rubber in the tent or on
coated. The tub is not suspended, but rests on the forked stakes, and
ground its entire length. T o p is 5 feet long, 27 is a great conveni-
inches wide, 16 inches deep; 5 feet long by 5 inches ence.
square when folded; weight, 16 lbs. Twelve Full B o x
3A1568
$9.00 3A92 Pockets, 3, 9x8 in.,
5*4x4*4
articles.
° $1.75in
Weight,
and fifteen
1 lb. loops at'top to hold 'small'
 CAMPING
WATERPROOF MATCH BOX
M a d e of hard rubber with
a screw top. Absolutely
waterproof and willfloatif
dropped overboard. With
each box is supplied a per-
forated cap which screws
inside the top so box can be
used as a pepper, salt or spice sprinkler.
3A1781 Size, 1 J 4 X 3 inches; weight, 1 oz $ .40
D-LITE L A N T E R N
The one we recommend above
all other kerosene lamps for
camp use. Will not blow out,
easy to fill, guarded globe,
hinged at bottom, very strong
and durable.
10 candle-power.
Oil capacity, 24 hours.
Bright tin finish.
Height, 13 inches.
Weight, 37 ozs.
3A1570 $1.25
CAMP LANTERN
A most excellent model for
camp, boat and general use.
Adopted by the United States
A r m y . M a d e with tubular frame
and skeleton bottom. Guarded
globe. Hinged top. Strong and
durable. Fount locks with bayo-
net catch. Burns kerosene. Oil"
capacity, 16 hours. Four candle-
power light. Bright tin finish.
Heio-ht 11 inches ; weight, 41 ozs.
3A1582 $1-25
DRIVING LANTERN
M a d e especially for driving ton. Size, 9*4x5*4. Weight, 4^4 ozs.
and the most popular "dash" 3A1589
lamp in the market. A very good
camp lantern also. H a s corru-
gated reflector and bull's-eye
lens. Fitted with spring clip and
handle and has side lever for
raising globe. Burns kerosene.
Twelve candle-power light. Oil
capacity, 19 hours. Blue Japan
finish. Height, 13 ins.; weight,
19 ozs.
3A1583 $ -75
COMBINATION LANTERN
Burns Kerosene, Signal Oil or
Candles
A satisfactory all-around lan-
tern. Double-guarded globe, bail
handle, spring top. Spring-clip
oil fount; capacity, 15 hours.
Fitted with extra burner for sig-
nal oil and candle holder. T w o
candle-power light. Bright tin
finish. Height, 1034 inches;
weight, 31 ozs.
3A1584 $ -75
23
A R M Y CANDLE STICKS
W h e n these two candle sticks are screwed together
and the two cups for holding candles laidflatinside
they make a round pocket piece Ij/iix3j4-inch diame-
ter and weigh 5 ozs. M a d e of polished brass.
3A1372 <E $1.25
FOLDING CANDLE L A N T E R N -
AUTOMATIC
An ideal lantern for
campers. Simple, light
and compact. Folds flat
and carries in the pack
or pocket. All parts con-
nected — nothing to get
lost or mislaid. Set up,
ready for use in a m o -
ment. Size, open, lOx
4J4x4 inches. Size, fold-
ed, 7j4x4I4x34 inches.
M a d e w i t h reflecting
back and slot for hang-
ing. Adopted by United
$2.25
States A r m y .
3A1585 Aluminum, weight, 9 ozs. 2.50
3A1586 Brass, weight, 19 ozs 1.50
3A1587 Tin, weight, 16 ozs .10
3A1588 Extra Mica Slides. Each
Lantern Cases
Very convenient for use with the folding lanterns
shown above. Protects the lantern from injury and
the pack or pocket from soiling. M a d e offinerusset
leather, hand sewed, fastening with strong, snap-but-
$1.00
SWISS CANDLE LANTERN
An imported article that folds flat
and fits the pocket, or when opened
forms a triangular lantern with a
ring for carrying, through which the
candle is pushed into place from the
bottom—an ideal lamp for camp or
any place where a portable lantern
can be used. This is a real Swiss
novelty—as the lantern does not take
apart, but springs into position of it-
self when the snap is pressed.
3A939 3E $1.75
CANDLES
Special hydraulic pressed—will not
soften from heat, are odorless and
will not drip.
3A1590 Length, 4 inches. Di-
ameter, y% inch.
Price, per dozen $.20
BA1591 Length, 4 inches. Diameter, 1%
inches. Price, per dozen 35
 24 ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

ELECTRIC LAMPS CARBIDE LAMPS

Torpedo Vest Pocket

Torpedo hunting case flash
light, rounded corners, no
•Watchman's Lantern. This projections. Fresh battery
is the safest, cleanest and can be instantly inserted.
handiest lantern made. The Contacts positive. Nickel
light is switched on or off with cases.
the same hand that carries it. 3K6011 54x1^x3*4 com-
It contains a powerful battery plete $1.00
and will give fourteen hours Renewal Tungsten Bat-
continuous service or twenty- tery No. 750.. .30
eight hours intermittent ser- Mazda bulb 20 3A937 3 A 1492 3A80TS
vice. The lantern can be used 3K6012 J 4 X 2 J 4 X 3 * 4 com-
when surrounded by the most plete 1.25 All of the above carbide lamps are small, compact and
explosive gases. Renewal Tungsten Bat- adapted to the use of campers. Simple and durable in
3K6056 Complete $5.50 tery 40 construction and safe under all conditions. One-quarter
3K6052 Renewal Tung- Mazda bulb 20 inch carbide should be used .in all lamps. Reflectors are
sten battery... .75 Vest Pocket Flash Light of German silver.
3K5978 Renewal Mazda 3K6081 y4xiy2x27/s com- Full directions furnished with each lamp.
bulb 20 plete 85 Lamps made of drawn brass, riveted and soldered—
Renewal Tungsten Bat- gaskets make leakage impossible.
tery 30 3A1492 Miner's lamp can be used on cap and
Mazda bulb 20 fastened in permanent position—book to
3K6082 ytx2x2y/s com- carry—polished brass—weight 4*4 oz.—
plete 1.10 gives a powerful light. Furnished with
Renewal Tungsten Bat- extra carbide container $1.00
Nickel plated Tubular Tungsten Flashtery Lights.—cases pure 40 3A937 Camper's Lamp, heavy nickel plate highly
brass heavily nickel plated, thoroughlyMazda bulb no possibility
insulated, 20 polished, with carrying handles and match-
to short circuit, side switch. Burns continuously 8 hours, less lighter attachment, 16*4 eandlepower,
intermittently 16 hours. weight 6 oz., packed in wooden box with
3K6013 1*4x6*4 complete $1.50 pocket carbide tin. Price complete 1.60
Renewal Tungsten Battery 30 3A8070 Explorer's Lamp, heavy nickel plate over
Mazda Bulb 20 brass, large aluminum detachable reflector,
3K6014 Same as above excepting larger battery with carrying handles, has large carbide con-
extra large lens and reflector, complete. tainer, weight 6*4 oz., 4J4" high. Com-
11*2x8*4 $2.40 plete with extra carbide container 2,00
Renewal Tungsten 3A8069 Lantern is constructed of heavy brass nickel
Battery 40 plated. The globe is heavy glass held by a
Mazda Bulb 20 spring, 9J4" high, 4*4" wide. German
silver reflector detachable, projecting lens
20 eandlepower, flame regulator, burns 6
hours with one filling,
packed in japanned
tin. Weight 24 oz.
With extra carbide con-
tainer, price complete. 3.60
3A1941 Sportsman's Cap
Light. This is the best
and most powerful
head light made.
Strong, practical and
safe. T h e part which
attaches to the cap is
made of aluminum and
Cap and Lapel Lights. Two pins brass and has matchless
are located at the back of this lamp lighter attachment.
so that it can be fastened in the Weight 5 oz. Bull's-
Electric T u n g s t e n
cap. The battery case is carried in eye lens. T h e carbide
Candles. Electric
the pocket and on it is a switch by container is shaped to
candles are the most
which the light can be turned on and the body and carried
attractive decorations
off. With the lamp mounted on the on a web belt around
u s e d . Candles are
cap, the light is always projected in the waist and is con-
self-contained, carrying
the direction the head is turned. nected with the lamp
their own battery, pro-
3K6053 Cap lantern (6-cell, by a strong, flexible,
ducing their own cur-
complete) $5.50 cloth-covered hose
rent. . Can be carried
SK6050 Renewal Tungsten bat- which will not pinch.
as easily as wax can-
tery 75 We recommend this
dles, but have the ad-
SK6978 Renewal Mazda bulb.. .20 lamp as being thorough-
vantage of being abso-
Cap and Lapel Light. Same as ly practical and satis-
lutely safe, giving a
above except smaller, has no leather factory in every way.
steady light. Burns
case for the battery and no mag- Price including cap,
from 3 to 5 hours.
nifying lens over the light. web belt, container, as
3K6010 Enameled candle
3K6055 Lapel light (complete) $2.00 shown in illustration.. 3.50
and nickel base..$3.50
3K6051 Renewal Tungsten bat- CARBIDE FOR ACETYLENE LAMPS
3K6006 Renewal bat-
tery 45 2A1577 1 pound in screw-top tin can $ 10
tery $ .40
JK4959 Renewal Mazda bulb.. .20 2A1578 2 pounds in screw-top tin can " '20
3K6979 Renewal Mazda
bulb $ .45 2A1579 5 pounds in friction-top tin can, with'handle .45
 CAMPING 35

TREKKING SHOVEL

A special design with rounded bit and

wide heel. Hand-made throughout of
very best materials and warranted perfect.
Solid steel heads, finely tempered. Best hickory
handles.
3A1613 23-inch handle; weight, V/2 lbs. Price $ .80 Take-down shovel for automobile and camp use.
3A1614 27-inch handle; weight, 2 lbs. Price .90 Can be taken d o w n by unscrewing wing nut and
3A1615 A x e sheaths for above, weight, 5 oz. 1.00 put in tool box of car. T h e knocked d o w n length
FITCH BELT AXE overall 1 6 4 inches, put together 2 9 4 inches, blade
Built on t h e 6 4 inches wide, 94' inches long. Very best steel,
Hudson Bay pat- strong and durable. Weight, 3 lbs. 9 oz.
tern. Best effect- 3A886 $ .95
ive light axe made. POCKET AXE STONES
Best grade of steel throughout. Handle 3A1621 Carborundum,
16-in. iong, weight, 1 lb 2 oz. 2^4x2*4xj4 in.; weight,
3A1619 With sheath $1.75 3*4 oz. Price... $ .25
NESSMUK AXE Double blade, 3A1622 Carborundum
finely tempered, Combination, 4 x 1 x 4 in-1
best steel weight, 2 oz. O n e side
throughout. smooth, the other rough,
Handle second in leather case 75
growth hickory. 3A1623 India, 3 x 1 4 x 4
Length of han- in.; weight, 3 4 oz 25
dle, 16-in., width of head,ft-in.,cutting face, 25^-3A1624 India Combination, S X I ^ X T V in.;
weight, 3 oz. O n e side rough, the
in., weight, 1 lb. 2 oz. other smooth. In leather case.... .50
3A1620 With sheath $2.25 COMBINATION AXE AND KNIFE STONE
"A. & F." AXES A good stone for all-round
A good axe is one of the main requi- sharpening—one that will do
sites of a good camp and care should be heavy axe work, as well as
exercised in its selection. W e have given a great sharpen the finest knife—this
deal of attention to our axes, and those w e offer round India Stone should be
cannot be improved upon for quality and general in your outfit. H a s two faces
utility. They are made expressly for us, on patterns •—a coarse carborundum side
devised by ourselves, and of the very best materials. for rough cutting and a fine
Ebonite finish. India side forfinishing.Three
3A1600 Quarter axe, 19-inch handle; weight, inches diameter; weight, 6*4
2 lbs $ -65 3A1628 .35
3A1601 Half axe, 24-inch handle; weight, 3 A1629 Leather Case which has a loop on
2 4 lbs 75 the back for attaching to belt...^E .15
3A1602 Three-quarter axe, 28-inch handle;
PIKE SHARPENING STONE
weight, 3 lbs 85
3A1603 Full axe, 36-inch handle; weight,
5 lbs 1-00 A small vest pocket
3A1604 Leather sheaths for quarter, half size stone with coarse
and three-quarter axes; weight, 4 and fine sides. Size,
oz .75 134 x 34 inch thick.
3A1605 Leather sheaths for full axe; weight, Weight, 2 4 oz. Leather
8 oz., with sling strap 1.50 case supplied with each
HUNTERS' HATCHETS OR BELT AXES stone.
O f t h e same 3A1627 % $ .75
quality as our "A.
& F." axes, but MARBLE'S S A F E T Y P O C K E T A X E S
with different pat- With Folding Spring Guard
tern handle. T h e very best axe of the 3A1609 12-inch hickory handle, steel head,
kind made. with welded steel bit; weight, 20
3A1606 Hunters' model, 14-inch handle; oz. Price $1.35
weight 1*4 lbs $ .65 3A1610 Metal handle, hard rubber side-
3A1607 Trappers' model, 17-inch handle; plates, solid steel head; weight, 21
weight 2 lbs 65 oz. Price 2.25
3A1608 Leather sheaths, with belt loop,
3A1611 Same as N o . 3A1610. Fitted with
weight, 4 oz 75
folding pick 3.50
B O Y SCOUT AXE A N D SHEATH
The head is m a d e of the best of steel, wedged 3A1612 Same as No. 3A1610. Fitted with
with steel wedge to handle, has a claw nail puller, folding nail claw 2.50
hickory 2handle
3A899
weight, and comes with a leather sheath,
4 pounds. $100
 26 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

HUNTING AND SKINNING KNIVES BOWIE KNIVES

The selection of a hunting knife should be made
with great care as to quality, size, shape and balance.
Our own knives are each designed for a particular
purpose. W e use a special grade of knife steel
which, in addition to taking a very keen edge, is Made of very fine steel on the original Bowie
very tough. pattern. Tang runs entire length of handle. Fine
FITCH HUNTING KNIFE imported staghorn handles with cross-guard. A
strong, heavy knife for rough work. Fitted with
flat scabbard sheath of very handsomely embossed
leather.
3A1646 5-inch blade; 7 4 oz $2.10
Made of best-grade butcher's steel, hand-forged 3A1647 5-inch blade; 9 oz 2.30
and hand-ground, handles selected genuine stag, 3X 3A1648 7-inch blade; 9 4 oz 2.80
inches long, blade 4 4 inches long, 1 in. wide. Saw- 3A1649 8-inch blade; 10 oz 3.20
tooth back to prevent slipping. A n excellent skin- 3A1650 9-inch blade; 104 oz 3.70
ning knife. Weight, 4 4 oz. Complete with best S BRUSH KNIFE
quality sheath $2.50
*A. & F. SPECIAL" HUNTING KNIFE

Special steel, solid ebony handle, with hand checked An excellent camp implement. Used in same
grasp and "Thistle" butt. Fitted with long, snug- manner as a small hatchet, for clearing out trails,
fitting sheath, which prevents the knife from work-traveling through swamps, canebrakes, etc.
ing loose from the sheath. 3A1674 10-in. blade; weight, 22 oz. With
3A1644 44-inch blade; weight, 5 oz ^g $2.00 sheath $3.00
3A1645 6-inch blade; weight, 6 oz *(f 2.25 MACHETES
"CHASSEUR" SKINNING KNIFE

The very best implement for clearing up around

camp and cutting out brush and small stuff. Un-
equaled as a general utilitv tool.
A favorite pattern for general skinning and butch- 3A1673 28-in. long, weight 1*4 lbs $1.00
ery work. Made of best steel with solid tang entire 3A1672 Leather sheath .70
length of handle and strongly riveted. Scored ebony MARBLE "Ideal" Hunting Knife
handle.
3A1651 5-inch blade, leather slip sheath;
weight, 4 4 oz $ .45
"HUDSON BAY" SKINNING KNIFE
Hollow ground blade. Chisel back for chopping
bones etc Laminated leather handle with wood
tip. Fitted with tube sheath and point protector.
3A1658 5-in. blade; wgt, with sheath, 8 oz.^g $2.00
Forfineand difficult skinning work, where nicety 3A.1659 6-in. blade; wgt., with sheath, 8 oz.qg 2.25
of manipulation is necessary, this knife has no equal. 3A1660 7-in. blade ; wgt, with sheath, 10 oz.^ 2.50
3A1652 5-inch blade; weight, with sheath "EXPERT" H U N T I N G KNIFE
334 ounces .55 BTpWP?*wt>-«w»»- •
" R O C K Y M O U N T A I N " SKINNING SET * " " * t frfljff rii ir
Many expert trappers and hunt- _ Similar in general design to the "Ideal" but blade
ers prefer a knife-steel to a sharp- is Hatter and sharper and knife is lighter.
ening stone for keeping a keen 3A1661 5-in. blade; wgt, with sheath, 5 oz.^ $2.00
edge on a skinning knife. The 3A1662 6-in. blade; wgt, with sheath, 6'oz.^g 2.25
skinning of heavy hides of all kinds
"CANOE" KNIFE
requires frequent whetting of the
knife and we know of no more
handy and convenient means than
this set. Knife is our famous
"Chasseur" and the steel is special- T . A • Sh.°ri' 1 h e l V y ,knif,^ d e s ; S n e d for rough use.
ly made for the purpose and has a Laminated leather handle.
good "bite." Sheath hand made of 3A1664 44-in. blade; wgt, with sheath, 5 oz. % $2.00
best heavy oak leather with wide "SKINNING KNIFE"
belt loop. Weight, complete, 12 c:Jhif bIa,ded and made similar to our "Gloucester"
oz, Staghorn handle with finger-slot.
3A1653 Knife, steel and sheath 3A1667 5-in. blade; wgt., with sheath, 5 oz.<$ $2.25
complete $3.50
 CAMPING 27

3K5255 O n e of the famous old "Barlow"

3K5253 Finest Imported Kit
Knife. Very best steel; fine stag-
horn handles with heavy bolsters;
very strongly made and fitted with
most practical tools; has 2 5^-inch
blade, lj^-inch blade, powerful
screw-driver, nail puller, can open-
er, reamer and fine cork-screw; a
good serviceable knife in every-
way and recommended for every
sportsman's kit. Weight, 4 oz.
$4.00
3K5496 A r m y & Navy Knife
same as above with Indestructo
handle magnetic steel. $2.00
3K5246 American "Brush" Knife. Knives. American make; good steel; "easy
Fine steel with curved hook blade opener"; bone handle with steel bolster; has
for pruning; wood handle with 4-inch blade; weight, -V/2 oz $ .60
bolster and hole for cord; 3-inch
blade; weight, 4 oz $ .50
3K5250 Fine imported Clasp
3K5248 "Snap O p e n " or One-Arm
Knife. Hunting Pattern. Lock
Knife. American make; best steel; imita-
back; very best steel with fine stag-
tion stag handle with bolster; a most handy
horn handles and bolster; a very
clasp knife; blade flies open and locks when
light but powerful knife and suitable
spring is touched; 3\A2-inch blade; weight,
for most hunting purposes; 3^4-inch
444 oz $1.00
blade; weight, 3 oz $1.75

3K5240 Imported
Jack-knife. Finest .steel;
horn handles with bol-
sters; 1 large and 2
small blades; weight,
2J/2 oz $1.50

B O Y SCOUT KNIFE
3K5225 Best grade American
steel, with horn handle. Contains 3K5227 Imported 3K5254 Finest Imported Kit
can opener, reamer, strong whittling Pocket Knife. Very Knife. Very best steel and
blade, screw-driver, bottle opener. powerful blades; 1 large selected staghorn handles with
Shackle attached at end so knife can and 1 small; fine stag- bolster; contains 2 J-<-inch lock-
be carried on chain $1.00 horn handles; weight, ing blade; l^-inch blade, gimlet,
lYz oz $1.00 3K5497 Tool-Kit, 21/2 -inch saw, cork wire-cutter,
3K5252 Sailor's Clasp can be carried in pock- screw-driver, leather punch, stone
Knife, Best imported et. M a d e of brown puller, file and corkscrew; a
steel; handle of solid cowhide grain contain- handy and practical knife for all
German silver, very ing saw,file,chisel, around use; weight, 4J/S oz.$6.00
strongly made; has lug reamer, large and
for cord or key ring; has small, screw-driver and
3-inch blade and 3-inch knife,1 all of which fit
marlin-spike; very thin in one handle. M a d e
and fits the pocket nicely; up of good steel.$2.50
weight, 434 oz . .. . $3.60 Combination Knife, made in
pearl and containing 21 different
blades, including scissors, cork-
screw, comb, toothpick, tweezers,
punch, screw-driver, corn knife,
nail file, gimlet, and piercer.
3K5235 Best Imported 3K5244 Imported Clasp These knives are made of supe-
Jack-Knife, very powerful 3K5233 Best American Knife. Lock back; stag- rior style, keen edges—a perfect
blades, 1 large and 2 small; Jack-knife. Very strong horn handles with bolsters; wonder in the knife line.
best staghorn handles with blades; best s t a g h o r n 1 large, 1 medium and 1 3K5721 $12.00
bolsters;' weight, 2 oz. $1,85 handles with heavy bolsters; small blade; weight, 2J4 oz. 3K5722 Same as above,
2 blades; weight 3 oz.$1.50 $2.50 18 blades 10.00
3K5723 Same as above,
15 blades 7.50

3K5236 American 3K5243 "Cattlemen's"

3K5237 "Cattlemen's" " E a s y - O p e n e r " Jack- Knife. Best imported
3K5245 American "Lanyard"
Knife. Best imported steel, knife. Very strongly made steel; fine wood handle
Knife. Fine steel and very strong;
staghorn handles, with bol- and good steel; 1 large with bolsters; 1 large, 1
wood handle with bolster and hole
sters; has 1 large, 1 medium, and 1 small blade; ebony medium and 1 spaying
for cord; -3-inch blade; weight,
1 small and 1 spaying handles with bolster; blade; weight, 3 ounces.
blade; weight, 3 oz..$2.25 $1.75 sy2 oz $ ,45
weight, 4 oz $ .75
28 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

T H E "AYANEFCO" A L C O H O L GAS STOVE

FOLDING CAMP STOVE
This stove is most use-
ful and convenient where
space has to be consid-
ered in packing. Folds
up 1 inch thick. It is
m a d e of sheet steel, all
edges wired and thor-
oughly braced. T h e lids
are sheet steel with rim
wired so that a handle
is formed, which makes These stoves are m a d e of hard brass throughout,
the stove lighter than
,.,,,.. ,,_, with cast iron lids. Each which will not rust or break, and beautifully fin-
stove supplied with five lengths of two-foot tele- ished in bright nickel plate. For convenience in
scopic pipe, with a , ustable spring damper and sli- transportation they are m a d e very light, have short
ding draught door. For oven w e supply aluminum legs and short handle, and reservoir and handle
bakers (see page 33), which bake and roast perfectly unscrew for packing. They are fitted with a n e w
against the side of stove. and m u c h improved form of burner and vaporizer,
Stoves are regularly m a d e without bottom, but w e which gives, under absolute control, a very power-
furnish a bottom with legs if desired at extra cost of ful flame.
$2.50. Its operation is simplicity itself. T h e valve is
Order No 1 o- 1 Holes [ Weight | Each opened and a small amount of alcohol allowed to
bize
3A1681 10x12x18 1 16 lbs. $5.25 run into the burner pan. Valve is then closed and
3A1682 10x13x26 2 18y2 lbs. 5.75 alcohol ignited. In a m o m e n t the vaporizer is heat-
3A1683 10x13x31 2 20 lbs. 6.25 ed sufficiently to generate gas, w h e n the valve is re-
3A1684 10x12x36 3 22 lbs. 7.50 opened and the flame adjusted at pleasure.
3A1685 Canvas case fo r stove and pipe.. . . $1.00 3A1694 Single burner, weight, 2'4 lbs...*® $4.00
ALCOHOL YACHT STOVE
BOX CAMP STOVES
Made of same material
as folding stoves and
strongly reinforced, but is
not collapsible. T h e round
ends add stiffness and sta-
bility and this stove will
stand very rough usage.
M u c h superior to sheet-
iron stoves in every way.
In packing, the cooking
outfit, etc., goes inside the A perfect stove for permanent camps or general
stove. Fitted with five household use. T h e frame is m a d e of galvanized
lengths telescopic pipe, adjustable damper, lids and steel and legs have holes for screwing down, so that
sliding draught door. Regular stove has no bottom. it can be permanently fastened. All nuts, reservoir
Order No. Size Holes Weight Each and fittings are of brass—nothing to rust. T h e
burner is of liberal size, giving a iarge, hot flame.
3A1686 10x12x18 1 15 lbs. $4.50
T h e rail is not high enough to interfere with fry-
3A1687 10x13x36 2 1 7 ^ lbs. 5.00
pan handle.
3A1688 10x12x31 2 19 lbs. 5.50
3A1689 10x12x36 3 21 lbs. 6.50 Order No. Weight Tank- Each
3A1690 A n y of the above sizes fitted with
3A1699 Double burner, 13A lbs. 3 quarts S.50
bottom and legs, making 7 to 12 lbs.
additional weight, extra $2.50 TRAVELERS' COMPANION
3A1691 Canvas case for stove and pipe.... 1.00
TENT STOVE
A bully little stove which
makes a most satisfactory tent
heater. Will heat a large tent
comfortably in the coldest
weather. Fire can be kept all
night. M a d e of a size tofitover
our cooking outfits in packing.
M a d e of heavy sheet steel, 13
inches in diameter, 13 inches Travelers' Companion, m a d e of stamped steel,
high. Fitted with four lengths tinned, folding handles; can of solid alcohol and
of two-foot telescopic pipe, ad- stand pack inside of pot. Weight, 14 ozs. Diam-
justable damper, lid and sliding eter, 5 inches; height, 3)4 inches.
draught. Can be used as a one- Price complete with can of solid alcohol $ .50
bole cook stove. Refillers of solid alcohol, height 2 inches, diam-
plete, 11 lbs.. .
3 A1721 Weight, c o m - eter 2]/2 inches, weight 4 ozs., burn 2l/2' hours.
3A1722 Canvas case for same, extra
. . $2.75 Price $ .10
... .75
 CAMPING 29

K E R O S E N E OIL S T O V E S "ARIZONA" C A M P GRATE

Recommended for use in
the arctic regions and above
timber line, and where fire-
w o o d is scarce.
T h e most satisfactory
kerosene oil gas stove in
the market. Its particular
merit is simplicity of de-
sign and operation, in which
the faults c o m m o n to other
types of kerosene stoves
A most serviceable article for camp cooking of all
have been obviated.
kinds, and especially for broiling. T h e frame is very
Reservoir has a capacity
rigid and, next to a stove, is the best portable sup-
of three pints, and will burn
port for pots, pans, etc. Folds up perfectly flat when
9 hours; explosion is impossible. Combustion is
not in use, and carries with the folding baker.
perfect, resulting in an intense, blue flame with no
Order No. Size Weight Each
odor, smoke or soot. Either Optimus or Juwel
3A1712
brand. 3A1707 14^xlO-V« inches 2A lbs. $ .60
3A1708 2434x121/} inches 4 lbs. 6 oz .85
3A1713 Brass burner and stand, weight, Syi
3A1715 lbs. , $3.75
SACKETT'S C A M P GRATE
Radiating drum, weight, 154 lbs... 1.00
Canvas cover, weight, % lb 1.00 A handy little stand-
Double Burner Yacht Stove with frame and ard for camp or picnic
rail $12.00 use. Light, strong, and
STOVE IN CASE compact, folds perfectly
flat and carries handily
For convenience in
with folding baker.
carrying, w e have de-
3A1709 Size, 9x14 ins.
signed a metal case,
Weight, 26 ozs.. $ .50
nicely japanned, in which
the single-burner stove REVOLVING BROILERS
m a y be compactly fitted.
T h e burner is removed
from reservoir and a
brass plug substituted,
allowing the stove to be
transported w i t h o u t (% I
emptying the oil. A can a
for alcohol is carried in •
the case, and spaces are x9x A boon for the camper and a blessing for the
$5.00
arranged for the uprights and extra parts cook. These novel broilers are perfection and the
3A1718 MCase
I N I complete,
A T U R E with
P R I stove,
M U S size,
STOV 9E best thing of the kind ever devised. Can be propped
5V2 inches; weight, 5l/2 lbs up before the fire in any position, suspended over
the flames or used in the ordinary manner. Strongly
m a d e of steel, heavily tinned and all parts welded—
no solder.
3A1710 Size, 8x9 inches. Weight, 14 ozs. $ .35
3A1711 Size, 10x15 inches. Weight, 34 ozs. 1.00
POTHOOKS OR HANGERS
Every camp cook will at once
appreciate the usefulness of this
most handy little article. N o
more upset pots, spilled dinners
or burned fingers.
These small, powerful stoves burn kerosene, are M a d e of heavy steel wire, gal-
wickless and fitted with roaring burners only, the vanized to prevent rust, in sets of
flame of which is less sensitive to draught than the six assorted sizes in carrying case.
3A107 Per Set <S $.25
°Vhey are so constructed that they can be taken WIRE BROILER
apart and packed in a small sized sheet iron box, C\ M a d e of heavily tinned steel wire
size, 5 ^ x 4 5 4 x 2 ^ inches deep, which can be easily |||| in the regular manner with strongly
carried in the pocket. Ij I reinforced edges. Ring jointed, but
T h e complete outfit weighs but VA pounds, they flpf is ' a special size m a d e expressly to
are extremely practical stoves for Tourists, Explor- (SKjf|jj|SB| fit our folding bakers and packs flat
ers Military use and find a ready sale amongst Boy I • | Ili in the carrying case.
Scouts. Stove is furnished with a hermetical brass 3A104 734x18^ in.; weight, $ .15
stopper and can be safely carried full of petroleum. i| 11 oz
3A859 Complete with various stove parts .20
HlMtllHIi 3A105 WiAxlSyi in.; weight,
wrench, stove cleaners, funnel, oil fe 1 .25
' *'"" ' """ 16 oz
tank, etc ^ ' ^ 3A106 1254x18^ in.; weight, 18 oz
 A B E R C R O M B I E ft FITCH CO., 5 3 - 5 5 ^ ^ 5 ^ 3 ^ . N E W YORK

'ALUMINOL" COOKING OUTFITS

These splendid outfits
have m a d e famous the
n a m e of Abercrombie &
Fitch in all the far corners
of the earth. Campers and
explorers, canoeists a n d
prospectors, engineers and
army officers, yachtsmen
and motorists have all
tried, tested and praised
their merit.
Constant experiment and
steady improvement in the
material and design, year
after year, have brought
them to a state of perfec-
tion which allows no com-
parison.
W i t h the exception of
the f rving pans, all pieces in
the "Aluminol" sets are m a d e of extra hard, thick aluminum, practically indestructible and will endure all
manner of hard usage without serious damage. . ... . ,„„• v,t
This metal is non-poisonous, will not rust or corrode and is extremely light in JelZ™
There are other aluminum sets on the market but they are made.of thin, soft aluminum, which is
utterly worthless-being m a d e of an inferior alloy, which is too brittle or burns out•readily
Beware of such outfits as claim to have a tensile strength nearly equal to steel-we have been
through all that in the past and our experiments have proven that the alloys were not Practical
With the "Aluminol" set w e are n o w supplying steel frying pans, of the very best grade highly
polished, and fitted with Miller's patent folding handle, an entirely n e w pattern and absolutely perfect.
All parts are stamped in one piece, beautifullyfinished,and so designed as to nest perfectly. W e offer
these n e w "ALiminol" sets as the very best that can be procured for lightness, quality and durability, and
w e guarantee each and every part perfect.

We have here in detail the more important pieces

of the outfit, prices of which are given on page 31.
The styles and patterns of the n e w "Armorsteel"
outfits shown on page 32 are also very similar, the
sizes being only slightly different.
Cooking Pots.—All
have permanently at-
tached bail handles
which cannot slip out or Patent applied for.
become lost. M a d e in
five sizes—A, B, C, D, Miller Frying Pan.—Made of steel. We rec-
E. Each nests within
o m m e n d the steel pans, which are m a d e of the
the next larger pot and
finest steel and very highly polished. H a s patent
'all fit into the largest
pot, E, except when the handle, light, strong and simple. W h e n same is not
large coffee pot is used in use it can be folded back so that itfitsflaton
and then the A pot is the bottom of the pan. For use in cooking over a
omitted. The A pot has camp fire, where long handles are required, a stick
tight-fitting cover and makes a most excellent "bean
of the desired length is inserted in the rings on the
pot." All m a d e with inset covers.
handles. T h e small size fits in the D pot and the
Coffee and T e a P o t s . — M a d e large size carries on top of the outfit.
in two sizes and on a very
Plates.—Made of a
unique pattern. Body and spout
favorite camp pattern,
m a d e in one piece, and there are
no seams or solder to give light, strong and hand-
trouble. Spout fitted with per- some, with turned edges.
forated strainer. H a s folding Sides nearlv straight and
bail and side handles and inset deep enough for stews,
hinged lid. T h e small size nests
porridge, etc. Nest perfectly flat and fit inside the
in the A pot, the large size in
D pot.
the B pot, and the small size fits
within the larger.

C u p s . — M a d e in a generally ap- B o w l s . — A practical and conven-

proved shape and with specially de- ient size for soup, cereals, fruits,
signed open handles which enable puddings, etc. Nest snugly and, to-
them to nest perfectly and fit within gether with the cups,fitwithin either
either the large or small coffee pot. the large or small coffee pots.
 CAMPING 31

ALUMINOL COOKING OUTFITS—Continued

Pans.—These han- Separate Pieces for "Aluminol" Cooking Outfits
dy utensils are used Sizes given below allow for all lugs, handles and
in many ways, as projections.
mixing and serving Size
pans, vegetable over all
dishes, baking, etc. Article
Sizes B, C and D S>
arefittedwith folding side handles for use as stew 3A20 Cooking pot A and cover.. 7 6j 6 V w IB $1.70
pans. All nest in cooking pots as follows: N o . B 3A21 Cooking pot B and cover. . 8* 71 9'Vio 20 2.00
into B, N o . C into C, N o . D into D, N o . E into E 3A23 Cooking pot C and cover. . A 74 13* 24 2.40
3.20
and N o . F carries on bottom of outfit which sets 3A24 Cooking pot D and cover. . 101 8* 184
3A25 Cooking pot E and cover.. 115 11* 31Vio 47
30
3.80
within it. 3A26 Coffee pot, large 7* 6} 6* 16 2.60
3A27 Coffee pot, small 6 64 2.20
12
REGULAR "ALUMINOL" SETS *3A28 Fry pans, "aluminol," large 10} lj a 1.2B
10J
*3A29 Fry pans, "aluminol," small 8} 1J 1,00
13
For convenience in ordering w e have m a d e up sets 3A30 Fry pans, special steel, l'ge 11 2 30.60
for 2, 3, 4, 6 and 8 persons. B y making up the sets 3A31 Fry pans, spec, steel, med. 93 2 24.56
w e save you the trouble offiguringout the "nesting" 3A32 Fry pahs, spec, steel, small 8| 1$ 20.60
features of each piece and furnish you the correct •3A34 Extra handles, "Aluminol" "ij .75
3A35 Plates 8j
4 J 1* 2 .30
size cooking pots, coffee pots, fry pan, etc., to nest 3A36 ( ups handles. . 74j 28 21 .25
completely inside of the largest pot. In each case 3A37 Soup bowls . . handles. . 8 23 4V« 0i .26
1.40
the price of the set includes carrying case of canvas, *3A38 Pan B, folding handles. . 9 3 6Via 84 1.50
*3A40 Pan C, folding dl< 10 3* 8"/K
but where shipments of the outfit are to be made by •3A43
•3A41 Pan D,
Pan F, no handles
folding 10
12'/i8 1.60
3A45 Table 11* 4* 11
freight or express w e strongly recommend the use of *3A42 Pan E,knives,
no ha steel 1.20
3A46 Table forks, "Aluminol". . 8". long 15 1.40
the more substantial fibre case. 3A47 Dessert spoons, "Aluminol" 6* long U .30
Equipped for Two Persons 3A48 Tea spoons, "Aluminol".. 7 long
*3A49 Carving knife, steel 5S long'
12} long
4 .12J
.10
1 A cooking pot; 1 B cooking pot; 1 coffee pot, *3A51 Carving fork, steel 13 long * .06
small; 1 frying pan, small; 2 plates, 2 cups, 2 soup *3A52 Cooking spoon, "Aluminol" 111 long i .50
bowls, 2 knives, 2 forks, 2 dessert spoons, 2 tea- *3A53 Cake turner, steel 141 long 5 .30
*3A54 Pepper grinders, imported 34 2* 4 .30
spoons. *3A55 Salt and pepper boxes, tin 2 1* 2 .10
3A22 Size, when nested, 9*4x834 inches; *3A56 Salt—pepper—mustard sets, 31 1.00
weight, 6 lbs. 6 oz. Price, including Porcelain 21 41 4
24 .06
*3A57 Pot holders, asbestos 55 5
canvas case $ 9.50 *3A58 Dish mops 12} long
i .70
24
l!
.15
3A59 Dish towels 24 regular
17 outfits. .10
Equipped for Three Persons 3A60 Canvas bags for sets .10
C O O *K are
Pieces marked I N not
G O U T F IinT CASES
included
1 A cooking pot; 1 B cooking pot; 1 coffee pot, .75
small; 1 frying pan, medium; 3 plates, 3 cups, 3
soup bowls, 3 knives, 3 forks, 3 dessert spoons, 3
teaspoons.
3A33 Size, when nested, 10x10 inches;
weight, 7J4 lbs. Price, including can-
vas case $10.50
Equipped for Four Persons
1 A cooking pot; 1 B cooking pot; 1 C cooking
pot; 1 coffee pot, small; 1 frying pan, large; 1 fry-
ing pan, small; 4 plates, 4 cups, 4 soup bowls, 4
knives, 4 forks, 4 dessert spoons, 4 teaspoons.
3A44 Size, when nested, 10x1154 inches;
Fibre Cooking Outfit Case
weight, 10 lbs. 14 oz. Price, including
T h e only safe and really practical case for carry-
canvas case $15.50
ing a cooking set. Light in weight, but absolutely
Equipped for Six Persons unbreakable. Fitted with strong strap and lock-
1 B cooking pot; 1 C cooking pot.; 1 D cooking buckle. Outfit m a y be shipped or checked as bag-
pot; 1 E cooking pot; 1 coffee pot, large; 2 frying gage with perfect safety. N o . 3A83 takes our regu-
pans, large; 6 plates, 6 cups, 6 soup bowls, 6 knives, lar 3A66 outfit with space at top for towels, basins,
. 6 forks, 6 dessert spoons, 6 teaspoons. etc. N o . 3A84 takes cooking outfit and pot stove.
3A66 Size, when nested, 11x1274 inches; See page 28. ^^^^^^^
Orde Diameter Weight Price
High
weight, 1 7 ^ lbs. Price, including can- No.
vas case $23.50 3A83 15-4-in. 1234-in. VA lbs. $3.00
3A84 16^-in. 14 -in. 4*4 lbs. 3.50
Equipped for Eight Persons Wicker Cooking Outfit Case
1 B cooking pot; 1 C cooking pot; 1 D cooking M a d e by hand from best quality French willow
pot; 1 E cooking pot; 1 coffee pot, large; 2 frying with pin and loop fastener.
pans, large; 8 plates, 8 cups, 8 soup bowls, 8 knives, Order Height Diameter i Weight Price
No.
8 forks, 8 dessert spoons, 8 teaspoons. 1% lbs. $2.50
3A85 11 -in. ll^-in.
3A88 Size, when nested, 11x1274 inches; 134 lbs. 2.75
3A86 1234-in. 1234-in.
weight, 1834 lbs. Price, including can- 2*A lbs. 3.25
1554-in. 13^-in.
vas case $26.50 3A87
 32 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

"ARMORSTEEL' COOKING OUTFITS

This outfit, which takes
the place of our old "Re-
tinned Steel Outfit," is, with
the exception of our "Alu-
minol" sets, the very best
cooking outfit to be had.
The different pieces all cor-
respond in shape and style
to those in the "Aluminol"
sets, varying only slightly
in size. T h e weight, of
course, is greater, but when
this is not considered the
outfit leaves nothing to be
desired. All the pots are
made of high-grade pressed
"Armorsteel" and stamped
in one solid piece — no
joints, seams or solder.
Handles are all perma-
nently attached with riveted
lugs. All covers are inset and closefitting.The frying pans, which are made from special steel, are all
fitted with Miller's Patent folding handle. This handle is attached to the pan—cannot work loose, and is
a tremendous improvement over any other style of handle in the market.
With the exception of the frying pans, all pieces are double tinned andfinelyfinished,and there is
no "other
ARMO R S Tof
outfit E Ethe
L " kind
C O Omade
KING OUTFITS
which can approach SitE for
P A Rquality,
A T E PIECES
service or O Fprice.
" A R These
M O R S Tsets
EEL "
must
not beSolid Seamlesswith
confounded Steel. Double
the cheap Tinned.
retinned Soldoutfits
and tin-plated singly
onor theincluded
market, in sets at
to which itthe following
is superior in
every way, and C O MitP L
isEonly
T E necessary
OUTFITSto compare them prices:with those offered by other dealers for one to
realize the vast
The number of difference in quality,
pieces in these design
outfits is and compactness. "Armorsteel"
the same Size isOverour>, o w n special
All ."% o
make,
as the sold by us sets
"Aluminol" exclusively,
on page guaranteed
31. They nestabsolutely,
in and cannot be obtained elsewhere.
Article
precisely the same manner, but are not interchange- f-> tu
££ -io
able with the "Aluminol," as the sizes vary slightly. > p u
3A61 Cooking pot TA 6% 6J4 18 % .65
The sets listed below are carried regularly in stock, 3A62
Cooking pot 8'/& 634 9% 22 .75
but will be made up in any manner to suit and pieces 3A63 Cooking pot 936 1V% 14J4 34 .85
will be omitted or extra pieces added as desired. 3 A 64 Cooking pot 10 ii 9 22 41 1.40
Prices quoted include carrying case. 3A65 Coffee pot 6y$ 5% i 17 1.00
3A67 Frying pan with handle. 834 1M 20 .50
3A222 Set complete for two persons. 3A68 Frying pan with handle. 9 % 2 24 .55
Weight, 6 % ibs $4.00 3A69 Frying pan with handle.11 2
30 .60
Soup bowls 43^ 2lA 1
3A333 Set complete for three persons. 3 A 70
Cups 4 2ys 54 3 .08
Weight, rty2 lbs 4.40 3A71 Plates 834 1 2J- .08
3A72 Forks 714 4 .05
3A444 Set complete for four persons. 3 A 73 Knives 8 34 1 .03
Weight, 12 lbs 6.25 3 A 74 Teaspoons 5 y. 2 .10
3A666 Set complete for six persons. 3A75 Dessert spoons 714 1* .02
Cooking spoons 14
Weight, ny2 lbs 8.50 3A76
3 A 77 Carving knife 10J4
7 .03
4 .10
3A888 Set complete for eight lersons. 3A78 Carving W H Ifork
T E E N A M E L E15 D WARE .15
Weight, 1954 lbs 9.00 3 A 79 .15
These are of the very highest grade enamel, made
"FLAPO-O" CAKE TURNER
of special steel, nickeled and covered with best en-
amel, carefully baked to insure toughness. Will not
chip, crack or break unless subjected to a tremendous
blow or strain. W h e n weight is not considered in
the outfit these pieces will be found most satisfac-
tory in every way, and they have the advantage of a
handsome appearance and great ease in cleaning.
One of the niftiest little tricks for the camper w e Finished in pure white, inside and out, with neat blue
nave ever seen. M a d e offlexiblesteel, highly pol- borders. Cups, bowds and plates nest with our "Alu-
ished. Slips on andfitssecurely any ordinary table Order minol ware, and are the same sizes, except the cups,
No. Diameter
knife and makes the best cake turner to be had which are a trifle larger. Depth Weight
Makes the best sort of a scraper for bread board Size, 3A109 Plates, 9'4-in. l-in 9 ozs. $.30
table or kettles and is handy as a fish-sealer 3A110 Saucers, 574-in, % - i n ' 354 ozs. .15
3A103 ups 4 in 3 354 ozs. .25
3x4j4 inches. $ .05o^Hi S ' ^" ' ^-in.
V/2 ozs. .95
3A112 Soup Bowls,4I4-in. 2^-in
 CAMPING 33

B O Y SCOUT COOKING OUTFIT "PRESTON" MESS KIT

This outfit is not a boy's toy. T h e B o y Scouts A splendid little outfit for individual service afield.
created a large demand for a light, small cooking kit Consists of canteen, frying pan, stew pan, plate,
that could be used for day trips, so w e prepared the knife, fork and spoon. W h e n desired, plate locks
dies and carefully worked out a nesting scheme to over frying pan and makes an excellent baker.
supply fry pan, stew pan, covered pot, cup, fork and Canteen has removable felt jacket for keeping
spoon in small space. O u r famous "Miller" folding water cool, and entire outfit nests compactly and car-
handle is used on the fry pan. The material is the ries in canvas case, size, 954x6x4 inches, with shoul-
same as used in our large outfits, and when nested der straps. Canteen is of tin with attached stopper.
the whole kitfitsinside of a khaki carrying case, 354 Fry pan, stew pan and plate of aluminum. Plated
inches deep and 7 inches in diameter with shoulder knife, fork and spoon. Used extensively by the
strap. Weight of complete outfit is 134 pounds. A U. S. A r m y for foreign service and highly recom-
perfect outfit for a noonday meal on the stream, on mended.
short tramps, at the beach or to be carried when one 3A91 Full Size Canteen. Weight, 254 lbs. $6.00
is likely to be separated from the permanent camp. 3A92 Half Size Canteen. (Space for food).
Carries over the shoulder and is similar in shape Weight, 2 lbs 6.50
and weight to a canteen. A L U M I N U M FOLDING BAKERS
3A89 Complete, with case $1.50 Probably no
P O C K E T K O O K KIT one article ever
invented h a s
done so much to-
ward the com-
fort and conven-
ience of the camp
cook. They are
absolutely p e r -
fect bakers and
roasters, either
W h e n packed this entire outfit measures 2x354x854 with the open
inches and weighs only 31 ozs. The Outfit consists camp fire or the
of a folding broiler, racks which thrust into the camp stove, and
ground, a pair of frying pans with detachable their light weight,
handles (pansfittogether and form an airtight roast- together with the simple and compact manner in
ing or baking pan), a narrow pot and two drinking which they fold up for transportation, endears them
cups with detachable handles. All fold and nest to every' woodsman. They are simple in construc-
together, and there is room for forks, knives and tion, yet strong, and when folded, together with the
spoons, as well as for small portions of salt, pepper, pan, make only an inch in thickness. They will bake
tea, coffee or sugar. M a d e to easily carry in the the most delicate cakes and biscuit or roast meats,
pocket. A most compact small kit. fowl or fish better than a regular oven, and by mov-
3A1365 $2-00 ing them about, any degree of heat may be obtained
CAMP COFFEE PERCOLATOR at pleasure. Each baker has folding shelf attached
This percolator makes and comes with steel baking pan.
better and more palatable 3A100 Size of pan, 8x12 ins. Weight, com-
coffee than the regular pot, plete, 2 lbs $3.00
and should be in every cook 3A101 Size of pan, 8x18 ins. Weight, com-
set. Can be hung over open plete, 234 lbs 3.50
fire or used on stove in 3A102 Size of pan, 10x18 ins. Weight, com-
same manner as the house- plete, 5 lbs 5.00
hold percolator in general Bread Board, made of smooth pine
use. M a d e of hard metal, wood. Weight, 1'4, 2 and 254 lbs. .50
heavily nickel plated, and Canvas Carrying Case and Shoulder
will stand rough usage $4.00 Strap. Weight, 1 lb 1.50
.35
without damage. COMBINATION KNIFE AND FORK
3A95 2 pints. Weight, A most handy little contri-
3A96
3A97 4 327pints.
ozs Weight,$3.50
31
33 ozs.
ozs 4.50 inches.
handle
each
in
vance
point
3A98
Place
Weight,
the —point
and
vest
knife
of
Width,
practical
2the
ozs.
pocket.
press
and
slips
other
34 fork
inches.
together
Length,
and
and
inside
point
carries
good.
and
the
7?j
to
 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK
34 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO. 53-55-57
SALT—PEPPER—MUSTARD
FEATHERWEIGHT DUTCH OVEN SETS
So named because The three little porcelain pots are
of its lightness. W e mounted on a metal rod and held in
recommend this oven place by countersunk bottoms and cap
1 11 1 n
i—Itn'iillllll'IIJ'l'" Hi ''! I'H'k iHPI'ill'insa * Preference to the
is held tight by catch. In use the pots
J™HffllilillIfliWiiiiilliSiillililllllliPt h e a v i e r c a s t - i r o n style
r are swung apart and make a three-
<is^&!*JlliH i° traveling camp.
cup dish. Size (closed), VA inches
"~~ ^" Experience has shown
high Weight, 5J4 ozs.
that our modern sheet
3A56 $ -70
steel will do the Dutch
WOOD SALT SHAKER
oven trick. This oven
This shaker will keep the salt drier
consists of two open-shape sections, whichfitto-
than any other salt receptacle. Shaker
gether. In the bottom half is inserted a perforated
with screw top is watertight, but salt
shelf on which the foods to be baked or roasted are
will absorb moisture as quickly as it is
placed. The top half is then set into position and
exposed in any damp place. This sha-
hot coals are placed on top and heaped over around
ker is turned out of birch wood, and as
the sides. The two halves of this oven will nest so
the wood is not varnished or coated in
that very little room is required in the outfit, and
any way on the inside, it has a tendency
when not in use as an oven the two halves make ad-
to absorb moisture in the salt. W h e n
mirable pans for general use. M a d e from one piece
the top is removed itfitson the bottom
of pressed steel without joints or rivets.
of the shaker—it doesn't get lost. Weight, 154 ozs.
3A1354 Diameter, llj4-in.; depth, 6}4-in.;
3A121 <$ $-15
wgt., incl'd'g perforated shelf, 234 lbs. $ .90
FRICTION-TOP C A N S
DUTCH OVEN
Useful and desirable in a hun-
The old-fashioned
dred different ways. No. 3A1855
Dutch o v e n h a s
makes the best kind of holder for
n e v e r been sur-
salt, pepper, mustard, etc. No.
passed for outdoor
3A1856 is handy for carrying the
cooking and baking.
day's supply of tea, butter, etc.
M a d e of heavy pol-
No. 3A1857 makes the best con-
ish e d i r o n with
tainer for m a n y articles and for
sunken lid, so that
carrying small supplies ofPrice
tea, cof-
there is a hollow Order No. Diameter Depth
fee, chocolate, milk, etc. Nos.
top to receive hot'
3A1855 3A1855 and1 3A1856
2/8-in. -in. are stamped $ .05
coals. These ovens 3A1856 334-in.
from one piece1 -in.
of tin. No. 3A1857 .05
are extra deep, a s 3A1857
334-in.
is machine clamped.
554-in. .10
very necessary con- FRICTION-TOP TINS
sideration in roast-
The only practi-
ing and bread baking, and unlike the cheaper Dutch
cal utensil for car-
ovens have a bail for easy removal from the fire.
Order No. Diameter I Inches I Quarts I .„ . ,, rying and storing
This ovenTop will makeBotton first-class bread and
I Deep | Capacity biscuits and
| Weight
in camp such arti-
do the general10 baking 9 and
3A1343
other ovens.
vy2roasting accomplished
8 % lbs. $1.75 by
cles as lard, butter,
3A1344 12J4If its 11 weight 554
is not inconvenient,
14-% lbs. this
2.50 cottolene, etc. Also
heavy
3A1345iron 1354 style 115will be found 1754 lbs. Where
12 perfection. 3.00
6 for keeping dry
no stove is to be carried, you can roast and bake, in
P E Peverything
P E R MILLS tea, coffee, sugar,
one of these simple ovens, that a good
Grinds ordinary grain pepper in salt, matches, etc. Tops fit snugly, are absolutely
cook can prepare in a stove. watertight and easily removed.
any size desired. Imported French Both sizesfitthe 10-inch duffle
make, very best quality, hardwood bags.
andfinelyfinished. 3A1853 Diam., 8-in.; depth,
3A931 M a d e entirely of 3-in.; weight, 11 ounces..$.25
nickel qg..$2.00 3A1854 Diam., 8-in. ; depth,
3A932 M a d e of polished 6-in.; weight, 16 ounces.. .40
wood with nickel C O L L A P S I B L E M E A T SAFE
top % .75 Flies, the pest of the camp and
HOT WATER PLATE the despair of the cook, can be
M a d e of steel, heavily kept^ away from meat, fish and
re-tinned; double bottom provisions by the use of this safe.
filled with boiling water, by Suspended in the tent, or from
means of screw-cap, the the limb of a tree, it affords per-
best and only means of fect protection and yet leaves
keeping food hot for a everything free to the air. M a d e
considerable time in cold weather when eating out of of extra strong English bobbinet,
doors. Diameter, 834 inches; depth, 1J4 inches. which stands repeated washings.
Weight, 1254 ozs. Price $ .75 3A1729
in. diameter;
Size 36weight,
in. long,
8 oz.18$2.00
 CAMPING
AUTO TREKKING TEA BASKETS, LUNCH CASES AND REFRIGERATORS
Waterproof, Strong and Practical. Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction or M o n e y Refunded
TREKKING A U T O L U N C H KIT
TEA BASKET
For four persons. M a d e of three-ply veneered
basswood, covered with waterproof black enamel
duck.
Hardware, brass nickel plated. Sole leather cor-
ners, dust and water proof. R e d waterproof lining.
Contains four china cups and saucers, two nickel
boxes, four teaspoons, four napkins, two bottles for
liquids, nickel-plated teapot, with interior strainer.
Nickel-plated windshield and solid alcohol lamp,
with nickel-plated tray.
Size: 15x8x954. Weight, 11 lbs. 12 ozs.
3K7900 Price $25.00
TREKKING AUTO BASKET
For four persons. Willow basket covered with
patent leather black enamel duck, making it dust
and water proof.
Contains four each knives, forks, plates, napkins,
;and two tablespoons in cover. Washable lining.
Removable tray, containing lunch box, four nickel
ccups and compartments for two pint Thermos bottles.
Size: 1754x8x1154 inches. Weight, 12 lbs.
3K7901 Price $20.00
35
TREKKING AUTO L U N C H KIT
M a d e of three-ply veneeredfirst-qualitybasswood,
covered with heavy-grain black enamel waterproof
duck. Reinforced bottom. Handsome washable lin-
ing. Sole leather corners. Nickel-plated brass lock
and catches. Handle on top and straps for fasten-
ing to running board. For four people.
Size, 1554x12x9. Weight, 1254 lbs.
3K7902 Price $14.00
DROP FRONT TREKKING LUNCH KIT
For four persons. Nickel-plated brass lock and
snap. Sole leather corners. Contains four each
knives, forks, plates, napkins, two tablespoons, pep-
per and salt shaker, four cups, butter jar, large
nickel lunch box, and space forfirmlyholding in up-
right position three pint Thermos bottles.
Size, 12 inches long x 14 inches high x 834 inches
deep. Weight, 14 lbs.
3K7903 Price $20.00
S a m e box, m a d e a trifle larger, equipped for six
persons, and spring device for holding two quart
and one pint Thermos bottles.
3K7904 Price $25.00
36 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

A U T O T R E K K I N G T E A BASKETS, L U N C H CASES AND REFRIGERATORS

Waterproof, Strong and Practical. Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction or M o n e y Refunded
TREKKING AUTO LUNCH KIT TREKKING AUTO L U N C H KIT

For two. M a d e of three-ply best veneered basswood,

covered with black enamel waterproof duck. Con-
tains two knives, forks, large lunch box, two plates,
and compartments for two pint Thermos bottles.
Size, 1454x4;4xll inches. Weight, 5 lbs.
3K7905 Price
TREKKING AUTO REFRIGERATOR
$5.00
Contains six each knives, forks, plates and nap-
kins, and two serving spoons in cover.
Trayfittedwith large lunch box, butter jar, pepper
and salt shakers, four nickel cups, and compartments
for one pint and one quart Thermos bottles, and
one quart Thermos food jar. A large compartment
below tray in which any extras can be carried.
Size, 21x16x954 inches. Weight, 2054 lbs.
3K7909 Price $20.00
TREKKING RUNNING BOARD LUNCH KIT

B o x made of three-ply best veneered basswood,

covered with black enameled waterproof duck.
Metal frame, strongly reinforced. Sole leather cor-
ners. Carrying handle and strap. Large watertight
compartment for cracked ice, which will keep con-
tents cold for 24 hours; and spaces for four quart
bottles and lunch.
3K7906 Size, 18x13x17 ins. Weight, 24 lbs. $15.00
REFRIGERATOR LUNCH KIT

For six persons. M a d e offirstquality three-ply

Case made of best 3-ply veneered basswood, cov-
ered with extra heavy black enameled waterproof
duck; steel frame,fittedinside with galvanized cov-
ered box with a tight interior compartment for hold-
ing ice. T w o large open compartments where eat-
ables and drinkables can be kept cold for 24 hours.
Five each knives, forks, plates, napkins, and two
serving spoons in cover.
Size, 2254x13x15 inches. Weight,Price.
17 lbs.
. $23.00
3K7907 Equipped for 5 persons Price. . 27.00
3K7908 Equipped for 8 persons
veneered basswood, covered with heavy grain water-
proof black enameled duck. Sole leather corners
riveted on. Catches and locks nickel-plated brass.
Steel frame. Water and dust proof. Contains six
each knives, forks, plates, napkins and two serving
spoons in cover, with tray containing large lunch
box, six enameled cups, pepper and salt shakers,
butter jar, compartments for one pint and one quart
Thermos bottles. Tray lifts. Large compartment
in bottom for extras. Handle on top. Anchors on
side and straps for fastening to running board.
W w J S i S | x l 2 x 9 ^ i n c h « . Weight, 18 lbs.
Note: Price does not include Thermos bottles.
Bottles are extra.
 CAMPING 37

PROVISIONS
From " C A M P C O O K E R Y , " By Horace Kephart
Printed by permission of Outing Publishing Co.
W e would advise anyone interested in Camp Cookery or Woodcraft to purchase these books by
Horace Kephart. They arefilledwith valuable and very necessary information for all campers and
hunters.
No. 3A1975 "Camp Cookery," cloth binding ffg $.70
N o . 3A1974 "The
PROVISIONS Book of Camping and Woodcraft,"
Acids cloth bindingLight ^£ 1.50
Heavy
"The table gives four distinct estimates of food re- Summer Winter Summer Winter
(pt) 1
quired by four m e n in two weeks, graded according Vinegar
as they travel light or heavy, in warm weather or in Pickles (2dz.)

cold. The quantities will suffice without counting Lemons

on game orfish.The difference between 'light' andCitric acid (c. p., cryst).. 54 54
Lbs 54
'heavy' is chiefly due to fresh potatoes and canned
Fruits, etc.
goods."
Evap. apples, apricots. 3
RATION LISTS, FOUR MEN, TWO WEEKS
Raisins, dates,figs....2
(56 R A T I O N S )
C a n n e d blackberries, (13
Light Heavy 04 cans) 24
cranberries, pineapple
Summer Winter Summer Winter
Shelled nuts, or nut but-
Meats, etc.
ter 2
Salt pork 10 lbs. 10 lbs.
Bacon 12 lbs. 12 10 lbs. 10 Lbs 7 31 31
Ham 5 5 5 5 Condiments
Dried beef or fish 3 3 3 3 Salt (if allowing for
Canned meats 4 4 curing skins, etc., 2 2 2
Canned fish 4 4 take 10 lbs.) 2 3Z. 1 oz. 1 oz. 1 oz.
1 OZ. 1 oz. 1 oz. 1 oz.
Beef extract 54 54 54 '54 Pepper (white) 1
Ibot. Ibot.
Concentrated soups.... 2 2 2 2 Cayenne or chili 1 oz Ibot. Ibot.
Desiccated eggs 2 2 2 2 Worcestershire sauce.. Ibot. Ibot.
Butter 6 6 6 6 Olive oil 54 pt 54 pt.
2 Tomato catchup Ibot. Ibot.
Cheese 2
1254 125
Lard 3 3 3 3 Brandy
Lbs
Powdered milk 37354 47 3J4 54 64 Mustard
or Evaporated (28 smallLight Heavy Sage, celery seed, nut-
Bread, etc.
cans) Summer Winter Summer Winter meg, cloves, cinna-
Fresh bread 5 lbs. 5 lbs. mon, Lbs. ginger, curry 254 254
24 lbs. 20 20 Heavy
Wheat flour 24 lbs 10 5 10 powder Light
x
Corn meal 5 5 5 5 Summer Winter Summer Winter
Rice 5 2 2 2 Total lbs 119 138 217 233
Rolled oats 2
2 2 2 Per man, per day. . . 254 254 3^4 454
1 1 1 "Meat of any kind will quickly mould or spoil
Grits 2 154 1 1
Macaroni 1 if packed in tins from which air is not exhausted.
Baking powder 15^ 45 4: 41 46 Put pork, bacon, or h a m in loose cheesecloth bags
Lbs MA that can be hung up in camp, and pack them in
30<»bu-> 30 parchment paper for transit; so also cheese. Flour,
Vegetables 5 5 5 meal, cereals, vegetables, and dried fruits go in stout
Potatoes (fresh) 5 5
Onions (fresh) 5 c n
bags. Ordinary flour sacks are too weak, and wet
10(- ' >10 through too easily. Salt, as it draws moisture, is
Carrots (fresh) 4 0

Tomatoes (canned) . .. 6 4 6 best carried in a wooden box or screw-top wooden

2 2 2 mailing tubes; butter, coffee, tea, sugar, jam, etc.,
Dehydrated vegetables. 4 3
4 3 3 in pry-up tin cans. Label everything plainly. * * *
Beans
Split peas 2 20 59 61 FIRES
Canned baked beans.. 3 "The success of outdoor cookery depends largely
Lbs. 18 4 4 4 upon h o w the fire is built and h o w it is managed.
Beverages 1 1 1 * % ^
Coffee (roasted, gr'd) 4 1 1 1 "Often a good bed of coals is wanted. The camp-
Tea •x fire generally supplies these, but sometimes they are
Chocolate, unsweetened 1 needed in a hurry, soon after camp is pitched. T o
Lbs 6 10 5 5 get them, take sound hardwood, either green or dead,
Sweets 3 (1 qt.) 6 and split it into sticks of uniform thickness (say 154
Sugar (granulated)... 8 5 5 inch face). Lay down two bed-sticks, cross these
Syrup ••••• 16 near the ends with two others, and so on up until
10 13
Jelly, jam, marmalade. you have a pen a foot high. Start afirein this pen.
Lbs. 8 Then cover it with a layer of parallel sticks laid an
inch
angles,
down
draftapart.
to
will
and
coals
make
so
Cross
together.
upward
athis
roaring
with
for fire,
another
a similar
andfoot.
layer
all will
The
at right
burn
free
 38 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

DRESSING A N D K E E P I N G G A M E AND Frying

FISH " D o not try to fry over aflamingfireor a deep bed
"It is c o m m o n practice to hang deer by gambrels of coals; the grease would likely burn and catch
with the head d o w n ; but, when hung head up, the aflame. Rake a thin layer of coals out in front of
animal is easier to skin, easier to butcher, drains thefire;or, for a quick meal, m a k e yourfireof small
better, and does not drip blood and juices over the dry sticks, no thicker than your finger; boil water
neck and head, which you m a y want to have mounted for your coffee over the flame, and then fry over the
for a trophy. Dried blood is very hard to remove quickly formed coals."
from hair or fur. If the skin is stripped off from Broiling
rear to head it will be hard to grain. "Fresh meat that is tender enough to escape the
"The more c o m m o n w a y of skinning a deer, when boiling pot or the braising oven should either be
the head is not wanted for mounting, is to hang it broiled or roasted before a bed of clear, hard coals.
up by one hind leg and begin skinning at the hock, Both of these processes preserve the characteristic
* peeling the legs, then the body, andfinallythe neck, flavor of the meat and add that piquant, aromatic-
then removing the head with skin on (for baking in bitter 'taste of thefire'which no pan nor oven can
a hole), after which the carcass is swung by both impart. Broil w h e n you are in a hurry, but w h e n
legs, and is eviscerated. * * * * * * * * * you have leisure for a good job, roast your meat,
"Venison keeps a long time without curing, if the basting it frequently with drippings from the pan be-
climate is cool and dry. T o cure a deer's ham, hang low, so as to keep the surface moist andflexibleand
it up by the shank, divide the muscles just above the insure that precise degree of browning which de-
hock, and insert a handful of dry salt. T h e meat of lights a gourmet."
the deer tribe gets more tender and better flavored Roasting
the longer it is hung up. In w a r m weather dust flour "Build a rather large fire of split hardwood (soft
all over a haunch or saddle of venison, sew it up in woods are useless) against a high backlog or wall of
a loose bag of cheesecloth, and hang it in a shady rocks which will reflect the heat forward. Sear the
place where there is a current of air. It will keep outside of the roast (not a bird or fish) in clear
sweet for several weeks, if there is no crevice in the flames until outer layer of albumen is coagulated.
bag through which insects can penetrate. Ordinarily Then skewer thin slices of pork to upper end; hang
it is best not to salt meat, for salt draws the juices. roast before fire and close to it by a stout wet cord;
Bear meat, however, requires m u c h salt to cure it— turn frequently; catch drippings in pan or green-
more than any other game animal. Hornaday rec- bark trough, and baste with them."
o m m e n d s the following recipe for curing venison:— Braising
The proportions of the mixture I use are: "Tough meat is improved bv braising in a Dutch
Salt.. 3 lbs., oven, or a covered pot or saucepan. This process lies
Allspice 4 tablespoonfuls, between baking and frying. It is pre-eminently the
Black Pepper 5 tablespoonfuls, way to cook bear meat, venison shoulders and rounds.
all thoroughly mixed. Put the meat in the oven or pot with about two
* * * * * * * inches of hot water in the bottom, and a bit of bacon
"To keep fish in camp: scale, clean, and behead or pork (but not for bear). A d d some chopped
them; then string them by a cord through their tails onion, if desired, for seasoning. Cover and cook
and hang them, head down, in a shady, dry, breezy aboutfifteenminutes to the pound. A half hour be-
place. Never use fish that have been lying in the fore the meat is done, season it with salt and pepper.
sun or that have begun to soften. Ptomaine poison- "The gravy is m a d e by pouring the grease from
ing works in a mysterious but effectual way. the pot, adding a little water and salt, and rubbing
"To dry fish for future use: split them along the flour into it gradually with a spoon."
back, remove the backbones and entrails, salt the GAME
fish and hang them up on a frame over a smudge un- "The following additional details are supplementary
til they are well smoked. Or, make a trough by to what has gone before, and presuppose a careful
hewing out a softwood log, place the split fish in reading of the preceding pages.
this, and cover them with a weak brine for one or " G a m e and all other kinds of fresh meat should be
two nights. M a k e a conical bark tepee on a tripod, hung up till thev have bled thoroughly and have
suspend thefishin it, and dry and smoke them over cooled through and through—thev are tenderer and
a small fire for three days and nights. better after they have hung several days. Venison
"To ship rabbits, squirrels, etc.: do not skin them, especially is tough until it has hung a week. In no
but remove the entrails, wipe the insides perfectly case cook meat until the animal heat has left it- if
dry, wrap in paper, and pack them back down. you do,,it is likely to sicken you. This does not ap-
"Never pack birds or fish in straw or grass with- ply to fish. Frozen meat orfishshould be thawed in
out ice, for in d a m p or w a r m weather this will heat very cold water and then cooked immediately—warm
or sweat them. D o not let them freeze, as they will water would soften it and steal its flavor.
quickly spoil after thawing. Food in a bird's crop " G a m e Pot P i e — T a k e 54 teaspoonful baking
soon sours; the crop should be removed. powder to 54 pint offlour,sift together, and add a
"To preserve birds in w a r m weather for shipment: teaspoonful lard or butter by rubbing it in, also a
draw them, wash the inside perfectly clean, dry pinch of salt. M a k e a soft biscuit dough 'of this
thoroughly, and then take pieces of charcoal from handling as little as possible and being careful not
thefireplace,wrap them in a thin rag, andfillthe to mix too thin. Roll into a sheet and cut into strips
"The main
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putrefaction."
and characteristic "CAMPflavor."
COOKERY" game and have sliced some potatoes.
B y Horace Kephart " W h e n the meat is within one-half hour of beine
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vegetables, another of dough, and so on until the pot FISH

is nearly full, topping off with dough. Pour the hot "Fish, Broiled—If a broiling iron is used,firstrub
broth over this, cover tightly, and boil one-half hour, it with fat bacon to prevent fish from sticking to it.
without lifting the pot cover, which, by admitting In broiling large fish, remove the head, split d o w n
cold air, would m a k e the dough 'sad.' Parsley helps the back instead of tbe belly, and lay on the broiler
the pot, w h e n you can get it." with strips of bacon or pork laid across. Broil over
SQUIRRELS a rather moderate bed of coals so that the inside will
Squirrels, Fried—Unless they are young, parboil cook done. Small fish are best broiled quickly over
them gently for 54 hour in salted water. Then fry in ardent coals. They need not have heads removed.
butter or pork grease until brown. A dash of curry " W h e n done, sprinkle with salt and pepper, spread
powder w h e n frying is begun improves them, unless with butter (unless you have used bacon), and hold
you dislike curry." again over fire until butter melts."
"Squirrels, Broiled—Use only young ones. Soak FISH C H O W D E R
in cold salted water for an hour, wipe dry, and broil "Cut thefishinto pieces the right size for serving,
over the coals with a slice of bacon laid over each and remove all the bones possible. For 5 or 6 lbs. of
squirrel to baste it." fish take 34 lb. clear fat salt pork, slice it, and fry
POSSUM moderately. Slice two good-sized onions and fry in
"Stick him, and hang him up to bleed until morn- the fat. H a v e ready ten potatoes, pared and sliced.
ing. A tub is halffilledwith hot water (not quite Into your largest pot pla first a layer offish,then
scalding) into which drop the possum and hold him one of potatoes, then some of the fried onion, with
by the tail until the hair will strip. Take him out, pepper, salt, and a littleflour,then a slice or two of
lay him on a plank, and pull the hair out with your the pork. Repeat these alternate layers until all has
fingers. Draw, clean, and hang him up to freeze for been used. Then pour the fat from the frying-pan
two or three nights. Then place him in a 5-gallon over all. Cover the whole with boiling water, and
kettle of cold water, into which throw two pods of cook from twenty to thirty minutes, according to
red pepper. Parboil for one hour in this pepper- thickness of fish. Five or ten minutes before serv-
water, which is then thrown out and the kettle re- ing, split some hard crackers and dip them in cold
filled with fresh water, wherein he is boiled one hour.water (or use stale bread or biscuits similarly), add
"While this is going on, slice and steam some sweet them to the chowder, and pour in about a pint of hot
potatoes. Take the possum out, place him in a large milk.
Dutch oven, sprinkle him with black pepper, salt, and "The advantage offirstfrying the pork and onion
a pinch or two of sage. A dash of lemon will do no is that the fish need not then be cooked overdone,
harm. Pack sweet potatoes around him. Pour a which is the case in chowders started with raw pork
pint of water into the oven, put the lid on, and see in the bottom of the kettle and boiled."
that it fits tightly. Bake slowly until brown and BREADSTUFFS
crisp. Serve hot, without gravy." "Wheat Bread and Biscuits—When baking
BIRDS powder is used, the secret of good bread is to handle
" G a m e Birds, Fried—Birds for frying should be the dough as little as possible. After adding the
be cut in convenient pieces, parboiled until tender in water, mix as rapidly as you can, not with the w a r m
a pot with enough water to cover, then removed, hands, but with a big spoon or a wooden paddle. T o
saving the liquor. Sprinkle with salt, pepper, and knead such bread, or roll it much, or even to mould
flour (this for the sake of the gravy), fry in melted biscuits by hand instead of cutting them out, would
pork fat, take out w h e n done, then stir into the fry- surely make your baking 'sad.' A s soon as water
ing fat one-half cupful dry flour till a dark brown, touches theflour,the baking powder begins to give
add parboiling liquor, bring to a boil, put game in off gas. It is this gas, imprisoned in the dough, that
dish, and pour gravy over it, or serve with one of makes bread light. Squeezing or moulding presses
the sauces described below. this gas out. T h e heat of the hand.* turns such
" G a m e Birds, Broiled—Split them up the back, dough into T o m Hood's 'putty.'
broil over the coals, and baste with a piece of pork "Biscuit L o a f — T h i s is a standard c a m p bread,
on tined stick held over them. Fillets of ducks or because it bakes quickly. It is good so long as it is
other large birds m a y be sliced off and impaled on hot, but it dries out soon and will not keep. For
sticks with thin slices of pork. four m e n :
" G a m e Birds, Fricasseed—Any kind of bird m a y 3 pints flour,
be fricasseed as follows: Cut it into convenient 3 heaping teaspoonfuls baking powder,
pieces, parboil them in enough water to cover; when 1 heaping teaspoonful salt,
tender, remove from the pot and drain. Fry two or 2 heaping tablespoonfuls cold grease,
three slices of pork until brown. Sprinkle the pieces 1 scant pint cold water,
of bird with salt, pepper, andflour,and fry to a dark "Amount of water varies according to quality of
brown in the pork fat. Take up the bird, and stif flour. Baking powders vary in strength; follow di-
into the frying fat half a cup, more or less, of dry rections on can."
flour, stirring until it becomes a dark brown; then MIXING D O U G H
pour over it the liquor in which the bird was boiled "To Mix Dough Without a Pan—When bark
(unless it was afish-eater),and bring the mixture to will peel, use a broad sheet of it (paper birch, bass-
a boil. Put the bird in a hot dish, and pour gravy wood, poplar, cottonwood, slippery elm, etc.) It is
over it. easy to m i x unleavened dough in the sack offlourit-
" T o C o o k a Large Bird in a Hurry—Slice off self. Stand the latter horizontally where it can't fall
several fillets from the breast; impale them, with over. Scoop a bowl-shaped depression in top of
slices of pork, on a green switch; broil over the flour. Keep the right hand moving round while you
coals. pour in a little water at a time from a vessel held
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Cover the pot closely, bring to the bubbling point, W h e n the meat has boiled to a rag, remove the
and then simmer gently until the meat begins to be bones. Thicken the soup with a piece of butter
tender. Then add whatever vegetables you have, rubbed to a smooth paste inflour.Season to taste."
HELPS FOR THE HUNGRY
The following simple recipes will enable anyone to prepare a variety of wholesome dishes over the camp
fire. All quantities are calculated for four persons.
Coffee.—Have the coffee groundfine,place eight spoonful of sugar, then cover with warm water;
heaping dessertspoonfuls in a hot coffee pot, add place a piece of thin cloth over the top and force on
two quarts of boiling water and set beside the firethe lid. A hole has already been dug in the ground
for a few minutes. Never boil coffee. one foot deep and one foot in diameter in which a
Tea—Place four heaping teaspoonfuls of tea in fire has been burning for several hours and stones
a hot pot, add two quarts of boiling water, set beside made hot. Scrape out the ashes, coals and stones,
thefirefor a few minutes. Never boil tea. put in the pot of prepared beans, pack and cover
Chocolate.—Make a paste with two heaping des- with the hot coals and stones and cover all with
sertspoonfuls of milk powder and eight dessert- earth. Leave for eight or ten hours, and in case of
spoonfuls of chocolate and a little water; add two rain cover with bark. This is as delicious a dish as
quarts of boiling water and sweeten to taste. is known to woodsmen. A piece of venison added
Biscuit.—Place two pints offlourin bread pan, with the pork makes an acceptable variety. A pinch
add two heaping teaspoonfuls of baking powder, one of dried onion is excellent.
level teaspoonful of salt, some cold pork fat the size Julienne—Julienne is a mixture of vegetables
of an egg and thoroughly mix while dry; add six cut in strips and dried. It supplies the vegetable
heaping dessertspoonfuls of evaporated milk and acids craved by the human system. It may be used
cold water enough to make as soft a dough as can as a plain vegetable in a soup or in a stew. For a
be rolled on the bread-board, which has been pre- vegetable soak a cup of Julienne an hour, drain and
viously sprinkled with flour. Roll about one-half boil with two quarts of water and one level tea-
inch thick and cut into convenient pieces with knife. spoonful of salt until tender; drain and serve with
Place in the greased pan, place the pan in the rack plain seasoning or with white sauce.
of the baker before the fire. Bake until a fork Stew—Place the cup of Julienne in two quarts
inserted in a biscuit shows no dough when with- of boiling water, add one dessertspoonful of rice, one
drawn. dessertspoonful of lentils, a pinch of onion and a
Bread.—Make the same as biscuit only thin half teaspoonful of salt; boil one-half hour, repla-
enough with cold water to pour into a pan and bake cing water as it boils away, and add two pounds of
in the same manner. This will make two panfuls. venison, moose, rabbit, or of any meat or fowl; use
Oatmeal.—To two quarts of boiling water add marrow bones if possible and a little pork for sea-
one teaspoonful of salt, then add while stirring two soning, boil one hour, and if desired thicken when
cups of oatmeal and boil for ten minutes. done with a paste made of one dessertspoonful of
White Sauce.—Take a piece of butter the size flour and some of the liquor from the stew. A stew
of an egg, melt slowly in the fry-pan and stir in thor-is cooked best by slowly boiling, and there is less
oughly one heaping dessertspoonful of flour until danger of scorching. W h e n taking off thefireadd
perfectly smooth; add one-half teaspoonful of salt, four Bouillon Capsules.
one-quarter teaspoonful of pepper, a mixture of six Pot Roast—Parboil Julienne and other vege-
heaping dessertspoonfuls of evaporated milk and one tables the same as for a stew; add the meat, cover
cup of hot water. Mix thoroughly while boiling. the pot as when baking beans and put it into a pre-
Serve with boiled fish. pared bean hole and leave the same as baked beans.
Corn Bread.—Place one pint of flour and one Season with pepper and mustard as desired.
pint of corn meal in the bread pan, add two heaping Lentils—Wash one cup of lentils in cold water,
teaspoonfuls of baking powder, one level teaspoonful drain and put in two cups of boiling water. Add a
of salt, two dessertspoonfuls of dried egg, one level teaspoonful of salt. Boil one-half hour or un-
teaspoonful of sugar and cold pork fat the size of an til done, drain and serve with pepper, salt and but-
egg. Mix thoroughly while dry. Add six heaping ter to taste.
dessertspoonfuls of evaporated milk and cold water Rice Griddle Cakes—In the recipe for griddle
enough to make a thick batter, stir until well mixed cakes substitute one pint of cold boiled rice for one
and pour into the greased pan; place the pan in the pint of flour and proceed as for griddle cakes. Cold
rack of the baker and the baker before thefire.Bake boiled potatoes, oatmeal or hasty pudding may be
until a fork inserted in the bread shows no dough used in the same manner. If convenient save water
when withdrawn. This makes two panfuls. in which rice is boiled to make griddle cakes.
Griddle Cakes—Place two pints offlourin bread Boiled Rice—Thoroughly wash and rinse one cup
pan, add two heaping, teaspoonfuls of baking pow- of rice in cold water, drain and place in at least two
der, one level teaspoonful of salt, two dessertspoon- quarts of boiling water in an uncovered pot add two
fuls of dried egg, and thoroughly mix dry. Add six teaspoonfuls of salt and boil hard fromfifteento
heaping dessertspoonfuls of evaporated milk and twenty minutes, adding water as it boils away un
cold water enough to make a batter about the con- til done. N e w rice boils more quickly than old
sistency of very thick cream or until it pours from test by tasting. W h e n done drain and set on the fire
the mixing spoon a continuous stream. Be careful to dry. If convenient save the water for soup stews
not to make the batter too thin. Fry in the fry-pan, or griddle cakes. '
kept greased with a piece of pork fat held on a fork. Hasty Pudding—Add one-half teaspoonful of
Baked Beans—Wash two cups of beans and par- salt Potatoes—Take
to one quart oftwoboiling
cups
water,
of dried
and spotatoes
tir in slowlv
and
boil until when placed on a fork or spoon and blown put one into
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while boiling three minutes, add two dessert tea- P o r k — P o r k is mostly used for its fat and as a
spoonfuls of evaporated milk, butter, salt and pepper flavoring in soups, stews, etc. It should be washed
to taste, and you will have as delicious mashed pota- in boiling water to remove salt and fried slowly in
toes as can be had from fresh and with m u c h less a pan.
trouble. Dried potatoes have great advantage over
Gravy — Melt a dessertspoonful of pork or
fresh; they are one-twelfth the weight, need no
bacon fat in the fry-pan, rub in a dessertspoonful
preparation, till waste is eliminated, they do not
of flour until smooth and browned. Then add two
sprout or rot, and no amount of freezing will injure
cups of boiling water and a dash of pepper.
them.
Potato C a k e s — P r e p a r e the potatoes as above. B e a n Soup — Soak two cups of beans over
M i x in one dessertspoonful of flour, moisten slight- night. Boil in two quarts of water, add one-half
ly, pat into cakes, sprinkle with flour and fry in teaspoonful of salt, a pinch of dried onion, several
pork fat. dashes of pepper, a little mustard, half a cup of salt
Toasted Biscuit—Left over biscuit cut open and pork diced. Boii three hours or until the beans are
slightly moistened, placed in the broiler and toasted cooked to pieces. A d d water as it boils away, to
over hot coals, makes a very acceptable dish. keep the required quantity. Cooking m a y be has-
Roast M e a t — P r e p a r e a piece of meat, say six tened by frequent stirring and mashing the beans
pounds, by removing bone and surplus fat and tis- against the pot. If the skin of the beans is objec-
sue.. Place in pan of baker or oven and cover the tionable, strain; but this sacrifices food value.
bottom of pan with water. Place several strips of Dope—Place a pound of diced salt pork in the
sliced pork over the meat, sprinkle well with flour, fry pan with water and boil one minute. Pour off
pepper and salt. If meat is a little strong or the water and dry the pork until nearly brown.
"gamey," a few slices of onion or a sprinkling of R e m o v e the pieces and rub into the hot fat three
dried onions will enhance the flavor. Cook until dessertspoonfuls of flour, a little pepper, allowing
brown upon one side, basting frequently with the the flour to cook in the fat without browning.
gravy from the pan, then turn and brown on the W h e n perfectly smooth, add one quart of water in
other side, basting- as before. which twelve dessertspoonfuls of evaporated milk
S o u p — T a k e about four pounds of the lower have been dissolved. Slowly bring to a boil, stirring
leg bones of deer, moose, caribou, sheep, goat, elk, constantly; add the pork scrap and serve.
etc. Crack the bones thoroughly so that the marrow This sauce is a palatable way of serving pork, is a
will run out. Place all in a large pot, add about good substitute for butter, and is particularly good
two pounds of meat cut in small pieces, a large with griddle cakes.
handful of Julienne, and one of rice, a teaspoonful Boiled Partridge—Prepare in convenient pieces
of salt, some pepper and a few pieces of pork and four pounds of partridge. Boil slowly in two quarts
four quarts of water. Boil slowly until meat is of water and add a teaspoonful of salt, a little
shredded, then add water to m a k e desired quantity Julienne, a pinch of dried onion and two dashes of
necessary. pepper,fillingup with water as it boils away. In
Muskrat — Skin and clean thoroughly four about an hour, when nearly done, which can be
muskrats, being particular not to rupture m u s k or ascertained by sticking a fork into the meat, add
gall sac. Take the hind legs and saddles, place in eight pieces of biscuit dough, each about the size
pot with a little water, a little Julienne, salt and of an egg, and boil briskly for twenty minutes, or
pepper and a few slices of pork or bacon. Simmer until done.
slowly over fire until half done. R e m o v e to baker, Scalloped Fish—Boil four pounds of fish until
place water from pot in the baking pan and cook it will flake. Prepare a sauce as follows: Melt a
until done, basting frequently. This will be found piece of butter the size of an egg, add one heaping
to be a most toothsome dish. dessertspoonful of flour and stir until perfectly
Rabbits—Skin and clean t w o rabbits. Re- smooth, taking care not to let it brown. A d d two
m o v e and throw away the head. Cut over the legs cups of water in which have been dissolved six
through body joint. Cut the back into three pieces. dessertspoonfuls of evaporated milk, one-half tea-
Place in a pot with a little Julienne some pepper spoonful of salt and a little pepper, stirring con-
and salt and parboil. T o fry, remove from pot, stantly until it comes to a boil. Place theflakedfish
sprinkle with flour and fry in either butter or lard. in a serving-pan, cover with sauce and place in the
T o roast, place in bake pan, spread a slice of pork reflecting baker before a hotfire,and brown.
on each piece and roast until done, basting fre- Cooking in C l a y — A n excellent w a y to cook
quently. T o stew, leave in the pot, add a tablespoon- birds and fish, where clay can be had, is to cover
ful of rice, the same of beans and of Julienne, and the bird, unplucked and undrawn, with a coating of
a teaspoonful of dried onions.. Boil until the meat clay two inches or more thick. Place in a hot fire
separates from the bones, adding water so that the and cover with hot coals. In about an hour, when
pieces of meat are always covered. the clay is baked hard, crack it open lengthwise and
T u r t l e s — T h e turtle family must be distin- take out the meat. The skin and feathers will remain,
guished from the tortoise. W e believe all of the adhering to the clay; open the bird and drop out
turtle family are edible and some of the tortoise the entrails. Fish m a y be done in the same way.
family, too. This method is equally good with birds and fish
Kill the turtle or turtles by placing in a pot of previously cleaned.
boiling water. R e m o v e and cool until it can be It must be remembered that boiling and stewing
handled. Lay on its back and with an axe crack 'produce better and quicker results if done in a
the joint of the bottom shell where it joins the side closely covered pot. Also boiling at a high altitude
of the top shell. Pull off bottom shell and remove requires m u c h more time than at sea level, and for
the entrails and gall bladder. Cut off the head and convenience and saving of time those foods requir-
skin the legs, removing toes and also the outer cov- ing boiling which cook at lower temperatures should
ering of shell. be chosen for mountain trips. In making high
Place in left
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fresh hot ascents food previously boiled should be carried, for
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are they can then be easily made w a r m and ready for
42 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

EVAPORATED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

O n e of the most difficult problems the camper has to solve is that of providing fruits and vegetables
which are necessary to his diet from a point of health. In the Dehydro process the water is extracted
without impairing theflavor,color or food value of the product. They are easily prepared by adding
water, allowing to stand for a short time and then cooking in the regular way. They have been thor-
oughly tried out and adopted for use in the United States Navy. Packed in two size tins as listed below.
The ratios given below mean that one pound of these Dehydro fruits or vegetables after water is
added and they are cooked, represent as much food and nourishment as the fresh, in the ratio given—
Ga Ion Tins,5JAXO%X9SLI
Small Cans
for instance, one pound of Dehydro Strawberries is equal
Portions, Price to sixteen pounds of fresh
Portions strawberries.
Net Wt. Lbs. Price
Ratio Dehydro 5 sauce 10c 150 to 170 2 $2.55
Name to Fresh 5 sauce 20c 120 to 135 2 5.80
Cranberries 1 to 10 5 sauce 15c 175 to 200 .4 6.00
Strawberries 1 to 16 5 sauce 15c 150 to 160 3 5.85
6 15c 30 to 35 2 .65
Blueberries 1 to 7 4 1.20
6 to 7 15c 60 to 75
Raspberries 1 to 7 10 to 12 10c 275 to 300 2 2.10
Potatoes (sliced) 1 to 7 5 stewed 10c 100 to 125 2 1.25
Potatoes (riced) 1 to 7 5 10c 80 to 90 4 1.70
Soup Vegetables 1 to 18 6 15c 95 to 105 154 2.20
95 to 110 5 1.65
Onions 1 to 13 4 to 5 15c 35 to 40 34 1.00
Sweet Corn 1 to 12 6 10c 70 to 90 154 1.05
Sliced Beans 1 to 14 6 10c 120 to 135 3 1.50
Peas 1 to 7 6 10c 115 to 125 VA • 1.55
Spinach 1 to 19 IMPORTED F R E N C H JULIENNE
•Cabbage 1 to 18 Julienne consists of a mixture of vegetables cut in
Carrots (cubed) 1 to 13 strips and evaporated; much used in stews and
Rhubarb (pie plant) 1 to 25 soups and as a vegetable dish. Put up in packages,
PEMMICAN 254x254x6 inches; weighing 54 lb. each.
This pemmican is the result of long and careful 3A1824 Per package $ .25
effort on the part of Admiral Peary to devise a C O N G O U C O M P R E S S E D T E A T A B L E T S
food which would contain the greatest possible nutri- Undoubtedly the best compressed tea on the
tive and sustaining qualities for m e n under severe market—guaranteed to be pure and uncolored and
physical strain, in the smallest possible bulk. It is is recommended by the highest medical authorities.
3A1793
a compound 54 lb. can.meat and beef suet with
of lean $ .40a This method of packing tea has the great advantage
3A1798 J4 lb.
small amount can.
of sweetening added to make the food .75 of an enormous saving in weight and bulk. It is
palatable,1 especial
3A1799 lb. can.
care being
B E E Ftaken
CUBES
1.40 also much more economical and reduces waste in
to avoid rich-
"STEERO"
ness, or such a pronounced Supplied
taste as toindisagree with camp, as each tablet is of proper size and there is
compressed
delicate digestion, or create monotony. Eaten as isno guesswork.
cube form only, highly
or stewed in water. 3A1847 J4 lb. package containing 16 Tablets
seasoned, of excellent fla-
(each tablet makes 6 cups of tea) . . $ .25
vor. Put up in 254 oz. tin
TABLOID TEA
box of 12 cubes. One cube
3A1827 Per T w o tablets equal one large cup of tea. Put up
equals one cup of broth. $ .35
in close-fitting tin boxes, flat, for convenience in
box $ .35
packing. .60
ARMY BREAD
3A1849 English Breakfast Flavor, boxes of
The standard "Hard Tack" of U. S. A r m y and
100 tablets
Navy rations. M a d e from whole wheat and will
3A1850 Special Blend, finest selected teas,
keep indefinitely. In 5-lb. sealed tins only.
boxes of 100 tablets '
3A1830 Per tin $.75
tain GEO. W A S H I N G T O N C O F F E E
BORDEN'S "PEERLESS" E V A P O R A T E D
MILK from pureIn Powder and Crystal Form
coffee.
The very
3A1841 best form of concentrated coffee ever
Powder,
Borden's evaporated milk is perfection. It is pre-
put on sale—there
cups of is absolutely no trouble in making $ .30
pared from pure, rich milk, condensed to the $con- .05 3A1899
up a mostCrystals,
delicious cup of coffee. Does not con-
sistency of cream, put up without sugar and pre- $ .45
chicory
cups or of any other adulterant—made only
served by sterilization onlv.
Directions on each can.
3A1834 8 oz. tin
each can sufficient for 25
" D E H Y D R O " C R E A M SOUPS
coffee
These soups are perfection in
each can sufficient for 35 $ .45
purity and flavor and require only
coffee .15
the addition of water and cook-
W H O L E MILK P O W D E R
ing for a few minutes. They
Whole Milk Powder is milk free from preserva-
come in powder form, packed in
tives or adulteration and reduced to powder, per-
hermetically sealed tin cans, 234x3
fectly soluble in water. Full directions on can
inches and make 1 quart of de- 3A1839 4 oz. can.
3A1836 1 lb. can
licious rich soup. Full directions
3A1837 4 oz. can \\\
on each Potatoes.
Celery with Rice, Onions,
3A1825
Mixed label.
Vegetables,
Varieties:
Per
Peas,
canSpinach,
Beans,
$ .15 3A1838
eggs
egg.
Oneand
Full
pound
1one
directions
lb.of
tablespoonful
can
powder
E G GonPis
can.
Oequal
WisDthe
Eto
Requivalent
four dozenoffresh
«j.40
one
 CAMPING 43

PACKING
It can hardly be said that packing is one of the joys of a camper's life, for the trials and tribulatio
of the portage are m a n y and varied. Still, it must be classed among the "necessary evils," inasmuch as
its burdensome travail goes a long w a y toward accentuating, by contrast, the quiet content of the peace-
ful camp or thefiercejoy of conquering the wilderness and writing, perhaps, one's name upon a virgin
page. T h e toil and terror of the portage and trail is, of course, greatest to him w h o is most poorly
equipped. Packing under the conditions which w e encounter in our native wilderness can be divided into
two classes—the "carry" or portage pack which must be swung upon the camper's back for fairly short
hauls, and the horse pack. T h e duffle bag, pack basket, and the specially made up or designed pack re-
ceptacle with harness, constitute the most practical forms of h u m a n carrying. These vary in style ac-
cording to the conditions and the size of the outfit. It is well to have the advice of someone thoroughly
versed in packing before the form of pack is selected for any trip that will necessitate a great deal of
carrying. M u c h m a y be spared one of trouble and discomfort by the selection of a correctly designed
and properly m a d e equipment, and in the following pages w e show a collection of such, designed by those
w h o "know h o w " and m a d e as well as it is possible to make them.

"GARDINER' PACK PACK HARNESS

A n e w pack, de- W h e r e the tump line is
signed especially for not preferred this is the
medium weight pack- best form of harness for
ing. M a d e of heavy, general packing.
water-proof duck, re- Readily adapted to all
inforced with leather sizes and shapes of packs
at points of greatest —bags, boxes, kegs, heads,
strain. Carrying carcasses, etc. All made
straps are wide and with our special pattern
so arranged that pack shoulder yoke, which fits
holds close to the easily and distributes the
shoulders, and tight load evenly. Shoulder
against t h e body. and breast straps adjust-
Brass D-rings a r e able. M a d e from the very
sewn along both sides b e s t heavy oak-tanned
and bottom of the leather, hand-sewed and
pack, through which riveted, with solid brass
thongs m a y be laced buckles and strong canvas
to hold extra duffle, shoulder voke. Weight,
game, etc. Rings are 134 lbs.
provided for tump 3A1866 (g $300
line, which m a y be COMBINATION
used if desired. T h e PACK HARNESS
pack is very strongly
M a d e same as Pack
m a d e andfinishedby
inches. Harness, but has adjust-
hand. 24 Weight,
Length, $6.00
3A1872 Without tump line, 354 lbs. able head-strap .%
attached.
$4.00
inches ; w i d t h,6.80
16 3A1867.
J 3A1873 With tump line, 334 lbs
44 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W
"NESSMUK" PACK.
This excellent pack has
been m a d e famous by "Ness-
muk," the old-time woods
traveler and writer. It is
designed for carrying light
or moderate loads in a com-
pact form and is a very
good model for "going light"
tramping trips, mountain
climbing, etc. T h e bag itself
is a soft, flexible bag with
tapering boxed sides, slightly
indrawn at top. T h e open-
ing is closed with an inner
throat-piece, in the same
manner as our duffle bags,
and protected by large flap
fastening with strap and
buckle. T h e adjustable car-
rying straps are made of
stitched cloth, light, cool and
strong,fittedwith metal eye-
lets. These straps are at-
tached at and pull from the
center of the pack, which
waterproof canvas carries easily and without in-
134 lbs. terfering with the use of
.(§ $2.50
3A1876 the arms. M a d e of brown
TUM Size, 5x16x18 inches; weight.
P LINES
This method of trans-
portation, used almost ex-
clusively by the Indians
and Hudson Bay
Company's packers
of Northern Can-
ada, consists of a
b r o a d band of
leather, called the
headstrap, to which
are attached two
long leather straps, or
thongs. Once accustomed
to the hang and balance
of the tump line, one finds
it to be the easiest and
most comfortable method In his own words Lieutenant
of packing. W h e n used
with the pack cloth the
pack is m a d e as follows:
Spread pack clothflat,lay
head piece near one end
and the two t h o n g s
straight across and about
a foot from the sides.
Fold the sides of cloth
over the thongs and pack
t h e duffle (keep hard
things inside) in a pile about two feet long, begin-
ning about a foot from the head-strap. Fold the
loose end of cloth and thongs over the pile, grasp
thong near head-piece and haul on free end ol
thong until the sides of cloth pucker up in a close
bunt, as if pulled by a draw-string. Knot the thong,
bring together at middle of pack, twist once around like our type of ruck sack, only a little narrower at
each other and tie around middle of pack. Adjust the top than bottom. M a d e of 12 oz. waterproof
the head-strap by means of the buckles and the pack Khaki duck; weight, complete, 2-}4 lbs.
is ready O u r tump lines are made with specially 3A1877
shapedbrass
3A1865
solid
leather head-straps
thongs.
buckles of very
Weight,
and 14 best
soft, oz. leather,
flexible andfitted
*$ ? 1with
' 75
waterproof
YORK
W A N D E R L U S T RUCK SACK
M a d e of water-
proofed olive drab
khaki, designed to
carry light clothing.
Has one bellows
pocket with flap and
snap button on out-
side. Straps for car-
rying with snap and
ring. Very' service-
able and handy pack
for tramping and in
general use by B o y
Scouts.
3A896 Size, 18x1654in., weight 834 oz. 8& $1.25
RUCK SACK
The best pack ever de-
vised for the carrying of
light loads and the small
personal belongings. M a k e s
an excellent pack for w o m -
en's use and is handy for
carrying a few necessities
when "going light." Also
known as the Swiss m o u n -
tain pack and w a s designed
and first m a d e by Alpine
mountain climbers. It is
an oblong bag open at top
and closing with a draw-
string, the opening being
covered with a protecting
flap to buckle.
3A1874 Gabardine. Size,
16x20; w g t , 18 oz..<f $4.00
3A1875 C a n v a s . Size,
22x22; wgt.. 24 oz..fg $3.50
ALPINE RUCK SACK
Whelen describes the sack as
follows: "It will carry a
couple of reindeer and in an
ingenious w a y that takes all
the strain off the cloth sack
and puts it on the leather
straps. It will hitch up so that
there is nothing to it but a
little ditty bag. Itfitsand car-
riesfinely,and there is a w a -
terproof pocket in it for the
camera. Briefly, the n e w ruck
sack is a many-gored bag,
about 18 inches wide by 22
inches long without the gores"
W h e n the gores are strapped
up (one strap) it is a bag very
^ $850
 CAMPING 45
VALISE PACK IMPROVED CANVAS DUFFLE BAGS
This pack opens up For Clothing and Provisions
like a valise and when W e are n o w making all our
opened stands up with duffle bags in an entirely n e w
square corners. It has manner, which is a vast im-
a round, removable provement in the method of
stick inserted along manufacture over all other bags.
the top edge in a fold This consists of a new method of
of the material form- making the seams, which are all
ing the back, thus reinforced at sides and ends,
making a rigid valise- making the bag much stronger
like rib just above the and more durable. W e have also
grommets, which are discontinued the old style handle,
inserted in the back which gave more or less trouble,
for hanging the pack and are n o w making a handle of
against a wall, tree most excellent design, which
or other s u r f a c e . we guarantee will "stay put."
Sewed in exactly like This is attached by strong leather
a traveling bag, are three pockets in which small lugs, hand-sewed over metal D-
articles can be stored. The bottom of the pack is rings to inside reinforcement,
rounded to conform exactly with the shape of your and which cannot tear out. The bags arefittedwith
duffle bags, and when the clothing and other things inside neck or throat-piece which isfirstdrawn to-
are placed in the bottom of this pack the upright gether and tightly tied before closing bag with
ends fold in so that the front and back meet. The outside cord, making the bag absolutely tight and
stick in the back top edge makes a rigid piece with waterproof. For small, heavy packs, such as food-
which to roll down the remaining cloth of the pack stuffs, etc., w e recommend the 10-inch size. For
and round it out for carrying. H a s a handle on each clothing the 12-inch is best, and for general packing
end. In every respect this pack duplicates the con- such as tents, sleeping bags, blankets, etc., the 15
venience of your traveling bag. M a d e of brown and 18-inch sizes.
waterproof duck.
m a d e especially They are light in weight, easy to pack, can be
3A1969
for us of Diameter,
hand- 9-in. ; length, 22 in. ; carried anywhere and in any way, and are accepted
riven oak weight,
splits,254 lbs.; with carrying and checked as baggage by all railroad and steam-
interwoven Strapswith
complete $2.50 ship lines. They can befittedwith locks, of which
Without With
PACK
rattan,BASKETS
making the w Cert supply
u s Cthree
v designs
Handles(see page 47), rendering
Handles
Our baskets
strongest are
and best C V
them safe from prving fingers.
b a s k e t on the 10 B24 R O11
W N 3A1384
W A T E R P£R.75O O F 3A1388
CANVAS <S $1.00
market. Made 12Handles,
36 23 when3A1385
supplied, placed
1.15 on side and<fbottom
3A1389 1.40
with large mouth, of15bags.36 29 3A1386 1.50 3A1390 *f 1.75
to permit of easy 18 36 38 3A1387 1.80 3A1391 *f 2.05
packing, and with EXTRA HEAVY DUCK
flattened back to These bags are made of very heavy canvas, much
fit the form. W e stronger than the Brown Waterproof Canvas, and
recommend f o r are intended for rough use. M a d e in same manner
general use the and handles, when ordered placed in the same way.
covered baskets "1 & nx .X
x" X » in bo Without With
which are abso- •5 s C OJ Handles Handles
WJ
lutely tight and waterproof, and are fastened by "5
lock-buckle and strap. Shoulder straps adjustable, 10 24 21 3A1392 $1.30 3A1396 $1.55
with sliding pad,fittedwith snap-hooks. All straps 12 36 31 3A1393 1.85 3A1397 2.10
3A1869 15 36 43 3A1394 2.35 3A1398 2.60
best heavy leather and hand-sewed.
18 36 51 3A1395 2.85 3A1399 3.10
3A1868 Regular Basket, waterproof cover,
W e make to order, promptly and at reasonable
size, 18x1454x1834 inches high;
prices, special bags and carry-alls of every descrip-
weight, 7 lbs $6.70
tion and of any material.
Plain Basket, carrying straps only,
size, 17x13x1854 inches high; KHAKI INTERIOR CLOTHES BAGS
weight, 5 lbs 4.50 Similar in shape to food bags, but made of Khaki.
CARRY STRAPS For packing in any pack or duffle bag such articles
Light in weight, these as one may desire to keep clean and free from con-
straps are put together to tact with other goods. Handkerchiefs, socks, under-
fit similarly to the pack- wear, medicine, toilet articles and other "small
harness and will carry prac- truck" are thus easily kept together and conveni-
tically anything that can be ently stored in camp.
put in a roll-pack. Shoul- 3A922 For 10-inch duffle bags "1 $ .25
der straps are 1J4 inches 3A923 For 12-inch duffle bags <f .30
3A1970
harness
binding
the
60-in.
wide,pack
of
long.
straps
Weight,
are
leather,
fine1-in.
to
grade
1go
wide
and
lb.around
russet
$1.50
the 3A924 For 15-inch
and 3A925 18-inch duffle bags <f .40
% .50
46 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

"SECURITY" D U F F L E B A G S F O O D BAGS
This is the "de luxe" The camper who has never
edition of all duffle bags, used these bags has little
which will commend it- idea of their great conveni-
self to all sportsmen de- ence, utility and saving of
siring a strong, handsome time and goods. N o t only
iSLLT—'iTOSHJBM&J and durable bag for cloth- are the foodstuffs transport-
Vil="°lfffiili§ m
& alK' Personal belongings ed safely against loss by
ijjVj ii'fl l| I th at ls s a f e from damage water or breakage, but in
lili\ .llllli illllll! a n d safeguarded against camp they become a most
intrusion while in camp or handy form of container and
in transit. M a d e of extra m a y at once be distributed.
heavy waterproof Panta- N o bursted bags or broken
. sote "double duck" with boxes, and safe from injury
heavy waterproof leather by moisture and vermin.
e n d s or bottoms, and M a d e from a special fabric, light, clean and water-
strongly reinforced for four proof, and which does not in any way affect supplies
inches up the sides with packed therein. No. 3A4090 holds approximately 5'
waterproof leather. H a s pounds of such foods asflour,meal, etc., and N o .
extra waterproof neck or 3A4091 is twice the capacity. Bothfitthe 10-inch
B^>_ I'llWilPf, throat-piece at top, and isduffle bags,Diameter
Order No. in which Depth
they are Weight
best carried. Price
BliliiiiilB^ closed and fastened '''by The pork bags are excellent for carrying pork,
3A4090 9-in. 9-in. 2'4 oz. % $.10
^i|liil||ffllllH' means of a strong strap bacon, etc., as the material is grease-proof and there
3A4091 9-in. 1454-in. 334 oz. % .15
^•^flHm^^^ passed through inter-lock- is no danger of injury to other articles in the pack.
3A4092 Pork Bag. Diameter, 9-in.; depth,
ing loops and metal eyelets,
12-in.; weight, 6 oz .50
and secured
leathers. by brass
Special sizes lock-buckles
m a d e to order. in such manner
CARRY-ALL
that it cannot be opened
Order No. Diameter
except the bag is destroyed.
Length
Strong hand-sewed leather handles on side and both
Weight Price This receptacle will carry
3A1859 15-in.
ends. All leather used36-in. %y2 lbs.
on this11baglbs. $15.00
is our special anything. M a d e of heavy
3A1860 18-in. 36-in. 18.00 brown duck with chrome
waterproof "Indian tan," which will not dry out stiff
and hard after wetting, leather top binding and
" P OandR T Ois" the
D U Fmost
F L Edurable
B A G Sof
fastens exactly like a gov-
The Most Durable Bags Made. ernment mail sack. It is
These bags, absolutely un- 3 feet deep by 24 inches
equalled for durability and serv- across the front and has
ice, are recommended for use on bellows sides. A heavy,
long, bard trips by railroad, pack round leather handle is
train, etc., and wherever subjected fitted at the bottom of the
to unusual strain and excessive bag and two heavy, round
wear. M a d e from an extra fine handles are located in the
grade of imported linen duck, center at the top. A one-
absolutely waterproof, snag-proof inch russet leather strap
a n d practically indestructible. runs through guides on
Manufactured by us exclusively both sides of the bag and
and with our n e w reinforced around the bottom with which to compress the bag.
seam and patent handle. Handles 3A1968 Complete with padlock; weight, 7
Order No. Diameter placed Length on side Weight
and bottom Priceunless lbs
'. .. $11.00
otherwise ordered. FIBRE P A N N I E R S
3A1292 10-in. 24-in. 26 ozs. % $2.50
3A1293 12-in. 36-in. 43 ozs. % 3.25
3A1294 15-in. 36-in. 52 ozs. % 3.75
3A1295 18-in. 36-in. 61 ozs. % 4.25
PACK CLOTHS

These cases are very light in weight at,c„i * i

unbreakable, and their capacity h ^ ^ * ? ^
M a d e of light-weight brown waterproof material W e carry two sizes, suitable for packing nn ri,
of most suitable size for packing with tump line. back or by pack saddle, wagon, sled or canoe M a d e
They are very useful in other ways for covering with steel-bound edges and corners. H e i w i, J
y and
goods in transit, emergency shelters, ground cloths, sewed leather handles at each end. "
etc. 3A1861 Inside measure (closed) 18x24x12 »
3A926 Size, 5x6 ft.; weight, 254 lbs $1.75 in.; weight, 20 lbs ~ ",,.„
3A927 Size, 6x7 ft.; weight, 354 lbs 2.50 3A1862 Inside measure (closed) 'l7x'"3x
9 in.; weight, 1554 lbs ~ „„
Qy.75
 CAMPING 47

H A N D L E LOCK PACK SADDLE

A most handy locking de-
vice in that it combines a
secure lock with an excel-
lent handle. Lock consists
of handle and bar, hinged
together. Bar is passed
through grommets in top
of bag and secured by pad-
lock at eye in end of han-
dle. M a d e of solid brass,
highly polished, with padlock; weight, complete, 7 oz.
3A1864 Sg $1.50
CHAIN LOCK FOR DUFFLE BAGS

Our pack saddles are designed and approved by

experienced Western and Government packers.
Breast strap, breeching and cinches made from
A strong, 20-inch chain attached to a newly pat- folded and machine stitched canvas which is superior
ented lock which is also very strong and cannot be in every w a y to webbing. Cinches have heavy chafe-
picked. T h e chain is run through the grommets in leathers under rings and adjusting strap. Harness
the bag and tightened up until the mouth of the bag or rigging made throughout of very best oak-tan
is closed, then fastened at the required link by the harness leather, sewed by hand. Latigoes are of
patent lock. Weight, 3 ozs. chrome-tan leather, soft and pliable, and will never
3A1858 Complete with 2 keys <E $1.00 become hard or stiff from wetting. All rings and
buckles solid brass. M a d e in the best possible man-
SAFE DUFFLE BAG LOCK ner throughout, and w e guarantee them superior to
any other make. Furnished regularly with double
cinch which is much the best for all-around use.
Single cinch saddles made to order only.
3A1879 Double cinch; weight, 12 lbs $16.60
3A1880 Single cinch; weight, 10 lbs 13.00
Over fifty thousand combinations can be m a d e in KYACKS
this lock. Cannot be picked. M a d e of solid brass,
strongest and most durable small lock made. N o
losing of keys, impossible to open unless you have
the combination. Case l^-inch diameter. Brass
hasp 354 inches long, weight, 9 oz.
3A1942 Price $1-35
SADDLE BAGS
A most conveni-
ent and safe method
of carrying a num-
ber of the smaller
articles frequently
needed when travel-
ing on horseback.
Hand made a n d Used the same as Alforjas, but m a y be shipped
finely finished without danger to contents. M a d e from a special
throughout. H a s grade of fibre which is unaffected by water and
cinch-strap to pre- absolutely unbreakable. Reinforced by steel bands
vent "flo p p i n g." and corners. Fitted with heavy leather lugs for
M a d e of waterproof slinging on pack saddle. H a s leather strap fasten-
Pantasote d u c k , ing with lock-buckle. Positively the strongest and
weight, 4 lbs. best made. Size, 22x17x9. Weight, 1254 lbs.
3A1887 .... $10.75 3A1885 $10.00
LARIATS ALFORJAS
A special three-strand rope W e have adopted the most generally approved
m a d e for us exclusively, will design and of the proper size for carrying two fifty-
not swell or stretch. Extra pound sacks of flour. M a d e of a special grade of
hard twist, best quality long- extra heavy duck, with heavy leather loops to fasten
fibre Manila. Eye spliced over over horns of saddle. Latigo straps of heavy
polished brass honda. E n d chrome-tan leather, sewed all around and riveted.
finished with knot and tassel. Will stand all sorts of rough usage. Width, 22
7-16 in. diameter. inches; height, 17 inches; depth, 7 inches. Weight,
3A1888 Length, 40 ft.; weight, 2% lbs 12 lbs.
3A1889 Length, 50 ft.; weight, 3 3A1291 Price each $6.00
48 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

A L P I N E ICE A X E "CANTEENS"
A n ice axe made in Switzer- Made in two styles, with
land, of thefinestmaterials— webbed carrying strap and snap
and of a perfect shape for ice hooks. Both of these canteens
work. Hand forged from best are guaranteed to be absolutely
of steel, selected hickory non-leakable, strong and du-
handle,fittedwith steel spike rable. M a d e with one concave
and ferrule. Head guards or side tofitover the hip. Fitted
sheath for same, made of best with cork, metal top and chain.
sole leather, hand sewed—per- 3A1346 Aluminum. Diameter,
fect covering for blade and 8 inches, 254 inches
pick and securely fastens with t h i c k . Capacity 1 $2.25
strap and buckle. 3 A1347 q u a r t . Weight, 13
3A889 Men's Axe, length, ozs., covered with felt. Price...
from 38 to 42 inches, Heavily tinned steel. Diameter, 854
with sheath $6.50 inches, 134 inches thick. Capacity,
3A890 W o m e n ' s Axe, one quart. Weight, 15 ozs. Khaki
ength. from 38 to 42 canvas cover and snap buttons.
inches, with sheath. .. .$5.75 Price $1.00
ENGLISH ALPINE ROPE ALPINE STOCKS
A new English rope w e are
listing, believing it to be supe- 3A5209 Made of hickory, heavy German
rior to any that we have ever
offered before. A rope for
Mountain Climbing should be
silver ferrule, 13.4-inch pointed steel
spike set well up into the ferrule, 36
D
inches long, 1 inch diameter, natural
selected with the greatest care. crook handle. Weight, 14 ozs. Price $1.50
This rope has the endorsement 3A5211 55 inches long, % inch diameter,
.. $3.00
of many Alpine Mountaineers. crooked handle. Weight, 1254 ozs.
3A867 60 .. 4.50
A hand-twisted rope of the Price $2.00
3A868 80 6.00
finest Manila hemp. Carried BERKEFELD FILTER PUMP
3A869 100 7.25
in stock infivelengths. Thefilterconsists of a brass case,
3A870 feet 14.50
3A866 200 40 feet nickel plated, containing and protect-
SWISS L feet....
INEN R O P E ing thefilteringcylinder, made of
Made fromfeet thefinestflax infusorial earth. This must be put in
and the best feet rope made, water and by a hand pump attached
Braided by a peculiar process at the side water is forced through
which brings e a c h strand thefilteringcylinder out through a
through from side to side, and for this reason is not gooseneck tube at the top, vielding a
rendered useless if partly cut or chafed through. Will continuous flow of perfectly pure
not kink
Order No. or twist, always soft
Diameter | and pliable, 1very
Strength Perlight.
Yard water in larger or smaller quantities
3A1439 10 m m . 1700 lbs. $ .21 according to the pressure.
3 A1440 11 mm. 1800 lbs. .27 _ The armyfiltershown in the cut
3A1441 12 mm. 1900 lbs. .30
is used the world over. It weighs 3
LIFE O R R O P E B E L T pounds, is 14 inches high, 3 inches
A good belt for use wide and 2 inches thick. The capac-
with the life rope is ity is 1 quart per minute.
indispens;ible for di f- 3A1783 Complete $io 00
ficult moi ntain climb-
ing. Thi > belt answers every requisite and is in- 3A1784 Extra cylinder 2^00
dorsed by the English Alpine Club. Made of heavy POCKET FILTER
sole leather, 254 inches wide, fitted with heavy W e are now able to supply
double-tongued steel buckle and steel guy-ring, both the demand for a really safe
hand-sewed
3A1447 Weight,and riveted. and efficientfilterin compact
11 ozs $4.50
form. Thisfiltermay be used
CRAMPONS to drink direct from the tube
Hand-forged soft Swiss or used to siphon off water
iron, strong and durable. from one vessel co another.
A n absolute necessity for Thoroughly practical and per-
mountain climbing, either fectly reliable.
on rock or ice. Weight, 3A1785 Size, 334x2x334.
p a c k e d in waterproof Wgt., 11 ozs. $2.50
3A1641 Swiss carrying case, 40 LOCK STITCH AWL
ozs. per pair. This awl makes a lock stitch and is adapted for
Price, with carrying case and bind- sewing leather, canvas or any heavv rWl •
ing, per pair $4.25 Handle contains straight and curved needles llL A
perfect
with
3A1368
Feel each
oftool
waxed
awl.
to repair
linenathread
ripor and
tear in
fullaninstruct
emergencv
,«,
% ".tions
$.75
ns
 CAMPING 49

LEEDAWL COMPASS
Untarnishable solid white RUBBER DRINKING CUP
metal case, with untarnish- M a d e of white rubber and fold to
able silvered metal dial, carry flat in the pocket. Weight,
hardened a n d tempered V/z oz.
steel point, and cupped 3A1506 Either style % .25
jewel bearing, with stop
3H473 snap in beveled crystal M O N E Y BELTS
glass.
<g $1.00
MAGNAPOLE
COMPASS Safe and comfortable for carrying coin or bills.
Untarnishable solid white M a d e very strong and light in weight. Are secured
metal case with white by best linen strap and buckles. Have one large
enameled, metal dial, hard- space for bills and four small pockets for coins.
ened and tempered bar type Fastened with best button fasteners.
needle, with cupped jewel 3K5073 Grey buckskin tig $1.50
3H474 center, very sensitive, with 3K5074 Oilskin, extra light weight % .75
stop and snap in beveled 3K5075 Khaki tig .75
crystal glass. 3K5076 Pigskin % 1.50
<g $1-50 WATCH AND POCKET ANEROID
FLODIAL COMPASS BAROMETERS
Untarnishable solid white metal case, with floating To the motorist,
aluminum dial, and cupped jewel bearing, with stop traveler, explorer,
and snap in beveled camper, prospector or
crystal glass. tourist the Pocket Al-
3H475 <f $1.50 " ._»(j|f ."^ft titude Barometer is
LITENITE / liifil a most interesting
COMPASS companion from the
Untarnishable solid valuable and instruc-
white metal case, alumi- tive data it affords.
n u m dial but with per- WA-'""" sv*V y " ^ -^s w e a ther instru-
manent l u m i n o u s ra- ^ ^ » ments, the Watch and
dium N & S points, cupped jewel bearing, with stop Pocket Aneroids are
and snap in beveled crvstal glass. quite as reliable as
3H476 " <g $2.00 barometers of t h e
GYDAWL COMPASS largest diameter. But,
Untarnishable solid white metal hunter case with it is in measuring
spring lid, and untarnishable silvered metal dial, altitudes—the height
blued needle a n d of hills and mountains—wherein lies the chief source
cupped jewel bear- of pleasure and profit to the traveler. O n foot or
ing, self acting stop, horseback, by motor or railway travel, the ascent or
and snap in beveled descent is indicated by the altitude scale as change
crystal glass. in elevation takes place.
3H477 <g $2.00 3H438 Watch form, 134-in. diameter; gilt
AURAPOLE case in Morocco outer case, silvered
COMPASS metal dial, revolving altitude, scale
Untarnishable solid 8,000 ft.; weight, 354 oz iff $18.00
white metal hunter 3H439 Same as above except with hunter
case with spring lid and aluminum dial, hardened form case, keyless action, revolving
and tempered bar type needle and cupped jewel altitude, scale, 10,000 ft.; weight,
bearing, self-acting stop and snap in beveled crystal 4 oz tig 24.75
glass. 3H440 Pocket size, 2j4-in. diameter, gilt,
3H478 <g $2.50 in Morocco case, silvered metal dial;
revolving altitude, scale, 8,000 ft.;
MERADIAL COMPASS
weight, 8J4 oz tig 19.75
Untarnishable solid white metal hunter case with
Extras
spring lid and floating aluminum dial, cupped jewel
10,000 ft. altitude, add tig $.85
bearing, self-acting stop and snap in beveled crystal
12,000 ft. altitude, add (g 1.70
glass.
16,000 ft. altitude, add tig 3.30
3H479 tig $2.50
20,000 ft. altitude, add tig 5.00
CEEBYNITE WEATHER
COMPASS A neat little booklet giving full and clear direc-
33H481
ing,
luminous
H 4 8self-acting
0 S aradium
m e as
stop
above
N and
& Sin
snap
points, Untarnishable
gold-filled
inbut
white
case,
and
beveled
cupped
with
aluminum
with
case.
metal
crystal
jewel solid
permanent
spring
.tig
<ffihunter
glass.
bear-
$3.00
dial
lid tions forfor
5.003H443
3H442
changes.
method thereading
Cloth
Paper use ofaltitudes
Cover the barometer
andtig
tig and the climatic
computing correct
$.50
1.00
50 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

ALL METAL POCKET GOGGLES

FLASKS For shooting, fishing, automobiling and snow
Finest Britannia metal throughout, glare, the three styles listed below are new, thor-
highly finished and very strong, in oughly tested and the best practical goggles on the
two styles as shown below. These market.
are the best flasks made. D o not
change the flavor or properties of
liquid placed in them.
Traveller's Britannia has pull-off
top which can be used as a cup and
w h e n on the flask protects cork from
unscrewing.
These flasks are indispensable to
all travelers whether in civilization
or in the wilderness. Stone Goggle. Imitation tortoise shell, with imi-
3K5886 ys pt. capacity... .3£ $1.50 tation tortoise shell wind shields, 134 inch amber
3K5887 A pt. capacity. .. .fg 1.65 lenses, extremely light, non-breakable. Close up in
3K5890 3K5888 -A pt. capacity....*! 1.85 very small space.
3K5891 3K5889 Vs pt. capacity <§ 2.25 3 H 7 9 6 Price, including steel-covered case, .tig $1.25
3K5892 'A pt. capacity tig 2.50
pt. capacity tig 3.00
3K5893 vy, pt. capacity <§ 3.75
3K5894
m
pt. capacity
VEST POCKET
pt. capacityBRITANNIA
tig
tig FLASK6.00
5.00

Day and Night Goggle. Zylonite frame, dark

shading at top m a d e in the glass, 2-inch amber
lenses, frame folds flat. C a n be used to look at
the sun, or automobile searchlights at night, with-
out straining the eyes. A n excellent glass for s n o w
work or automobile use.
3 H 7 9 7 Price, including steel-covered case, .tig $2.25
WILBUR SHOOTING GOGGLE

Vest pocket flask, curved tofitthe pocket—very

handy and compact. Finest Britannia metal through-
out, highly finished and very strong.
3K5895 A pt. capacity tig $1.00
3K5896 54 pt. capacity tig 1.25
3K5897 A pt. capacity tig 1.50
3K5898 54 pt. capacity tig 1.75
3K5899 34 pt. capacity <§ 2.00
Fine light amber lenses 254-inch diameter, imita-
tion shell frame with gold-filled bridge and gold-
filled cable temples, folds flat.
3 H 7 9 8 Price, including steel-covered case .<S $1.00
FOOT AND H A N D WARMERS

S1')*,*' *f#*-f)«'.*"t*»«**.'*- •

Size 454x254x254. Contains for fuel a charcoal

Glass Flask. Fine grade heavy substance burning from 2 to 3 hours without daneer
glass. Has screw tops which are of fire or explosion. C a n be lighted with match
fastened by being "blown in" with
the glass, and leakage, so c o m m o n in cigar or cigarette and gives sufficient heat to keen
ordinary flasks, is impossible. Cov- Flask of flint glass, hands comfortably w a r m on coldest day
ered with pigskin and fitted with re- leather covered, nickel, 3A1369 Price .'. <ffi $ 50
movable metal bottom for drinking
cup. A fine flask in every respect
gold lined cup on bot- B e d W a r m e r — S a m e principle. Size 8I4x4i/4.?
tom, has screw top
and very highly recommended. which fastens tightly,
3A1370 Price ' » $1 sri
3K5833 Capacity, y, pint; preventing leakage. Foot W a r m e r — E x c e l l e n t for auto traveling
weight, 12 oz $1.50 Bl
3K5834 Capacity, 1 pint;
3K5694 M a d e of duck blinds, etc. 9
seal, Y2 pt $5.50
weight, IS oz 2.00 3K5695 Made of
3A1371 Price <g $ e 5 Q
3K6835 Capacity, 1 quart; alligator, yt pt. 7.00 Fuel for H a n d W a r m e r t^ lft
weight, 29 oz 2.B0 Fuel for B e d and Foot W a r m e r <ff 4 -
 CAMPING
MILITARY W R I S T W A T C H
3K.5634 Lever m o v e m e n t , seven jewels, stem winder a n d
setter, nickel or gun-metal case, 1^-inch dial
with second hand. Guaranteed good timekeeper.
Furnished with pigskin strap. W e r e c o m m e n d
this watch to all outdoor m e n a n d w o m e n — p r a c -
tical, serviceable a n d best value for m o n e y ever
offered
INGERSOLL WRIST WATCH
3 A 5 8 3 9 Nickel or gun-metal finish
51
FITCH PRISM B I N O C U L A R S
N o binocular of similar weight
a n d size affords so m u c h light a n d
so large a field of view as this Fitch
Glass. Its unusual illumination
m a k e s it especially desirable as a
night glass for nature s t u d y — f o r
the hunter as a stalking glass a n d
for all w h o m u s t employ a binocular
under unfavorable conditions of light
a n d weather. It has the highest
optical quality, showing the object
clearly a n d sharply defined to the very edge of thefieldof
view. Perfect mechanical construction, extra heavy bars of
a l u m i n u m alloy cast in the s a m e piece with the body. Sta-
tionary tubes ensuring the absolute rigidity of the glass. C a s e
$5.00 m a d e of stout leather, h a n d sewed a n d velvet lined, provided
with a n improved spring catch, allowing it to be opened or
$2.50 closed with o n e h a n d ; belt a n d shoulder straps. These
Binoculars are moisture proof, as well as dust-proof. M o u n t e d
in a l u m i n u m with japanned finish. Adjustable for pupillary
distance a n d furnished with turning eye-piece for unequalled
strength of eyes a n d universal focusing attachments. Bodies
covered with black morocco a n d in black case.
3 K 5 1 8 9 Six power. Magnification, 6 diam.; object
glass, 31J/2 m m . Field of view at 1,000 yards is
150 yds. Height, 4 !4 inches; weight, 22 oz..$70,00
3 K 5 1 9 0 Eight power. Magnification, 8 diam.; object
glass, 3 1 ^ m m . Field of view at 1,000 yards
tiiii
is 115 yds. Height, 4J4 inches; weight, 23 o z . . 75.00
• .:4 •••-'

3K5842 Ingersoll Yankee

Watches. N e w model. Fitted
with improved 16 size move-
ment. Case is smaller and
thinner than the old style.
Has close fitting snap back
and dust proof bezel. Full
stem wind and stem set.
Nickel or gun-metal finish.
$1.00
Pedometer. Accurate in-
strument which, in the hands
Special Medicine Cases.
of a careful observer, is very 3K5541 Gents' Brush Case, Fine quality sole leather, h a n d
useful in determining distances A very handy, compact and stitched. Contains 12 one-
traveled and for use in pre- useful case. Can easily be ounce bottles set six in a r o w .
liminary survey work. carried in the pocket. M a d e H a s zinc lined compartments,
3K5837 Grade A. Registers of fine quality of russet cow- 2 x 2 x 7 inches, to carry hypo-
100 miles by lA miles. hide. Contains oneflatebony dermic syringe, instruments,
Weight, iy2 oz $1.00 military hairbrush, the bristles bandages, etc.
3K5838 Grade B. Registers are hand-drawn, dressing 3 K 5 9 1 4 Size, 6x7x254 inches;
100 miles by yards. comb and bevelled edge weight, 21 oz $2.50
Weight, 2y2 oz $5.75 mirror. The case is hand- 3K5915 With bottles in wood
stitched and fastened with safety blocks $3.00
snap buttons $3.25

3K5841 Alarm Watch.

Has first-class 16 size move-
ment and guaranteed to give
satisfaction. Perfectly reli-
able alarm mechanism. Hinged
back cap and enamel face.
Stem wind and set. 2 inches
wide, Yf, inches thick. A most
handy and convenient time-
piece for camping and travel-
ing. Alarm is clear and
strong. Fine gun-metal fin-
ish; weight
A L A R M3 oz
W A T C H $9.50
Gun metal with patent
lever movement, hands and
figures on dial are covered
with radium, which are il-
luminated at night, showing
quite distinctly the time. screw, size, folded, 2y2xlxyi
This is entirely n e w and fine inches. Metal handles. Weight,
timekeeper.
3K5854 $15.00
Medicine Cases. M a d e of
3K5924 Looking Glass. The
fine sole leather. Bottles d o not
best little glass made for trav-
touch each other. Fitted with
eler's use. Fine beveled glass,
3K5747 Pocket Traveling corked a n d screw-top glass
bound in metal and with fold-
Poker Set of English M o - medicine vials.
ing metal handle or stand.
rocco, black, containing 100 3 K 5 9 1 2 H o l d s 6 vials; size,
Makes an excellent shaving
chips and one pack of cards. 654x4x154 in.; weight. 7
glass. Very strong and dur-
Size, 4}4x3x2i4 $1.75 oz •-• • • $1-15
able. Fitted with morocco slip-
3 K 5 9 1 3 H o l d s 12 vials; size,
case. Size, 3 3 4 X ^ H in.; weight
13x4x154 in.; weight, 14
iy2 oz $1.25
oz $1.76
Flint a n d Steel Lighter. T h e little
m a c h i n e is a perfect combination of flint,
steel a n d tinder, a n d will strike fire a n d
ignite fuse which can b e used to light to-
bacco, fires, etc., a most excellent article
3K5855 Folded Pocket Cork- for those living out of doors, for it is a
treat match saver.
K B 8 1 5 Lighter, weight, 2'4 oz $ .50
iy2 oz $ -60 3K5816 Fuses, weight, 154 oz.; per
doz 25
52 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

SNOW SHOES SKIS

In selecting skis, the best rule
to follow is to stand erect,
reach up with the right arm,
bend the fingers horizontally,
and the ski should touch the
center of the middle finger
easily.
In our skis only the best
straight grain, carefully select-
ed wood is, used, the wood be-
ing thoroughly seasoned and
inspected, and the skis made by
experienced workmen.
For beginners and those not
expert in their use, w e recom-
mend book on skiing by E. C.
Richardson, of London, price
$2.00.
"ENGADINE" M A P L E
SKIS
Prices quoted are complete
with Engadine Binding. Nat-
Our snow shoes are of the best workmanship and uralfinish,decorated with dark
material, and guaranteed not to sag in wet snow. grooved stripes. T o p and sides
Frames of selected white ash,fillingof neats hide. coated with best grade spar
3L6698 Children's, size 9x36 in $5.00 varnish.
3L6699 Women's, size 11x42 in 6.00 3L6693 5 feet long, Chil-
3L6701 Men's, size 13x48 in 6.50 dren's, complete
3L6702 Heavy men's, size 14x48 in 6.50 with E n g a d i n e
3L6703 Women's Racer, size 10x50 6.50 Binding $4.00
3L6704 Men's Racer, size 12x60 8.00 3L6694 6 ft. long, Youths'
3L6705 Harness of oil tanned leather. Pair .75 and Misses', com-
3L6721 Russet Leather Harness. Per pair.. 1.25 plete with Enga-
In selecting snow shoes, the weight of the wearer dine Binding.... 4.50
should be considered, also the quality of the snow, 3L6695 654 feet long,
whether light or heavy. A s a general rule, under Women's, c o m -
ordinary conditions w e recommend for persons plete with E n -
weighing under 100 lbs. Children's size, Women's gadine Binding 4.75
size 100 to 135 lbs., Men's size 135 to 185 lbs., and 3L6696 7 ft. long, Men's,
Heavy Men's size 185 or over. complete with
SKI POLES Engadine Bind-
3L6686
Best bamboo, very light and strong. Fitted with ing 5.50
rattan brake-ring, lashed with rawhide, and leather 3L6687 "ST. M O R I T Z " W H I T E
wrist thong. Has hardened steel spike and ferrule. 3L6688 A S H SKIS
3L6697 Length, 5 feet $ .85 St. Moritz Skis are equipped
"ENGADINE" BINDING 3L6689 with Huitfeldt Binding. W o o d
is best, extra selected white
Furnished with "Engadine" Skis. M a d e of best ash, edge grain, decorated on
grade, strong harness leather, durable and service- A D J U S T A B L E "top H U Iwith
T F Edark
LDT" BINDING
grooved stripes.
able. M a d e in two sizes. Prices for separate Natural finish.
bindings. 6 ft. long, Misses', complete with
3L6690 Small. Per pair $1.25 Huitfeldt Binding $7 25
3L6691 Large. Per pair 1.75 6J4 ft. long, Youths', complete with
NORTHLAND SKI WAX Huitfeldt Binding ~ -,5
Applied to running surface of skis to prevent the 7 ft. long, Women's, complete with
sticking of snow and make sliding easy at all times. This isHuitfeldt Bindingbinding in Europe Fg ~0
the most popular
A tube of this should always be carried. nished with lever buckle,Men's,
VA _ ft long. which complete
makes it'possihl
with "l~
3L6699 Per tube Huitfeldt
$ .25 adjust binding with Binding
no effort, and enables on„1° QQ
SPECIAL SKI MOCCASIN take off skis instantly. The toe irons are arrarii? H
M a d e of chrome-tanned bottom and upper, with as to be made adjustable as to width and at the S °
heavy sole and special ski heel. time holdfirmlyin place. Price for separate li;„j S a m c
3D10966 All sizes $6.25 3L6692 Per pair finding—
$2.50
 CANOES 53

MASTIGOUCHE MORRIS C A N O E S — Regular Model A

The Mastigouche Canoe is designed for explor- V

Inches
SB

Depth
ers and use in rough countries where frequent port-
ages over bad trails have to be made. The strong-
1> •

u q 1)
V. "^ •vx -P 11
u

est and most durable light canoe made. Furnished >a

with two cane seats, one thwart, bottom grating and 3 A1906 15 33 12 60 $40.00
wide outwales. T HwCOo lengths, 13 and 15 feet. 3A1907 16 33J4 12 65 40.00
•S°' l's *^rl uo •5 S bo C xMen. v.
3A1908 17 34 12 70 40.00
B u •sw 42.00
6A Ufa
> a 3 A1909 18 34J4 12 75
3 A1902 ij13 35J4 12 24 50 $43.00 3A1918 20 ™y2 12 85 47.00
3A1903 15 3554 13 26 60 45.00 Spruce g u n w a l e s — m a h o g a n y paddling seat fra m e s —
Colors, D a r k Green or A u t o Grey. braces a n d decks dark green.
BORDEN CANOES
To meet the demand for a strong, serviceable, reliable canoe at a moderate price, w e are offering our
B O R D E N C A N O E S . Note the width and depth. T h e planking is m a d e of selected M a i n e cedar, long
lengths, fastened to the ribs securely with copper tacks, which are clinched. T h e ribs are of best quality
cedar moulded over a solid form. The gunwales an d finish rails are selected straight grain Canadian
spruce. Both seats of cane, detachable—bow seat b eing dropped o n 4-inch bolts. Brass bang plates.
Best quality of seamless canvas—best quality of paint is used filling u p the canvas entirely, paint being
covered with two coats of best spar varnish. Depth Approx. Wt. Price
Lengtth Width 12 -in. W i d e outwales—no keel. 48 lbs. $31.50
3A940 HUNTER'S M O D E L 13 ft. 35y3-m. 1134-in. W i d e outwales—no keel. 57 lbs. 31.50
3A941 P O R T A G E M O D E L 15* ft. 34 -in. 12 -in. W i d e outwales—no keel. 65 lbs. 31.50
3A942 FISHING M O D E L 16 ft. 34 -in. 12 -in. W i t h k e e l — n o outwales. 64 lbs. 32.50
3A943 RIVER M O D E L 16 ft. 34 -in. 13 -in. W i d e outwales—no keel. 70 lbs. 33.50
3A944 EXPLORER'S M O D E L 17 ft. 37 -in. 12 -in. W i t h k e e l — n o outwales. 68 lbs. 33.50
3A945 L A K E M O D E L 17 ft. 3VA-in. 12I4-in. W i t h k e e l — n o outwales. 76 lbs. 33.50
3A946 P L E A S U R E M O D E L 18 ft. 35 -in. dark green T h e working models, which are the
All of the above canoes are carried in stock inRER'S, are also carried in Battleship Grey, which
HUNTER'S, PORTAGE, FISHING and E X P L O or Bangor, Maine. W h e r e crating is required s a m e
color we particularly recommend. ra cost of $2.00 each.
Prices include burlaping—F. O. B. New York CANOE ENAMELS
must be done at the factory in Maine, at an ext C o m m o n paint should not be used for refinishing ,
PADDLES canoes, as it does not wear well and gives an unsat-
^SSSfc. isfactoryfinish.Thefinestand most durable finishes
are obtained with canoe enamels. W e carry a full
W e call particular attention to our paddles, which line of the best canoe enamel made. One pint can is
are m a d e especially for us, of the very finest white sufficient for two coats on an 18-foot canoe. N o
spruce a n d hard maple. These paddles are finished varnish is required, as the enamel dries with a bright
with the best quality of spar varnish. Carried regu- finish equal to the best varnish.1 Carried in pints
larly in 5, 5%, 5A, 5j4 a n d 6-foot lengths in both only, in the following colors : Vermilion, Holly Red,
patterns. Indian Red, Velvet Brown, Moss Green, Dark Green,
3 A 1 9 1 0 "Algonquin" style, narrow blade. Light Green, Azure Blue.
spruce or maple, any length $1.50 3A1194 A n y color, weight V/i lbs., pint $ .80
3 A 1 9 1 1 " P a s s a m a q u o d d y " style, broad blade, RUBBER LIFE PRESERVER
spruce or maple, any length 1.50
D O U B L E PADDLES
3A1912 Fine white spruce, copper-tipped,
with nickel-plated ferrules 3.50
CANOE YOKE

This is the best and most practical form on the

F o r the portage this yoke affords a most h a n d y market for the canoe and small boats, as they may be
and convenient m e a n s of carrying the canoe. T h e rolled up snugly and stowed away in small space.
crossbar is m a d e of selected hard maplf a n d isMade of best quality rubber, to be inflated.
clamped to gunwale b y brass wing-nuts. Shoulder 3A1183 Length, 29 inches <^$2.50
pads are adjustable, leather covered a n d padded 3A1184 Length, 33 inches. tig 3.00
with curled hair. 3 A 1 1 8 5 Length, 37 inches tig 3.50
3A1932 ••• $2-25 3 A 1 1 8 6 Length, 41 inches tig 4.00
54 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

FIREARMS
We carry a large stock of sporting rifles, shotguns and revolvers. The fire arms listed here we
carry regularly in stock and can ship immediately on receipt of order. Orders for special attachments
can usually be executed promptly in our o w n shop. W e give special attention to orders for made-to-
order guns, and will gladly give information as to any m a k e or style of gun, whether regularly carried
by us or not.
W e repair any m a k e of fire arm.
Rifles—We carry the best American and European rifles. W e recommend bolt action rifles as the
best for sporting purposes, on account of the safetv of their mechanism. T h e Jeffery's are the best
bolt action rifles made.
Revolvers—The Colt and Smith & Wesson stand without a peer for reliability and service.
S h o t g u n s — W e carry a full assortment of the best American makes. W e are the U . S. agents for
Lang & Son, London, makers of the finest hand-made guns in the world.
JEFFERY'S RIFLES
W e have selected and catalogued the six models of Jeffery's Rifles which w e consider the best suited
to general sporting purposes, viz.: the n e w flat trajectory (.280, .280/.333 and .333), the all-round .333,
the heavy striking .404, the light-weight .256 and the .400 single-shot Cordite.
This selection gives the sportsman a choice of rifles adapted not only to big g a m e hunting in
America, but also Africa, India, or any of thefieldsinvaded by the big g a m e hunters, Arctic or tropical.
The Jeffery's Rifles are manufactured by W . J. Jeffery & Co., Ltd., of London, England. W e have
the exclusive agency of this line of high-grade arms for the U. S. and Mexico.
Every gun is sighted, shot and carefully tested and submitted, to the severe English proof tests.
These rifles are manufactured on scientific principles and no detail is left to chance. T h e tests are
conducted under various conditions—of barometer, altitude and thermometer—thus insuring uniform re-
sults in wet or dry weather, on the mountain top or at the sea level, in the Arctic or under Equatorial
suns.
T h e striking force, penetration and trajectory are carefully computed. Each rifle has its particular
purpose and place and can be absolutely depended upon to m a k e good w h e n called upon.
The material and workmanship of these arms are unqualifiedly the best that h u m a n skill can devise
for the purpose imposed. Each gun is m a d e in two grades, and although the quality of steel is slightly
different, the main variations are in quality of w o o d used in stock, ornamentation and general finish.
If these guns had no other features of merit, the excellence of the sights used and the adjustment
of the sights before the gun leaves the proving ground would c o m m a n d for them first place a m o n g the
sporting riflesTHE
of theNworld.
E W .28,0/333 and .333 JEFFERY MAGAZINE RIFLES

With this n e w .333 Mauser Action rifle, a velocity .280 ROSS-ELEY M O D E L

of 2600 feet is obtainable. T h e .333 soft, sharp-
Weighs about one pound less than the 333 but is
pointed bullet weighs 250 grains and the striking
otherwise identical. Price, the same as that'of the
force of this bullet is well over 4,000 lbs. Owing to
the great length of the bullet and the sharp point,
No 1 Model, sighted to 1,000 yards. Standard
the velocity is well maintained at long ranges and
and leaves or standard and two-leaf and tansrent
the .333 rifle is thus superior to anything yet m a d e
back-sight, pistol grip stock and short forearm with
for shooting in open country or on the plains. T h e
horn cap. Checkered iron heel plate, with trap for
magazine is flush with frame and holds 3 cartridges,
rod in butt. Eyes for sling $120 00
with one in barrel.
No 2 Model, best finish Q.S. Nickel Steel bar-
In addition to the 250 grain, soft, sharp-pointed
rels, best quality back-sight, with standard and four
bullet, this rifle also handles a 300 grain bullet, either
spring leaves, or standard four-spring l e a v P 0 VrTri
soft nose or soft no. with split casing, or full metal
tangent, metal bead fore-sight, selected w a i n * stock
jacketed, giving the sportsman a choice of cartridges
checkered pistol grip, iron heel plate with t r ™ for
adapted to all kinds of game. engraved, and
rod m butt eyes for sling. Action tne n„»A 1_4
The weight of this rifle is about 8-)4 lbs., with $145.00
finished in best style
3F812 .333/.280 Rimless Cartridges, solder
standard length of barrel of 26 inches.
No. 1 Model $120.00 pointed, 140 gr. Per box of 10.. $1.00
No. 2 Model 145.00 3F50O .333 Rimless Cartridges, solid nickel
THE NEW .333/.280 JEFFERY'S MAUSER sharp pointed, 250 gr. Per box of in' 1.00
S a m e models and prices as .333 calibre. Magazine 3F501 .333 Rimless Cartridges, blunt point
holds 5 cartridges with one in the barrel, making 6 at soft nose, 300 gr. Per box of lo ' 1.00
the c o m m a n d of the shooter. This rifle has the ve- 3F502 .333 Rimless Cartridges, blunt
locity of 2,965 feet, and shoots a 140 grain solder split bullets, 300 gr. Per box of ^o"*'
pointed expanding bullet, the point of which cannot 3F503 .333 Rimless Cartridges, soft sha™ l.OO
be damaged. This bullet also sets up perfect expan- point, 250 gr. Per box of lo.. P
sion and w e consider it superior to any form of cop- 1.00
per pointed or capped bullet.
 FIRE A R M S 55

THE N E W .404 JEFFERY RIFLE

1905 Model Rimless Cartridge
This model is a most reliable large bore magazine JEFFERY'S .256 N E W M O D E L RIFLE
rifle. W e unhesitatingly recommend this rifle for those
T h e trajectory, as figured by Jeffery's, is taken by w h o wish a high-powered, light-weight rifle, with
shooting from the shoulder, using one sight only, heavy smashing power, combined withflattrajectory.
from 100 to 300 yards. T h e drop of bullet under T h e rifles arefittedwith folding leafflattop sights
these conditions is : 100 yards, none; 200 yards, 7 sighted from 1 to 500 yards in Models 8 and 9; and
inches; 300 yards, 20 inches. 1 to 300 yards in Model 10.
N o . 1 Model, .404 Jeffery Rifle Mauser Action, These rifles fitted with L y m a n Peep Sight if
plainfinish,Pistol Grip stock $120.00 desired $4.50
N o . 2 Model, .404 Jeffery Mauser Best Quality N o . 8 Model, checkered stock and forearm, pistol
Rifle $145.00 grip, best platina lined sights for 500 yards (or for
.404 RIMLESS CARTRIDGES 1,000 yards, as m a y be ordered,) metal bead fore-
3F504 Solid Military Bullets, box of 10 $1.00 sight, trap in heel-plate, eyes for sling. This is a
3F505 Soft Nosed Bullets, box of 10 1.00 thoroughly reliable weapon in every respect. .$100.00
3F506 Jeffery Split Bullets, box of 10 1.00 N o . 9. A plainer rifle than the N o . 8, pistol grip,
All models made in Take Dcheckered
o w n at $20.00 additional. $85.00
Ribbed Barrels, m a d e in Take3F507
D o w n ,Cartridges,
additional,full metal patched, soft
$20.00.
nosed or S. N. split. B o x of 15 with clips. . .$1.25
TRAJECTORIES OF JEFFERY'S CARTRIDGES
Jeffery .333 cartridge loaded Height above Height above
Distance sight line at Distance sight line at
with Axite and 300 grain blunt half distance half distance
nose bullet. 600 yards 3 ft. 0.1 inches 100 yards 1.20 inches
Height above 700 yards 4 ft. 4.8 inches 200 yards 4.98 inches
Distance sight line at 800 yards inches
6 ft. 2.2 inches 300 yards 12.8
half distance 900 yards inches
100 yards 8 ft. 5.4 inches 400 yards 24.4
0 ft. 0.84 inches 1000 yards inches
200 yards 0 ft. 3.88 inches 11 ft. 3.7 inches 500 yards 39.8
300 yards 0 ft. 9.9 inches Jeffery Mannlicher .256 the
.400 exactly the same as
400 yards 1 ft. 1.9 inches
500 yards 2 ft. 10.6 inches Height above .404.
600 yards 4 ft. 6.9 inches
Distance sight line at
half distance
Ross .280 cartridge loaded
10.2 inches
700 yards
800 yards
6
9
ft. 11.8
ft. 7.2 inches
100 yards .2 inches with 150 grain bullet.
200 yards 3.5 inches
900 yards 13 ft. 4.2 inches 300 yards Height above
18 ft. inches 10.125
20.75 inches
inches
1000 yards 400 yards Distance sight line at
cartridge loaded 36.75 inches half distance
Jeffery .333 500 yards
61.0 inches
and 250 grain 600 yards 100 yardi 0.622 inches
with A x i t e 700 yards 95.0 inches 200 yards 2.70 inches
pointed bullet. Height above 800 yards 136.0 inches 300 yards 6.55 inches
sight line at 900 yards 352.0 inches 400 yards 12.4 inches
Distance
half distance 1000 yards 486.0 inches 500 yards 21.4 inches
100 yards 0 ft. 0.68 inches bore Jeffery car- 600 yards 32.1 inches
200 yards 0 ft. 3.04 inches .404 or .400with 60 grains of 700 yards 47.6 inches
300 yards 0 ft. 7.4 inches tridge loaded 400 grain solid 66.6 inches
800 yards
400 yards 1 ft. 2.0 inches 92.8 inches
Cordite and 900 yards
500 yards 1 ft. 11.3 inches 122.0 inches
1000 yards
bullet.
WINCH E S T E R RIFLE 1886 M O D E L
This action has given complete
satisfaction among big game hunt-
ers everywhere.
The breech mechanism is with- ment; 45-70-500 government; 45-70-
out question safe and strong and 330, .45-70-350, .45-90, .45-85-300, .45-85-
w e recommend this rifle without 350, .45-82-405, .50-100 and .50-110 car-
i tridges.
reserve for its weight, accuracy, M a d e with full or half magazine in "Take
Down"
simplicity of action and tremendous killing power and in extra light weight styles.
For .33, .45-70, high velocity;PRICE LIST—Full
.45-70-405 govern- or Half Magazine
3F522 Carbine, 22 ins., round barrel; 3F530 Extra light-weight "Take D o w n " 22
weight, about 8 lbs $15.20 ins., round, nickel steel barrel;
3F523 Round barrel, 26 ins. long or under; weight, about 7J4 lbs.; .45-70 calibre
weight, about 8J4 lbs 15-60 only $24.00
3F524 Octagon barrel, 26 ins. long or under; 3F531 High power .33 "Take Down," 24 ins.,
weight, about 834 lbs 16.80 round, nickel steel barrel, shotgun
3F525 Half octagon barrel 17.20 butt stock ; weight, 7J4 lbs 24.00
3F526 "Take Down," 26 ins., round barrel; 3F532 S a m e as 3F531 but solid frame 24.00
weight, about 9 lbs 20.00 W h e n ordering .45-70, .45-90, and .50-110 rifles,
3F527 "Take Down," octagon barrel 21.20 state if desired sighted for High Velocity Cartridges.
3F528 "Take Down," half octagon 21.60 INTERCHANGEABLE BARRELS
3F529 Extra light-weight rifle, 22 ins., round Can be furnished for all calibres except .33. It
nickel steel barrel; weight, about 6 % will be necessary to send guns to have extra barrels
lbs., .45-70 calibre only 20.00 fitted.
3F533 Complete, with magazine, etc $12.00
56 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

WINCHESTER REPEATING RIFLE—MODEL 1890. .22 CAL.

"TAKE DOWN"

Rifles of this model are chambered for one size of sired, otherwise .22 short will be sent.
cartridge only—.22 short, .22 long or .22 Winchester. 3F580 24-inch octagon barrel, straight
grip stock; weight, 5J4 lbs $10.80
W h e n ordering please specify size of cartridge de-
WINCHESTER SELF-LOADING RIFLE, MODELS 1905, 1907 A N D 1910
3F576 401 calibre 20-inch round
Nickel Steel barrel, plain
trigger, pistol grip stock Plain Finished, Model 1905 and 1907 Rifle.
of plain walnut, not "Take-Down." M a d e for .32, .35 and .351
checked ; number of shots, Calibre Winchester S. L. Cartridges
3F578 5 ; weight, 8 A lbs. $24.00 3F577 $22.40
Extra magazine for each calibre. Each
WINCHESTER $1.50
1903 M O D E L .22 AUTOMATIC
The Winchester Model 1903
is a ten-shot A U T O M A T I C ,
hammerless, "Take D o w n " rifle,
using a new, inexpensive rim- 20-inch round barrel, plain walnut stock and forearm.
fire cartridge, known as the .22 Blued Trimmings, open front and rear sight; weight,
Calibre Winchester Automatic, 5>A lbs.
loaded with Smokeless Powder 3F579 $16.88
and Winchester Greaseless Bullet.
WINCHESTER MODEL 1906 .22 CALIBRE REPEATING RIFLE
A lightweight, take-down re-
peating rifle, similar in appear-
ance to the Winchester Model
1890, handling .22 short, long and long rifle cartridges.
20-inch round barrelfittedwith Sporting front sight Rifle can be furnished in this style
and adjustable open rear sight; measures 36 inches only. Weight, 5 lbs.
over all. Magazine holds 15 cartridges, .22 short. 3F581 $9.50
WINCHESTER MODEL 1902 SINGLE SHOT TAKE-DOWN
Chambered for .22 Short, .22 =s»
Long and .22 Long Rifle R i m
1904 Model
Fire. Action used is the bolt
Similar in construction to the 1902 Model, but
type. 18-inch, round barrel,
larger and heavier. Has the Winchester bolt action
plain trigger, combination trig-
fitted with a 21-inch round barrel. Equipped with
ger guard and pistol grip,
adjustable rear and bead front sight, and Schuetzen
highly polished stock, steel butt
shaped stock 13J4 inches long with blued steel rifle
plate; weight, 3 lbs.
butt plate. Length oevr all, 3 7 ^ in. Weight 4 lbs
N o variations from standard will be furnished.
3F583 ;$5.00
3F582 $3.50
-Model 1895
MARLIN REPEATER
N e w .33 calibre High Power Rifle.
Special Light Weight, 24-inch round.
Special Smokeless Steel barrel, half
magazine; 5 shots; weight about 754 3F588 Solid Frame $18.50
lbs. Uses any make of .33 calibre high 3F589 Same rifle made
power cartridges, and is the only rifle take-down style 22.00
of this calibre with the modern REPEATER,
MARLIN solid- SOLID FRAME—Model 1892
top,
M a dside
e inejecting
.22 or construction.
.32 cal. and
will shoot either short, long or
long rifle rim-fire cartridges.
The .32 cal. can be adapted to
center-fire cartridges by substi- will be supplied with either rifle or shoteur, h„r*
3F590 24-inch round barrel g
tuting center firing pin, which \™
is furnished free. The .22 cal. 3F591 26-inch round barrel iH
3F592 28-inch round barrel 13G5
magazine, 24 inches long, will
hold 25 short, 20 long or 18 long rifle cartridges. 3F593 24-inch octagon or half octagon barrel is \l
The .32 cal. magazine, 24 inches long, will hold 17 3F594 26-inch octagon or half octagon barrel u «
short or 14 long cartridges. These rifles are fitted 3F595 28-inch octagon or half octagon barrel 16 15
with Rocky Mountain rear and front sights, and
 FIRE ARMS 57

W I N C H E S T E R 1892 M O D E L
A n improvement of the original famous 1873 3F538 "Take D o w n " style, 24-inch round
model, which is too well k n o w n to require descrip- barrel, weight, about 7T4 lbs 16.88
tion. M a d e for .25-20, .32, .38 and .44 calibres. 3F539 S a m e as 3F538 but has octagon
PRICE LIST barrel 17.89
Full or Half Magazine 3F540 S a m e as 3F538 but has half octagon
3F534 Octagon barrel, 24 ins. long; weight, barrel 18.23
about 7 lbs. ; number of shots, 14 $13.16 INTERCHANGEABLE BARRELS
3F535 Half octagon barrel 13.50 Can be furnished for .38 and .44 calibres only. All
3F536 R o u n d barrel, weight, about 6J4 lbs. . 12.15 rifles must be sent to us to be fitted.
3F537 Carbine, weight, about 5J4 lbs.; num- 3F2723 Complete with magazines $12.00
ber of shots, 12 11.81
W I N C H E S T E R 1894 M O D E L
A light, strong-shooting rifle,
with a very popular action and
probably the best-known rifle
made—the rifle that m a d e the
30-30 famous.
For .25-35, .30 W . C. F., P R I C E LIST—Full or Half Magazine
.32-40, 32 W i n . Special and .32-40 and .38-55 Calibres
.38-55. 3F557 Half octagon $16.88
Carbines, 20-inch barrel, 7 shots;
3F541
weight, about 6 lbs $11.81 3F558 "Take Down," 26-inch round nickel
3F542 Octagon, 26-inch barrel, 9 shots; steel barrel, 9 shots; weight, about
weight, about 7^4 lbs 13.16 7V4 lbs 18.90
3F559 "Take D o w n " octagon 19.91
3F543 Half Octagon 13.50
3F560 "Take D o w n " half octagon 20.25
3F544 Round barrel, weight, about 7}4 lbs. 12.15
3F561 Extra light weight, .25-35 and .30
3F545 "Take D o w n " Style. 26-inch round
barrel, 9 shots; weight, about 7?4 lbs. 16.88 calibre only, 26-inch round nickel steel
3F546 "Take D o w n " style, octagon 17.89 3F562 barrel; weight, about 7 lbs 18.90
3F547 "Take D o w n " style, half octagon 18.23 3F563 Extra light weight octagon 19.91
3F548 Extra light weight, 26-inch round 3F564 Extra light weight half octagon ._ 20.25
Extra l'ght weight, "Take Down," 26-inch
barrel, weight, about 7 lbs 15.53 weight,
3F549 Extra light weight, octagon 16.54 .25-35 and .30 calibre only,
3F550 Extra light weight, half octagon 16.88 3F565 round nickel steel barrel;
3F551 Extra light weight, "Take D o w n " 26- about 7A lbs 22.28
inch round barrel, weight, about 7A 3F566 Extra light weight "Take Down,"
lbs 20.25 octagon 23.29
3F552 Extra light weight 'Take D o w n " octa- Extra light weight "Take D o w n " half
gon 21.26 octagon 23.63
3F553 Extra l;ght weight "Take Down," half INTERCHANGEABLE BARRELS
octagon 21.60 Model 1894 "Take D o w n " Rifles can be furnished
.25-35, .30 and .32 Special Winchester Calibres with interchangeable barrels, the .25-35 interchanging
3F554
3F555 Carbines, 20-inch barrel, 7 shots; with the .32-40 and the .30 Win. interchanging with
weight,
shots ; weight,
about 654
about
lbs7^4 lbs $14.18
15.53 the .32 W i n . Special and the .38-55. Barrels must
6 54 zine, forearm, etc. $12.00
3F556 Octagon
Round, 26-inch nickel steel barrel, 9 I - be sent to be fitted.
3F567 Extra
W I N C H E S T E R 1895 M O D E L barrels, complete with maga-
BOX MAGAZINE LEVER REPEATING
For .30 U. S. Army, .30 U. S.
G. 1903, and 1906, .303 British,
.35 and .405 calibres.
All the cartridges adapted to
this model are extremely pow-
erful, and their shocking and desirable for big game shooting.
killing effect is terrific. Are especially PRICE LIST
.30 A r m y , 1903 and 1906, U. S. G., of 3F574 .40 calibre, 24-inch round barrel;
3F568
303 British, 24-inch round barrel; weight, 8TA lbs $24.00
weight, about SA lbs $24-00 The barrels of the .30 A r m y , 1903 and 1906 U. S.
G„ .303 British, .35 and .405 are m a d e of nickel steel
3F569 Carbine, .30 Army, .30 for 1903, and —the .30 A r m y and .303 British being 28, and the
1906 or .303 British, 22-inch round
.35, 24 inches long.
barrel; weight, about 8 lbs 24.00
Fancy stocks and shotgun butt stocks can be fur-
3F570 35 Winchester, 24-inch round barrel; nished for this model. Pistol grip stocks cannot be
weight, about 8J4 lbs 24.00 furnished. Set triggers cannot be furnished.
W I N C H E S T E R M O D E L TAKE
1895 DOWN"
This popular model n o w m a d e with safe and simple take d o w n
.30 Gov't. (1903-
3F575 Specifications same as regular Model 1895-but m a d e only in .30 U. b $26.00
1906),.303 British, .35, 405 calibres
58 A B E R C R O M B I E & F I T C H CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th S T R E E T , N E W Y O R K

.22 MARLIN REPEATER TAKE-DOWN—Model 1897

This rifle is similar to Model 1892, but is take- 3F597 26-inch round barrel $16.00
17 50
d o w n in style. M a d e in .22 cal. only. Will shoot 3F598 28-inch round barrel -
.22 short, .22 long and .22 long rifle without adjust- 3F599 24-inch octagon or half octagon barrel 16.00
ment. Ivory bead front sight. 3F600 26-inch octagon or half octagon barrel 17.50
3F596 24-inch round barrel $14.50 I 3F601 28-inch octagon or half octagon barrel 19.00
MARLIN REPEATER -Model 20
Half Magazine. .22 Calibre.
Tapered barrel, 24 inches long.
G u n handles at one loading; 15
short cartridges; 12 long car-
tridges or 11 long rifle car-
tridges. A very accurate, reli-
able, well balanced gun, weight, N O T E : — O n all orders for "Model
about 424-inch
3F584 lbs. 2 octagon
oz.—especially
barrel 20" rifles, the regular style will be sent
desirableTake-down
for gallery shooting.
$11.50 unless "Full Magazine" is specified.
MODEL 29—.22 CALIBRE TAKE-DOWN
It is a take-down like Model 20, but does not have black walnut butt stock and fore-end; holds 15 short,
ivory bead front sight and special adjustable rear 12 long or 11 long-rifle cartridges at one loading.
sight. Rifle has blued frame; blued rifle butt plate ; 3F586 23-inch round barrel $9.25
MARLIN NEW MODEL, .27, .25 STEVENS, .25-20 AND .32-20 CALIBRE
T h e only
Stevens, " P uand
.25-20 m p ".32-20
actioncalibres.
repeaterEquipped
m a d e with
24-inch special smokeless steel barrel and handles
the n e w high velocity smokeless cartridge as well
as black and low pressure smokeless loads. A
"Take-down" model weighing 5^4 pounds. M a g a -
zine capacity, 6 shots, with one in barrel making
total of 7. Fitted with Rocky Mountain adjust- 3F587 Either calibre $15.00
able rear and Ivory bead front sights. -Auto Loading
REMINGTON RIFLE
Loaded with clip system,
such as used in military rifles.
Recoil ejects, reloads and
cocks ready for the next shot. 3F602 M a d e in .25-35 Remington, .30-30
A large flat safety on the side Remington, .32 Remington and .35
indicates by sight or feeling 3F603 Remington Take-Down, all calibres.. $27.50
w h e n it is "safe" and fires S a m e rifle as described above with se-
five shots as fast as desired. Smokeless steel lected English walnut stock and fore-
barrel, straight grip (or pistol grip stock m a d e to arm checkered, any calibre 32.50
HIGH
order, no additional charge), rubber butt POWER
plate, spe- RIFLE—Pump Action, 6 Shot
cial open sights.
REMINGTON
This is the only high power
rifle m a d e with slide action, -,-,-, - , • , -, g n p stock
of American
which permits a rapidity of Walnut, fitted with shotgun style rubber butt plate
accurate fire. This solid Rifle comes regularly fitted with N o . 1 Buckhorn
breech prevents dirt, snow Rear Sight and n e w design copper bead front sight.
and other substances from Weight, about 634 lbs. $19.00
entering the magazine. T h e 3F2279 A n y calibre ne, 1 8 K B . 17.25
absence of protruding parts, such as hammer, finger N o . 14I4A 38-40 and 44-40 Carbi
lever, etc., makes this a very handsome rifle with
symmetry of outline and perfection of balance. REPEATER—Model
M a d e in\25, .30 and .32 cal. T o handle Remington
Rimless Cartridges in 22-inch. Special Ordnance Side Ejection
REMINGTON .22 CAL will hold 15 short, 12 long or 11
3F605 Sportsman's longriflecartridges, has straight grip
Rifle chambered walnut stock fitted with steel rifle
for .22
stock with short,
rubber butt plate; weight, 3F607 butt plate; weight, 5J4 lbs j 1 3 00
long lbs.and long $10.50 Gallery rifle chambered for .22 short
3F606 Similar to the sportsman, except it has
rifle cartridges. only, magazine holds 15 cartridges, 24-
aMagazine
24-inch holds
octagon barrel, magazine inch octagon with steel rifle butt plate •
14 short, 11 long weight, 5J4 lbs '13 0 0
or
round 10 long
barrel,rifle
straight
cartridges.
grip, 22-inch
walnut
 FIRE A R M S 59

REMINGTON—U. M. C. SINGLE SHOT RIFLES

This model has an automatic shell
ejector. Chambered for .22 long or
short, .25-10 or .32 cal. rim-fire car-
tridges. Barrel is full octagon, 22*4 No. 4 New Model Take-Down
inches long, black walnut stock and 3F667 In any calibre $5.25
forearm. Open sights.
This model is designed to meet the big demand
for a light-weight take-down. Made in either
.22 or .32 cal. and chambered in either size to
take short or long rim-fire cartridges. In the N o . 6 N e w Model Take-Down
.22 cal. C.B. or B.B. caps may be used. Has
open rear and tang peep sights. Barrel 20 inches 3F669 Either calibre $3.25
long; weight, 3J4 lbs. NEW .22 REMINGTON AUTO RIFLE
A solid breech-hammerless shooting 16 ,22-rimfire rifle butt plate, adjustable straight bar rear and
cartridges without reloading, 22-in. Remington steel white metal bead front sight. No. 2724. Weight,
barrel, straight grip, American walnut stock, steel 534 lbs. Price $17.00
SAVAGE HIGH P O W E R SPORTING RIFLE—Model 1899
Made in both solid frame and "take-down"
hammerless, .25-35, .30-30, .303, .32-40, and
.38-55 calibres. Shotgun or rifle butt plate.
Pistol grip $2.50 extra. Rocky Mountain front
and sporting rear sight. Six shot.
3F608 Any of the above calibres—Regular plate only, micrometer rear sight,
style, 26-in. round barrel, weight, 7J4 weight, 7A lbs $18.00
lbs $18.00 3F611 A n y of the above calibres—Saddle
3F609 Any of the above calibres—Regular gun, 22-in., round barrel only, shot-
style, 26-in., octagon or ;4 octagon gun butt, weight, 7y\ lbs 18.00
barrel, weight, 734 lbs 19.50 3F612 A n y of the above calibres—Take-
3F610 Down, 26-in., round barrel 21.50
Any of the above calibres—Carbine,
20-in., round barrel only, carbine butt 3F613 A n y of the above calibres—Take-
Down,'22-in., round barrel 21.50
M O D E L 1899 S A V A G E F E A T H E R - W E I G H T 22 CALIBRE "FEATHER-WEIGHT" TAKE-
Solid frame. Calibres, .25-35, .30-30 and .303 DOWN
with round barrel only. A new model 614-pound high-power rifle. Has a
3F614 A n y of the above calibres—With 20-inch round barrel and is chambered for a special
metal bead front and micrometer .22 High Power cartridge large enough for deer or
rear sight $22.50 bear.
3F615 A n y of the above calibres—With 3F619 .22 calibre Feather-Weight "Take-
checked stock and fore-end 24.50 Down" $25.00
3F616 A n y of the above calibres—Extra for
SAVAGE REPEATING RIFLE, .22 CAL.
swivel and sling strap attached to any
M O D E L 1914
M O D E L 1899 Model
Savage 1899
"FEATHER-WEIGHT" 1.50
TAKE- Solid breech hammerless, oct. 24-in. barrel, Ameri-
DOWN can Walnut shotgun, full pistol grip, stock with steel
Furnished in the same calibres (.25-35, .30-30 and
butt plate, bead front and adjustable wind gauge
.303) as the solid frame Feather-weight with the
rear sight, positive action, Tubular Magazine holds
advantages of easy carrying and cleaning.
20-22 short, 17-22 long or 15-22 long rifle cartridges;
3F617 Feather-weight "Take-Down," weight,
length, taken down, 27J4 inches; weight, 534 lbs.
6V4 lbs $25.00
Model 1914. No. 2725 $13.00
3F618 Interchangeable barrels for same.... 10.00
.250—.300 SAVAGE RIFLE—Model 1899
Take-down only, extra full pistol grip stock,
forearm checkered, wind gauge rear sight,
checkered trigger, corrugated steel butt plate,
22-inch round barrel; weight, 7 lbs.; velocity 3,000
ft. per second; bullet, 87 grains.
Velocity at 100 yards, 2,698 ft. per second.
Energy—Muzzle, 1,739 foot-pounds. 100 yards,
1,405 foot-pounds.
Trajectory—100 yds., measured at 50 yds. .503 in.
200 yds., measured at 100 yds. 2.314 in. Cartridges, $0.70 per box of twenty.
300 yds., measured at 150 yds. 5.780 in.No. 3F2754 $30.00
500 yds., measured at 250 yds. 20.196 in.
Penetration at 15 feet, 11?4 in. ^-in. pine boards.
60 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

MODEL 1911 SAVAGE REPEATER—For .22 Short Cartridges Only

This model .22 calibre re- gMm-,••»-..- , —^,
peater has a magazine holding
20 short cartridges, is tyically
a target rifle, and combines the Bolt Action with the
take-down feature. H a s round barrel 20 inches long,
3F2682 $6.50
walnut stock, shotgun butt. Weight, 4 lbs.
.22 SAVAGE, Jr. TAKE-DOWN—Model 1904
Chambered for .22 short, long or long rifle «o
cartridges. T h e action of this rifle is very simple.
W h e n the bolt is thrown back the cartridge is
passed into the receiver and bolt thrown in place. peep and open pattern. 18-
Closing the bolt automatically cocks the rifle and, inch barrel and a weight of
after firing, the opening of the bolt automatically balances the rifle nicely.
ejects. Sights consist of an open front, combination 3F658 $4.50
SAVAGE TARGET RIFLE TAKE-DOWN—Model 1905
This is a very fine target rifle with all the a£a
qualities of the "Savage Junior 22. Chambered
for short, long and long rifle cartridges. H a s a eter rear and ivory bead
heavier barrel than the other models for more accu front. Weight, 4A4 lbs
rate shooting. Swiss butt plate. Sights are microm- 3F660 $6.50
THE NEW SAVAGE .22 AUTOMATIC RIFLE
This new automatic will handle the .22 long rifle "Lesmok" and black powder cartridge only. The
model will be similar to Savage Model 1903 Repeater, shown on page 212, having clip magazine.
3F813 $12.00
STEVENS' "IDEAL"
Length of barrel for rim-fire car- £
tridges, 24 inches, for center-fire car-
tridges, 26 inches. Chambered for .22 Long-rifle, .25
Stevens and .32 Long Rim-fire and .25-20 Stevens
and .32-20 Center-Fire. Weight, 7 to 7J4 lbs. 3F623 A n y style or size
STEVENS' "FAVORITE" (Take-Down)
Length of barrel, 22 inches. Chambered <*» •*-••
for the following rim-fire cartridges only:
.22 Long-rifle, .25 Stevens, .32 Long.
3F665 "Favorite" Take-down with auto- vens leaf and Vernie
matic ejector y2 (Octagon) barrel in peep sights $7.75
any of the above calibres and with 3F664 "Favorite" Shotgun, smooth bore, for
Rocky Mountain front and Sporting shot cartridges. M a d e for .22 and
$5.00
Rear Sights
3F662 With Beach combination front sight, Ste .32 rim-fire shot cartridges onlv
Weight, 4J4 pounds "' $5 0 0
STEVENS' "CRACK SHOT"
Chambered for .22 Long-rifle R. F. and .32
short R. F. cartridges. Plain open front and
rear sights. 20-inch barrel; case-hardened
frame; oiled walnut stock and forearm; rubber butt 3F626 Shotgun, smooth bore
plate. Weight, 334 pounds. M a d e for .32 shot
3F625 Rifle $3.00 cartridges only
MARBLE'S "GAME GETTER" GUN
Double Barrel, Single Trigger

Shoots .22 short, long and

long rifle rim-fire cartridges in
one barrel and .44 shot or
round ball cartridges in the other. Stock adjustable
for any drop desired. Barrels—Round, Blued, 12, 3F2115 inch
15 and 18 inches long. Frame—Dropforged, Blued. barrels,
Grips—Rubber. Stock—Steel tubing, Nickeled. Flexible'
Weight, about 35 oz. Rear Sight, Lock Leaf
3F2112 12-inch barrels, lock leaf sight, Sight, "Gold" Bead Sight
3F2113 "Gold" bead sight and holster $13.50 3F2116 Holster $16.50
3F2112 barrels, otherwise same as 14.50
15-inch 15-inch barrels, otherwise same as
3F2114 18-inch barrels, otherwise same as 3F2117 3F2115 17.50
3F2112 15.50 18-inch barrels, otherwise same as
3F2116 18.50
 FIRE ARMS CI

JOSEPH LANG & SON HAND-MADE LONDON SHOTGUNS

_ W e are the United States Agents for these fine guns—they have a world-wide reputa-
tion. T h e firm is an old,established one; so m u c h so, that it can boast of having introduced
the breech loader into England. Particular attention is paid to the balance of these guns
and all L a n g Barrels are bored by the most scientific methods, insuring regular and con-
sistent patterns and the m a x i m u m of penetration. Lang's patent single trigger has been in
use for years. T h e ejector is perfection, and their automatic locks are the most perfect yet
invented.

LANG GUNS Price, includingfirstquality case, tools, extra

Unsurpassed for general handiness, balance, parts, etc., complete $650.00
simplicity of mechanism, soundness of con- 12 and 20 gauge carried in stock—other
struction and ease of manipulation. gauges to order.
K e y Detachable Locks
which can be instantly removed for cleaning or First Grade
inspection. H a n d - m a d e andfittedwith inter- K e y detachable locks—automatic ejector—
cepting gears of most approved type, prevent- single trigger—locks hand-made—straight or
ing an accidental discharge taking place should pistol grip.
the gun be dropped, also preventing both bar- Price, including second quality case, tools,
rels going oft" together, and enabling the pull of extra parts, etc., complete $475.00
locks both single and double trigger to be m a d e 12 and 20 gauges carried in stock—other
extremely light without fear of mishap. gauges to order.
Single Trigger
Most simple and effective, acts independent Second Grade
of recoil, having patent gear check—pull of Screw detachable locks—automatic ejector—
both locks can be regulated to any desired pull two triggers.
as light as ?A/2 lbs. without simultaneous Price, including second quality case, tools,
discharge. etc $225.00
Automatic Ejector
Entirely in the forearm and does not depend LANG OVER-AND-UNDER
in any w a y either directly or indirectly on Superimposed Barrels—Advantages Claimed
projections on the action. T h e slots in the fore- —Better Balance—Quicker Alignment
arm of the L a n g System are no wider than a — L e s s Recoil
non-ejector. This feature gives it greater
K e y detachable lock—hand-cut rib—auto-
solidity than those that require metal cut away
for sears or other limbs. matic ejector—single trigger—same quality
and finish throughout as the Extra Fine
LANG DOUBLE GUNS Grade double gun.
Extra Fine Grade Price, includingfirstquality case, tools, extra
K e y detachable locks—automatic ejector— parts, etc., complete; 12-16-20 gauge. .$550.00
single trigger—locks hand-made—straight or Approximate weights—6*4, 6 and 5J4,
pistol grip. respectively.
62 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

LEFEVER HAMMERLESS GUNS

T h e good reputation of the Lefever
G u n was established fifty years ago.
It is built with a compensating action
to take up the wear in every direc-
tion. All grades are bored on the
taper system, giving great penetration
and even distribution of shot.
DURSTON SPECIAL GRADE
Dura Nitro Steel Barrels. Fitted
with same mechanism as higher
grades. Made in 12 or 16 gauge, bored for trap, Full pistol grip. Fitted with the Lefever full com-
field or brush shooting. pensating action, which takes up all wear.
3F706 Durston Special $25.00 3F712 Ten, twelve, sixteen or twenty gauge $56.00
3F707 Same but with automatic ejector 35.00 3F713 With automatic ejector 66.50
GRADE "H" GRADE "E"
Best London twist barrels or Carmanfluidsteel Damascus or genuine Krupp Essen steel barrels.
barrels. English walnut stock, full or half pistol orEnglish walnut stock of fancy figure;finelycheck-
straight grip. 16 gauge in Carman steel only. ered; straight grip; one-half or full pistol grip with
3F708 Twelve, sixteen or twenty gauge.... $33.00 rubber cap. Very handsomely engraved.
3F709 With automatic shell ejector 44.253F714 Ten, twelve, sixteen or twenty gauge $70.00
GRADE "G" 3F715 With automatic ejector 80.50
Damascus or Royal Nitro Steel Barrels, full pistol NOTE:—Higher grade Guns may be had upon
grip, checkered and handsomely engraved. Full application up to $1,000.00.
compensating action.
3F710 Ten, twelve, sixteen or twenty gauge $42.75 LEFEVER SINGLE TRIGGER
3F711 With automatic shell ejector 54.00 This single trigger can be put on any Lefever Gun
now in use.
GRADE "F" In ordering specify if front or rear position is re-
Barrels Premier Nitro Steel or Damascus and the quired $25.00
stock isfineEnglish walnut checkered and engraved. Shifted for change of barrels by Safety Slide.
PARKER BROS'. TROJAN GUN
T h e fact that the high-class
workmanship of this organi-
zation is put into a gun to
sell at $27.50 must be a mat-
ter of interest to all those
acquainted with Parker guns.
It is a well-proportioned gun
of good appearance, thor-
oughly well fitted. Imported
Trojan steel barrels manu-
factured expressly for this
gun with matted top rib.
Stock of selected black wal- 3F2714 P. H . Barrels of English twist, select
nut ; made only with full pistol grip. N o cap; drop American walnut stock, engraved straight pistol or
about 2)4 inches; length about 14 inches; hard rub- half-pistol grip; hard rubber butt plate $48.75
ber butt plate; fore-end and grip neatly checkered. 3F2716 G. H A m e d i u m priced gun. Barrels
The lock and action in this gun are of the same con- Damascus steel, nicely figured, or Parker's special
struction as in the higher grades. All parts drop steel barrel without figure. Select figured American
forged from the same class of steel as used in the or imported walnut stock, straight pistol or half-
higher grade guns. modified and full pistol grip, checked and engraved, and hard rubber
butt
M a d e to four specifications, as follows: Plate $60.00
12 Ga., 28-in. barrels, 7>4 to 8 lbs.both barrels full 3F2717 8 gauge, same specifications as 3F2716 $90 00
choke. 3F2718 D. H . Fine Damascus steel barrels, figured,
modified and full or Titanic steel without figure. Imported walnut
12 Ga., 30-in. barrels, 7 ^ to 8 lbs P
choke. modified and full stock straight pistol or half-pistol grip silver shield
16 Ga., 28-in. barrels, 6J4 to 7 lbs. checked and engraved, skeleton butt plate $75 00
choke. 3F2719 8 gauge, same specifications as 3F2718 $101 21;
20 Ga., 28-in. barrels, &A to 6 % lbs. 3F2720 C. H . This g u n fills the d e m a n d f
choke. medium-priced artistic and handsomelv finished gunV
N o modifications other than those listed above Barrels of fine Bernard steel, fine Damascus <*«i
can be m a d e in this gun. figure or A c m e steel without figure. Select i'm™w4J
3F2694 Any gauge and any length of barrel, as walnut stock; any desired length or drop ™t r ^
specified above $27.50 pistol or half-pistol grip; silver shield che'cwS £ 5
3F2713 V . H . Grade. A strictly higli grade g u m engraved; skeleton butt plate \ , ™
at very low price. Barrels vulcan steel; American 3F2721 Automatic ejector furnished on a'rivAtlrt!
walnut stock, checked and engraved; hard rubber above guns ' - °f »e
•plo.75
butt plate. M a d e in 12-16-20 or 28 gauge.. $37.50
 FIRE ARMS
FOX HAMMERLESS GUNS
Barrels W t . 12 gauge
Trap 32 7.10 to 7.14
Standard 30 7A2 to 734
Field
28 634 to 7
Brush 26 6J4 to 634
3F2731 Grade A Genuine K r u p p Fluid
Steel Barrels, adapted to smokeless
or black powders. Dark walnut
stock, checkered and engraved; half
pistol grip; 12, 16 and 20 gauge;
26, 28, 30 and 32-inch barrels. Full
pistol or straight grip to order at no
3F2732 extra charge $37.50
A . E . with Automatic Shell Ejec-
3F2733 tor. Net 45.00
Grade B — G e n u i n e K r u p p Fluid
Steel Barrels, thoroughly seasoned
and grained dark English walnut '
stock; artistic engraving, half pistol
grip; m a d e in 12, 16 and 20 gauge;
26, 28, 30 and 32-inch barrels. Full
pistol or straight grip to order at no
extra charge. Weight, 12 gauge, 6*4
3F2734 to 8 lbs.; 16 gauge, 534 to 7 lbs.; 20
gauge, 5^4 to 634 lbs. Net 52.50
3F2735 B. E., with Automatic Shell Ejec-
tor. Net 60.00
Grade C — H i g h Quality Krupp
Fluid Steel Barrels,figuredand dark
finished, selected curly English wal-
nut stock ; artistic engraving, well cov-
ered with scroll and picture work.
Half pistol grip; made in 12, 16 and
20 gauge; 26, 28, 30 and 32-in. bar-
rels. Full pistol or straight grip to
order at no extra charge. Weight,
12 gauge, 6 4 to 8 lbs.; 16 gauge,
554 to 7 lbs.; 20 gauge, 5 4 to 634 lbs.
A. H. FOX SINGLE
The A. H . F o x Single Barrel Trap Gun. Highest
quality fluid steel barrel, all lugs forged integral
with barrel. The ventilated top rib is not rigidly
connected to the barrel, but by means of a special
patented sliding top rib, and the barrel can expand
and contract when heated without loosening or dis-
torting the top rib or springing the barrel. Barrel
heavily bolted to frame through two extension lugs
by strong, rigid square cross-bolt. F o x unbreakable
coil main, ejector and top lever springs are used, 3F2739
also F o x one-piece nickel steel hammer. This gun
represents the most advanced design and latest prac-
tice in high-grade single-barrel trap guns. It is the
result of careful study and l'beral experimentation
covering a period of two years before gun was put
on the market.
3F2738 Grade 5—Stock of figured Circas-
sian walnut, straight, half or full
63
Sterlingworth Grade—Sterlingworth Fluid C o m -
pressed Steel Barrels, adapted to smokeless or
black powders; American walnut stock; full pis-
tol cap .grip, genuine hard rubber butt plate. In
four styles only. A n y other barrel borings if de-
sired at no extra charge.
Note: D r o p of stock changed J4 inch either
w a y for $2.50 extra. Stock can be cut off to any
desired length and refinished for $1.00 extra.
3F2729 Net price $25.00
3F2730
Wt. With Automatic
16 gauge Shell Ejector
W t . 20 gauge 32.50
Stock Drop
6.6 to 6.10 6.2 to 6.6 14 234
to %y2 6 to 6J4
64 14 234
6 to 6 4 534 to 6 14 3
5l/2 to 534
534 to 6 14 3
C. E.with Automatic ShellEjec-
tor. Net $75.00
3F2736 Grade X — B e s t Quality of Krupp
Fluid Steel Barrels, especially bored
and tested by hand for evenness of
pattern for trap shooting. Stock of
beautifully figured Circassian wal-
nut of Monte Carlo type, or straight,
half or full pistol grip, all at same
price. Beautiful engraving of new
style. Always equipped with Silver's
Recoil Pad, Automatic Ejector, Ly-
m a n sights, unless otherwise or-
dered. Weight, 12 gauge, 6 4 to 8
lbs.; 16 gauge, 53/J to 7 lbs. ; 20
gauge, 5 4 to 634 lbs. M a d e with
26, 28, 30 and 32-inch barrels.
3F2737 X . E . with Automatic Shell Ejec-
tor. Net 100.00
Grade D — Best Quality K r u p p
Fluid Steel Barrels, dark-finished se-
lected Circassian walnutstockof beau-
tifully figured grain; engraving is a
combination of beautiful scroll re-
lieved by artistic pictures of game,
birds and dogs, design clearly shown
in illustration. Straight, half or full
pistol grip. M a d e in 12, 16 and 20
gauge; 26, 28, 30 and 32-inch bar-
rels. Weight, 12 gauge, 6 4 to 8 150.00
lbs.; 16 gauge, 534 to 7 lbs.; 20
gauge, 5 4 to 6-4 lbs. D. E. with
Automatic Shell Ejector. Net.
BARREL TRAP GUN
pistol grip. English style of en-
graving, a new and original pattern.
12 gauge only. Weight, 7 lbs. 10
ozs. to 8 lbs. 30, 32 and 34-inch
barrel. Automatic ejector. Built to
order at no extra price. Net. .. $100.00
Grade 6—Selected Circassian wal-
nut stock of beautiful figured grain.
N e w and elaborate engraving on
frame and barrel. Straight, half or
full pistol grip. 12 gauge only. 30,
32 and 34-inch barrel. Weight, 7
lbs. 10 ozs. to 8 lbs. Automatic
ejector. Built to order at no extra
charge. Net 150.00
64 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

L. C. S M I T H H A M M E R L E S S GUNS 3F2686 Field Field G u n . Smokeless blued

All Smith hammerless guns are made in 12, 16
and 20 gauge. 10 gauge can be furnished in any
priced gun listed below except 3F693.
3F693 Field A low-priced, reliable gun.
A r m o r steel barrels, English walnut
stock, half pistol grip, checkered and
well finished -
3F694 S a m e as 3F693 with automatic
ej ectors
3F695 Ideal D a m a s c u s to order (London
steel), barrels choke bored. Eng-
lish walnut stock, full pistol grip,
checkered and well finished
3F696 S a m e as 3F695 but with automatic
ejector
3F697 Trap A thoroughly well-made gun.
Damascus to order (or Crown steel)
barrels, choke bored, line engraving.
English walnut stock, half pistol grip,
checkered andfinishedin the best style 55.00
3F698 Same as 3F697 but with automatic
ej ector
3F699 Specialty (Nitro steel in 12 and 16
gauge to order), imported English
walnut stock, checkered and engraved,
straight half or full pistol grip
3F700 Same as 3F699 but with automatic
ejector
3F701 Eagle D a m a s c u s steel barrels to
order. Nitro steel, imported English
walnut stock, nicely checkered and en-
graved, straight half or full pistol
grip
3F702 Same as 3F701 but with automatic
ejector
3F703 C r o w n Nitro steel or D a m a s c u s
barrels to order
3F704 Same as 3F703 but with automatic
ejector
HUNTER ONE-TRIGGER
The Hunter One-Trigger mechanism m a y be ap- Engraving frame of dogs and game scenes. Gold-
plied to any Smith hammerless gun—old or new. plated trigger and gold shield in stock.
3F705
ITHACA HAMMERLESS GUNS
steel barrels, selected black walnut
half-pistol grip stock and fore-end,
nicely hand-checkered, top lever,
triggers and guards, blued and case-
hardened,- 10, 12, 16 and 20 gauge
only $19-50
3F2687 No. 1 Special. Special Cockeril
steel barrel, black walnut stock and
fore-end, hand-checkered, full pistol
grip with hard rubber cap, neat
scroll on each side of frame 22.50
3F2688
No. 1. The very best English stub
twist barrel, black walnut stock and
fore-end nicely hand-checkered, full
pistol grip, neat scroll on each side
$25.00 of frame 25.00
3F2689
No. iy2. A good Damascus steel
35.00
barrel, black walnut stock and fore-
end checkered, full pistol grip, rub-
ber capped, setter dog engraved on
each side of frame 31.50
37.50
3F2690
No. 2. Fine Damascus steel bar-
49.00 rels, English walnut stock and fore-
end, checkered and engraved with
scroll and game scenes on both sides
and bottom of frame 42.75
3F2691
No. 2 Krupp, Krupp fluid blue
steel barrels, selected English wal-
nut stock and'fore-end, finely hand-
66.00 checkered, full pistol grip unless
otherwise ordered, frame, trigger
guard, fore-end iron and top lever
engraved by hand, with game scenes,
64.00 line and scroll engraving 49.87
3F2692
No. 3. Damascus or Krupp fluid
75.00 steel barrels, fine selected French
walnut stock, fore-end and stock
hand-checkered, straight or pistol
grip, gold triggers, gold shield, all
. metal parts engraved by hand, dogs,
115.00 birds and game scenes 60.00
3F2693
Automatic Ejector on any grade. . . . 10.00
126.00
ITHACA SINGLE BARREL TRAP
99.40 A high-grade gun, with ventilated rib and auto-
matic ejector, triple bolted, built in 12 gauge only.
110.60 Barrel—German Krupp fluid steel—30-32-34 ins.
Stock—Selected Walnut.
$25.00 3F2727 N o . 4 Grade $ 85 00
3F2728 No. 5 Grade " 160^00

CROW DECOYS
The finest Crow
Decoy on the market.
It is becoming popu-
lar to shoot crows
over decoys, especial-
ly in closed season
on other birds. A
Fitted with coil springs and a three-piece lock dozen of these decoys
which is "lightning fast"—double thick nitro-breecii spread around in " a
and three positive bolts and are warranted never to cornfield, while the
shoot loose. , v , •,, n- , , gunner hides in a
10, 12, 16, 20 or 28 gauge with 26, 28, 30 or 32- blind, will afford no end of fun. Use with this our
inch barrel. Crow Call. $4.75
3F2182 Per dozen
 FIRE A R M S 65

WINCHESTER HAMMERLESS TAKE-DOWN REPEATING SHOTGUN

M a d e in 12, 16 and 20 Gauges
A safe, strong, serviceable, light-weight arm—six shots—barrels of nickel steel.
3F2740 12 Gayge, 26-28-30-inch barrels,
weight about 7 4 lbs $24.00
3F2741 16 Gauge, 26-inch barrels, weight
about 6 lbs 24.00
3F2742 20 Gauge, 25-inch barrels,
weight about 534 lbs 24.00
Also made in fancy grades.
20-Gauge Hammerless T a k e - D o w n
T h e increasing demand for small gauge shotguns has produced this new Model 1912, 20 gauge.
Fancy walnut stock and action slide, without checking, extra $10.40
Checked fancy stock and action slide 14.40
WINCHESTER "TOURNAMENT" GUN—Model 1897
Specially Designed for Trap Shooting
T h e "Tournament" gun is
the popular and widely used
Winchester Model 1897, 12 the top, and bored to shoot a close, even pat-
Gauge "Take-down" Repeating tern with any trap load.
Shotgun, m a d e according to the requirements of 3F733 "Tournament" Gun, 12 Gauge, "Take-
specifications
the which
most exacting will meet They embrace strong
trap-shooter. down" $33.60
and even shooting qualities. Stocks shorter than standard fur-
The barrel is 30 inches long, handsomely matted on nished at an extra cost of 1.60
SELF WINCHESTER LOADING—Model 1911
Standard stock with pistol
grip 13J4 inches long,
inches drop at cone and
inches at heel. Chambered for Standard Gun, 6 shot, 12 gauge,
234-inch, 12-gauge shells, and weight about 7A lbs $30.00
will handle light, medium or Extra interchangeable barrel
15.80
heavy loads. Barrel regularly fitted at factory)
furnished is full choke 26-inch nickel steel—28-inch Change in length or drop of stock,
barrel with cylinder, modified or full choke will be extra 8.00
furnished upon order without extra cost. Matting Barrel, extra 4.00
MARLIN HAMMERLESS
H a s solid steel breech; solid
top and side ejection ; cartridge
release for conveniently un-
loading the magazine; and has 12-Gauge, T a k e - D o w n , 6 Shots
matted barrel, a high-grade
feature never before furnished in 12 I
on standard grade repeating guns. M a d e | 3F2611 $22.60
gauge only, 30 or 32-inch full choke Marlin
barrelN e w Model 24 T a k e - D o w n
Solid T o p Side Ejection. Rolled Steel Barrels, 3F2612 12 Gauge, 6 shot, 26-28-30-32-inch
Bored for Smokeless Powders. American Black barrel, weight 7 4 to 734 lbs $21.60
Walnut Stock. Hard Rubber Butt Plate. 3F2613 16 Gauge, 6 shot, 26 or 28-inch bar-
rel, weight 6Vs to 6 4 lbs 21.60
Hammerless Marlin 20-Gauge Repeater
25 or 28-inch special rolled steel matted barrel, chambered for 234-inch shell. Stock of straight grain
walnut, 1 3 4 inches long, 1 13/16 inches drop at comb, 2 11/16 inches drop at heel—full pistol grip.
3F2743 Price $24.00
A n y other stock dimensions, $8.00 extra.
REMINGTON AUTOLOADING SHOTGUN—Take-Down—Five Shots
"Standard" Grade
Solid T o p Breech. Side
Ejection. Pistol grip. Walnut
Stock. Blued steel finish.
M a d e in 12 gauge only. 26 or
28-inch barrels. Stocks, 14 or "Trap" Grade
1434 inches, l^-inch drop at Same as 3F721 but has straight grip
3F722
comb, 2 4 at heel. Barrels full choke unless other- and stock, is 14 inches long, 14-inch
wise ordered. drop at comb and 2 4 at heel. 14 to
3F720 $3000 1454 stocks to order $37.50
"Special" Grade 3F723 Extra barrel for any of above guns. . 12.00
3F721 S a m e as 3F720 but has selected Eng- Raised matted rib on any of above
lish walnut stock and fore-end hand- extra 5.00
somely checked $39.50
66 ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

REMINGTON REPEATING SHOTGUN—Take-Down—Hammerless

"Standard" Grade
Solid breech. Bottom ejec-
tion. Pistol grip; walnut stock. Matted rib on
receiver. Blued steel finish. M a d e in 12 gauge
only, 30-inch barrels. Stocks, 13-4 inches long, 1J4 English walnut stock and fore-end,
inches drop at comb and 2 4 at heel. Barrels full handsomely checked. Straight or pis-
choke unless otherwise ordered. tol grip. Chambered for 234-inch
3F724 $22.75 shells. 12 gauge onlv, 30-inch bar-
"Field" M o d e l rels. Stocks 1 4 4 inches long, 1 4 -
3F725 Same as "Standard" but has 26-inch inch drop at comb, 2 inches at heel.. $39.50
barrels $22.75 "Ordnance" Steel Barrels on "Trap"
"Trap" Model Grade, extra 5.00
3F726 Same as "Standard" but has selected A n y variation from any of above di-
mensions, extra 7.50
STEVENS' REPEATING SHOTGUN
Hammerless. 12 gauge only.
Barrels, 26, 28, 30 or 32 inches.
Full or modified choke. Weight.
734 lbs.
3F736
NO. 4S. BOY SCOUT RIFLE

The Remington-UMC Boy Scout and Cadet rifle is designed to meet the demand for an attractive
and durable .22 cal. military arm of light weight for the younger generation.
Its extreme accuracy and splendid handling qualities recommend it particularly for drill and target
work. These features have caused it to be adopted by a number of the leading military academies
throughout the country.
S P E C I F I C A T I O N S — C h a m b e r e d for .22 Short cartridges. Stock and fore-end are of oil-finished
selected walnut; barrel of Remington steel, accurately rifled and sighted, 28 inches in length. Length
over all, 43 inches. Weight 5 pounds. Equipped with oak leather sling strap, bayonet, scabbard, stack-
ing swivel, etc.
No. 4S, Boy Scout Solid Frame. Price $6.00. With Bayonet $ G9 0

BLUE R O C K TRAPS RIFLE BALL TRAPS

These traps are intended to throw Blue Rock Clay 3F2268 This trap throws clay balls for .22
Pigeons, and are made in two styles. cal. rifle shooting $3 25
3F2269 Clay Balls. Per hundred
The difference is in the base, the upper part being .60
3F8409 1 Barrel (1500)
the same. T h e Expert has a handle by which the Lot of 5000 50
2250
3F2270
angles of the trap can be quickly changed and the
Extension Trap is designed to set and throw targets
DU PONT HAND TRAP
in one position.
3F2242 Extension Spring Trap $5.00
3F2243 Expert Model 6.50
CLAY PIGEONS
3F2271 "Blue Rock,' packed 500 in a barrel. The D u Pont H a n d Trap is a practical apparatus
Per barrel. $2.50 for throwing clay birds and weighs but six pounds.
It is durable and adaptable to all conditions It m a v
ELLIOTT EAR PROTECTOR be used at picnics; on motor boats; on the deck of.
Affords a great relief to a yacht; and in m a n y ways in which other trans
those whose ears are affect- could not possibly be worked. For the hunt the
ed by heavy detonation. H a n d Trap proves an excellent substitute for came
Fits into the ear with no The veteran trapshooter finds that the practice he is
more discomfort than __ an obtaining with the H a n d Trap is a help to him in
ordinary small piece of cot- making better scores at his gun club. The beginner
ton and permits the wearer utilizes the H a n d Trap to obtain a degree of orofi
to hear conversation and ciency before joining a Trapshooting Club T h
ordinary sounds without G u n Club Secretary uses the H a n d Trap to star^p
difficulty. m a n y enjoyable novelty shoots at his club Tl
3F2152 tig $1.00 Trap will throw a great variety offlightsand ir,„i
312744
$4.00
 FIRE A R M S 67
STEVENS HAMMERLESS SHOTGUNS
3F2621 Model 335, 12 and 16
gauge. Barrels of high
pressure compressed
steel bored for nitro
powder, full chocked,
modified or cylinder;
matted rib; stock Eng-
lish walnut; pistol grip ; rubber butt compensating cross-bolt through extension rib,
3F2622 Plate $ 1 6 . 5 0 which automatically takes up all wear $21.00
Model 355. This model has a rotary
HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON
Small Bore Double Hammer Guns
Small, light-weight double-barrel shotguns suitable
for small game. They are finely balanced, having
cross-bolt positive locking device. Barrels are of '
carbonized steel. American
walnut stock; rubber butt
plate. Fitted with rebound-
ing hammers. This arm will
handle all standard loads of
black and smokeless pow-
der.
3F2678 20 gauge, 26
or 28 - inch .44 cal.will handle .44 W . C. F. or
barrels, weight, 6 lbs $16.00 3F2680 .44 X. L. shot cartridges, i 6-inch
3F2679 28 gauge. 28-inch barrels only, barrels only; weight, 5 4 lbs. £16.00
weight, 534 lbs 16.00
HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON
Single Shotguns
M a d e in 12-16 and 20 gauge. Barrel is of blued
steel, frame case hardened. Stock is of walnut; rub-
ber butt plate.
3F2707 Without ejector. . $5.00
3F2708 W i t h automatic
ejector 5.50
H. & R.
Small Calibre Single Gun
This gun is made to shoot shot
cartridges and is extra light, weighing about 434 lbs.
Can be supplied in .44 cal., using .44 W . C. F. or hardened, walnut stock, rubber butt plate.
.44 K. L. and 410 Eley. Also in .45-70 cal. shot 3F2709 Without ejector $5.00
cartridges. 26-inch barrel blued steel, frame case 3F2710 With automatic ejector 5.50
HOPKINS & ALLEN SINGLE SHOTGUNS
Bored to shoot Nitro Powder—12-16-20 gauge- 3F2705 Without automatic ejector $5.00
Full choked barrel—Blued finish—Walnut stock- 3F2706 With automatic ejector 5.50
Half pistol grip—Rubber butt plate.

THE WINCHESTER REPEATING SHOTGUNS

Standard stock 13 A inches long,
Vy% inches drop at comb, 2 4
inches at heel. Stocks furnished
if desired 13 inches long, 134 in-
ches drop at comb, and 234 inches
at heel. A n y variation from
standard charged extra.
3F727 Standard Gun, 6 shots, 12 gauge, 30
or 32-inch barrels, plain walnut stock,
pistol grip, ribbed forearm; weight,
3F732 "Trap" Gun, "Take-Down," 6 shots,
734 lbs $20.00
12 gauge, 30-inch barrel, selected wal-
3F728 Standard Gun, "Take-Down," 12
nut stock, hand-made, straight grip
gauge 21.60
checked; fancy walnut forearm finely
3F729 Standard Gun, "Take-Down," 16
checked; weight, 7-4 lbs $41.60
gauge, 28-inch barrel 21.60
3F730 "Brush" Gun, 5 shots, 12 gauge, 26- Extras
inch barrel, 134-inch stock, 2y2-inch Fancy Walnut Stock and Forearm, not checked $10.00
drop; weight, 7 lbs 20.00 Checking, Stock and Forearm 5.00
3F731 "Brush" Gun, "Take-Down," 6 shot, Extra Length or Drop of Stock, to order. . . . 10.00
12 gauge; weight, 7 4 lbs 21.60
68 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-67 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

RIFLE AND GUN CASES

W h e n ordering, state make of weapon, length of barrel and gauge.

y\

3F2137
3F2139 and 3F2245 3F2140 and 3F2141
3F2137 Waterproof Pantasote duck with 3F2144 Same as above. Extra fine.
leather end cap and adjustable sling brass corners... $22.00
strap $2.50
3F2138 Waterproof Pantasote duck with W I L B U R CASE
leather end and band over action. Oil-finished, dark brown leather—opens at both
3F2244 Combination sling strap and handle. 3.50 ends—barrels and stock in separate compartments
Same as 3F2138, except made of also pocket for cleaning implements.
3F2139 B r o w n Waterproof Duck 1.75 Case has a compartment carrying fifty shells on
Waterproof Pantasote duck leather looped leather slide as illustrated—only case m a d e
ends over muzzle and action. Leath- carrying shells — a feature appreciated by every
er handle and pocket for cleaning sportsman.
3F2245 rod 3.50 3F2748 Price $16.00
3F2140 Same as 3F2139, except m a d e of
B r o w n Waterproof Duck 1.75 E L L I O T T CASE
The most compact case made. Opens Same case without shell compartment. $12.00
at both ends. Hand-made of finest Special Elliott Case, hand sewn,finestquality 18.00
3F2141 russet leather with brass buckles, 3F2246 Saddle Holsters
Heavy russet
handle and sling strap 10.00 leather, n e w hide sewn
3F2142 3.00
Same as above, but opens at one end 3F2247 Extra heavy leather. Sewed and
only 10.00 riveted. For carbines and short rifles 4.00
3F2143 Fine russet leather, hand-sewed. 3F2248 Bridle leather, heavily embossed
Lined withflannel;brass lock catch, Finest holster made
rod pocket, handle and sling strap.. 5.50 3F2249 Hand-sewn russet scabbard, for 6.50
Rifle or gun trunk. W o o d e n case 17.50 shotguns
covered with russet leather, lined 5.00
with green billiard cloth; strap and
CARTRIDGE BELTS
3F2145 buckle fastenings and brass hasp lock and all hand work. M a d e of "In-
dian Tan," waterproof or English
PLAIN AND grain leather. Three inches wide
3F2146 (Style A ) Plain leather belt. H a n d Pocket in this belt is intended to
sewed. Best russet harness leather, carry coin, bills and valuable papers
brass buckle. 1J4 inches wide $2.00 Loops for all calibres of cartridges $4.00
3F2147
(Stvle B ) Russet leather. For any If for Rimless Cartridges... 4.50
cartridge; also for 10-12-16 and 20 (Be sure to specify length of belt desired
Gauge Shells 1.50
(Style
and money C ) belt.
Combination cartridge
Extra fine quality
 FIRE A R M S 69

HOLSTERS
N o t i c e . — W h e n ordering, state m a k e of weapon, calibre and length of barrel.

3F2306
.25 Cal $2.50
.32 and .380 3.00
3F2297 Hip pocket holster for Colt auto-
matic pistols. H a s pocket for extra
magazine. Hand-made offinerusset
leather with sole leather back 1.25
3F2299 Plain flap holster with snap-button
fastener, hand-made in russet leather 1.00
3F2300 Same as 3F2299, except made of fine
reinback leather 2.00
3F2301 Same as 3F2299, except made of ex-
tra heavy reinback leather 2.50
3F2302 Flap holster for Luger automatic pis-
tols. Strap and snap-button fasten-
ers, hand-made, fine russet leather. . 1.50
3F2303 Same as 3F2302, except made of
heavy reinback leather 2.50
3F2304 Flap holster with strap and snap-but-
ton fastener. Hand-made of fine
"Indian Tan" leather. For single shot
pistols 1.75
3F2293 3F2296 3F2305 Same as 3F2304, except made for
any style revolver 2.50
3F2291 Pocketbook Clasp Holsters for small 3F2306 Mexican pattern. Hand-made on
arms. M a d e of soft gray suede leath- special model and is the best for
For .25, .32 and .380 Colt Auto- large calibre revolvers. M a d e of fin-
matic and Savage Automatic pistols 65
est reinback or "Indian T a n " bull-
3F2293 Secret Service or Shoulder Holster.
hide. 54-inch length or shorter... 2.50
Hand-made, of fine Latigo leather,
3F2307 74-inch length 2.75
soft and waterproof. Adjustable
3.00 3F2313 Mexican pattern. Heavy bridle
shoulder loop, strap and buckle....
3F2294 leather, beautifully embossed, flower
Open holster for Colt Automatic pis-
design. Edge sewed with rawhide,
tols. Hand-made of fine russet
closed end, 54-inch length 2.25
3F2296 bridle leather 1.50
3F2314 S a m e as 3F2313, except in 6-inch
Special holster for new .45 Govern-
length 2.50
ment automatic Colt pistol. This
3F2315 Same as 3F2313, except in 74-inch
holster isfittedwith an Audley Pat-
length 2.75
ent spring clip, which holds the re-
3F2316 Mexican pattern. Russet leather,
volver from slipping out. Spring
54-inch length 1.00
clip catches inside the trigger guard
3F2317 Same as 3F2316, except in 6-inch
and pistol is released by pressure of
length 1-25
the finger. M a d e of russet leather;
3F2318 Same as 3F2316, except in 74-inch
hand sewn; has belt loop 4.00
heavy t e length
N o frame
— N u mrevolvers,
b e r s from
made
3F2313
only to sizes •specified.
in3F2316 are1.50
for
70 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

GENUINE PUMP
ACTION REPEATER
A n e w Daisy Air Rifle. Loads automatically—a able sights front and rear
real rifle with genuine p u m p action—metal parts Length 38 inches; wgt., 3 4 lbs
non-rusting gun blue—Stock Black Walnut—adjust- 3F2726 Retail price $3.00
DAISY SINGLE S H O T Q U A C K E N B U S H AIR RIFLES
This is the best American made Air Rifle. A t 35
feet this rifle will drive the point of a dart through
34 -inch pine.
The smallest Daisy, shoots darts or shot with suf-
ficient force to kill small birds, rats, etc., at a dis-
tance of 50 feet. Has black walnut stock, cocks by No. 1 Improved Model
breaking the barrel.
3F652 Length, 31 inches; weight, 1 lb. 13 oz. $ .75 3F645 Handsomely nickeledfinish,36 inches
AIR RIFLE SHOT over all, weight, 4 4 lbs $4.95
In airriflesit is necessary to have shot that is very 3F646 Same as above, except that it is heav-
accurate in size, so that they will allfitthe bore ier and the barrel is held into frame
properly. Ordinary shot is not recommended by by a spring clip. Loads and cocks by
the manufacturers for use in any air rifle. pushing the barrel into the spring
3F653 B. B. Shot in Tubes $ .05 chamber, which is just over the trig- 5.45
MAXIM SILENCERS ger. Weight, 4 4 lbs.
Model 6
A lighter model Quacker.bush shooting .17 darts or
B. B. shot. Outside barrel is made of blue steel stock
W h e n a rifle equipped with a silencer is fired, the oiled and varnished. Loads and cocks by pushing the
bullet passes through the silencer without the slight- barrel into the spring chamber, same as in the heavier
est loss in velocity, accuracy or penetration. models. Full length, 39 inches. Six darts, three pa-
The Silencer annuls the report of discharge. per targets and wiping rod, furnished with each gun
PRICES 3F647 $|p50
3F627 Cal. .22 Silencer, cap and coupling... $5.00 AIR RIFLE SHOT SLUGS
3F628 Cal. .25-20 Silencer and coupling... 7.00 Thesefitthe chamber more perfectly than shot and
3F630 Extra couplings for .22 cal. rifles— will increase the force and accuracy of vour air rifle
25-20, 32-20 1.00 3F654 Burred slugs, per box of 100 ' $ 08
Sight type Couplings, larger calibres.. 2.50 3F655 Felted slugs, per box of 100 ' !l0
3F631 Extra caps for all sizes 25 AIR RIFLE DARTS
3F632 Fitting Silencer to rifle of any size Children enjoy these for target
where threading barrel is necessary. • 2.00 **" — » use- Darts are made of tempered
Silencer and coupling for 22 H . P... 8.50 i>T^L a n d c a n b e u s e d repeatedly.
17 cal
WINCHESTER SALUTING CANNON wazr, o-, 1 j ' P e r dozen.. $ .20
M u c h better and safer than the usual "toy" cannon. 3F657 .21 cal. per dozen 25
Has 12-inch rolled, tapered, blue steel barrel, mount- THE MARBLE BROKEN SHET T
ed on wheeled, japanned iron carriage. Breech-load- EXTRACTOR *ab,Li'
ing and fired with lanyard. Weight, 15 lbs. Length,
17 inches. Height, 7 4 inches. Width, 7 inches.
3F633 $6.00 It s simple, strong and will last a life-time M a d e
3F634 10-gauge blank shells for same. Per for the following rifles: .25-20 S <: T , „ , S f
box of 25 50 neater, .25-35 Win., .25-36 Marlin A .A e
"
PAPER TARGETS
3F2272 25-vd. A. & F. Paper Targets. Doz. $ .50
3F2273 25-yd. A. & F. Paper Targets. 100.. .30
CREEDMOOR PAPER TARGETS 3F2319
3F2274 200 yards, 8-in. bull's eye. Per Doz. $3.60 State calibre 'and' make' of' vourrifle'wherfonie^
3F2275 100 yards, 4-in. bull's eye. Per Doz. .60 MACMILLAN EXTRACTOR
3F2276 T H E3-in.
75 vards, WINCHESTER
bull's eye. Per BARREL
Doz. .40
REFLECTOR Adjustable to
3F2277 50 vards, 2-in. bull's eye. Per Doz. .25 n
' any size of
For examining the inside of Win-
shotgun s h e l l
chester Barrels. W h e n ordering, give gether, the clutches spread apart
^v Pressing to-
model of rifle. take a firm hold on the shell and w h e n released
3F2241 $ .50 3F2321
% $ .20
 FIRE ARMS 71

RIFLE SIGHTS

ry. i W h e n ordering state the make of rifle, model and

calibre. Use our order number when ordering, to
save you the trouble of writing out full description
of the sight you want.
3F670 Sheard Gold Bead Front Sight. For
all rifles tig $1.50
3F671 L y m a n Front Revolver Sight tig .50
3F672 L y m a n Ivory Hunting Front Sight.tig .50
3F673 L y m a n Ivory Bead Front Sight, .tig .75
3F674 L y m a n Ivory Bead "Jack" Front
Sight tig .75
3F675 L y m a n Rear Sight Slot Blank tig .25
3F681 Winchester Flat T o p Sporting Rear
Sight '....tig .75
3F682 L y m a n Combination Ivory Bead and
Globe Front Sight tig .75
L y m a n Revolver Sight for Colt and
Smith & Wesson revolvers having
Rear Sight Slot tig .75
L y m a n Revolver Sight for Colt revol-
vers having fixed Front Sights....tig .75
Lyman, Ivory Bead Shotgun Sight,
Front or Rear tig .50
L y m a n Folding Leaf Flat T o p Rear
Sight tig .75
L y m a n Ivory Bead Front Sight for
Carbines tig .50
L v m a n Combination Rear Sight for
lever-action Rifles tig 2.25
L v m a n Receiver Sight for Mauser
Rifles tig 5.25
L y m a n Receiver Sight for Winches-
L Y M A N SCHOENAUER REAR SIGHT L Y M A ter
N and M I Marlin
C R O M ERifles
TER tig 2.65
M a d e on the popular R E C E I V E R SIGHT
receiver sight principle WINDGAUGE
and admits of exception- For 1903 or 1906 Springfield Rifles
ally fine adjustment. Furnished with elevation and wind-
L o o s e n i n g the small age tables for calculating changes after
screw near pointer al- once targeting. W i n d gauge screw
lows slide and lever to "clicks" for every one-fourth of ele-
be removed without dis- vation or point, and therefore can be
turbing the base. Sight set without looking at it, or removing
base attached by remov- from shoulder.
ing bolt stop and using its pin and spring. Can be 3F2699 For target shooting,
attached to rifle with very little cutting away. with pamphlet showing
3F692 elevation and windage
T H E FITCH* G$3.40 U N SIGHT tables TELESCOPE tig $6.00

This telescope is superior to all others—the cone-shaped tube is composed of one piece. First qual-
ity oxidized Swedish steel, of great stability and rust-proof. T h e shape and the absence of projecting
parts make handling easy. Setting of the crosswire to any distance is very simple and can be adjusted
with gloved fingers.
Magnifying power 234 Length of tube 11 in.
Field of rim at 100 yards 17 yards Weight of telescope 124 oz.
Objective diameter l w Telescope alone $50.00
Light gathering power .49 Mounted toriflesadapted to this scope. .$75.00
Distance from lens to eye 34 m.
 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

I N T E R C H A N G E A B L E DISCS F O R ALL
MARBLE'S F L E X I B L E M A R B L E P E E P SIGHTS
P E E P SIGHT

This flexible rear sight has an automatic joint— Snap

when struck on front or back the coil spring in the Shooter's Regula
Target Disc Disc Discs Sidelight Disc
hinge brings it instantly into position for shooting—
the sight is thus always in position when needed. It 3F2212 Target Disc, small aperture tig .40
can, however, be locked down by sliding button at 3F2213 Target Disc, large aperture tig .40
the back of hinge. T h e automatic joint permits the 3F2211 Snap Shooter's Disc, half-inch diam-
use of this sight on rifles with longfiringbolts. A n eter with large hole for snap shoot-
ing .40
elevation lock turned up against the elevating sleeve, 3F2216
Regular Disc, small aperture tig .20
prevents it from turning and holds the disc stem true 3F2217
Regular Disc, large aperture tig .20
and rigid at any elevation. T w o discs are furnished 3F2214
with each sight. A screw in the bottom of disc Sidelight Disc, invaluable for use in .40
stem permits a quick change of point blank range 3F2215 dim light or failing eyesight tig .40
without tools. State the make, model and calibre Sidelight Disc, large aperture tig
of the rifle and whether it has pistol grip stock. MARBLE'S I M P R O V E D F R O N T SIGHT
3F2208 tig $2.25 Ivory or Gold Bead
MARBLE'S S I M P L E X P E E P SIGHT This sight enables the shooter to
For .22 Cal. Rifles Only m a k e accurate shots at any range
The stem can be set very without stopping to adjust the rear
quickly in any position by rais- sight. M a d e to fit all standard
ing the lock to a horizontal American rifles, and is fitted with
position and moving the stem ivory or Pope's Island Gold Bead.
up or d o w n with the fingers. 3F2221 tig $ .75
The lock holds the stem rigid MARBLE'S STANDARD IVORY OR GOLD
at any elevation. T h e sight B E A D F R O N T SIGHT
is held firmly by an inside M a d e for all American rifles and
spring in the proper position finished in white or red Ivory Bead
for shooting but can be easily or Pope's Island Gold Bead.
folded down. 3F2221 eg $ .75
3F2210 tig $1.25
MARBLE'S R E V E R S I B L E F3-32 R O N Tor SIGHT KING'S TRIPLE BEAD FRONT SIGHT
size9.
Ivory and Gold Bead Combination This sight can be
Specify in
Furnished w h1-16,
at changed instantly to suit
size of bead-inch is all conditions of weather,
wanted when ordering, also give make, model and light and background. It
calibre of rifle. has three separate and distinct beads (Ivory Gold
3F2223 tig $1.15 and Black) all on the rifle at one time
MARBLE'S D U P L E X SIGHT 3F2222
'-...tig $3.50
T w o sights in HUNTER'S WEB BELT
one and each
ttti
perfect. Suitable
for all stand-
COJBSE BEAD F01DED ard A m e r i c a n
rifles. T h e 1-16-
COARSE BEAD UP u /- u T> J
inch Gold Bead
is for target practice and game in ordinary light
and on snow. The 4-inch white enamel bead,
which snaps down while the gold bead is in use,
can be instantly thrown into position for use in
failing light. A light belt of medium weitrht ( t m n n , i u-
3F2218 tig $1.25 with, shell pockets closed at t h e T o t t o i T V a d f f o f
MARBLE'S A D J U S T A B L E L E A F SIGHT all sizes of shells and cartridges. Adjustable to fit
The leaf is any person. Colors, gray or drab
3F2149 Specify size of cartridge flp *j 2 g
firmly held in
position by the MILLS' WOVEN BELTS
spring of the For either shotgun shells or rifle cartr'd
long flat part M a d e of strong gray woven belting material yu
___. when either up webbing shoulder straps. H a s heavv stroma i, i
or down. T h e notch-piece is held at elevation de- buckle. Is adjustable for small or" laree L
sired by a screw at its side and is also reversible. At the bottom of the belt is inserted four bras",
u
T h e " V " shaped notch is for use with Rocky M o u n - nooks tor game-carriers. 'ass
tain Front Sight. T h e half round notch is for use 3F2148 Specify size of cartridge fflj *.
with Bead Front Sight. Mention make, model and
calibre when ordering. tig
3F2219 $ .75
 FIRE A R M S 73

"POLICE POSITIVE SPECIAL" D O U B L E HOPKINS & ALLEN

ACTION TRIPLE ACTION SAFETY POLICE A R M Y
United States Government Tested, Passed and
Approved.
Automatic
The lightest, small-
est, and most compact
ejector. Fit-
ted with
walnut army grip. Cannot
£
revolver ever produced in
these large calibres. For be accidentally discharged.
following cartridges: .38 Patented barrel catch, al-
Colt (using in same arm, .38 short and lowing use of smokeless
long Colt, .38 S. & W - Sp.) and .32/20 powder cartridges. M a d e in 3 calibres:
6 shots. Length of barrels, 4 and 6 oz. Finish .22, 7 shot, shoots .22 short and long
inches. Weight, with 4-in. barrel, 22 rim fire cartridges; .32, 6 shot, shoots .38, 5 shot,
blued or nickel plate. .32 short38and
short center
long fire
center cartridges.
fire cartridges
3F784 $14.00 shoots .22, .32 or .38 cal., 5-in. barrel, nickel $10.00
'OFFICERS' M O D E L " D O U B L E ACTION 3F761 .22, .32 or .38 cal, 5-in. barrel, blue 10.50
TARGET 3F762 .22, .32 or .38 cal., 6-in. barrel, nickel 10.50
3F763 .22, .32 or .38 cal., 6-in. barrel, blue 11.00
3F764
M
HOPKINS & ALLEN
Chambered f o r .38
Long Colt .38 S. & W . TRIPLE ACTION SAFETY POLICE
Sp. Front and rear sights ad- United States Government Tested, Passed and
justable for elevation and Approved.
windage. Strap and trigger
fully checked. 6 shots, 6 and 74-inch
barrels. Full blued finish. Checked
walnut stocks. Weight with 6-inch barrels, 3 3 4
ounces. Automatic ejector
3F786 $18.50 Cannot be accident-
COLT "NEW SERVICE" DOUBLE ACTION ally discharged. Patented
•fe'i,-.! I. .'t-„.I..1... ..•• barrel catch allowing use
i of smokeless powder car-
tridges.
3F755 $5.00
A heavy, strong, 22 or .32 calibre, 2 or 3-in. barrel, nickel 5.50
serviceable arm m a d e 3F756
22 or .32 calibre, 2 or 3-in. barrel, blue.
in large calibres. For 3F757 38 calibre, 34"in. barrel, nickel 5.00
following cartridges: 3F758 38 calibre, 34-in. barrel, blue 5.50
.38-40, .44-40, .44 Rus- 3F759 .22, .32 or .38 calibre, 6-in. barrel, nickel 6.50
sian, .45 Colt, .450, .455 3F760 .22, .32 or .38 calibre, 6-in. barrel, blue 7.00
(Eley). 6 shots. 4 4 , 5 4 , 7j4-inch
barrels. Full blued or full nickel plate SMITH & WESSON
finish. Rubber stocks. Weight, with
$16.75 Model 1911, H e a v y Frame, .22 Target
44-inch barrels, 39 ounces.
3F787
COLT'S "NEW SERVICE" DOUBLE ACTION A
TARGET REVOLVER
For following cartridges: .44 Russian .45 Colt, This revolver is the latest'
455 Eley. Guard, straps and triggerfinelychecked. production in S. & W . .22 Cal.
Front and rear sights adjustable for elevation and Revolvers and has an extra
windage, respectively. Six shots. 7^-uich barrel heavy frame for target work. It will
only. Full blued finish only. Checked walnut handle .22 short, .22 long, .22 long rifle
stocks. Weight, 42 ounces. and .22 extra long rim-fire cartridges.
3F2722 *i7V{J Special checkered wood stock of Cir-
cassian Walnut inlaid with S. & W . Gold M o n o g r a m ;
COLT'S SINGLE ACTION ARMY target ^ront sight and adjustable rear sight. H a s a
pull under four lbs.; weight, 23 oz.; barrel 6 inches
This model has been long; 6 shot. This revolver cannot be furn'shed
in actual service over with any modifications.
half a century and is 3F2280 $17.50
noted for its reliability, dura. .22 Cal. Perfected Model
bility, and simplicity of mech H a s square handle, solid frame, swing out cyl-
anism. For following cartridges: .32 inder. Regularly furnished with wood stocks. Solid
long Colt, .32-20, .38 long Colt, .38-40, sights, blued or nickel finish. 3 and 34-inch barrel.
.41 long Colt, .44 Russian, .44-40 ,45
3F796 $13-50
Colt. Six shots. 434, 5 4 , 7 4 - m c h barrels. Blued
3F797 Target model, 6-in. barrel, target sights 14.50
or full nickel finish. Weight, .45 cal., 4tf-inch bar-
rel, 37 ounces *lssu
 A B E R C R O M B I E & F I T C H CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th S T R E E T , N E W YORK

COLT AUTOMATIC PISTOLS COLT'S " P O C K E T POSITIVE" D O U B L E ACTION

Jointless solid
T h e best-known frame simulta-
type of this style neous ejection, using
of a r m — c a n be .32 long a n d short
fired at rate of fiv Colt, and S. & W . 34—6-inch
second—recoil ej e cartridges. Six shots, 3 4 ickel plate.
shells and reloads barrels. Finish, or
blued ban el, 16 ozs.
Weight, with 24-inch
fridges supplied from a deta
3F781 $13.00
able magazine in handle.
3F788 .25 Cal. Hammerless. 2-inch barrel. COLT'S "POLICE POSITIVE" D O U B L E ACTION
Length over all, 4 4 inches. 6 shots. 512.00
3F789 Blued finish only. Weight, 13 ounces. •
.32 Cal. Hammerless. 3-4-inch bar-
15.00
rel. Length over all, 654 inches. 8
3F790 .65
shots. Blued finish. Weight, 23 ozs.
3F791 For .32 Long Colt, .32
Extra magazines for .32
Colt N e w Police, .38 Colt
.380 Hammerless. 334-inch barrel. 16.00 N e w Police cartridges.
3F792 Length over all, 634 inches. 7 shots.
Six shots. Length of barrel: Cal. .32
Blued finish only. Weight, 23 ounces
— 2 4 , 4 and 6 inches; Cal. .38,4 and 6
.38 Cal. Pocket Model. Auto hammer, plate.
44-inch barrel. Length over all, 7 4 20.00 inches. Finish, blued or nickel
3F793 inches. 7 shots. Blued finish only. Weight, with 4-inch barrel, 20 oz.
.75 3F782 $14.00
Weight, 32 ounces
.50 "POLICE POSITIVE" TARGET
Extra magazines for .38 and .380
S a m e style andfinishas Police Positive Revolver.
calibres 85 and
.32 calibre, adjustable rear sight, removable front
Extra magazines for .25 Cal
sight, light, smooth pull, 6-inch barrel. Blued finish
COLT AUTOMATIC PISTOL
only. Handles .32 long Colt or .32 N e w Police.
N e w Cal. .45 Government Model Weight, 10 oz.
.45 Cal. 3F783 $15?00
Government Model COLT POLICE POSITIVE .22 CAL. TARGET
Equipped with the Colt Positive Lock for .22
short and long or .22 W . R. F., rim-fire cartridges,
This model has been adopted by loaded with smokeless and other powders.
the United States Government as W h e n ordering be sure to specify whether you
the service side-arm. Length of wish arms chambered for the .22 short and long,
barrel, 5 inches; length over all, 8 4 or )22 W . R. F. cartridges.
inches; number of shots, eight,
weight, 39 oz. ;finishfull blued with cnecked walnut
stocks. For following cartridges: .45 U. S. Gov- Jointless, solid trame, \ |[_ . "
ernment Rimless Cartridges with 230 gr. bullet, and swing-out cylinder. Six
.45 Colt Automatic Rimless Cartridges with 200 gr. s h o t s . D o u b l e action.
bullet. Both of these charges are smokeless powder; Length of barrel, 6 inches
full jacketed bullet only. onlv. Length over all, 1 0 4 inches.
3F2603 $22.00 Weight. Finish, full blued.
3F2604 Extra magazines 1.00 R•cubber stocks. Sight, block rear ad-
SAVAGE AUTOMATIC PISTOL front sight,
justable for windage. Removable bead
fastened by screw. F.15.00
3F780
C O L T " A R M Y SPECIAL" D O U B L E A C T I O N
In this pistol locking of
the breech during the prog-
ress of the bullet through
the barrel prevents any For following car-
loss of velocity. Fires 11 tridges: .32-20 rifle car-
Shoots regular .32 automatic rimless tridges, .38 (using .38 short"
smokeless cartridge in either soft or long Colt and .38 S. & W .
point or full metal patched. Length blued finish Special), .41 short and long
over all, 6 4 inches; weight, 19 oz. Colt. 6 Shots. Length of barrel 41/
rubber stocks. and 6 inches. Finish, blued or nickel
'11 — e>"-> ...1.. */2 iiiLii narre fiA
3F2683 $15.00 plate. Weight, with 44-inch b-
3F785 • " 4 ounces
$15.50
3F2684 t:xtra magazines .380 C A L . S A V .50
AGE A U T O PISTOL
T h e .380 has the same mechanism as the .32 and is operated in exactly the same way. Weight,
oz.; length over all, 7 in.; length of barrel, 4 4 in. 21
3F2745 $16.00 Extra magazine, each. .
• • • $ .50
 FIRE A R M S 75

SMITH & W E S S O N IVER J O H N S O N R E V O L V E R S

Model 1905 Safety Hammerless Automatic Double Action

Square grip. Fitted with It has fewer parts

wood checked stocks. Blue than any of its kind;
or nickel finish. .32/20 quick and effective cylinder
and .38 long Colt or S. & W . Special catch; automatic shell
cartridges. Barrel, 4 or 6 inches. ejector, and new safety
3F2101 $17.50 catch on trigger. M a d e in two calibres—
Model 1908 .32 cal. Central Fire, 2 or 3-in. barrel;
M a d e on same pattern as model 1905. Blue or .38 cal. Central Fire, 3A-ln. barrel. $5.85
nickel finish. .44 calibre for .44 S. & W . Special or 3F753 Nickel, either style 6.20
.44 S. & W . Russian cartridges. 3F754 Blue, either style
3F2102 Barrel, 4, 5, 64-inch $19.00 Automatic Double Action Safety H a m m e r
3F2103 With target sights 20.50 M a d e in three calibres—.22 cal. 7 shot, R i m Fire,
Model 1909 3-inch barrel; .32 cal. 5 shot, Central Fire, 2 or 3-
Frame and trigger guard in one piece. Barrel inch barrel; .38 cal. 5 shot, Central Fire, 34-inch
and sight in one. N e w locking device. Spiral barrel.
springs. Safety rebounding block. Automatic ex- 3F751 Nickel, any style $5.20
traction. Chambered for .38 S. & W . cartridges. 3F752 Blue, any style 5.55
3 4 or 4-inch barrels, nickel or blue finish. HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON
3F2104 $15.00 Premier Automatic Double Action
SMITH & WESSON
Hammerless Safety Revolver

For pocket use. Is so

constructed that no exter-
nal force can affect it, and
the h a m m e r cannot be operated except at By opening the revolver in the usual manner, the
the instant of deliberate firing. M a d e in shells are ejected automatically. 2 or 3-inch barrel
blued or nickelfinish,with automatic shell extractor as desired.
and safety attachment. 3F737 Nickel, .22 Cal. 7 Shot R. F $3.45
3F2105 .32 Calibre, 3-inch $14.50 3F738 Blue, .22 Cal. 7 Shot R. F 3.75
3F2106 .38 Calibre, 3 4 , 4, 5 or 6-in. barrel. 15.50 3F739 Nickel, .32 Cal. 5 Shot C. F 3.45
SMITH & WESSON 3F740 Blue, .32 Cal. 5 Shot C. F 3.75
.35 Calibre Automatic Pistol 3F743 Nickel, .38 Cal. 5 Shot 3.45
3F744 Blue, .38 Cal. 5 Shot 3.75
H. & R. HAMMERLESS DOUBLE ACTION

A double safety au-

tomatic, shooting eight
shots without reload-
ing. Simplicity of lockwork and
ease of cleaning are the two desir-
able features.
Shoots .35 S. & W . Automatic
Cartridges—rimless—76-grain bullet.
3F2746 Price
S. & W . P E R F E C T E D SINGLE S H O T .22 CAL. 3F750 Blue, any style
A new lock device has been
perfected in this model, which has
a tendency to give a more perfect pull.
Chambered for short, long or long rifle
cartridges.
3F2118 10-inch bluefinishwood stock...
M a d e in three styles
with independent cy
inder stock and automatic
shell ejector for central fire
cartridges. .32 cal. 5 shot,
two or three-inch barrel; .32 cal. 6 shot,
34-inch barrel, .38 cal. 5 shot, 34-inch
$16.50
barrel. $4.95
3F749 Nickel, any style 5.25
H. & A. T A R G E T PISTOL
Made espe- -
cially for fine fisaaHHSSi^H
target work.
Chambered for .22 long or long rifle
cartridges, 10-inch barrel. Rear
sight adjustable automatic ejector,
$16.50 6 and 8 inches also.
3F769
 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

STEVENS' "OFF-HAND" T A R G E T PISTOL SUPPLEMENTAL CHAMBER

Has round bar-
rel with octagon
breech, n i c k e l
plated frame; single shot, single
trigger; walnut stock. For .22 This device permits the use of popular pistol car-
long rifle R. F., Stevens-Pope armory tridges in rifles without change or readjustment
R. F., .25 Stevens R. F. cartridges. except sights. T h e chamber is inserted in rifle the
Equipped with sporting rear and bead front sights. same as a cartridge and is extracted the same.
Weight with 6-inch barrel, 1 lb., 6 oz. M a d e for use in the .30 Winchester, .30 A r m y , .303
3F771 With 6-inch barrel $6.00 Savage, .303 British; to shoot the .32 Short Colt and
3F772 With 8-inch barrel 7.00 32 S & W., cartridges. For use in the .32 W i n -
3F773 With 10-inch barrel 8.00 chester Special and .32-40 Winchester to shoot .32
REMINGTON DOUBLE DERRINGER Short Colt, and made for use in .35 Winchester to
Ufa shoot .38 S. & W . or .38 Colt N e w Police and for
.405 Winchester to shoot .41 Colt D. A . Short.
3F2320 ^ $ .50
State calibre and make of your rifle when ordering.
MARBLE-BRAYTON AUXILIARY
A n old-time favorite for a CARTRIDGE
large calibre pocket weapon For Rimless Pistol Cartridges
T w o shots. 41 Calibre, rim-fire.
Nickel or blued finish. Rubber
grip.
3F2110 $6.00
The implement is simple, strong, and its use is
STEVENS' NEW MODEL POCKET RIFLE perfectly harmless to any part of the rifle. C a n be
This rifle used through the magazine if desired.
has combina- fir' '«7i«r^:^r--Ti-.mw/i»t Size .22 Savage High Power, for use with 22 rim-
tion g l o b e fire cartridges.
front and rear 3F2326 Size .30-30 for use with .32 short Colt car-
folding peep tridges.
sights with 3F2327 Size :25-35 for use with .25 Colt Auto-
d et a chable matic Pistol cartridges.
skeleton stock. 3F2328 Size .303 for use with .32 S. & W . smoke-
For .22 long rifle, .25 rim Stevens and .32 calibre less cartridges.
long rim fire cartridges and .22 .7-45 rimfirewill 3F2329 Size .303 for use with .32 Colt Automatic
be made to order at $2.00 extra. Weight, 2 to 2 4 cartridges.
pounds. 3F2330 Size .30-40 for use withwith .32 S.
.32& WColt
. smoke-
New
3F776 With 10-inch barrel $7.40 less cartridges. Also fits .303 British for
3F777 With 12-inch barrel 8.00 Colt Automatic
use with S. & W . smokeless car-
cartridges
3F778 With 15-inch barrel 9.00 3F2331 Size .30-40 for use, for
3F2333 .32 Colt Auto-
3F779 With 18-inch barrel 10.00 Police cartridges.
matic cartridges.
With Beach comb, front, open rear 3F2334
3F2332 Size .30,.30-40 .32, for• 32 Colt Auto-
for loor,,
Model
Vernier peep sights, extra 1.80 tridges.
matic cartridges.
GUN SHELL EXTRACTOR 3F2335
Size .32
.30,W Model 1903,
. S. for use with .32 Colt Auto-
A simple and inexpensive device for extracting matic cartridges.
shotgun shells that stick in the barrel of your gun. Price, each tig $ .70
W h e n you order say what gauge you want.
3F2322 tig $ .15
SIREN A N D D O G W H I S T L E S
The greatest collection of Whistles in New York. We
have a whistle to be strapped on the wrist which is the
loudest whistle k n o w n — afirst-classarticle for automo-
bile or for calling companions in the woods or as a prac-
tical alarm—makes a real siren. These whistles are not
to be confounded with the ordinary—as ours are not to
be found elsewhere.
Other whistles as illustrated for all sorts of uses—
first class as hunting calls for dogs.
 FIRE ARMS 77
CARTRIDGES
BLACK P O W D E R PISTOL A N D RIFLE CARTRIDGES—Rim Fire
B. B. and L. C. B. caps packed 100 in a box. All other cartridges packed 50 in a box
Cal. Per box Cal. Per box Cal. Per box
.22 B. B. Cap Round Ball S .16 .22 Long Rifle M u s h $ .18 Short Stevens .27
.22 L. C. B . Cap. Conical 20 .22 Win., 1890 ... .24 Short Stevens Mushroom. .28
.22 Win., 1890 Mushroom. 25 Stevens
Short 12 .37
.22 Krag-Armory 16 Stevens Mushroom
Short
Short Mushroom
Spotlight 14
13 .39
-22 S. & W . Long ... .16 Short or Extra Short....
Long .15 .22 .27
.22 24 Long
Long Mushroom 17 .25 Extra Long .30
.22 .16
Long Rifle Short 23 Short .40
.22
Central Fire—Packed 50 in ab o x
Cat. Per box Cal. Per box Cal. Per box
.22 Winchester S. S. . . . 60
.32-20 W . & M . Hoi. Pt $ ,70 .38-40 W . & M . Hoi. Pt. .. .78
.25 20 Winchester, Marlin, Rent. . 38 Smith & Wesson .54 .41 Short Colt's S. A . . . .60
Rifle .65
.25 -20 Stevens, W i n . Single Shot. .38 S. & W . gal. practice .50 .41 Short Colt's U. A . . .60
.75
.32 .38 S. is W . self-lubricant .64 .41 Long Colt's D. A.. .70
Short Colt's .44
.32 .38 S. & W . Special .66 .44 S. & W . Russian . . .80
Long Colt's .48
.32 .3S S. & W . Special gallery .60 .44 S. & W . Special .. . Rept. .87
Colt's N e w Police .48
.32 .3S S. & W . Special self-tub... .75 . 44-40 Winchester, Marlin, .76
Smith & Wesson .44
.32 .3S Short Colt's 54 Rifle ,78
S. & W . Gallery .40
.32 .38 Long Colt's D. A 58 .44-40 W . & M . Hoi. Pt.. .76
S. & W . self-lubricant .58
.32 .38 Colt's N e w Police 54 .44 G a m e Getter .66
S. & W . long and long gal. .48
.32 -20 Winchester, Marlin, Rept. .38 Colt's Special 66 .44 Webley .87
.64
.38-40 Winchester, Alarlin, Rept. .45 Colt's U. S. A 1.00
Rifle
Central Fire TargetRifle and Sporting — P a c k e d76 20 in a Colt's
I .45 box Eley
Stvle Per St\!c Per Style Per
Cal Bullet box Cal. Bullet box Cal. , Bullet box
.25- 21 Stevens Lead. .$ .40 .32-40 W . S. M . Sh. Range.Lead..$ .46 .45-61) W i n . Marlin Lead..$.57
.25- 25 Stevens " . . .40 .38-55 W . S. M . Sh. Range. " .. .57 .45-70 Gov. 500 gr. bul " .. .65
.32 -40 W i n -Sav.-Mar " . . .46 .38-55 Win.-Sav.-Mar " .. .57 .45-70 Gov. 405 gr. bul.... " .. .60
BLANK CARTRIDGES—Packed 50 in a box
For price of any blank cartridge not listed below, refer to size desired in list of loaded and ded
10
Cal
per cent, from prices quoted.
Per box box
.22 Short, R i m Fire $ .07 Cal. Per box Cal. Per 20
.32 Short, R i m Fire 13 .38 Smith & Wesson, C. F ? .32 of .55
.32 Smith & Wesson, C. F 25 .44-40 Winchester, Marlin, C. F. . . .70 . 45-70 Government ' $
.45 Colt, C. F 80
SMOKELESS MILITARY A N D SPORTING CARTRIDGES
Packed 20 in a box
4-1 W
V y, U x
J3
Style b0*« crj
Wo .fl Style 6C-^ rt
M
Bullet Ugr- U Bullet u
c3
— , ao i-

u *" °.5 & u o.n 0H

.22 Savage H. P S. P. or M. C. 70 $ .65 303 Savage S. P. or M. C $ .75

fimm U. S. N. Short Range. Lead SO .77 303 Savage Miniature. Lead 103 .55
6mm U. S. Navy S. P. or
M.' C. .85 .303 Savage Miniature. 100 .60
112 M. C or M. C.
7mm Mauser S. P. or M. C. .85 .303 215 .85
175 .85 .30-40
British Army Win S. P.
7mm Mauser, Pointed M. C. . M.'c. 139 .85 .30-40 U. S. Krag Army & Win S. P. Pointed 220 .85
7.65 Mauser S. P. or M.'C. 219 .85 .30 U. S. Krag Army & M. C or M. C. 220 .85
7.65 Mauser, Pointed M. C. . M. C. 154 1.00 .30 Springfield '03 (Rimless) S. P. or M. C. 220 .94
8mm Mauser in Clips S. P. or M. C. 236 1.00 .32-40 Springfield '06 (Rimless) S. P. or M. C. 190 .94
8mm Mannlicher in Clips... S. P. or M. C. 236 .94 32-40 Winchester Special... S. P. or M. C. 165 .65
9mm Mauser S. P. or M. C. 280 .94 . 33 Win. Marlin Savage.. S. P. or M. C. 165 .55
.47 .35 165
9mm Mannlicher S. P. or M. C. 280
.44 .38-5.5
High Power S. P.or M. C. .65
.25-21 Stevens S. P. orM. C. S. P. or M. C. 200 .85
86 .57 .38-55 Winchester
.25-25 Stevens S. P. or M. C. 86 .57 Winchester S. P.or M. C. 250 .94
.25-35 Winchester Savage.... S. P. or M. C. 117 .38-56 Win. Marlin Savage. . or M. C. 255 .68
.75
.25-36 Marlin S. P. or make 117 .70 405 High Power or M. C. 255 .79
.30-30 W . M. & S S. P. or 170 .51 .45-70 Winchester Marlin... or M. C. 255 .68
.30-30 W . M. & S. Min AUTOLOADING
M. C. . 100 CARTRIDGES—RIMLESS
1.25 .45-90 Winchester or M. C. 300 1.02
.30-30 W . M. & S. S. Range.. Lead 117 Government or M. C. 405
4_, en
.77
.280 Ross Domestic 280 3J Winchester 295 .73
M-j jj 3
-J=>
Style .0 Style ^ 3 F x>
Bullet SfflO <u -- Bullet «mo
U U ?t PH
^o.S PH S.S
Packed 20 in a Box .35 Remington M. C. Pointed 170 $ .72
.25 Remington S. P. or M . C. 117 $.57 .401 Winchester S. P. or M. C. 250 .68
.25 Remington M . C. Pointed 101 .57 Packed 50 in a Box 1.15
.30 Remington S. P. or M . C. 170 .65 .32 Winchester
.35 Winchester S.
S. P.
P. or M. C.
or M. C 165 1.18
.30 Remington M . C. Pointed 151 .65
.32 . 351 Winchester S. P. or M. C 180 1.36
Remington . . . S. P. or M . C. 165 .65
.35 Remington S. P. or M . C. 200 .72 180
SMOKELESS P O W D E R SHOT CARTRIDGES—Packed 50 in a box
Rim-Fire Cal. Per box
Cal. Per box .32-20 Long Shell . .. $ .68
.22 Long . . $ .28 .38-40 W o o d e n End .81
.38-40 Long Shell . .81
Central Fire—Pistol and Eifle .44-40 W o o d e n End .81
.32-20 W o o d e n End .44 G a m e Getter .81
78 ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK
S M O K E L E S S PISTOL A N D RIF^E C A R T R I D G E S — R i m Fire
B. B . a n d L. C. E . C a p s packed 100 in a box. All other cartridges packed 5 0 in a box.
Cal. Per box Cat Per box Cal Per box
.22 B. B. Caps, Round Bullet...$ .16 Lone $ ,18 22 Winchester M u s h r o o m 1S90..$ .28
.22 L. C. B. Caps 20 22 20 °2 Winchester A u t o . 1903 27
.22 Long Rifle 20 22
.22 Short 12
.22 Long Rifle, Mushroom. 22 . 22 Winchester Auto. 1903 H . P . .28
.22 Spotlight Short 13 .22 27 Remington Auto *7
.22 Short H o i . Pt 17 Central Fire—Packed 50 in a box.

V'eight Per Calibr r- , T^ n . I Weight Per

Calibre Style Bullet
Bullet ^Box Style Bullet j of B130 l f„ c t
Box
.25 Colt Auto Pistol S. P. or M . C. 50 !$ .66 .38 S. W . Spec. Target Lead i ,64
.25-20 Wirichester-Marlin Lead 80 .76 Short Colt's Lead 125 ,62
.38
.25-20 Winchester-Marlin S. P. or M . C. 86 .80 .38 Long Colt's Lead 14S .63
.25-20 Winchester-Marlin H. V. S. P. or M . C. 86 .83 Colt N e w Police Lead 150 .62
.25-20 Stevens-Winchester S. S. Lead 86 .83 Colt Special Lead 158 .74
.38 S. P. or M . C. 130 1.03
.25-20 Stevens-Winchester S. S. S. P. or M . C. 86 .87 Colt's Automatic
.30 Luger Pistol S. P. or M . C. 93 1.03 .380 Colt's Automatic S V. or M . C. 95 l.OO
.30 Luger Pistol Hollow Point. 93 1.03 9 m m Luger Mc 124 1,08
.32 Short Colt Lead 80 .48 9 m m Luger Hoi. 124 1.08
.32 Long Colt Lead 81 .54 .38-40 Winchester-Marlin .... S. P. or M . C. ISO .95
.32 Colt N e w Police Lead 100 .54 .38-40 W7inchester-Marlin Hoi. Point... 150 .93
.32 Smith S; Wesson. Lead 88 .48 .3S-40 Winchester-Marlin II. V Lead S. P. or M . C. ISO 1.08
M. C. 195
163
.32 Smith & Wesson, long. .Lead 98 .54 .41 Short Colt Lead 246 .68
Lead
.32 Colt Automatic Pistol... S. P. M. C. 71 .72 .41 Long Colt .80
Lead 246
.32-20 Winchester-Marlin S. P. or M. C. 100
S. P. .80 .44 S. & W . Russian S. I'.or M . C. 200 .87
.32-20 Winchester-Marlin H . V. Lead 100 .83 .44 S. & W . Special '.. Hoi. Point. . . .95
.32-20 Winchester-Marlin Lead Hoi. Pt. 100 .76 .44-40 Winchester-Marlin .... S. P. or M. C. 165 .95
.32-20 Winchester-Marlin 90 .78 .44-40 Winchester-Marlin 200 .93
S. P. or M. C. Lead
.35 S. & W . Auto 76 .75 .44-40 Winchester-Marlin PI. V Lead 115 1.08
Lead
.38 Smith & Wesson 146 .62 .44 G a m e Getter 250 .87
Lead M. C .97
.38 S. & W . Special .74 ,45
BLACK P O W D E R SHOT CARTRIDGES
158 Colt's U . S. A . 200
Spec. Mid Range Sharp Should. 120
S. & W . Rim-Fire .64 .45 Colt's Automatic
Per box Cal.
D
er 1.19
box
Cal. Per box Smith & Wesson . . .41 .44 Game Getter . $ .68
.22 B. B. 100 in box. . . $ .36 S. W . Long .72
,44 .44 X. L
.22 Long 50 in box. .25 . 1.01
Wood End .58 .45 Colt's
.32 Long 50 in box. .50 Central F i r e — T a r g e t — S p o r t i n g 'Shot"
Short 50 in box. Long Shell .58
.67 Packed 20 in a box
Long 50 in box. .76 Smith & Wesson. .49
.32-40 Win., Marlin Savage... . $ .60
Central Fire-—Pistol and Rifle •Shot" Long Colt's .53 .38-55 Win., Marlin Savage... .61
P. eked 50 n a b o x Wooden End .68 .3S-56 Winchester, Marlin .61
.32 Short Colts $ .41 Long Shell .68 .45-70 G o v e r n m e n t .72
.32 L o n g Colts . .44 Long Colt's .68 .45-90 Winchester, Marlin .61
S. & W . Russian. .81
LOADED SHOTGUN
Wooden End
SHELLS
12 G a . L o w Brass Shells, Nitro Club, R e p e a t e r or C l i m a x 12 Ga. High Brass Shells, Arrow, Leader or Ajax
Powder Char Shot Charge Per 1000 Powder Charge Shot Charge Per 1000
3 Prams 156 oz. of iy2 $24.00 3 Drams V/& oz. of 7;4 $26.15
3 Drams 114 oz. of 754 24,90 3 Drams 1 A oz. of 754 26.94
356 Drams 154 oz. of 754 25.50 3 A Drams 1 A oz. of 7 54 27.44
354 Drams l'A oz. of 7J4 314 Drams IA oz. of 754 27.44
25.50
For 12 Gauge High Brass 2-55-6 or 2} inch shells with special wadding add $1.28 per 1,000 to above prices.
For 12 Gauge High Brass 21i or 3 inch shells with special wadding add $2,60 per 1,000 to above prices.

Low Brass Shells H i g h Brass Shells

LOW BRASS SHELLS
Choice of TJ. M . C , Nitro Club, Winchester Repeater, U . S. Climax.
Drs. of Oz. of Size of I Per B o x Drs. of I O z . of I Size of I Per B o x Drs. of I O z . of Size of I Per B o x
Powder Shot Shot I of 25 P o w d e r | Shot I Shot I of 25 P o w d e r I Shot Shot I of 25
Gauge 354 1 to 8 20 G a u g e
1 4 to 10 $ .60
an .60 3 54
10 G a u g e
.70
4 to
1 1 to 10 156 4 to 10 I to
3 .60 354 ,70
T.8 4 to 10 H-6 28 G a u ge
2A .60 1 to 8 .70 134
156 1 to 10 154 1 to
3 154 6 to 8 .65 1 to 8
254 ,55 1 to
If chilled " P " or large.
3% 153 6 to 8 .65 16 Gauge
2 54 6 to 10 .55 sizes specified above are de
3% 154 6 to 8 .65 1
.65 254 1 to 10 5c. per box.
354 1 to 10 B e sure to specify size of 10
shot desired.
1 to
HIGH BRASS SHELLS
Choice of U . M
c., " A r r o w , " Winchester Leader, V S. Ajax

Drs. of O z . of Size of Per Box Drs. of O z . of Size of Per B o x Drs. of Oz. of Size of IPe"
Per Box
Powdei Shot Shot of 25 Powc er Shot Shot of 25 Powder Shot Shot f 25
12 G a u g e 354 154 1 to 8 $ .70 16 Gauge
1 4 to 10 $ .65 3 A 156 1 to 8 .70
2J4
1 1 to 10 .65 154 1 to 8 .70 M
%Vi
% 0 to 10 $ .60
3
234 l's 4 to 10 .65
ay, 10 G a u g e 2 A 1
li 1 to 10
1 to 10 .60
3 lA 1 to 10 .65 3!i 1'* 4 to 10 $ .75 2)4 1 1 to s .65
3 154 6 to 8 .65 3 54 154 1 to 8 .80 20 Gauge .65
351i VA C to 8 .70 iH 1 to 8 .80 2 34 4 to 10 $ .60
3 A
3 54
154
1/8
6 to 8
1 to 10
.70
.70
4
4 54
VA
VA
m 1 to 6
1 to 6
.80
.85
S > 1 A 1 lo 10
.65
B e sure to specify size of shot desired.
 FIRE ARMS 70

MILLS DESPATCH ENGLISH CARTRIDGE BOXES

B o x is of oak—outside
CASE beautifully covered with
Designed by an army offi- English sole leather—
c e r — m a d e of Standard Army- heavy brass corners and
Drab D u c k — w e i g h s 15 ozs. strong brass lock. H a s
H a s celluloid windows, di- removable partition, di-
vided in one-inch squares viding box from one to
with felt lining—Mills Fast- five c o m p a r t m e n t s
eners—has regular pockets Leather straps g o en-
for papers and small pocket tirely around
for pencils, pens, etc., w e bb o x a n d
shoulder strap, b r o n z e d buckle.
metal hook and adjustable 3F2747 No. 1
buckle. Box, 14x9j4 ffl
M I L L S M A 3F2753
GAZINE BELT $4.00 x5 inch, 200 '
shells $20.00 I.
3F2748 N o . 2
B o x , 17I4x
11 A x 5 in.
350 shells $25.00
For carrying clip-loaded cartridges or auto-rifle 3F2749 N o . 3 Box, 18x13x5 in. 500 shells.. 30.00
magazines. M a d e of strong cotton webbing with TRAP SHOOTERS' SHELL POCKET
eight pockets—four on each side. Each pocket has M a d e of good quality russet
a flap cover with snap buttons; color, drab. leather. Square corners. M a d e
3F2150 2%-in. wide with pockets for U. S. to hold a box of 25 shells. T h e
A. Springfield; 7 m m . and 8 m m . end of box m a y be cut away
Mauser; Mannlicher and British $1.50
so shells m a y be reached easily
A r m y Ammunition tig 1.50 or shells m a y be put in loosely.
3F2151 2!4-inch wide for Remington and Fits on to shooter's belt in any
Winchester auto-rifle magazines tig position.
GUN CLUB SUPPLIES tig $1.25 3F2256 Russet leather. .$1.00
3F2605 Squad Score Sheets (100 sheets jn 3F2145 Best hand sewed
a package). Per pkg .25 belt for same. .. 1.00
3F2606 Cashier Sheets (1 set for each day's .10 CARTRIDGE BOXES
shoot). P e r set tig .50 M a d e of fine "Indian T a n " waterproof leather to
3F2607 G u n Club record sheets. Each..*® carrv on the belt, with loops on back for belt.
3F2608 Report Sheets (100 in a pad). Per tig 1.00
3F2614 5x4xlj4 <§ $1-0°
pad tig .40 CARTRIDGE LOOPS
3F2609 Score B o o k (150 sheets bound in For Carrying Extra Cartridges
AMMUNITION
cloth). Each OR SHELL CASES This is an auxiliary
Finest Crayons
3F2610 qualitv Reinback
(box ofleather, hand Pm e
1 dozen). a dre case, cartridge h o l d e r ,
zinc sheeting box fined, straps with brass lock3£buckles, which can be slipped
strong and serviceable. on to the belt.
3F2252 F o r 100 shells $6.00 Furnished in a n y
3F2253 F o r 200 shells • • • • • calibre—number
7-50 of loops according to calibre. M a d e
Leatheroid, the strongest and most serviceable. of best russet leather, sewn by hand in two styles.
3F2254 T o carry 4 boxes of shells (100)... $3.00 3F2264 Single thickness of leather. Three
3F2255 T o carry 8 boxes of shells (200)... 3.50 belt loops « $1-00
English Shell B a g m a d e of genuine wild hog skin 3F2265 This stvle is heavier and is made of
and sewed as only the English can m a k e up leather two thicknesses of leather. Left
g o o d s — h a s w e b strap for carrying bag on shoulder. open in the middle through which
Prices $7.50, $8.00 and $10.00. the belt is threaded tig 1.25
GALVANIZED IRON BOX 3F2266 F o r rimless rifle or pistol cartridges.
A l u m i n u m finished, but does not have countersunk M a d e of single thickness of leather,
handles which can, however, be supplied extra. M a d e W h e n ordering this loop it is neces-
in 3 sizes. sary to state what cartridges the
3F2260 Holding 100 loose shells; length, loop is intended to hold tig 1.50
13-in.; width, 6-in., height, 4-in.; AMMUNITION OR LUNCH BAGS
weight, 3 lbs. 4 ozs $2.50 Handy in many ways for
3F2261 Holding 150 shells; length, 13-in.; carrying small personal be-
width, 7^4-in.; height, VA-'m.; longings, shells and the day's
weight, 4 lbs. 8 ozs . . 4.00 lunch. M a d e of waterproof
3F2262 Holding 200 shells; length, 13-in.; canvas
F o r countersunk
4width,
lbs. 129-in.;
handle,
ozs height,
any style
5-in.;box,
weight,
add 4.75.75 hooks
shoulder
3A928 and
3A929 wLwith
weight,
oz
size,
Heavy
eistraps,
two belt loops
ig gh ht10xl2-in.;
tpockets.
tig
12
,canvas,
canvas,
with
oz.
16A and
tigsnap-
1.75
$1.00 (IStSS^jlf
/ML
vHBMSI
80 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 3Gth STREET, N E W YORK

G A M E CARRIER M A R B L E J O I N T E D RIFLE R O D
T h e heads of the birds are slipped through the top Brass in three sections, reinforced at joints by a
loop of the wire and pushed into the narrow neck steel dowel, gives special rigidity to the rod. W o o d
of the spring, where they are securely held. T h e handle, jagged and slotted detachable tips.
webbing is just the right length to carry in hand, 3F2157 All calibres $ .90
over the a r m or across the shoulder. WOOD SHOTGUN CLEANING ROD
3A2100 tig $ 25 W o o d Shotgun Cleaning R o d in an envelope con-
SILVER RECOIL PAD taining Scratch Brush, Wiper, and Swab.
T o be permanently attached to stock of gun.3F2159 Three jointed wooden rod, 10, 12
M a d e of sponge rubber with a solid rubber back. and 16 gauge $.25
It is a great shock absorber. 3F2160 Three jointed wooden rod, 20 and
3F2153 Genuine Silver P a d •. . . $4.00 28 gauge 35
3F2154 American Silver Style P a d 3.00 3F2161 Three jointed Cocobolo rod, 10, 12,
RED RUBBER RECOIL PADS 16 and 20 gauge 1.00
T o slip over stock. W h e n ordering state size of B. G. I. RIFLE CLEANING RODS
butt of gun, length and breadth in inches.
3F2155 $1.00
a
A K R O N CUSHION PAD
This pad has a soft rubber cushion J Four jointed brass rods, slotted and jagged, with
which takes up the recoil. Laces on j revolving handle. Threaded tip to take brass of
and willfitany stock. M a d e of fine bristle brushes.
russet leather. 3F2158 All calibres $ .25
3F2685 tig $1.00 3F2169 Bristle Brushes, all calibres 10
JEFFERY'S NEW WOOD-COVERED STEEL
R O W L E Y CHEEK PAD CLEANING R O D S
M a d e of fine leather to lace on stock. In 3 sizes,
viz : Raises the comb J43-inch, 54-inch, 34-inch.
This pad protects the face and willfitany gun. This w o o d encased rod is essential to proper
Prevents flinching, and will improve your shooting. cleaning of High P o w e r Rifles. It does not corrode
3F2156 A n y size tig $1.50 like brass w h e n nitro-solvents containing ammonia,
ENGLISH HAND PROTECTORS etc., are used. With a metal core and jointed in the
centre. Ebonized handle, ebony caps, screwed to fit
regulation size brushes. .30 cal. to .50 cal. Specify
length of barrel w h e n ordering.
For protection from heated shotgun barrels, 3F2702 Without fittings $3.50
caused by rapid firing. A pigskin covered shield 3F2703 Loop or bristle brush, natural or
with leather hand-sewed and shrunk on, making this wire 75
superior to all other hand protectors in use. MARBLE'S FIELD CLEANER
3F2747 Price $2.25 Used on any Marble rifle rod, or carried in the
HEIKE'S HAND PROTECTOR pocket for use in the field. Cord at each end by
S a m e with cheap leather covering glued on. hooking the loop over some projection, and holding
3F2323 6 inch $ 75 the weight in one hand the rifle m a y be worked back
3F2324 9 inch 1 15 and forth. State calibre wanted
3F2325 12 inch I.35 3F2228 tig $ .70
U. S. GOVERNMENT RIFLE CLEANER "POWER" GUN CLEANING ROD, WITH OIT
CAN A N D SCREWDRIVER C O M B I N E D

3F2162 M a d e of Seamless Brass Tubing $1.50

United States Government Rifle Cleaner is a tool MARBLE'S REVOLVER ROD
which every sportsman and target shooter will ap- Screw-capped, nickel-plated, brass handle accom-
preciate. It consists of a bristle brush and slotted modates the other narts, also any make or size of
wiper, with detachable cord and weight for dropping cleaner and an extra section if needed It is 3A bv 5
inches in size Conveniently carried in the pocket
through barrel. A separate slotted wiper is fur-
For 7'4 or 5J-inch barrels.
nished for drawing through a dry cloth and for
3F2225 $1.10
oiling purposes.
3F2226 All calibres tig $ .25 REVOLVER CLEANERS
SHOTGUN FIELD CLEANER 3F2229 Brass rod, cocobolo handle and
M a d e for shotguns on the principle of the U. S. brass w : re brush. All calibres.... .60
Government Rifle Cleaner. For S, 10, 12, 14, 16 Extra brushes, brass or bristle .10
and 20 gauge. 3F2230 Twisted wire, bristle brush, ring
handle .10
3F2227 $.75
 FIRE ARMS 81

M A R B L E RIFLE CLEANER MARBLE'S ANTI-RUST ROPES

W i t h the anti-rust ropes,
V U B U W oiror firearms can be laid aside for
a whole season and kept in
M a d e of soft brass gauze washers o n a flexible perfect condition.
steel spring core, thereby allowing it to follow the 3F2197 For double bar-
rifling and remove all leading, rust and caked pow- rel guns. Set..*S $.90
der without injuring the barrel. M a d e with thread- 3F2198 For single bar- .45
ed end for rod. Mention calibre. rel guns. Each.
3F2164 tig $ .45 3F2199 (State calibre) !
.45
3F2165 F o r shotguns 10-12-16 and 20 gauge .70 3F2200 revolvers. (State calibre) . .22
THE LEFEVER IDEAL CLEANER
WINCHESTER CRYSTAL CLEANER
This preparation dissolves the copper and nickel
fouling in rifles without injury to the barrel. Put up
only in bottles.
3F2238 Per bottle $ .20
T o remove rust, lead, etc. Will not scratch bar-
rels or injure the choke. M a d e of brass wire cloth.
3F2166 tig $ .45 FITCH ORDNANCE SALVE
THE TOMLINSON CLEANER A preparation for prevent-
ing rust, pitting and corrosion
of gun barrels. A thin, col-
^TCH ORDNANjg orless salve; will neither
f
•s3r *Wl asr. PITTING «' • ™J--- .. gum, evaporate nor dry out.
Will positively prevent rust
Fits all standard cleaning rods. Will clean entire under any conditions as long
length of barrel, notwithstanding the different as it remains upon the metal. Used by the United
chokes. Guaranteed to remove all lead, powder cake, States Ordnance Department and pronounced abso-
etc. All gauges. lutely the best and most efficient for the treatment
3F2167 tig $ .25 of all ordnance and small arms. It will positively
3F2168 Extra brass wire sides tig .10 arrest the development of pitting.
BOYD MUZZLE PROTECTOR 3F2201 1 oz. can $ .10
A short tube to fit over muzzle should always be 3F2202 3 oz. can 20
used with a metal cleaning rod. 3F2203 4 oz. tube 25
3F2163 $1-00 MARBLE'S NITRO-SOLVENT
State m a k e of g u n and calibre—if octagon or Will quickly clean and absolutely protect firearms
round barrel—full magazine or otherwise. from the corrosive action of all black and smokeless
WINCHESTER RUST REMOVER powders, including cordite.
3F2234 2 oz. bottle $ .25
For removing rust from the bores of all kinds of 3F2235 5 oz. tin 50
firearms and from the metallic instruments. Put up
in collapsible tubes only. i WINCHESTER GUN GREASE
3F2239 Per tube $ .20
A light coat of this grease on any polished metal
HOPPE'S NITRO POWDER SOLVENT No. 9 will prevent it from rusting. It is put up in collap-
sible tubes only.
A perfect solvent for cleaning high power rifles, 3F2236 Per tube $ .10
shotguns and revolvers; keeps in perfect condition
22 cal. rifles using black powder, semi-smokeless or WINCHESTER GUN OIL
Lesmok. Will remove metal fouling and leading 1

without the use of a brass brush. Will prevent rust- For lubricating the lock mechanism. Will not g u m
ing in any climate, and has n o equal as a rust re- or stick, or become rancid under any conditions. Put
mover. If rifle is to be laid a w a y this solvent must up in bottles only.
3F2237 Per bottle $ .10
be left in the rifle to insure rust prevention. Is not
combined with oils and is not a lubricant. GUN REPAIR AND STORAGE
"3 IN 1" OIL
3F2701 2 oz. bottle $-35 We make a specialty of cleaning and putting in
For cleaning and oiling rifles, guns, revolvers, reels,shape fine guns. Locks taken apart and oiled. Trig-
bicycles, sewing machines, typewriters, etc. Posi- ger pulls adjusted. Guns oiled and overhauled both
tively will not gum. inside and out, and put in storage, from season to
3F2204 Small size, weight 1 oz $ .10 season.
3F2205 Large size, weight 3 ozs 25 Barrels refinished and rebored, stocks refinished,
3F2206 3^4 oz. size in tin oil can 25 bent or straightened. Recoil pads added. A try
3F2207 8 oz. size (bottle) 50 gun always in stock forfittingn e w guns to shooters'
needs.
82 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

GAME CALLS DUCK DECOYS

Premier Model

Hollow and flat-bottomed. Being flat on the bot-

tom, they ride the water exactly like the living bird,
and have not the rocking motion of the old-fash-
ioned decoy in rough weather. T h e eyes used are
thefinestenamel, colored same as in the living bird.
3F2175 Per Dozen $12.00
Challenge M o d e l
3F2176 Solid. Best grade. With the excep-
tion of our "Premier," the best de-
coy made. Per Dozen 7.50
3F2177 Solid. Second grade. M a d e of the
5.00
best selected pine, tack eye; well
modeled and painted to closely re-
semble the feathered bird. Per Doz.
FOLDING TIN SNIPE DECOYS

3F2599
3F2593 Allen's Duck Call. T h e best duck
call made. Imitates the natural The best Snipe decoy ever put on the market.
"quack" of the duck and the tone or They are very light and when folded pack into a
pitch can be changed at pleasure, .tig $ .50 very small space. W h e n set up they are very life-
3F2594 Duck Call. A n excellent call and like in appearance, being carefully painted to re-
"quacker." M a d e of polished coco- semble the live bird. They come packed one dozen
bolo wood with nickel-plated tip.*® .25 in a neat tin box, complete with supports.
3F2595 Fuller's Goose and Crane Call. B y 3F2178 Turnstone Golden Plover, Black
moving the sliding tube back and Breast Plover ; per doz $4.00
forth one can, with practice, repro- 3F2179 Yellow Leg Plover; per doz 4.00
duce the natural calls to a wonderful 3F2180 Extra supports, regular length C r o w
degree. Nickel tube, wood mouth- Decoys ; per doz 75
piece tig .95 3F2181 Extra supports, extra length ; per doz. 1.50
3F2596 Crow Call. One of the most natural 3F2182 T h efinestCrow Decoy on the mar-
calls made. Reproduces the crow's ket. It is becoming popular to shoot
"caw" exactly, and very effective. crows over decoys, especially in
Large size bound with nickel fer- closed season on other birds; per
rule tig .75 doz $ 4.75
3F2597 Crow Call. Plain maple and a trifle MARLIN DECOY ANCHORS
smaller than 3F2596 tig .50 T o put out decoys, simply lift anchor from de-
3F2598 Snipe Call. Imitates closely the shrill coys' neck and drop overboard. Taking up, wind
and peculiar whistle of the snipe. cord around weight so it won't snarl.
M a d e offinehorn tig .30 3F2749 Per dozen $3.00
3F2599 Snipe Call. Hand-made of bone, MARLIN DECOY BODY WEIGHT
tested and tuned. One of the best.*® .50 M a d e with screw attached for fastening to decoy.
3F2600 Turkey Call. A n excellent "yelper" Cannot rust or wear out.
and better than bone. M „ d e of coco- 3F2750 Per dozen $2.00
bolo wood tig .35 SPORTSMAN'S SEATS
3F2601 "Ole Virginny" Turkey Call. W o o d - The Mills Aluminum
en box with slate scraper. Repro- lelescopic Stools can be
duces exactly all the calls of both raised in height from 20
gobbler and hen tig .50 to 30 inches; strong and
COOK LIVE DECOY HOLDER reliable.
Hold your Live Decoy by the Neck. 3F2751 Trice $10.00
Ducks with sore legs will not swim around. Another desirable style
NO as .illustrated; forms a
Snaps or strapping. desirable seat; can be ear-
Dislocated legs. ned as a Walking Stick.
wind
3F2183
tion. Catching
T o cord
attach
Splashing
Half
Oninethein
slide
Dozenthe
Dozen
in theweeds.
holder.
the holder
boat.
T o loosen,
up to reverse
the neck
$1.00
opera-
1.80
and 3F2752 cane.
S e a tP io f $
 FIRE ARMS 83
PREPARING FOR THE TAXIDERMIST
It is always preferable to have your work In the case of moose, the bell should be split all
performed by a taxidermist of long experience. If the w a y d o w n on the back side and all flesh should
your work is cheaply done it m a y result in your be pared off, particularly from the lips, nose and
losing some of your most valued specimens through butts of the ears, without, however, trimming away
moths or unskilful mounting. the cartilage. Split the lips on the inside so that the
T h e following directions have been prepared for salt can penetrate. Free the skin of the back of the
us by M r . Fred Sauter, leading taxidermist of ears from the cartilage and skin them as far as
America, and will be found thoroughly practical. you can so that the salt can work in and keep the
FISH hair of the ears from slipping. Trim off all flesh
Place your fish on a piece of paper or birch-bark that clings to the skin. Scrape the skull free of
and run a pencil completely around it, making an flesh. R e m o v e the brain with a stick through the
exact diagram for the use of the taxidermist. Cut hole in the base of the skull, using a little water to
open the fish along the poorest side, cutting along help. W a s h the skull out and tie up the lower jaw
the life line from gills to tail. Separate the skin in place. Turn the skin inside out.
from theflesh,cut off the bones holding thefinsto Skin Curing. R u b plenty of fine salt into the
the body, also cut off bone holding tail to body. entire surface of the skin, roll it up and let it lie till
Take out the whole body in one piece. Next take morning, when it should be examined closely for
out the gills and the meat in the jaws, breaking away soft spots where the salt has not worked in and hard-
the bone of the skull. Lay your fish skin on a flat ened the tissues. Shave these soft spots d o w n and
surface and scrape off allfleshand fat adhering to rub salt into them. T h e skin and skull should n o w
the skin, remembering to scrape skin across and not be hung up in a shady place where neither dogs nor
lengthwise. Salt thoroughly with dry salt. If you vermin can reach them. R e m e m b e r never to dry a
cannot ship at once either put the skin into alcohol skin by thefireor in the sun.
without salting, or else salt it and lay outflaton a SKINNING BEAR
board to dry. Never hang it up by the head or tail. M a k e the opening slit by extending the belly cut
If,near a railroad, wrap thefishin paper or cheese- up along the throat between the jaw angles. Open
cloth and pack in a box full of moss or sawdust and the bottoms of the feet. R e m o v e the skin of the
cracked ice. feet, but leave the bones in position. Detach the
BIRDS skull and clean it out. Split the lips from the in-
A s soon as killed, stop up the nostrils and throat side, and clean out the ears. After spreading and
with cotton batting or leaves. If possible to ship at salting the skin, roll it up flesh to flesh. Complete
once draw the birds andfillthroat and cavity with the operation in the morning by rubbing cornmeal
fine salt, then wrap in paper and ship. If you are or ashes on it, scraping off all fat and salting again.
too far away to ship immediately, the bird must be T A X I D E R M I S T CASE
skinned entirely, taking out body, removing meat
from leg bones and wing bones. Salt the skin, fill
it with dry moss, leaves, or cotton batting, and put
away in a cool, shady place until you can ship.
ANIMALS
Small G a m e , etc. Prepare the carcass b y re-
moving entrails andfillcavity with fine salt before
wrapping in paper to ship. For long shipments,
skin the animal entirely, taking the skull out. Skin
the legs clear to the toe joints. R e m o v e all meat
and bones. Salt the skin well, then stretch out in
a natural w a y (not out of shape) and dry in a cool
shady place, never near a fire.
A n y of the Deer Tribe. In skinning heads, the
slit should be m a d e up the back of the neck so that Designed especially for those w h o desire to do
the throat of thefinishedtrophy will show no seam. their o w n mounting. Case has been approved by
Cut around the neck, close to the shoulders and eminent professors and students of taxidermy, and
brisket, then open up from the center of the top of consists of the following: 3 assorted sizes Scalpels;
the skull, just behind the antlers, and slit d o w n the 1 Tennaculum; 1 Triple Chain and H o o k ; 1 Brain
top of the neck as far as the end of the neck skin. Spoon; 1 pair of Scissors; 1 Stuffing Forceps or
After this, m a k e a straight cut to the base of each Tweezers.
antler, your three cuts thus making a "Y." W o r k All m a d e of the best steel. Something every taxi-
off the skin of the neck. T o detach skull, turn head dermist, professional or amateur, should have.
one side and slip the knife in between the base of 3F2251 $4.00
the skull and the first vertebra; this severs the G U N RIFLE A N D R E V O L V E R REPAIR
muscles and tendons. Then turn the head over DEPARTMENT
and duplicate the operation. After the head is free W e maintain a high-grade Repair Shop—employ
on both sides, give it a wrench and detach the skull. the most skilled mechanics, and are prepared at any
Cut the cartilage of the ears close d o w n to the skull time and at short notice to m a k e repairs, shorten
and pry the skin away from the base of each antler, stocks, change the drops and refit any shotgun or
by inserting a small wooden wedge under the skin rifle. Lock work,fittingof sights, rebrowning and
and tapping on it. Peel the skin back to the eye- refinishing done on the premises.
sockets, but take care here that you do not cut the W e can supply and attach to any American-made
eyelids. Next, peel the skin off as far as the lips, gun, rifle or revolver—or w e will send parts prompt-
being careful of the skin around the eyepit. After ly by mail or Parcel Post.
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84 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

GENUINE " N E W H O U S E " TRAPS VICTOR TRAPS

Each For those who prefer a lighter and less expensive
3A2639 Style 0. For rats, etc., single spring, trap than the "Newhouse," w e recommend these
jaws spread 3^4 inches $ .21 traps as excellent in every way. M a d e on identical
3A2640 Style 1. For muskrats, skunks, etc., patterns of the "Newhouse" throughout and will
single spring, jaws spread 4 inches .22 give good service. Prices include chains.
3A2641 Style 81. Same as Style 1, but with 3A2667 Style 0. Gopher or rat $.10
web jaws .27 3A2668 Style 1. Muskrat 11
3A2642 Style 91. Skunk or mink, double 3A2669 Style V/2 Mink 17
jaw, spread 5J4 inches 29
3A2670 Style 2. F o x 23
3A2643 Style 9154- Mink, raccoon or fox,
3A2671 Style 3. Otter 31
double jaw, spread 6y2 inches 43
3A2672 Style 4. Beaver 36
3A2644 Style \y2. For mink, foxes, etc.,
single spring, jaws spread vy% inches .36
3A2645 Style 2. Same as Style V/i, but with TREE TRAPS
double spring .50 Genune "Newhouse" make and an excellent model.
3A2646 Style 2y"2. For otter, single spring, for mink, marten, raccoon, opossum, etc. Attached
toothed jaws, spread 5J4 inches 79 quickly to trees by nails or wire and is a sure catch.
3A2647 Style 2iy2. Otter, same as Style 2J4, Does not get snowed under and is easy to locate.
but has no teeth 62 3A2673 Style 0. For weasel, ermine, squir-
3A2648 Style 3. For otter, double spring, rels, etc. ; weight, 17 ozs $ .17
jaws spread 5J4 inches .67 3A2674 Style 1. For mink, marten, etc;
3A2649 Style 3J4. For otter, single spring, weight, 20 ozs 20
toothed jaws, spread 654 inches 88 3A2675 Style 2. For raccoon, 'possum, etc.;
3A2650 Style 4. For beaver, double spring, weight, 23 ozs 23
jaws spread 6J4 inches .79
3A2651 Style 14. Same as Style 4, with off- "NEWHOUSE" GOPHER TRAP
set toothed j aws 84 The best trap of the kind
3A2652 Style 4J4- For wolf, double spring, on the market for catching
jaws spread 8 inches, with drag.... 1.90
3A2653 Style 50. Small bear, double spring,
toothed jaws, spread 9 inches
3A2654 Style 150. Same as Style 50, with
offset toothed jaws
4.04

4.04
QL* gophers, rabbits, etc. M a d e
in "Newhouse" quality only.
Easy and simple to set, quick
and positive in action. Wgt.,
6 ozs.
3A2655 Style 5. Large bear, double spring, 3A2629 , $ .10
toothed jaws, spread 11J4 inches... 5.70
BIRD TRAPS
3A2656 Style 15. Same as Style 5, with
offset toothed jaws 5.70 A n excellent model for the pur-
3A2657 Style 6. Grizzly bear, double spring, pose and a sure catch for small
toothed jaws, spread 16 inches.... 13.30 and medium-sized birds. Largely
used by naturalists and collectors.
Note—The styles indicated are the numbers given Light, small and compact—a num-
these traps by the manufacturers, and are so well ber can be carried in the pocket.
known to all trappers that w e continue them to save Weight, 2 oz.
confusion.—Order by our order number. 3A2630 $ 15
JUMP TRAP SETTER
ONEIDA "JUMP" TRAPS
Each To fit Oneida Jump Traps. Two Setters are used
3A2658 Style 0. Rats. gophers, rabbits. for double spring sizes. A quick and easy method
Single spring $ .13 of handling these heavy spring traps.
3A2627
3A2659 Style 1. Muskrat, hares. Single -'...Each $ .09
spring .15
3A2660 Style 154. Mink. Single spring.. .22 TRAP CLAMPS
3A2661 Style 2. Coon, skunk, 'possum. Large traps are impossible to set with-
Double spring 30 out the use of powerful levers, which
3A2662 Style 12. Same as Style 2, with are often unhandy, and, in a boat or
teeth. Double spring 33 canoe, out of the question. These
clamps solve the difficulty and bv their
3A2663 Style 3. Fox or otter. Double
use one m a n can easily a n d safe ,
spring .40
the largest and most powerful traps
3A2631
3A2664 Style 13. Same as Style 3, with for all traps up to Stvle
teeth. Double spring .43 3A2632 4, weight, 3 ozs. . .11
2, 50
3A2665 Style 4. Otter or wildcat. Double For traps Styles 41 ozs.
spring 47 3A2633 and 5; weight, 15 .26
trap;
3A2666 Style 14. Same as Style 4, with For Style 6 bea 44
teeth. Double spring 50 weight,
Doub e spring traps 26 ozs.
require two.clamps.
I
 FISHING T A C K L E 85

FISHING A N D FISHING TACKLE

T h e angler considers this royal sport a fine art. T h e object to be attained is notfirst,last and always
merely to obtain fish. H e marks off one more successful day to which he can look back with that happy
realism of the spring—the odor of the pines and flowers—the music of the swift water—the beauty and
delicacy of the song of the birds, and feels in his heart the love of the ever-changing beauties of nature.
These give to that pastime a charm possessed by no other.
W e are not all constituted aright to understand and enjoy this fine art, but certain it is, the under-
lying principle must be a delicate rod and the best of tackle.
It is our constant aim to encourage the use of fine fishing tackle.
Not only does it afford m u c h greater satisfaction, but will, in the end, prove less expensive. T h e
constant outlay for repairs and replenishing of cheap tackle will soon exceed the cost of a fine outfit,
which, with care, will last for years.
Aside from this, even' angler has a subtle and genteel pride in the possession of an outfit which he
knows is above reproach.
Quality is always ourfirstconsideration and w e assure our patrons that w e have spared nothing to
create and maintain a fine line of fishing tackle whose superiority cannot be questioned, and which carries
our unqualified guarantee of honest m a k e and perfect quality.
Beside our o w n wide experience, w e are in constant touch with angling authorities the world over
and w e will be pleased to advise or assist patrons in the selection of the proper tackle and correct equip-
ment for waters with which they m a y be unfamiliar.
W e have unequalled facilities for the manufacture of special goods, which is a large part of our
business, and will be pleased to execute orders for such goods as w e do not catalog.

THE CARE OF RODS

It is important after a day's fishing that the rod should be taken to pieces, carefully cleaned and
placed within its case; not left outside against a wall or tree for the d a m p atmosphere and rain to act
upon its timber and ferrules. A rod carefully used will last a lifetime, whereas, if its owner is careless,
it will get out of condition, become warped, and eventually lose its suppleness and power. Never put a
rod in a d a m p bag.
After the season's fishing is over, look over your rods. If the varnish is cracked or windings loose,
repair at once or send them to us. Put your rods in a room where there is no heat (steam heat will
loosen the ferrules).
REPAIRS
W e repair Rods, Reels, Lines and any other piece of fishmg tackle worthy of preservation. It is
well at the end of the season to go over your tackle thoroughly; if the ferrules need tightening, or the
rod needs varnishing, send it in to us at once and have it ready for the next season. If you have a fine
enameled line that s h o w s signs of wear do not discard it. W e can redress and polish it so that it will
do service for m a n y seasons. Whatever m a y be the damages after a hard season's fishing do not dis-
card tackle that has cost you considerable money, or to which you have become attached.
86 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

VARIOUS TYPES OF RODS

 FISHING T A C K L E

DESCRIPTIONS OF VARIOUS TYPES OF RODS

It is impossible to show by illustration the quality of a rod. Selection of material, workmanship,
action, hang, all enter into the manufacture of a good rod. T h e cuts on the preceding page are designed
to show only the n u m b e r of pieces, styles of grips, location of reel seat, etc., and are numbered for con-
venience of reference from the descriptions of individual rods. T h e following is a general description
of the various types ;
N o . 1—Two-piece Bait Casting R o d with Inde- No. 7- -Two-piece R o d with Extra Tip and Inde-
pendent Handle. pendent Handle.
N o . 2—Three-piece Salmon R o d with Extra Tip. No. 8 -Two-piece R o d with Extra Tip for Troll-
N o . 3—Three-piece Fly R o d with Extra Tip and ing—Notice the forward grip above reel
Tip Case. No. 9 seat.
N o . 4—One-piece Bait Casting R o d with Independ- -Three-piece Bass or Bait R o d with Extra
ent Handle. No. 10 Tip.
N o . 5—One-piece Surf Casting R o d with Spring -Three-piece Fly R o d with Extra T i p —
Butt. No. 11 "Well's Grip."
N o . 6—One-piece Tarpon R o d . -Combination Fly and Bait Casting R o d
HAWES' RODS with Independent Handle and Tip Case.
These rods have the reputation of being the finest m a d e in the world. M r . H a w e s has devoted a
lifetime study to the selection of material and thefinesthand construction. For 28 years he w a s asso-
ciated with his uncle, H . L. Leonard, and helped to build the world-wide reputation of Leonard Rods.
His practical experience as a fisherman and expert tournament caster, together with his thorough knowl-
edge of all features of rod-making, have enabled h i m to produce what w e believe to be the best rod ever
built. All H a w e s ' R o d s are m a d e from the very best six-strip bamboo. They are mounted with special
grade of G e r m a n silver and the water-proof ferrules are of the famous split design. T h e fly and
salmon rods have steel snake guides and metal reel seats.
These rods are hand-made and the output is, therefore, limited. W e urge you to anticipate your
wants if you contemplate the purchase of a H a w e s ' Rod. If any style, length or weight of rod is desired
other
H A W Ethan
S ' those
T R O Ulisted,
T , BASSprices will
A N Dbe quoted.
D R Y FLY HAWES' DRY FLY A N D T O U R N A M E N T
RODS RODS
T h r e e Pieces and Extra Tip with B a m b o o T i p Three Pieces and Extra Tip with Bamboo Tip
Case (See Cut 3) Case (See Cut 3)
These rods are quicker in action and m o r e power- M r . H a w e s ' personal experience in tournament
ful for their weight than any other rod made. T h e y casting has taught him what the tournament caster
are extremely resilient and have the strength to lift needs for record making. Unusual power and speed
a long, heavy line from the water and cast true and will be found in all his rods for this class of work.
steady under all conditions. Their balance is so In dryflyfishingit is necessary to keep the fly in
perfect that they have the "hang" of m u c h lighter the air to keep it dry. Consequently, you need a
rods. powerful rod. For this style offishing,H a w e s ' rods
3E4680 8 ft. long, wgt. about 3-}4 oz. ~| are particularly suited owing to their unusual re-
3E4682 9 ft. long, wgt. about 454 oz. I Any length trieving power. T h e 4-)4 to 554 ounce rods are the
3E4683 9K> ft. long, wgt. about r,y2 oz. ftig$35.00 weights most generally used for dryflyfishing.They
3E4684 10 ft. long, wgt. about 6 oz. J have solid cork grips, snake guides and metal reel
W e can furnish an independent handle on any of seats.
these rods at an extra cost of $3.00. Light T o u r n a m e n t Class
R o d s fitted with one agate guide and two agate Specially adapted to dryflyfishing.
tips extra $3.00. _ _ .^ 3E4693 Length, 9 ft. Wgt., 454 oz.
Extra Joints Any length
3E4694 Length, 9lA ft. Wgt., 534 oz.
Butt—$13.00. Middle—$9.50. Tip—$6.25. tig $40.00
3E4695 Length, 10 ft. Wgt., 554 oz.
HAWES' "FEATHERWEIGHT" FLY RODS
Three Pieces and Extra Tip With Bamboo Tip M e d i u m T o u r n a m e n t Class
Case (See Cut 3) Fine rods for swift water or large fish.
This rod is the most dainty piece of fishing tackle
3E4696 Length, 10 ft. Wgt., 7A oz. \ Either length
that the angler can hope to possess. T h e weight va-
3E4697 Length, 10J/ ft. Wgt., sy oz. Jtig$40.00
ries from 2 to 2J4 ozs. and fish have been taken on
With one agate guide and two agate tips, extra
these rods up to 2 pounds.
$3.00.
These rods have open reel seats and English snake
guides. Rods With Extra Joints
3E4689 Lengths vary from 7 to 8 ft., any A n y of the above rods can be supplied with two
length tig $50.00 middle joints and three tips at a total cost of $58.00.
Extra Joints
H A WButt—$19.00.
E S ' S A L M OMiddle—$14.00 Tip—$8.50.
N RODS—Six-Strip Bamboo larity every year for use on large salmon rivers and
Three Pieces and Extra Tip With Bamboo Tip in the hands of an expert seem to have no difficulty
Case (See Cut 2) in handling the largest fish.
Length over all. Handle lengths. Weight
These rods are m a d e in keeping with the American 3E4703 13 ft. 20 -in. 16 to 17 oz...tig $50.00
idea of lightness and greater comfort in casting. 3E4704 14 ft. 20I4-in. 18 to 20 oz.. .tig 50.00
T h e y are extremely powerful and have that beauti- Extra Joints
ful balance and action which all H a w e s ' R o d s possess
Butt—$19.00. Middle—$14.00. Tip- S.50.
to a marked degree. These rods are gaining popu-
 88 A B E R C R O M B I E & F I T C H CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th S T R E E T , N E W YORK

T O U R A D I F RODS—Split Bamboo, Six-Strip

These are our o w n models, introduced m a n y years ago. They have w o n a reputation for their
sterling qualities and a m o n g high-grade rods it is safe to say that there are as many, if not more,
Touradifs in the hands of experienced fishermen as any other make. These rods are in use in
every part of the world, and their users are as strong in their praise and as steadfast in their admira-
tion of the sterling qualities of this rod as the users of other fine makes. T h e lines, dimensions and
balance of the Touradif Rods are essentially their own. They have been perfectly worked out from the
result of actual fishing tests.
All our Touradif Rods are hand-made. T h e ferrules are water-proof and are of special grade Ger-
m a n silver, hand-drawn. They are also tapered to a fine, flexible edge, where they join the wood,
which makes it unnecessary to reduce the calibre of the w o o d where it joins the ferrules and, therefore, leaves
the rod its full strength at this point. T h e hand grasps are of fine quality solid cork discs, through
which the butt-joint runs completely to the butt-cap. This is the strongest possible form of butt-joint
construction.
T O U R A D I F T R O U T , BASS A N D D R Y F L Y TOURADIF SALMON RODS
RODS Three Pieces and Extra Tip (See Cut 2)
Three Pieces and Extra Tip With Bamboo Tip These rods are well k n o w n for easy handling and
Case (See Cut 3) fine casting qualities. Their resiliency and driving
T h e popularity of dryflyfishingand the peculiar power is so great it is easily possible to cast a very
balance and recovering qualities of Touradif Rods long line with far less effort than with the ordinary
cause us to emphasize the particular fitness of these rod. German silver mounted. Patentflexiblewater-
rods for dry fly fishing. These rods are quick in proof ferrules. Patent locking reel band. Solid cork
action and have a driving power, as well as a re- hand grasps.
trieving power, that handles the long line for dry 3E4759 Length 13J4 ft. W g t . about 17 oz. 1 Any length
flyfishingto perfection. 3E4760 Length 14J4 ft. W g t . about 20 oz. Jtig$45.00
Mounted in German silver. Solid metal reel seat. Extra Joints
Solid cork handle. English snake guides and water- Butt—$17.50. Middle—$12.50. Tip—$7.50.
proof ferrules. T O U R A D I F L I G H T S A L M O N O R GRILSE
N o t e — T h e rods will be supplied to order with RODS
cane wound or w o o d handle; any style grasp; with Three Pieces and Extra Tip
skeleton reel seat; with reel seat above handle and M a d e in same style and fitted throughout like
.vith standing or loose ring guides at the same prices Touradif Salmon Rod.
is for the regular standard rod. 3E4766 Length, 12*4 ft. Wgt., about 14 oz.tig $40.00
3E4748 Length 7A ft. W g t . 2'A to 3 oz."" Any length Above rod with independent handle, $5.00 extra.
3E4750 Length 8J4 ft. W g t . 354 to VA oz. ' % Extra Joints
3E4751 Length 9 ft. W g t . VA to 5J4 oz. $25.00 Butt—$15.00. Middle—$11.00. Tip—$7.00.
3E4752 Length 9J4 ft. W g t . 5 % to 6J4 oz. TOURADIF GRILSE TOURIST RODS
3E4753 Length 10 ft. W g t . %y2 to 7A oz Consist of independent double-grasp handle, with
3E4754 Length 10J4 ft. W g t . 7A to &y2 oz. locking reel band. O n e butt, two"middle joints and
3E4755 Length 11 ft. W g t . 8J4 to 10 oz.J three tips. Especially desirable for tourists or for
A n y of the above rods with independent handle those taking long, hard trips, as the extra parts prac-
$5.00 extra. tically afford two rods. T h e action of these rods is
Extra Joints particularly quick and snappy, and thev are far more
Butt—$9.00. Middle—$6.00. Tip—$5.00. powerful than their length and weight would lead
T O U R A D I F P A C K O R B E L T F L Y R O D S one to believe. Furnished with long single grasp
Six Pieces and Extra Tip—18 Inches Long handle if desired.
These little rods have been developed especially 3E4770 Length, ll/ 2 ft. W g t , about 13 oz.tig $55 00
to meet the demand for a compact, handy rod which T O U R A D I F BASS O R BAIT R O D S
could be easily carried or packed in a small space. Three Pieces and Extra Tip (See Cut 9)
They are extremely quick and powerful and make Suitable for general bait fishing and light trolling
splendid casting rods, and are daily becoming better Solid German silver reel seat with n e w stvle locking
k n o w n and more used. They will stand all sorts of reel band. Waterproof, flexible ferrules. Fine rolled
rough usage and can be depended upon in every way. German silver Bell guides and G e r m a n silver tip-
Length over all, 854 feet. Weight, VA to 5^4 ounces. tops. Solid cork grasp.
Put up in fine quality hand-made leather case, 193E4779 Lengths, 5, 6, 6J4, 7J4, 8J4 feet
inches long, with loop to carry on belt. Weights, 5 to 9 ozs....'. fflj" « 2 0 00
3E4774 Complete tig $30.00 Mounted with n e w pattern narrow" raised agate
Special indestructible fibre cases, leather caps, for guides, finely polished, extra, 75 cents per guide
very rough packing, absolutely safe, fully described $5 00 ^dependent handle, to order, extra
elsewhere. TOURADIF BAIT CASTING RODS
TOURADIF COMBINATION RODS he
rJ, M °
r ds are
, Perfection for casting from the
Fly rod, bait casting rod and light trolling rod in reel. For general fishing w e recommend the one!
one. R o d consists of independent reversible handle, piece r o d w a h one light and one heavy tip Fitted
with solid metal reel seat, one butt, one middle sp ciaieuat,terneiIndeP^de,nt hand,£- *Iounted «**
joint, two tips and one bait casting tip. Makes a t™« T? 1 ' , n a r r ° w rugh-set agate guides and tip-
fly rod 9j4 ft. long, weighing about 5A ozs., or Ja$ W 7 i H - ^ ' i '5/2' 6' ^ feet' See Cut 4
bait casting and trolling rod 5*4 ft. long. Fly rod 3E4775 One-piece rod » 4»is iwi
mounted with agate guide on butt and English snake 3E4776 Two-piece rod ... £ ^°°
guides on middle joint and tips. Bait casting rod HT.l ^e-piece rod and extra' 'j'^V/S £ ' £
mounted with agate guides throughout. See Cut 11. 3E4778 Two-piece rod and extra oint. .tig f
50 0
3F.4784
3E4785 Fine 6-piece combination rod,
case hand-sewed leather complete
tig carrying tig $35.00
5.00
 FISHING T A C K L E 89
"BIC" T R O U T A N D BASS F L Y R O D S EMERALD BAMBOO FLY ROD
Split Bamboo Green Finish (See Cut 3)
Three Pieces and Extra Tip With Bamboo Tip Three pieces and extra tip with bamboo tip case.
Case (See Cut 3) A hand-made rod with a lot of bone; a good rod
W e are making a specialty of this rod to meet the that looks good, feels good and is good. It's a good
demand for a fine hand-made rod at a medium price. rod for dryflyfishingand equally as good for wet
In material, workmanship and action it is distinctly fly work.
a rod of high grade. Such a rod as this at the price is a very unusual
T h e lines and dimensions are the same as our fa- offer. W e have tried to produce for a moderate
m o u s "Touradif" rods. M a d e of carefully selected price a rod that in style and finish is the equal of
bamboo, solid G e r m a n silver mountings throughout. any rod, and one that is similar in hang and action
Patentflexibleextension ferrules. Solid cork grasp. to the very best. W e have succeeded beyond our
O p e n cedar reel seat. English snake guides. expectations, and offer you a rod that is a wonder
3E4586 Lengths, 8, 8*4, 9, 9^4, 10 feet. at its price.
Weights, 3A to 7A ozs tig $15.00 M a d e from selected split bamboo stock, German
Extra Joints Silver Mountings throughout, oxidizedfinished,open
Butt—$5.50. Middle—$4.50. Tip—$3.00. reel seat and steel snake guides. The grip is made
"BIC" PACK OR TRUNK FLY RODS of solid cork rings and the bamboo isfinisheddark
Split Bamboo green color, making a handsome rod. All made
M a d e throughout like the Bic Trout rod, except with reel seat below the hand.
that the joints are shorter for convenience in pack- 3E4986 Lengths, 8, 9, 9J4, 10 ft. Weights,
ing. Six pieces and extra tip, joints 19}4 inches 3/8 to 7 oz tig $12.50
long. Length over all, 9 feet; weight, about 6 to Extra Joints
6J4 ounces. Mountings same as regular Bic rods. Butt—$5.00. Middle—$4.00. Tip—$2.50.
In cloth partition bag. THE "CASSETTE" FLY ROD
3E4594 tig $18.00 Three Pieces and Extra Tip (See Cut 3)
"BIC" BASS O R BAIT RODS—Split Bamboo Built on carefully designed dimensions, strong,
Three Pieces and Extra Tip (See Cut 9) powerful, with plenty of snap and action.
These rods follow the same general dimensions of For those w h o desire a good, sound rod at a mod-
the "Touradif," and have plenty of power. They est price, w e recommend this most highly and war-
are strictly hand m a d e and all mountings are of the rant it to give perfect satisfaction. M a d e from
best. Solid G e r m a n silver reel seat above hand. carefully selected Calcutta bamboo. German silver
Solid cork handle. Fine German silver extension mounted throughout. Patent serrated ferrules.
ferrules. Rolled edge G e r m a n silver trumpet guides Solid metal reel seat. Solid cork grasp. English
and stirrup tip-tops. steel snake guides.
3E4596 Lengths, 5, 5lA, 6, 6%, 7J4 feet. 3E4568 Lengths, 8, 9, 9J4, 10 ft. Weights,
Weights, 4)/, to 6A oz tig $15.00 354 to %A ozs tig $10 00
"BIC" BAIT CASTING RODS—Split Bamboo Extra Joints
Hand-made throughout, best German silver fer- Butt—$4.00. Middle—$3.00 Tip—$2.00.
rules, narrow raised agate guides and offset tip top.THE "CASSETTE" BASS OR BAIT ROD
It is a splendid rod in every respect, m a d e in one and Three Pieces and Extra Tip (See Cut 9)
two pieces with independent handle. (See Cut 4.) M a d e of same material and quality of mountings.
One-Piece Rods (See Cut 4) Cassette Fly Rod. German silver trumpet guides
3E4600 5 ft. W g t . about 554 ozs ] Any Size and stirrup tiptops.
3E4601 5A ft. tig $15.00 3E4575 Lengths, 6, 654, 7I4, 8T4 ft. Weights,
3E4602 6 ft. WWggtt..about
about6J4
6 ^ozs.
ozs.
6 to 8 % ozs tig $10.00
Two-Piece R o d s (See Cut 1) CASSETTE BASS ROD
3E4603 5 ft. W g t . about 654 ozs. 1 A size %y ft. long with reel seat below the h a n d —
3E4604 5J4 ft. W g t . about 654 ozs. fflg$17 50 Greenwood Lake stvle—for strip casting.
3E4605 6 ft. W g t . about 7 ozs. J 3E4573 tig $10.00
"DIVINE SPECIAL" FLY RODS TEMAGAMI SPLIT BAMBOO RODS
Split Bamboo for Trout Three Pieces and Extra Tip
Six-strip bamboo, nickel mountings, cork grasp,
Three Pieces With Extra Tip (See Cut 10) This rod fully meets the demand for a popular-
This rod is a six-strip Split B a m b o o Rod. priced rod containing good material carefully put
It isfittedwith the Wells grip and serrated fer- together. Fly rod has English Snake Guides—bait
rules, imported snake guides, unless otherwise or- rod, German Silver Spiral Guides.
dcrcd Fly R o d s (See Cut 3) } tig $3.00
3E4636 Lengths, 8, 9, 9*4 ft. Weights, \ Any length 3E4580 9*4 ft. W g t . about 5 to 6 ozs.
4, VA ozs J *$> $19-00 3E4581 10 ft. W g t . about 6 to 7 ozs. . 9;
NEWFOUNDLAND SALMON ROD Bass or Bait R o d s (See Cut }9)tig $3.00
Split B a m b o o (See Cut 2) 3E4582 7T4 ft. W g t . about 7T4 ozs.
Three pieces—one extra tip—double cork grip, 24 3E4583 sy ft. W g t . about S:A ozs.
inches long, G e r m a n silver mountings. English snake $1.00 SPLIT BAMBOO RODS
guides—put up in partition cloth bag. This rod has Three-piece and extra tip, nickel mountings and
a nice action and will meet the requirements of the solid metal reel seat with cork grips. Fly rods have
angler w h o does not want to buy an expensive snake guides—bait rods have spiral guides.
Any Style
salmon rod, yet wants one that he can rely upon. 3E4565 Fly rod, 8 A feet
tig $1.00
13 ft. long. Weight about 17 oz. 3E4566 Flv rod, 10 feet
3E4740 * :)>zo'ou 3E4567 Bait rod, 8,4 feet
90 A B E R C R O M B I E & F I T C H CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th S T R E E T , N E W YORK

OUR $5.00 " Y E L L O W S T O N E S P E C I A L " "BEAVERKILL" G R E E N H E A R T R O D S

Three Pieces and Extra Tip Three Pieces and Extra Tip
W e offer no split bamboo rod at any price that Those w h o prefer a "wood" rod to Split B a m b o o
will give you as much value, dollar for dollar, as an will find this a serviceable rod in every respect.
investment in our Yellowstone Special. It is a $5.00 H a n d m a d e — G e r m a n silver mounted—cork grasp,
rod, which w e alone make in all the popular lengths solid metal reel seats. Fly rods have snake guides.
and weights. T h e material is selected split bamboo Bait rods have German silver trumpet guides and
and the rods are built up of six parts in a most care- double cork grips. Put up on velvet-covered form
ful manner, so that w e can guarantee them not to in canvas bag.
show defects in workmanship. W e have sold thou- 3E4531 9 ft. long.Fly W g tR.oabout
d s 6 ozs.
sands of these rods. T o anyone taking up dry fly 3E4532 Any Size
954 ft. long. W g t . about 654 ozs. {&'*£%.
fishing for thefirsttime w h o does not want to pur-3E4533 10 ft. long. W g t . about 7 ozs. J ^> ;<"'uu
chase an expensive outfit w e recommend a 9 or 9^2- Bait Rods
foot Yellowstone Special as the most efficient rod 3E4534 654 ft. long. W g t . about 6 ozs. "I ^nv Size
that the money can produce. The rod is mounted 3E4535 7A ft. long. W g t . about 7 ozs. k^, y*_ n n
throughout with German silver ferrules and solid 3 E 4 5 3 6 854 ft. long. W g t . about 8 ozs. J * ^'"uu
metal reel seat. The handle is of solid cork. Put
up on covered wood form in canvas sack. "CHAUTAUQUA" LANCEWOOD RODS
Fly Rods (See Cut 3) Three Pieces and Extra Tip
All fly rods have English snake guides. This is a g o o d rod at a very l o w price. Its bal-
3E4376 Lengths, 8, 9, 9[/2, 10 ft. Weights, ance will be found superior to rods usually sold at
4J4 to 7 ozs tig $5.00 so l o w a figure. It has n o n e of the stiff, cumber-
Bass or Bait Rods (See Cut 9) s o m e action of cheap rods.
All bait rods have G e r m a n silver trumpet guides. Nickel mountings. Solid reel seat. C o r k grasp.
3 E 4 3 7 3 Lengths, 5 5 4 654, 754, 854. Weights, Fly rods have English snake guides; bait rods have
5 to 7 ozs tig $5.00 spiral wire guides. P u t u p o n flannel covered form
E x t r a Joints in cloth bag.
Butt—$2.25. Middle—$1.75. Tip—$1.25. 3E4541 854 ft. long.Fly Wgt. R oabout
d s 654 ozs.
Any Size
Y E L L O W S T O N E BASS R O D 3E4542 954 ft. long. W g t . about 7 ozs.
tig $3.00
8J4 ft. long, with reel seat below the h a n d — 3E4543 10 ft. long. W g t . about 754 ozs.
G r e e n w o o d L a k e style—for strip casting. Bait Rods
3E4372 tig $5.00 3E4544 654 ft. long. W g t . about 654 ozs. Any Size
3E4545 754 ft. long. Wgt. about 754 ozs. tig $3.00
KENNEBAGO TROLLING BAMBOO RODS 3E4546 854 ft. long. W g t . about 9 ozs.
T w o Pieces and Extra Tip (See Cut 8)
JOINTED CALCUTTA BAMBOO RODS
H e a v y bass, trolling or light salt-water rod.
H e a v y welt ferrules a n d solid metal reel seat. H a s For Pond and River Fishing
double cane w o u n d grips, trumpet guides a n d double W e l l seasoned, g o o d stock—brass m o u n t i n g s — w e l l
hole tip tops. Nickel mountings. Length, 7 feet; varnished reel bands in muslin bag.
weight, 11 to 12 ounces. 3 E 4 5 4 9 4 joints, 16 ft (g $2.25
3E4579 tig $5.00 3 E 4 5 5 0 3 joints, 12 ft tig 1.75

BAIT CASTING RODS

"Kezar Special" Split B a m b o o R o d s — T w o Pieces H E D D O N ' S M O D E L No. 6—Bamboo
and Independent Butt—(See Cut 1) T w o pieces and extra tip. Has a double rolled
A first-class bait-casting rod at a popular price. cork grip; nickel mountings; locking reel band; one
T h e design is excellent, the balan *, perfect, a n d the tip with agatefirstguide and agate tip top and the
action quick a n d lively. M a d e from extra grade of otherfile-proofmetal guides
split b a m b o o — s i x strip. Solid metal reel seat. All 3E4920 5 or 554 ft eg $6.00
fittings of fine G e r m a n silver. M o u n t e d with high
set narrow agate casting guides a n d offset agate top. HEDDON—No. 1% RODS—Split Bamboo
Solid cork grasp. Closely w o u n d with black silk Two-piece style. Split b a m b o o tip, solid w o o d
and finished with best varnish. butt with maple handle. Nickel reel seat a n d finger
3 E 4 5 5 6 Lengths, 5, 554, 6 ft tig $10.00 hook. W r a p p e d with silk windings in t w o colors
"DELAWARE" LANCEWOOD RODS In partitioned cloth bag. Length, 5 feet; weight
Two-piece a n d extra tip. M a d e from C u b a n 654 ozs.
3E4564
L a n c e w o o d . Double grip, w o u n d with mottled cord. tig $1.50
Full nickel-plated mountings; solid metal reel seat;
H E D D O N ' S M O D E L No. 75—"Little Wonder"
finger h o o k ; improved ferrules, welted; large t w o
M a d e in one piece. 3 feet 10 inches long. T o p is
ring guides a n d large casting tops closely w o u n d with
b a m b o o , handle of cedar.
silk. 3E4771
3 E 4 5 5 3 Lengths, 554 a n d 6 feet tig $3.00 tig $.75
3 E 4 7 7 2 K h a k i B a g to fit .'.'.'.tig .25
R U B B E R B U T T RESTS
W h e n playing fish, butt can "CHAMPLAIN" POCKET RODS
be rested steadily against the Four Pieces Split Bamboo
bodj- in a n y position. Split b a m b o o , nickel mountings, cork grip l a m e
3E3435 Small tig $ .25 t w o ring guides, a n d tops, w o u n d with silk a n d well
3E3436 Medium . ..tig .40 varnished. F o u r pieces a n d extra tip
3F3437 Large tig .50 3 E 4 5 6 2 Lengths, 554 a n d 6 feet.... qg J J J ^ Q
 FISHING T A C K L E 91

COMBINATION RODS
D I V I N E T R A V E L L I N G MEN'S F R I E N D TOURADIFF COMBINATION R O D
This rod is the perfection of a trunk rod, making (See page 88)
six distinct rods. It is composed of nine joints, 17 BIC P A C K O R T R U N K F L Y R O D
inches long, with reversible butt. (See page 89)
(1) T a k e six joints, together with the butt, "CANOE" COMBINATION R O D
m a k e a 9-foot Fly R o d , weighing 7 to 8 ozs. Split Bamboo
(2) R e m o v e the lower joint and use the reducing This makes a three-piece 954-foot fly rod, weigh-
ferrule and y o u have a 754-foot light Fly Rod, ing 654 ounces, with an extra tip, or a 554-foot, two-
weighing 454 to 5 ozs. piece rod, weighing 6 ounces, for bait casting or
(3) R e m o v e the two upper joints and put in the trolling. M a d e of split b a m b o o with a reversible
lighter of the t w o Bass tips, and you have a 654- cork grip. Nickel mountings, solid metal reel, and
foot Bass Casting Rod, weighing 5 to 6J4 ozs. snake guides, w o u n d with silk and well varnished.
(4) A d d to this the first joint and you have a Put up on covered w o o d form and canvas bag.
754-foot Bass Rod, weighing 7 to 8 ozs. 3E4610 % $6.50
(5) R e m o v e the t w o upper joints and put in the "VACATION" R O D
heavy Bass tip, and you have a 654-foot heavy Bass M a d e of split bamboo, nickel mounted, snake
or light Trolling Rod, weighing 6 to 7 ozs. guides, cork grip with solid metal reel seat above
(6) R e m o v e lower joint and use the reducing the hand. R o d consists of four pieces, making a
ferrule, you have a 454-foot stiff Bass or light Troll- three-piece rod 8J4 feet long, which can be used for
ing Rod, weighing 5 to 6 ozs. eitherflyor bait fishing and a two-piece bait, casting
T h e Butt is reversible, so you can have Reel above or trolling rod, 5 ft. 8 inches long. Put up on
or below the hand, on any of the Rods. This makes covered w o o d form in cloth bag.
a combination of six good practical Rods in one. 3E4612 tig $3.00
3E4646 Split B a m b o o tig $20.00 P O C K E T C O M B I N A T I O N F L Y A N D BAIT
3E4647 Bethabarra tig 15.00 ROD
3E4648 L a n c e w o o d tig 10.00 Split Bamboo
" W Y O M I N G " P A C K F L Y O R BAIT R O D T h e "handy m a n " of the rod family. A convenient
Split Bamboo and serviceable little rod for mountain tramps,
Selected
3E4607 854 Calcutta
ft. bamboo, six-strip; full nickel
Either style bicycle trips, or w h e n packing through a rough coun-
plated mountings, cork grasp, welted ferrules, tigmetal
$7.00 try. Well m a d e of good materials. Split bamboo,
reel seat.
3E4609 754 Strongly
ft. m a d e for hard service. Con- six-strip, nickel mountings. "Snake" guides, cork
sists of six pieces, with extra tip; enclosed SALT in cloth
W A T Egrasp,
R Rmetal O D S reel seat. Seven pieces and extra tip.
sack.There has been „. _ ,
such wide-spread interest in contests forofsalt
Length joints,
water13fish
inches. M a k e s a 7-footoffly
and standardization rod
tackle
to meet the regulations Fly of R ofishing
ds clubs, that w e haveweighing 454 ozs->oforrods
m a d e a number a 6-foot
to complybaitwith
rodthese
weighing
regu-
lation standards. long. W g t . about 8 ozs. 4J4 ozs.
Bait"Tampico,"
T h e " W e s t Coast," Rod :3E4611 "Light Tackle" tig
"Sanibel," "California," a n d "Three-Six" R$3.50 ods,
long. W g t . about 6 ozs.
which arc fully described o n the following pages, are n o w m a d e for club competition.
in the 'manufacture of these rods, it is impossible to get them to weigh exact, although they fluctuate
but a trifle, if you intend to enter competition, please so specify and we will select a rod for you to meet
exact regulations.
T H E "WEST COAST" R O D "LIGHT
i TACKLE"
For Tuna, Tarpon and Surf Casting—Double- For Tarpon, Tuna, Barracuda and Yellowtail
Built B a m b o o (See Cut 6) "Light Tackle" Split Bamboo Rods (See Cut 6)
M a d e to meet regulations of Tuna Class. M a d e to meet regulations of Light Tackle Class.
These rods are as light, stiff and powerful as it is This n e w rod has been thoroughly tried out and
possible to make. W h e n used for surf casting, for w e recommend it without reserve. M a d e of selected
which they are finely adapted, their springy action bamboo, G e r m a n silver mountings throughout, agate
and great casting power lend an added charm to this first guide and top, cane w o u n d grasps on butt and
interesting sport. These rods are all double built— tip. Length of tip w h e n seated, 5 feet, weight of
that is, one rod is built on top of another. tip, 6 ounces; length of butt, 14 inches.
A rod of this style has nearly twice the strength 3E4499 O n e butt and one tip tig $12.00"
of the ordinary rod of the same size and weight. 3E4500 O n e butt and two tips tig 20.00
Extra heavy German silver mountings throughout. 3E4501 Tips onlv tig 9.00
Hand-drawn, hard-tempered ferrules. Extra heavy "THREE-SIX"
solid -eel seat. N e w pattern locking reel band, which Split Bamboo Rods (See Cut 6)
locks the reel firmly to the plate in such manner that M a d e to meet the regulations of the Three-Six Class.
it cannot possibly work loose. Mounted with double This rod has been thoroughly tested and at the
agate guides. Cane wound double grasp. M a d e in price it cannot be excelled. M a d e of selected bam-
one piece with independent handle. boo, G e r m a n silver mountings throughout, agate
Length of tips, 5 ft. 4 in., 6 in. and 8 in.; weight, first guide and top, cane w o u n d grasps on butt and
10 to 15 ounces; length of butt, 20 inches; weight, tip. Length of tip w h e n seated, 5 ft.; length of butt,
13 ozs. 12 inches ; weight of rod, 6 ozs.
3E4488 Butt with one tip tig $25.00 3E4502 O n e butt and one tip tig $12.00
3E4489 Butt with t w o tips tig 45.00 3E4503 O n e butt and two tips tig 20.00
weights
length
Theseat can
rods
thebewill
same
supplied
be prices.
supplied
to order.
Awith
n y other
spring lengths
butt of and
any 3E4504
Six"
N o tReo—dBTips
s o are
t h only
splendid
the "Light for Tackle"
Weakfish.
tig a n d "Three-
9.00
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"CALIFORNIA" (See Cut 6) " V E N G A C A " SPLIT B A M B O O R O D S

Made to meet the regulations of the T U N A Here is a good, sound rod for general sea fishing
CLASS. at a popular price. M a d e from a high grade of split
Made of selected bamboo, German silver mount- bamboo, carefully finished, well modeled and very
ings throughout, agate first guide and top, cane strong. Mounted throughout with G e r m a n silver.
wound grasps on butt and tip. Length of tip w h e n Solid metal reel-seat and extra heavy ferrules.
seated, 5J4 feet; weight of tip, 1354 to 16 ounces; Cane w o u n d double grasp handle. G e r m a n silver
length of butt, 20 inches. double trumpet guides and solid tops. M a d e in two-
3E4496 O n e butt and one tip tig $15.00 piece model with extra tip. Length over all, 7 feet.
3E4497 O n e butt and two tips tig 25.00 Weight, 22 ounces. See Cut 8.
3E4498 Tips only tig 12.00 3E4507 $10.00
W e can supply this rod with any length spring "SEABRIGHT" L I G H T S A L T W A T E R R O D S
butt at the same prices. Greenheart—(See Cut 8)
"SANIBEL" HICKORY RODS Best quality hand riven greenheart, finished in
For Tarpon, Tuna or Surf Fishing (See Cut 6) the most careful manner throughout. Heavy Ger-
M a d e to meet the regulations of the Tuna Class. m a n silver mountings.' Extra heavy hand drawn
H a n d m a d e of the finest quality second growth reinforced ferrules. Double trumpet guides and
hickory'- They are thoroughly m a d e and are prac- solid tip-top. Double cane w o u n d hand grasps. A
tically unbreakable. Extra heavy hand drawn Ger- thoroughly reliable rod in every w a y and warranted
m a n silver ferrules and mountings. Double agate to give satisfaction. Two-piece and extra tip.
guides and tip-top of special pattern. Double cord Length, 654 feet- Weight, 14 ounces.
wound hand grasps. M a d e in one piece, independ- 3E4508 tig $7.50
ent handle. Length of tip, when seated, 554 feet, "JAMAICA" WEAKFISH RODS—Greenheart
weight of tip, 14 ozs.; length of butt, 19 inches; Two Pieces and Extra Tips—Detachable Butt
weight of butt, 9 ozs. (See Cut 7)
3E4505 Butt with one tip tig $12.00 A good, all round boat rod, very popular with the
3E4506 Butt with two tips tig 20.00 Weakfish fisherman.
With any length spring butt at the same prices. M a d e of selected Greenheart; German silver
THE "TAMPICO" ROD mountings; two piece, extra tip, and detachable cord
For Tuna, Tarpon and Surf Casting—Greenheart w o u n d butt. Double trumpet guides. Length, 6
(See Cut 6) feet. In Cloth Partitioned Bag.
H a n d m a d e from the finest quality of carefully 3E4510 tig $5.00
selected straight grained greenheart, hand riven and "HIGHLANDS" W E A K F I S H R O D —
free from knots. Extra heavy German silver mount- Lancewood
ings throughout. Hand-drawn, hard-tempered fer- Two-piece rod with double cord w o u n d grasps.
rules. M a d e in one-piece tip with connection at Double German silver trumpet guides and tube top.'
reel plate. Heavy solid metal reel seat with n e w Heavy German silver mountings throughout. O n e
locking reel band. Mounted with special pattern of the best rods that can be bought at the price.
agate double guides and agate top—5 in all. Cane Put up in cloth bag. Length, 6 feet. Weight about
wound double grasp. These are splendid rods in 10 oz.
every way, and for those w h o prefer the solid wood 3E4511 tig $3.50
to the split cane rod nothing better or finer can be "ATLANTIC" C O D O R B A N K R O D
devised. Two-piece C o d or Bank Rod, all ash, brass fer-
Length of tips, 5 feet, 4 in., 6 in., and 8 in.; rules and reel sea , length 5 feet, weight 20 ounces.
weight, 10 to 15 ounces; length of butt, 20 inches, 3E4517 $1.00
weight, 13 ounces. COMBINATION R O D
3E4490 Butt with one tip, agate guides..^ $15.00 ( A n all-round rod for deep seafishing,also used
3E4491 Butt with two tips, agate guides, .tig 25.00 for trolling and surf fishing)
3E4494 Extra tips tig 12.00 Cuban lancewood, full nickel mountings, solid reel-
With any length spring butt at the same prices! seat, enamel grip, welted ferrules, double guides and
A n y other lengths and weights can be supplied to tops. Makes a 3-piece rod 8 feet long, weight about
order. 24 ounces, or 2-piece 554 feet, extra stiff rod.
SURF CASTING ROD WITH SPRING Weight, about 18 ounces.
BUTTS 3F4514 tig $2.50
"Belmar" Bethabarra Rods (See Cut 5) "TAURUS" COD OR BANK ROD
Planed out of straight grained timber and rounded Two-piece Lancewood tip, nickel mountings, cord
by hand, 554 foot tip with cord w o u n d grasp. Inde- wound, ash butt, length 5 feet, weight 21 ounces.
pendent 22-inch cord wound or 27-inch Plain Hick- 3E4515 tig $2.00
ory spring butt. Double German silver reel seat. 3E4516 With heavy agate top and two agate
Double German silver hand m a d e bell guides and guides tig 4.50
agate casting top. T h e 554 foot tip is standard, but "BARNEGAT" RODS
w e will make any length tip to order. For Weakfish or Trolling. M a d e of Split B a m -
3E4521 With all agate guides and top...*® $17.50 boo, nickel mountings, double guides on tip, cork
HANDY REEL SEAT grip, length 7 feet, weight 16 ounces
o?4^? ZT° pie(5es ^ $2.25
3E4921 Willfitany rod—just the thing for 3E4513 Three pieces tig 3.00
Calcutta or Japanese poles—each tig $ .15 RUBBER R O D
GRIPS
Can be e a s i l y
3E3440
slipped
ordinary
incheson
Length,
.guides.
..tig
rods over
$254
.50
 FISHING TACKLE 93

BRISTOL ADJUSTABLE TELESCOPIC RODS

These rods can be adjusted to any length and can scoped, the whole rod is only 23 inches long. Short
be taken apart as easily as a jointed rod. T h e cork grip with patent detachable finger hook, large
joints are locked in place by a very ingenious ar- German silver improved casting guides and solid
rangement of the guides which are interchangeable. agate top.
Model 35 Bait Rod 3E4421 tig $5.75
Length, 9 feet, joints, 2554 inches. W h e n tele- 3E4422 T h e same rodfittedwith all agate
scoped, the whole rod is only 29 inches long. Handle casting guides and top tig 7.75
mountings nickel, trimmed with two-ring German Model 38 Fly Rod
silver tie guides and G e r m a n silver three-ring top. Length, 9 feet, joints, 27 inches. W h e n telescoped
H a s cork reversible handle. whole rod is only 31 inches. Trimmed with two-
3E4420 tig $4.60 ring German silver tie guides and German silver
Model 37 Bait Casting Rod one-ringflvtop. H a s cork handle.
Length, 6 feet, joints, 1854 inches. W h e n tele- 3E4423 tig G e r m a n silver two-
$4.60
BRISTOL F L Y R O D S M o d e l 25. Extra large
Three Joints With Independent Handle ring guides. Solid agate tip. Short handle with
3E4388 Model 29. Cork handle with lock- reel-seat close to grip. Detachable finger hook.
ing reel band, fitted with snake Cork handle onlv.
guides and one ring top. One length .tig $5.75 3E4409 5, 554 and 6 feet tig $5.85
3E4389 only—854 feet M o d e l 2 8 — E x t r a Light
Model 8. Nickel mountings, 2 ring Weight only 5 ozs. Fitted with three improved
guides. Length, 10 ft. With maple 3.80 casting guides and special light offset agate casting
3E4390 handle tig 4.60 top. Cork handle with locking reel band.
3E4391 Model 8. With cork handle. . . .tig 3E4414 5 and 554 feet tig $6.75
Model 9. German silver mount- 5.75 Model 33
3E4392 ings. Drop ring guides. Length, This is the finest and best finished Bristol rod,
954 feet. Cork or celluloid handled 5.75 weight only 8 ounces. Fitted with three narrow
3E4393 Model 14. Mounted same as Model agate casting guides and a special design light agate
9. Length, 854 feet. Cork or cel- offset top. Double grip cork handle 1254 inches
luloid handle tig 3.80 long, with detachable finger hook. Handle mount-
3E4394 M o d e l 16. Nickel Mountings. 4.60 ings finished in French grey on nickel.
Drop ring guides. Length, 9 feet. 3E4416 454, 5, 554 and 6 feet tig $10.00
With maple handle tig BRISTOL MUSCALLONGE R O D
M o d e l 16. W i t h cork handle.. .<® Nickel mountings. German silver trumpet guides
B R I S T O L BAIT R O D S $3.80 and double-hole tip. T w o joints and handle.
Three Joints With Independent Handle 4.20
3E4400 Model 21. Length, 7}4 ft., joints, 38 in.
German silver two-ring guides and three-ring tips
3E4401 4.60 Model 22. Length,« «654 ft., joints, 32 in.
•
Nickel
3E4402 mountings. 5.00 3E4424 Either model with celluloid long or
3E4399 With maple handle, any model, .tig double grip handle tig $5.65
3E4403
With celluloid handle, any model tig 5.50 3E4425 Either model with agate first guide
With cork handle, any model....tig 6 ft, and solid agate tip tig $7.00
With celluloid double grip, any BRISTOL TROLLING TIP
model *S T o shorten and stiffen rods for trolling, etc.
With cork reversible handle, any Length, 9 inches.
model % 3E4428 Length, 9 inches. Regular guides.tig $1.00
Made in lengths 10 ft., 854 ft., 754 ft, 654 ft., 3E4429 Same. Agate tip tig 1.75
554 ft, 5 ft. BRISTOL E M E R G E N C Y TOP
Give order number and length when ordering. 3E4430 T w o inches Bait long.. .1
Rods
tig $ .20
BRISTOL BAIT "LUCKIE"
CASTINGSTEEL RODS RODS
These Three joints and independent cork handle. T w o -
Threeare m a d e With
Joints by the Horton Manufacturing
Independent Handle ring guides. Lengths, 5, 554, 6, 7, 8, 10 feet.
C oMmopdaenly and are not guaranteed. All styles finished
27. Detachable finger hook. Raised 3E4482 A n y length
in brown enamel. tig $1.50
agate guides and offset agate tip. Cork handle only.
3E4406 454 ft., 5 ft, 554 ftFly R o d s tig 1 $9.20 Bait Casting Rods
Three joints and independent cork handle. T w o - Large casting guides and stirrup tips. Lengths,
ring guides. Lengths, 8, 9, 10 feet. 454, 5, 554, 6 feet.
3E4479 A n y length % :t>1-su 3E4483 Regular model, any length tig $2.00
Trunk Fly Rods 3E4484 With agate first guide and agate
3E4480 Model 909. 9 feet. H a s 6 joints tip 2.75
1754 inches, with independent cork 3E4485 With three agate casting guides and
butt, nickel mountings, two-ring agate tip 3E 3.60
guides. Weight, 8 54 oz tig 3.50 Trolling Tips
Bait T r u n k R o d 3E4486 Nine inches long. Regular guides tig $ .45
3E4481 Model 907. S a m e as Model 909 with 3E4487 S a m e with agate tip tig .85
reel seat above the hand, 7 ft. 8
inches long. Weight, 954 ozs... .tig 3.50
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A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH S T E E L R O D S
Guaranteed
F r o m tip to butt, the finish and material is the best employed. T h e steel is of extra fine quality—
tempered so as to give it the greatest strength and resiliency—all the rods have independent solid cork grip
handles (Model 3E4442, bait casting excepted) with patent locking reel bands, which cannot become loose,
and is very easy to operate. The reel seats are heavy nickel plated and six coats of black enamel are
baked one after another, making them very handsome rods.
Fly Rods. Have three pieces—inde-
pendent handle with patent reel seat
below the hand—snake guide, ring top.
3E4431 Length, 9 feet tig $4.50
3E4432 Length, 10 feet tig 4.50
Trunk Fly R o d — S a m e style as above—1754 inches, length 9 feet.
3E4462
Bass R o d s have , • • • M $7.50
three pieces, inde-
pendent handles with
patent locking reel
bands, reel seat above guides are, two-ring type and they have the three-
the hand, genuine agate first guide and agate tops, ring top.
balance of guides of the best quality German silver 3E4437 Lengths, 654, 754, 854 and 10 feet tig $4.00
trumpet shape. Trunk Bass Rod, same style as 3E4433, joints
3E4433 Lengths, 654, 754, 854 and 10 feet tig $6.001754 inches long.
Bass Rods. T h e same as above, except the 3E4441 Length, 754 feet tig $7.50
Bait Casting Rod, 3 pieces, inde- M #
pendent handles with finger hook, ' —Js Sc
large two-ring guides and agate top. -
3E4442 Lengths, 5 ft., 554 ft,
6 ft... tig $6.00
This rod with agate first guides
extra $ .75
This rod with agate guides through- 85 3E4446 With agate top tig $1.50
out, extra $3.00
Trolling Tips for A. & F. Rods. 9 in.
3E4445 With three-ring top ROD HARNESS %
A. & F. LEATHER BUTT REST This harness is designed
(Adjustable) to relieve the strain from the
M a d e of our best grade heavy leather arms when playing large fish
and hand sewed with strongest waxed — b y the use of a strong snap
thread. Built throughout for hard ser- hook which catches in the
vice. The fact that the user can wear ring of the grip above the
any kind of belt and adjust the cup to reel, t h e
any desired height makes this Rest ex- rod can
ceptionally handy for surf casters. H a s be freed
leather thong for the purpose of tying from the
to leg. B y removing the strap this Rest h a r n e ss
can also be used on the seat of boat or for convenience in
canoe, in which case it should be fast- casting — the for-
ened by two small screws. ward grip is laced
3E3438 tig $1.75 to the rod and the harness
f
LEATHER BUTT RESTS can be adjusted to the body
3E3439 Butt rest, extra— m a d e of fine•tig quality
2.25
leather. W h e n ordering give
chest Rmeasurement
OD HOLDERS
Indispensable
3E3521 flffor trolling
te50
or when still fishing with
more than one rod
3E3441 Adjustable any-
where and in any position.
Strongly made and well
A great aid in heavy fishing of all kinds. M a d e tinned to prevent rust.
of best quality Russet leather, with heavy sole Holds the rod securely and
leather cup to hold butt of rod. rod m a y be set in rest or
3E3439 tig $2.25 VFVU9 A r e m o v e d instantly tig $ .75
3E3442 A r m rests only. T o screw
into seat gunwale.... qg * Q
 FISHING TACKLE 95

ROD TOPS
Fishermen have heretofore experienced considerable
difficulty in ordering the right size of tip top. T o
m a k e selection and ordering easy w e have made the
following diagram showing the complete graduation
of sizes in which tops are made. T h e illustration
shows from the smallest size, which is 2-32 of an inch
in diameter (Size 2) up to 14-32 of an inch (Size 14)
which is the largest size regularly made. In ordering
any style of top refer to this diagram to select your
size. T h e topfigurein the fraction is our size number
Notice—If you have any difficulty in measuring
your size there is one sure way of getting it right—
whittle a piece of wood the size of your tip, send it in
with your order and w e willfita top to it.

oqqqOOOOOOOO
_2aj2|2|33i£4;5
32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32
6_
32
7
32
8
32
OOOOOO
9. JO JU ' 12 13 14
STYLE "A"—NICKEL FLY RING TOPS
32 32 32 32 32 32
Carried regularly in sizes 2, 254, 3, 354, 4, 4J4.
SPECIAL STIRRUP AGATE TOPS
3E4665 A n y of the above sizes Each $ .02
For surf casting, etc. M a d e with a wider spread
STYLE "B"—PLAIN STIRRUP GERMAN in the stirrup and a much larger top ring necessi-
SILVER TOPS—Without Agate tating a large agate. In other respects same as
3E4670 Sizes 2, 254, 3, 354, 4 Each^g $.15 Style "D." Carried regularly in sizes 454, 5, 6, 7, 8,
3E4671 Sizes 454 and 5 Eachtig .20 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14.
3E4672 Sizes 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Each^g .25 3E4675 A n y of the above sizes Each^g $1.00
3E4673 Sizes 12, 13, 14 EacWf .30 STYLE "E"—OFFSET AGATE TOPS
STYLE "C"—GERMAN SILVER THREE Carried in sizes 3, 354, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9.
RING TOPS 3E4669 A n y of the above sizes Earti^g $ .75
Carried regularly in sizes 2, 254, 3, 354, 4, 454, 5STYLE "F"—GERMAN SILVER ANGLE
and 6. TOPS
3E4668 A n y of the above sizes Each $ .05 Carried regularly in sizes 2, 254, 3, 354, 4, 454.
STYLE "D" —STIRRUP AGATE TOPS 3E4666 A n y of the above sizes Each^g $ .10
G E R M A N SILVER STYLE "G"—LIGHT AGATE FLY TOPS
Carried in sizes 454, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. Carried in sizes 2, 254, 2A, WA, 3, 354, 4, 454, 5
3E4674 A n y of the above sizes Each^g $ .75 and 6.
3E4667 A n y of the above sizes E a c h f $ .60
Ferrule Cement
FERRULE GREASE
3E3559 Dodge's, the best. In 1-ounce M a d e especially for greasing and lubricating fer-
tubes tig $.25 rules and reel seats. Positively prevents pitting and
W i n d i n g Silk corrosion of all metals. Put up in 2 ounce friction-
3E3560 Best Italian silk. 50-yard spools. top tins.
Black, white, red, yellow or green^g .05 3E3539 tig $ .20
TOURADIF R O D VARNISH FINEST QUALITY ENGLISH SCALES
(Quick Drying)
This varnish is for jobs that want to be done over
night. Thin with alcohol. Also very good for
snelling hooks, etc. Put up in two-ounce screw- 3E3522 Weighs 5 lbs. in ounces tig $2.25
top tin cans. 3E3523 Weighs 12 lbs. in quarter lbs. . . ,^£ 1.50
3E3239 $ .25 3E3524 Weighs 20 lbs. in quarter lbs tig 2.25
TOURADIF W A T E R P R O O F ROD 3E3525 Brass. Reads in slots. 60 lbs. bv
54 lb tig 3.00
VARNISH
(For Finishing) STANDARD SCALES
Dries free from dust in two hours—will not turn 3E3526 Weighs 10 lbs. bv A lb tig $1.00
white or crack w h e n exposed to the actions of fresh 3E3527 Weighs 25 lbs. by 54 lb tig 2.00
or salt water. Put up in two-ounce screw-top tin cans. NOVELTY SCALES
3E3240 $ -25 3E3528 Weighs 15 lbs. by 54 lb tig $ .25
SILK C O L O R P R E S E R V A T I V E
T o use on silk windings before varnishing. Direc- "VEST POCKET" SCALES
tions h o w to use on bottle. American make, after the pattern of English
3E3241 Per bottle $ 15 scales. Fine quality and accurate. Polish brass with
CAMELS' HAIR B R U S H E S steel hook and ring.
For varnishing rods—genuine camels' hair. 3E3529 Length, 354 inches. Weighs 2 lbs.
3E3244 $ 15 by ozs tig $1.25
 96 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

ROD GUIDES OR RUNNERS

W e handle but one grade—the best w e can buy. All agates are genuine
^i [faWplr^n^

3E4721 German Silver Trumpet I 3E4722 Steel Snake Guides, any I 3E4723 G e r m a n Silver Bell
Guides, any size. Doz.tig$ .70 | size. Doz tig $ . 1S | Guides, any size. Doz.tig$1.50

3E4724 Wide R a i s e d A g a t e I 3E4725 Narrow A g a t e Guides, I 3E4726 Flat ;\

Guides, any size. Eachtig$ .85 | any size. Each flP * -60
$ en I| size.
*! , A%ate
/Each. r
'>»de any
Illustrations S h o w Actual Sizes tig $ .60
 FISHING TACKLE 97
STYLE C IMPROVED "INVINCIBLE' R O D CASES
N o w made of a solid tube.
The best rod case on the
market. M a d e of patent fibre
by a new process and while
very light in weight is practi-
cally unbreakable and inde-
structible.
The only case made that is
absolutely safe to ship by ex-
press or check as baggage.
Leather handle and strap with
TRUNK best lock buckle. Inside lined
with flannel. Finished in imi-
ROD TRUNKS tation Walrus, and varnished.
Light wood frames, covered with canvas, iron Length, 45 inches.
bound and painted. H a s two hasp locks, iron dowel 3E3511 3 " diam. $7.50 3E3514 454" diam. $8.00
and brass safety lock. T h e best case for shipping 3E3512 354" diam. 7.50 3E3515 5 " diam. 8.25
such large rods as Surf, Tarpon and Tuna. 3E3513 4 " diam. 7.75
3E3516 Length, 75 inches. Width, 5 inches. For Salmon and Tarpon Rods, 60 to 70 inches long
Depth, 6 inches $10.00
FOLDING R O D CASE SPECIAL$10.00
"PACK to $13.00
Fitted with sling straps extra
ROD" CASE $1.50

These cases are light, strong as steel, cannot be

crushed and carry a rod absolutely safe. M a d e in
lengths up to 25 inches with heavy leather cap at
ends fastening with strap and buckle and has loop
for carrying.
3E3518 "Plain Case with leather ends....3g $3.50
3E3519 Full leather covered tig 5.00
FOLDED SOLE LEATHER SINGLE ROD CASE
This convenient little case carries four rods and All hand work. Fine grade russet leather. These
rolls up snug and compact. M a d e of strong water- are made of solid leather and are not to be com-
proof Pantasote, tied with tapes and has leather pared with a stiffened leather rod case. Has stitched
handle. A most excellent means for carrying sev- handle. Cap closes with strap and buckle.
eral rods and landing net. 3E4909 20 to 25 inches long tig $3.00
3E3520 tig $2.50 3E4910 26 to 30 inches long tig 3.25
Case fitted with sling strap for car- 3E4911 31 to 35 inches long tig 3.50
rying on shoulder tig 3.50 3E4912 36 to 40 inches long tig 3.75
TALBOT REELS 3E4913 41 to 44 inches long tig 4.00
Quadruple Multi-
Steel pinion, studs and pivots hardened and oil tem-
plying—Style 53
pered. Wheels made of the best hard rolled alumi-
The finest
n u m bronze rods. Talbot's improved spiral gears.
bait casting
The ideal and most popular sizes from the bass
I~~Tfa reel m a d e .
[
extends to the muscallonge. With a small amount of care
~AJ9 through
T h e plate
stud
and is double capped, this reel will last a lifetime.
making gears dust- 3E3104 Size 2, diameter of end plates, 154
proof. It is hollow inches. Length of spool, 154 inches.
ground and will hold Capacity, 60 to 80 yards fine casting
sufficient oil for sev- line. With click and oil caps...^g $20.00
eral months use. T h e pinion bearings are con- 3E3105 Ditto, full jewelled tig 36.00
structed with a recess which will also hold oil for a 3E3106 Size 3, diameter of end plates, 2
like time. H a s n e w style spiral and non-friction inches. Length of spool, 154 inches.
gears. Very sensitive and easy running. H a s no oil Capacity, 80 to 100 yardsfinecasting
caps. Bearings set in sapphire jewels. _ M a d e of line. With click and oil caps tig 22.50
tested German silver and aluminum. Diameter of 3E3107 Ditto, full jewelled tig 38.50
end plates, 2 inches. Length of spool, 154 inches. 3E3108 Size 4, diameter of end plates, 25^
Capacity, 80 to 100 yards offinecasting line. inches. Length of spool, 154 inches.
3E3100 With either German silver or alumi- Capacity, 100 to 150 yards fine
n u m spool and handle *lg $50.00 casting line. With click, drag and
"PREMIER"—Quadruple Multiplying Reel oil caps .' ...tig 25.00
Made of best quality German silver. Ivory grasp. 3E3109 Ditto, full jewelled tig 41.00
Extras
3E3110 toAluminum
Orderdrags,spools
With extra tig
tig 2.50
2.00
98 A B E R C R O M B I E & F I T C H CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th S T R E E T , N E W YORK

TALBOT "COMET" REEL MEEK KENTUCKY REELS

Quadruple Multiplying Quadruple Multiplying
A long spool model. Diameter of end plates, 154'
inches; length of spool, 154 inches. Capacity, 80 to
100 yards of casting line. M a d e of best German
silver. Steel studs, pinion and pivots hardened and
oil tempered. 77
3E3123 tig $10.00
3E3198 With garnet cap jewels tig 14.00
3E3199 Drag for either style, extra tig 2.00 M a d e from
TALBOT "MARS" REEL fi n e s t Ger-
Quadruple Multiplying with Forward Handle man silver.
M a d e of best quality German silver; steel pinion, Stub steel
studs and pivots hardened and oil tempered. Wheel pivots a n d
m a d e of best hard drawn phosphor-bronze rods. pinions, tem-
Talbot's latest improved spiral frictionless gears. pered, ground
Holds SO yards size 3 Kingfisher line. Diameter of and polished.
end plates, 25"8 inches, length of spool, 154 inches, Special anti-
diameter of spool ends, 154 inches. friction bearings. " M e e k " pattern spiral gears, two-
3E3116 A s described above tig $14.00 leaf mesh. Balanced handle. L o r y grasp. Handles
3E3117 Jewelled with best garnets tig 18.00 set at top unless otherwise ordered.
3E3118 Drag for either style, extra tig 2.00 Size 2
Diameter of end plates, 154 inches. Length of
TALBOT "METEOR" REEL . spool, 154 inches. Capacity, 80 yards casting line.
Quadruple Multiplying 3E3125 With click, drag and oil caps tig $26.00
Diameter of end plates, 2 inches. Length of spool, 3E3126 With jewelled bearings tig 32.00
154 inches. Capacity, 100 yards medium casting.
Size 3
M a d e of the best quality German silver. Steel
T h e most popular size and the best for all around
pinion, studs and pivots hardened and oil tempered.
work. Diameter of end plates, 2 inches. Length of
Wheels m a d e of best hand-drawn aluminum brass
spool, 154 inches. Capacitv, 100 vards casting line.
rods. Talbot's latest improved frictionless spiral
3E3127 With click, drag and oil caps tig "$26.00
gears.
3E3128 With jewelled bearings tig 32.OO
3E3119 With click and oil caps tig $12.00
3E3120 With jewelled bearings tig 15.00 Size 4
Extras to Order A very powerful reel of large line capacity and a
3E3121 Drag tig $2.00 great favorite for Northern lake use and for heavy
3E3122 A l u m i n u m spools tig 2.50 fishing in general. Diameter of end plates, 2J4
inches. Length of spool, 1?4 inches. Capacity, 150
ANTI-BACK-LASH R E E L yards casting line.
Quadruple Multiplying 3E3129 With click, drag and oil caps....«g $28.00
This new model 3E3130 With jewelled bearings tig 34.00
a 11 t o m a t ic a 1 1 y M E E K "SPECIAL" T O U R N A M E N T REEL
c h e c k s or com-
Quadruple Multiplying
pletely stops t h e
spool the instant it A very su-
shows any tendency perior r e e l
to over - run. for both 54
Brake m a y be ounce cast-
se.t at any de- ing. The spool is
sired tension fitted with a pressed
or m a y be thrown out entirely. German silver cork drum or arbor
throughout; diameter of end plates, 1 % inches; which is a great
length of spool, 154 inch capacity, 80 vards. advantage in dis-
3E3139 tig $7.50 nce casting. Very delicately adjusted and light
nning. A l u m i n u m spool. A l u m i n u m handle, set
THE MARKHOFF LEVEL WINDING REEL rward. Length of spool, 15;3 inches. Cork arbor
Quadruple Multiplying -inch diameter
Length ':3131 tig $27.00
o f Pillars, M E E K "SIMPLEX" T A K E - A P A R T R E E L
154 inches, Quadruple Multiplying
diameter of
spool, 154 ins F r a m e made
100 yds. capac- from one piece
ity. All meta seamless tu-
except the head bing. Front
plate, which is plate fixed rigidly in
part vulcanized frame. Steel pivots and
pinions. Hard b r a s s
rubber. S t e e l
pivots and fine gears. Sliding click.
quality Bronze Handle set f o r w a r d .
c, ,
1
.- Snowing hoftv even Reel is easily taken apart
by unscrewing b ack plate
gearing. operates and thumb nut on front
end. M a d e of German
3E3141 Each tig $15.00 nickel plated. D silver and brass heavily
KALAMAZOO LEVEL WINDING REEL lameter of spool, 154 inches length
of spool, l.i
ches. Capacity, 100 yards casting
Similar to the Markhoff reel, m a d e of all metal. line.
3F.3200 Each tig $10.00 3E3138 ...
% $7.50
 FISHING T A C K L E 99

M E I S S A L B A C H T A K A P A R T A N D T R I P A R T JULIUS V O M H O F E A L L M E T A L REELS
REELS—Quadruple Multiplying Double Multiplying
Raised pillars.
B a c k - sliding
click. Steel
These reels spring and ratch-
are so well et. With patent
k n o w n that adjustable pivot cap for
it is hardly compensating lost m o -
necessary to tion in the spool. M a d e
\ go into the of hard brass, nickel
details of plated. Solid metal
their c o n - throughout.
Size Yds. Price Size Yds. Price
struction.
3F.3163 4 60tig$1.40 3E3167 1 200tig$2.00
T h e Ger- 3F3164 3J4 80tig1.50
3E3168 1 — 0 250tig2.20
m a n Silver 3F3165 3 100tig1.70 3E3169 2 — 0 300tig2.30
and Sapphire
met with Jeweled
instant success.
reels were introduced in 1913 3E3166 2 150*f L80 3E3170 3 — 0 400*1 4.00
Special features of these reels— "A. & F." SPECIAL CASTING R E E L
C a n be taken apart without tools by unscrewing Quadruple Multiplying
either end plate.
All have steel pivots and steel pinion gears.
B y tightening the end cap of the end of spool you
apply friction to spool, making a non-backlashmg
reel." A good feature for those w h o are learning to
cast and also for night fishing.
T h e Free Spool reels are always free except when
reeling in—you touch no levers or buttons to dis- T h e best reel
engage the gears—they are always ready to cast. m a d e at the price
L o n g wearing qualities on account of simple con- a n d will g i v e
struction. Easy to clean and oil and no screws to perfect satisfac-
work loose. tion. Strongly
Tripart Spool 1 5 4 x 1 5 4 inches, 60-yard capacity. m a d e and built for service. Quiet and smooth-run-
3E3143 Tripart % *3.00 ning and a splendid caster. Solid German silver
3E3144 Tripart Free Spool Regular. .. .% 5.00 throughout. Fine gears. Best steel and bronze
3E3145 Tripart German Silver Hg 6.50 bearings. Knurled head and back plates. Ivory
3E3146 Tripart German Silver Free handle. Goose-neck click. Screw-off oil caps. Easy
8 50 take-down feature. Diameter of end plates, 1 15/16
Spool % '
Takapart Spool 1 9/16 x 154. SO-yard capacity. 7.50 inches. Diameter of spool ends, 154 inches. Length
3E3171 Takapart Regular . . . • . •% **•"" of spool, l7/s inches.
3E3196
3E3172 Takapart Reg#lar Free Spool..% b.uu 3E3147 Regular model, capacity, 80 yards.tig $7.50
.tig 9.50
3E3195 3E3148 Special model, with agate end bear-
3E3202 Takapart G e r m a n Silver ..%
Takapart German Silver Free 11.50 ings tig 9.00
3E3203 Spool • •' R O C K L A N D BASS A N D T R O L L I N G R E E L
Takapart D e Luxe German Silver,
.tig 13.50
fitted with genuine Sapphires tig Kentucky Pattern
Takapart D e L u x e Free Spool,
Quadruple multiply-
G e r m a n Silver with genuine Sap
ing with click and
phires • - •
drag. M a d e in the
All regular reels are m a d e of nickel-plated brass
popular long spool
with G e r m a n Silver spools.
stvle. Nickel plated.
R E X BAIT CASTING R E E L 3E3156 60 vards
Quadruple Multiplying tig $1.25
Similar in design to the high-priced reels used 3E3157 SO vards tig 1.50
for tournament casting. They have long spools, 3E3158 100 yards tig 1.75
hard metal bushed bearings, steel pinions, which ST L A W R E N C E CASTING A N D T R O L L I N G
make them run smooth and without noise, in ap- REEL—Multiplying
pearance they look like G e r m a n silver, as they have
a dull satin finish. ap <TQ nn Made of
3E3149 Capacity, 60 yards ..... ..,- - • • • •% ^'nn hard rubber
3E3150 Capacity, 60 yards with full jewels tig 4.00 and German
3E3151 Capacity, SO yards •:•••••••••••,• '!§ f°Ji spool, metal
3E3152 Capacity, 80 yards with full jewels % 4.50 bands and' front plate.
O U A D R U P L E M U L T I P L Y I N G CASTING Pivots, pinion, ratchet
REEL H a r d rubber and and spring of fine-
nickel. Steel posts, tempered steel, ad-
pivots and pinion. justable click and
Adjustable c l i c k drag. Length of spool,
and drag. A good inches; end plates, 2 inches. Capacity, 100 yards
serviceable reel. of" bait casting line.
3E3159 Capacity, 3E3162 % $3'50
60 yards..tig $1.50
80
100yards.tig
3E3160
3E3161
yards..tig
Capacity,
$1-75
$2.00
100 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH C O , W . 36th S T R E E T , N E W YORK

"TAMPICO" T A R P O N A N D T U N A R E E L MEISSELBACH "FREE SPOOL" SURF R E E L

Double Multiplying
Fine hard rub-
ber side plates
with heavy
German silver Its auto-
safety bands. m a t i c drag
G e a r s and acts only when
bearings of e fish runs, never
finest steel, while you are reeling
tempered a n d in your line.
hardened. Heavy Its a d j u s t a b l e
click. T h e work- tension s c r e w on
manship is of the the spool helps to
very best. Disk, counteract the tend-
454 inches. Ca- ency of the line to "over-run" w h e n making a cast.
pacity, 500 yards. T o take it apart—just push the button and
3E3207 German silver tig $25.00 twist your wrist.
3E3208 Same, polished nickel tig 15.00 Its rigid German silver rims are riveted to a one-
3E3209 Polished nickel, disk 454 inches..*® 10.00 piece cross-plate. All the strain is on the metal;
JULIUS V O M H O F E BASS A N D T A R P O N none upon the hard rubber plates. M a d e in two
widths of spool. W i d e model, lil-in.; narrow
model, lj4-in.
3E3197 tig $18.00
THE MEISSELBACH "DEEP SEA" REEL
Double multiply-
M a d e in the same sizes as the Meisselbach "Free
ing. Rubber and
Spool," to meet the demand for a reel with all the
G e r m a n silver.
good qualities of the Meisselbach Surf Casting Reel,
Steel click cog,
but without the "Free Spool" with double grip handle.
spring and ratchet.
3E3408 Either model Sg $13.50
With patent ad-
THE "MARCO" TARPON REEL
justing pivot cap.
Size Yds. Price Size Yds. Price
Holds 600 Feet of Tarpon Line
3E3173 4 60tig$4.25 3E3177 1 200tig$7.00
3E3174 354 80 *f 4.75 3E3178 1 — 0 250 9.00
3E3175 3 100tig5.25 3E3179 2 — 0 300 10.00 T h e same as
3E3176 2 150tig6.00 3E3180 3 — 0 350 15.00 a b o v e , fitted
"Throw-off" gears on sizes, 2 — 0 and larger
$4.50 with a Rabbeth
making a free spool reel, extra tig d r a g handle
E. VOM HOFE BASS, TARPON AND TUNA and locking
REEL—"Universal Special" post, w h i c h
The standard stops the
for heavy fish- handle turning
ing. F i n e s t b a ck w a r d s
, quality rubber when fish are running. T h e special features of the
' and G e r m a n Rabbeth drag are described on page 103.
silver, beauti- 3E4923 $25.00
fully finished. MEISSELBACH "NEPTUNE" REEL
Full steel pivot
and adjustable AUTOMATIC DRAG TAKE APART BUTTON
SAPPHIRE
pivot cap. S-
shaped screw-
off b a l a n c e
handle. Sliding
oil cap. Fitted
with universal
1
tension drag,
adjustable fric-
tion drag and locking crank-post T h e locking crank-
post impedes in no w a y the free reeling in of line,
but prevents handle from being suddenly jerked
around and smashing fingers.
3E3210 Size, 3—0, diameter, 354 in, 400 vds.*® $38.00 tCECROSS PLATE

3E3211 Size, 4—0, diameter, 3 % in, 500yds.fi 40.00

3E3212 Size, 6—0, diameter, 454 in, 600 yds.*ig 43.00 Hard rubber and German silver of best quality
E. VOM HOFE "STAR SPECIAL" REEL are used m its construction. A n automatic drag
Same as above except has sliding click, and front operates against the fish and makes unnecessary the
plate reinforced with metal plate. use of thumb cots or leather brakes.
3E3213 Size, 3—0, diameter, 354 in, 400 vds.*® $53.00 3E4366 Diameter of end plates, 3 inches-
3E3214 Size, 4—0, diameter, 3 % in, 500 yds. tig 55.00 holds 100 yards of heavy line tig $10.00
3E3215 Size, 6—0, diameter, 4 54 in, 600 vds.f® 60.00
3E3215J4 Size, 9—0, diameter, Sin, 900 vds.*(g 75.00
 FISHING T A C K L E 101
STANDARD REELS EDWARD VOM HOFE REELS
For
Jr°ilin,g.' ? a l t W a t e r a n d S u r f Casting, Dou- "Perfection" Trout and Bass Fly Reel
ble Multiplying and Free Spool—Illustra- Extra fine quality
tion S h o w s the Free Spool Pattern rubber, all m e t a l -
work of German sil-
ver, S strapped bal-
anced handle, steel
click cog, spring and
ratchet, sliding click
These reels
drag, and adjustable
are manufac-
automatic silent ten-
tured to meet
sion drag. It permits
the d e m a n d
the angler to regulate
for fair-sized
the drag (light or
salt w a t e r
heavy) at will. The
reels at popu-
drag is in action only
lar prices, and
when line is being
we believe
drawn out, it being
they are the
3E3245 Size, 354, Diam. 254 in.
automatically re-
80 yds..* $13.00
best on the
3E3246 Size, 3 , Diam. 254 in.
moved
100 yds.
when•tig 14.00
reelingin.
market at the price. H a v e extra strong gears; large 3E3247 Size, o Diam. 254 in. 150 yds.• tig 15.00
handle with improved grasp. Heavy spools with 3E3248 Size, 1 , Diam. 3 in. 200 yds. 16.00
fine quality steel pivots. H a r d rubber "end plates and M
3E3249 Size, 1—0 Diam. 35^ in. 250 yds.• tig 17.00
safety bands. Double Multiplying
aids E n d Plates Finish R E S T I G O U C H E " S A L M O N A N D GRILSE
3E3183 120 m in. German silver tig $5.50 REELS
3E3184 200 Nickel *lg 3.50 Same Construction as Above
3 in. 3E3227 $22.00
3E3201 200 G e r m a n silver tig 6.00 3E3228 Size, 2/0, D i a m , 354, in., 300 yds. . 25.00
3 in.
3E3185 250 Nickel tig 4.00 Size, 3/0, D i a m , 354 in.!, 350 yds. .
354 in. 3F3229 Size, 4/0, D i a m , 3 7;s in, 400 Yds. . 28.00
3E3186 250 German silver *f 7.00
354 in. 30.00
3E3187 300
3 J4 in. Nickel tig 4.50 3E3230 Size, 6/0, D i a m , 454 in, 500 yds. .*
3F3188 300 "SUNDOWN" UNIQUE TROUT A N D
a n silver tig 8.00
35-4 in. W Gi etrhm Free
Double Multiplying Spools S A L M O N REELS
For Surf Casting With Patent Compensating Check
3E3189 200 3 in. Nickel tig $5.00
3E3190 200 3 in. German silver tig 7.00
3E3191 250 354 in. Nickel tig 6.00
3E3192 250 354 in. German silver tig 8.50
3E3193 300 354 in. Nickel tig 7.00
3E3194 300 354 in. German silvertig10.00
REDIFOR-FLEGEL REEL
Model X Quadruple Multiplying With Click
M a d e of "Redifor
metal," lighter than
aluminum and very
strong.
The great advan-
tage possessed by this reel This is the lightest, strongest and best constructed
is that it is a multiplying fly reel that w e carry. T h e frame and spool are
reel suitable for fly fish- m a d e of hard bronze aluminum, the spindle of fine
ing. T h e old style, pro- bronze. T h e workmanship and gunmetal finish are
truding balance handle, of a higher class than have hitherto been introduced
which was forever catch- into reels for fly fishing. Every detail being most
ing the line, is replaced by carefully worked out and all springs, tongues, bridges,
a flat disc, within the etc, properly finished, hardened and tempered so
lieadplate. Holds 40 yards size F double tapered, or that they will wear for years. All striking may be
60 vards size 5 bait casting line. Weight, 4j4 oz. done directly from the reel on account of the tension
3E3142 tig $7.50 spring which is strong when the fish strikes and
IMPROVED "CASSETTE" FLY REELS very light when reeling in. This feature will be ap-
Single Action preciated by every angler. The spools are narrow
Beautifully m a d e and fin- and the walls straight, thus giving the reel great
ished in finest hard rubber line capacity.
and polished G e r m a n silver B y unseating the spring on trout reel and slack-
with strong safety bands. ening the screw on washer of salmon reel at the
click
Back cog,
slidings p rclick, and end of spindles, the reel can be taken apart in an
i n g steel
ratchet. instant for cleaning and oiling.
3E3266 40 yds...*f $4.00 4-INCH
3E4946 254 in.ff $7.00 3E4950 sys in.ff$11.00
AND LARGER ARE FOR SALMON
3E3267 60 vds...*f 4.25 3E4947 2-% in.tig 8.25 3E4951 4 in.ff 12.00
3E3268 80 yds...ff 4.50 3E4948 354 in.ff 9.50 3E4952 454 in.ff 13.00
3E3269 100 vds...*f 5.00 3E4949 354 in.ff 10.50 3E4953 454 in.ff 14.00
102 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO, 53-55-5-7 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

I M P R O V E D "BIJOU" F L Y R E E L S NEW M O D E L "IDEAL" R E E L

Single Action . G e r m a n Silver
Fine hard rubber and The bearings
polished nickel, with nickel are reinforced at
safety bands. Back sliding wearing points,
click, steel spring a n d perfectly cen-
ratchet. A strong, durable tered, and bal-
and smooth running reel ol anced. Adjust-
exceptional quality. able click a n d
3E3259 40 yds.. .tig$1.40 drag, phosphor-
3E3260 60 yds... tig 1.50 ous bronze
3E3261 80 yds... *f 1.60 spring and large
3E3262 100 yds... tig 1.75 open spool. This
"MOUNTAIN BROOK TROUT REELS" reel m a y b e
Single Action taken apart by
% Actual Size. r e m o v i n g o n e
The lightest of all screw.
and in careful hands 3E3274 Spool measures 254x1 in.
80 yds. tig $1.00
a perfectly satisfac- 3E3275 Spool measures 354x154 in.
120 yds. tig 1.50
tory reel. F i n e s t
hard rubber and rub-
ber safety b a n d s .
Back sliding click,
steel s p r i n g and
ratchet.
Nickel Plate
3E3253 40 yards
3E3254 60 yards
3E3255 80 yards
3E3256 100 yards

3E3257 60 yards.
3E3258 100 yards.
The lightest reels m a d e and great favorites. Re-
"VERMONT" TROUT REEL movable spool. Back-sliding steel click and steel
Single Ac tion spindle. T h e large diameter of winding spool reels
All metal, nickel plated, very strong. Plates in the line considerably faster than the regular sin-
screwed to pillars. Protected balanced handle. A d - gle-action pattern, while the open frame above and
justable sliding click. below allows the line to dry on the spool. Style A
3E3263 40-yd. capacity tig $ .50 represents the extra light construction.
3E3264 80-yd. capacity tig .80 3E3276 Style A. 40 yds. Weight, 2 A ozs.. .tig $ .90
3E3277 Style A. 60 yds. Weight, 3 ozs...*f 1.00
Y. & E. A U T O M A T I C R E E L S 3E3278 Style B. 70 yds. Weight, 4 ozs...*f 1.60
These reels bear a 3E3279 Style B. 80 yds. Weight, 454 ozs.. .tig 1.60
standard high - quality 3E3280 Style A. 100yds. Weight, 554 ozs.. .*f 1.25
reputation.
KELSO AUTOMATIC REELS
3E3296 Weight, 8
ounces. Carries
a n d automati-
cally rewinds 90
feet of No. 5
silk line tig $4.50
3E3297 Weight,
12 ounces. Car-
matically rewinds ries and auto-
line .tig 5.40
feet of N o , 5 silk
Y. & E. A U T O M A T I C C O M B I N A T I O N
REELS A decided improvement in automatic reels. It is
M a y be m a d e either automatic or free-running by considerably lighter than the old style ones; weigh-
the pressure of a catch. ing but 754 ounces. Case m a d e of aluminum satin
3E3298 Style A. Weight, 754 oz. Capacity finished. All working parts enclosed. Mechanism
125 feet of N o . 5 silk line. Rewinds is very simple and not likely to get out of order.
50 feet automatically *f $6.25 Spool isfittedwith automatic tension, allowing line
3E3299 Style B. Weight, 11 oz. Capacity to be unreeled even when spring is fully wound.
300 feet of No. 5 silk line. Rewinds Tension can be increased at will without stopping
90 feet automatically *f 7.00 the spool; this cannot be done with any other reel.
3E3300 Style C. Weight, 13 oz. Capacity Size of spool, 354x54; capacity, 100 vards N o . 5
600 feet of No. 5 silk line. Rewinds line.
150 feet automatically tig 8.00 3E3291 Weight, 954 oz eg $3.50
 FISHING T A C K L E 103

MARTIN AUTOMATIC REELS THE "RABBETH" ADJUSTABLE REEL

DRAG OR BRAKE

This drag is suitable for tarpon, tuna, or other

3E3292 Style 1. 25 yards, trout size, weight, large fish. It is made from German silver, highly
8 ounces *f $4.00 finished, and the workmanship is of the very best.
3E3294 Stvle 3. 50 yards, bass size, weight, The radical advantage of this drag consists of an
854 ounces *f 5.50 adjustable connection between the crank handle and
3E3295 Style 4. 75 yards salmon size, the winding drum, whereby the angler is enabled to
weight, 854 ounces ff 6.00 bring a fish to gaff without once letting go of the
WIRE LINE REELS reel handle thereby avoiding the liability of an over-
This reel is made espec- run or of thefishgetting slack line. The friction
ially for deep trolling with connection being easily adjustable to any strength
wire lines. T h e large, of tackle, it becomes impossible for thefishto break
narrow spool takes in the it or escape final capture if fairly hooked. W h e n
line quickly and evenly. a fish runs, hold the handle, and never let go of it
Fitted with a powerful until thefishis brought to gaff; this is done with
drag, which is controlled by less exertion than is required in any other way, as
one finger. Strongly made with this device the drag handle does not revolve
of hard brass and heavily when fish is running.
3E3281 nickeled. Diameter of spool, 3E3301 *f $4.50
454 inches, width, 1 inch; THE "GOVERNOR" DRAG
H I N G E D T O Pcapacity,
R E E L 150
B Oto
X E200
S yards. A reduced form of the Rabbeth drag with one
With loop tig
for belt.
$ .80 handle for smaller sized reels.
Fine quality leather 3E3302 Style 2. For Striped Bass,
lined with chamois. Nickel Silver, Bluefish, Mus- Nickel Silver
3E3569 For Single callonge, etc *f $2.00 *f $2.50
Action Reels, 25 to 3E3303 Style 3. For Black Bass,
60 yards...*f $1.00 Pike, Pickerel, etc *f 1.50 *f 2.00
3E3570 For Single (When ordering Governor or Rabbeth Drag,
Action Reels, 80 to specify exact size of hole in reel handle, or better
150 yards..ff 1.75 still, send us your reel to be fitted.)
3E3571 For Salmon HAND LEATHER DRAG
Reels *f 2.50 The drag is made of
3E3572 For Multi- heavy leather and laces
nlying Reels, 25 to on the rod forward of the
10"0 vards..ff 1.50 reel just about where the
3E3573 For Multi- left hand goes in fishing.
2.50
plying Reels, 150 to W h e n necessary to use
3.00
200 yds....ff 2.00 the drag, the flap is
Special
3E3574 For Multi clamped down over the
plying Reels, 250 to 300 yards... line, and as much pressure as is needed can be applied
LEATHER
3E3575 For Tarpon Reels to check the run on the line. The big advantage of
BAGS
W h e n ordering give dimensions of reel. this device is that it leaves the right hand free to
sizes to order. M a d e of manage the reel and take in slack.
roan leather; 3E3304 *f $ -65
handy for THUMB BRAKES
reels, etc. To attach to rear pillar of
3E3576 654x454 any reel. Best leather riveted
inches..ff $ .50 to German silver clasp. Very
3E3577 754x554 useful for trotting and abso-
inches, .ff .75 lutely necessary for sea fishing.
3E3578 8x654 To order, measure the dis-
inches.. *f 1.00 '.'H^H^Hf tance between the inner sides
3E3579 9 x 8 of end plates on your reel.
inches.. *f 1.25 3E3306 Size 1. Width clasp,
g B ifs inches. Length, 154
inches
3E3307 Size"
3E3308 Length,
Size 2.
3. 2lA
Width
inches
inches
clasp, 25
ill
s inches.
_. .^
%2 $ -325
.*f 5.50
104 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO, 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

LINES
In selection of the proper line to use for different styles of fishing, the length and the weight of the
rod should be considered. In fly casting particularly the line shouldfitthe rod. T o o heavy' a line will
not cast far and too light a line will not cast at all. Fly casting lines should be enameled braided silk,
smooth and flexible—heavy enough to shoot or run through the guides easily and not kink.
For bait casting, the soft braided silk line that is smooth and does not hurt the thumb is preferred—
this line will not wear as well as a hard braided line. T h e experienced bait caster knows this and is
willing to sacrifice wearing quality for good casting qualities, often using up a n e w line in a day's fishing.
For still fishing and trolling the braided lines will give the best service.
Linen lines are m a d e in all sizes for the m a n y kinds of fish in the salt water. Lines, w h e n not
in use, should not be stored in d a m p places, or left exposed to the sun. After the day's fishing is over,
dry the line (see line Dryers on page 106) thoroughly before putting it away, so that it will not rot or
mildew. Enameled lines should be removed from the fishing reels and w o u n d loosely on large spools
or reels (see page 108) for the winter. B y doing this you will give the line a rest and it will not be
full of kinks or cracked on account of being left packed closely on the reel.
There are certain waters which contain m u c h alkali. Waterproof or enamel lines will give the best
results in such waters. Plain braided silk lines will seldom last a day—the action of the water even
changing the color of the line in a few hours.
BRAIDED AND ENAMELED WATERPROOF SILK LINES
Sue- C OR 1 W e carry several grades of enameled lines,
m a d e of braided silk and varying in price ac-
D ^AA cording to their quality. There are two methods
of designating size; some manufacturers use
«:'.: 3 letters and others number them. In order to
. F . '•4.' clearly indicate the sizes w e have prepared the
diagram herewith which shows their relative
. G • #;. 5 weight and the letter or number by which they
. H . '•«-- '• 6 are known. If, in making a selection from the
lines catalogued, you are in doubt as to the
, I • »'. 7 size you should order, refer to this illustration
and select the one you want.

TAPERED LINES
Tapered lines are of larger size in the middle and gradually taper d o w n at both ends to a smaller
size. This feature enables the caster to handle a longer line and place it upon the water more delicately
and with greater skill. In specifying the sizes of tapered lines under the various catalog listings the size
given indicates the middle of the line, and not the smaller tapered ends; for instance, a " C " line indicates
that the heavier or middle portion of the line is C " in size and tapers to " G " at the ends. T h e correct
tapers of all lines are as follows: Size F tapers to H at the ends.
Size G tapers to I at the ends. Size D tapers to G at the ends.
Size E tapers to H at the ends. G at the ends.
Size C tapers to in but three weights, k n o w n as Heavy, M e d i u m , and
In the salmon sizes tapered lines are carried of these lines, the center portion of the picture show-
Light. T h e illustration below shows the thickness the ends in the picture showing the approximate thick-
ing the approximate thickness of the middle and
ness of the extreme ends of the line.

HEAVY
S35ESSS

B&BaBFXE&BFSi&BBBBEIIBEBX3BSB&
MEDIUM ssajass
LIGHT
"AYANEFCO" I M P O R T E D SOFT E N A M E L They are braided solid from the very finest silk,
LINES carefully enameled by the vacuum process and
Double Tapered for Fly Fishing dressed d o w n by hand.
(Vacuum Dressed) M a d e in doubled tapered styles only and finished
Finished by the Halford Process in a brown color.
These lines are absolutely without equal for finish, Size F is for rods from 3 to 4 ozs.; E for rods
flexibility and wear. They positively will not kink. 4 to 5 ozs.; D for regular fly rods and C for very
In casting they are perfection, as the long tapers heavy rods or grilse rods.
and correct balance carry true. T h e fisherman w h o 3E4863 All sizes, 30 yards long tig $6.00
employs the "slack line" cast will find they render 3E4789 All sizes, 40 yards long *f 8.00
smoothly and without snarling. Their wonderful These lines are soft enamel and should not be
flexibility and ease of floating make them especially w o u n d on a reel having small drum. U s e a back-
valuable to the "dryfly"fisherman,as this line car- ing to rill the spool at least s/a of an inch
ries out and lies upon the water straight and true.
 FISHING T A C K L E 105
AYENFCO D O U B L E T A P E R E D S A L M O N " T H E T O U R A D I F " F L Y CASTING LINES
LINES Highest Grade Hard Enameled Silk Lines
(Described on Page 104) Finished in "Water Color"
We carry these three sizes, light, medium and M a d e of best Italianfilaturesilk. Very carefully
heavy, full 100-yard lengths, and also carry them in braided and months taken to harden the enamel. A
the same sizes 40 yards long for splicing. This perfectly smooth and durable line. Runs freely
means that the 40 yards can be spliced upon a linen through the guides, and will endure the hardest kind1
line of 50 or 100 yards and thus furnish sufficient of casting.
length of enameled line for casting. A considerable Level Trout and Bass Lines
saving is accomplished by this method and many Put Size
up on cards of 25 yards—4
Per 25 yds.
connected.
Size Per 25 yds.
fishermen employ it. W h e n splices are properly- 3E4807 D *f$2.25 3E4310 C *f$1.40
made the use of the line is equally satisfactory. The 3E4808 E *f 1.75 3E4811 H *f 1.40
customary sizes of linen for "backing is 12, 133E4809 F *f 1.50
or 18 thread, according to the weight of enameled Double Tapered Trout and Bass Lines
line to be backed up. Our R e x Linen Lines, listed Size
elsewhere, are particularly adaptable for this pur- 3E4812 D 40 yds.ff $4.00 3E4815 E 30 yds.ff $2.50
pose. 3E4813 D 30 yds.*f 3.00 3E4816 F 35 yds.ff 2.25
3E4790 All sizes, 100 yards ff $20.00 3E4814 E 40 yds.ff 3.25 3E4817 F 30 yds.ff 2.00
3E4791 All sizes, 40 yards (for splicing) .*f 12.00 Mansfield Tournament Line
W e will splice salmon lines at a cost of $1.00, to The correct size for 4 and 5 oz. rods.
which must be added the
"IMPERATRIX" cost
IMP ORTofE D choice of 3E4818 115 feet long
yourLINES *f $5.00
linen line for "backing."
Soft Enamel Single Tapered Salmon and Grilse Lines
Braided solid from the very finest silk and are Size Size

perfect in make and finish. Enameled by a new 3E4819 B 60 yds.ff $6.00 3E4821 C 50 yds.ff $5.00
"Vacuum P u m p " process which produces a line 3E4820 C 60 yds.ff 5.50 3E4822 D 50 yds.ff 4.50
practically one solid piece of silk and enamel. Fin- A n y of these lines can be spliced upon a linen line
ished and polished by hand until they are as soft, "backing" to add to their length and save expense.
smooth andflexibleas raw silk and run out straight This plan builds up the spool. W e will splice sal-
and even—they never kink. The enamel does not m o n lines at a cost of $1.00 to which must be added
"knuckle" or chip off. W e guarantee them perfect the cost of your choice of linen line for "backing."
"RAINBOW" E N A M E L E D
and recommend them to critical anglers w h o desire LINE Highest quality silk line treated and water-proofed
afine,smooth-casting line. giving smooth, even enamel of great toughness and
Level Trout Lines durability. The line is very flexible.Best for bait
Put up in coils of 25 yards—i connected. fishing, casting a spoon or trolling and is far superior
Size Per 25 yds. Size Per 25 yds.
3E4793 H ....tig $1.50 3E4796 E ....tig $2.50 to the oiled silk lines in general use. Put up in coils
yds. Per 100 yds.
3E4794 G ....*f 1.75 3E4797 D ....tig 3.00 of 25 yards, 4 connected.
Per 25 75 ff $2.75
3E4795 F ....tig 2.00 3E4798 C ....tig 3.50 3E4826 Size I Pulls 12 lbs. *f $ . 95 *f 3.50
Double Tapered Trout Lines Size H Pulls 16 lbs. ff ,10 *f 4.00
Per Per Per Per 3E4827 KINGFISHER
Size 30 yds. 40 yds.
Size 30 yds. 40 yds. 3E4828 Size G Pulls E20 N Albs.
M E*f
L E D1 LINES
3E4799 Fff $3.00 *f $4.00 3E4802 C*f$5.00 tig$6.00 Mist Color
3E4800 E*f 3.50tig4.50 3E4803 Bff 6.00 *f 7.00 One of the first "Kingfisher" lines put upon the
3E4801 D*f 4.00tig5.00 market, and one that is deservedly popular. W o u n d
on cards of 25 yards each and four cards connected.
Double Tapered Salmon Lines Size C
3E4804 Light 42tig$7.50I 3E4806 H'vy 42 tig$9.503E4833 H 25 yds.ff $ .70 3E4835 F 2 5 yds.ff $1.00
3E4805 Med. 42 *f 8.50 | 3E4834 G 25 yds.ff .85 3E4836 E 25 yds.ff 1.25
"VICTRIX" T O U R N A M E N T LINES
Any of these lines can be spliced upon a linen line For Casting 54 and y2 Oz. Weights
"backing" to add to their length and save expense. It is no larger in size than regular sewing silk yet it
This plan builds up the spool. W e will splice salmon is braided and very elastic. It is the smoothest run-
lines at a cost of $1.00, to which must be added the ning and most free casting line ever made and
cost of your choice of linen line for "backing." carries no water. Color: White.
THE "BIC" ENAMELED SILK LINE 3E4956 300-yard spool (app.) *f $2.00
Made of pure silk, carefully braided and enameled."AJAX" HARD BRAIDED SILK CASTING
This line is offered to meet a demand for a good LINES
durable line at a moderate price. It is an excellent A fine quality, hard-braided silk line. Black and
line and- equal to many sold at much higher prices white in color. Suitable for all styles of general
It is very popular for general bait fishing and a good, serviceable line in every
Mottled.fishing, a good
light olive and
free-running line. Color; in 25-yard coils, 4 con way. Put up on cards of 25 yards, four connected.
black. These lines come Per 25 vds. Per 100 yds.
nected, level lines only. 3E4853 Size 6 Fine ff $ .35 $1.25
3E4825 G 2 5 vds.*f $.65
3E4823 E25 yds.tig$1.00 3E4825 1 ; H 25 yds.ff .603E4854 Size 5 Medium *f .40 1.50
3E4824 F 25yds.*f .75 3E4855 Size 4 Heavy *f .45 1.75
3E4856 Size 3 Extra Heavv*f .50 2.00
106 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO, 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

D E L U X E SPECIAL . MARTIN'S "SLICKEST" LINES

Bait Casting and Trolling Line For Bait Casting and Trolling
This line is made of the veryfinestselected China M a d e of the best silk for hard, rough fishing.
Steam Filature silk especially imported for this line. These lines are braided "square" and are very close
It is warranted not to wear Hat, kink or waterlog, and hard. They are too hard for long casting and
and it is absolutely the best line made for bait fine work. Recommended particularly for general
casting or trolling. Will stand the severest tests. lake fishing and heavy bait casting. Drab in color,
Carried in three sizes, and one color only, a light speckled with red and green. Spools of 50 yards,
olive, which is practically invisible in the water, and two connected. \
absolutely fast color. Size Yds, 3E4844 Size G Pulls 16 lbs. Per 50 yds. *f $1.25
3E4958Put 6.
up 100 $3.25 spools,
on 50-yard 3E4960two4. connected.
100 *f $3.50 3E4845 Size E Pulls 25 lbs. Per 50 yds. *f 1.50
3E4959Size5. Yds,
100 3.25 MARTIN'S "KINGFISHER" LINES
D E L U X E SPECIAL
For Bait Casting
(Waterproof)
M a d e expressly for bait casting from especially
The same quality line as above waterproofed—
twisted silk of fine quality and is a splendid line for
this is a splendid line for bait casting aed trolling
hard service. Color: White with black thread.
in deep water—we also recommend it for strip
Put up on spools of 50 yards, two connected.
casting with long bass or stiffflyrods, using pork
3E4846 Size 6 Light. ' Per 50 yds. ff $ .70
rind strips—live bait and spinners—(black color
3E4847 Size 5 Medium. Per 50 vds. *f .75
only). Size
Put up on spools of 50 yds.
Yds. Size 2 spools con-
Yds.
3E4848 Size 4 Heavy. Per 50 yds. *f 1.00
nected.
3E4829 6. 100 *f $3.00 3E4831 4. 100 ff $3.75 3E4849 Size 3 Extra Heavy. Per 50 yds. *f 1.20
3E4830 5. 100 *f 3.50 WATERPROOF LINE
THE "ACME" LINE D R Y E R
M a n y good lines a r e No. 4 and No. 5 size, n o w made waterproof, will
7
ruined by putting them not swell and will float on the w ater.
away on a reel before dry- 3E484854 Size 4—per 50-vard spool $1.25
ing them. It takes only a 3E484754 Size 5—per 50-yard spool 1.00
few minutes to do this if "KINGFISHER" BRAIDED SILK LINES
you use this Line Dryer Italian—For Casting and Trolling
and you will find that your This line is made of finished silk, medium hard
lines will last much longer braided. N o dressing of any kind on it. Intended
and that they are less liable for general lake and streamfishing,bait casting and
to become sticky. It can be trolling. It's a beautiful, high grade, well made,
opened or folded in a min- smooth running, strong, serviceable line. If you
ute and can be held in theprefer a dark colored line, here is a good one. Put
hand or put in the ferrule up 50 yards on a spool, 2 connected—100 yards in
of rod when winding. T h e a box. Color: T a n with Green Stripe.
reel when opened is 10543E4840 Size 5 ; test, 12 lbs.; per 50 vards *f $1.00
inches in diameter, will 3E4841 Size 4; test, 18 lbs.; per 50 vards *f 1.25
wind 30 inches of line at 3E4842 Size 3 ; test, 23 lbs.; per 50 yards *f 1.50
each turn and hold all the"KINGFISHER" BRAIDED SILK LINES
lines used on the largest Muscallonge
reels. M a d e of steel wire M a d e expressly for lake trout or togue, pike and
which is highly finished in "muskies." A tremendously strong and durable line
nickel. and yet so smooth and flexible as to cast and reel
3E4379 Weight, 5 W h e n folded the size is nicely. M u c h preferable to linen for deep or heavy
1054 by 5 inches, which is trolling as it is far less liable to kink. N o dressing
convenient for the pocket of any kind on it. Closely braided and free running.
or tackle Sbox.
TAND D in Put up 50 yards on a spool, 2 connected—100 yards
A R up
Put
khaki bag withLINE snap button in a box. Color: White, with Black Stripe
to hold Hap. D R Y E R 3E4843 Test, 40 lbs.; per 50 yards <f $2.00
ozs *f $1.25"FLOATUM" LINE DRESSING
This preparation is not for refinishing lines. It
is applied to the line to make itfloatand at the same
Open Closed time soft, smooth and flexible. If directions are
Another form of Line Dryer which is very handy. followed, you will find it superior to deer fat. Take
M a d e of nickel plated brass. Very compact. a piece of chamois, soft leather or a "Line Greaser"
3F4832 Weight, 8 ozs ff $2.00 and put a little Floatum on it. R u n the line back-
GRAPHITE ward and forward between the Polisher. Polish un-
Specially prepared for smoothing and polishing til the line is clean and bright—many lines have been
enameled casting lines. Imparts a smooth, glassy injured by leaving a surplus of dressing on the line
finish and prevents the line from kinking and 3E4383 2 oz. can tig $ .25
snarling. POCKET LINE GREASER
3F.3538 % $ -25 Invaluable for the dry-fly fisherman. Fine pig-
skin
deer
to
3E3535 case
snapprevent
fat. with
button.Pad best
grease
Size,
is felt padand
removable
working
354xl.vJ forhas
rubbing
through—fastensline
lead eg with
foil $back
with
.35
 FISHING T A C K L E 107

BRAIDED LINES
These lines are k n o w n by sizes, which, unlike twisted lines, do not represent the number of threads in
their construction. Braided lines arc considered superior to twisted lines for trolling on account of their
non-kinking qualities. They do not have a tendency to wind and twist. Braiding is very tight and the line
extremely hard. Illustration shows relative sizes.
" M O H E G A N " W I R E T R O L L I N G LINE
These lines have entirely replaced all others for
deep lake trolling for such fish as lake trout, togue,
etc. Their great advantage is that they require no
lead or sinkers to take the line d o w n to the required
depth, unless exceptionally deep, and there is in
consequence m u c h less drag upon the line. A n -
other thing in their favor is that the line is always
rigid and as a fish must strike against a taut line
he invariably hooks himself—there is no stretch or
give as with linen or other lines. T h e "Mohegan"
is m a d e of fine copper wire, braided over a core of
silk, and is very strong and will not rust. Put up in
50-yard spools, two spools connected.
3E4860 Per spool f 50 yards $1.00
COPPER W I R E FOR TROLLING
Used largely for lake trout fishing. Highest
prade copper wire.
Regular size, spool of 500 feet.... $ .75
Heavy size, spool of 350 feet.... 1.00
R E X B R A I D E D L I N E N R E E L LINES ^ Jk FURNISHED LINES
Green Color Only
This line is m a d e of the same stock as our R e x
line and braided by an improved method which gives
it a hard, smooth finish. Stretched before they are
the on
put thread. Put up
the spools, andonwillspools
not of
swell the four
y irds,
50 like ordi-
connected.
nary braided lines. Guaranteed to test 2 pounds to
Size Pei 100 yds. Size Per 100 yds.
3E4896 12. ...tig $ .60 3E4900 24. . ..*f .80
3E4897 15. • ••tig .65 3E4901 30. . ..tig .90
3E4898 18. ...ff .70 3E4902 36. . ..*f 1.00
3E4899 21. ...ff .75
"FREEPORT" BRAIDED LINEN REEL
LINE
A good grade of hard braided line suitable for
reel use for those,who prefer braided to twisted
line. Put up in blocks of 25 yards, 4 connected.
Size ~r> yds- 100 yds.
3E4870 6 Fine $15 $ -50
3E4871 4 Medium 15 -50
50
3E4872 2 Heavy 15
junior—15 feet of green line—adjustable ring-
" M O N T A U K " B R A I D E D L I N E N LINES sinker snelled h o o k — w o o d float.
M a d e from fine quality long-fibre flax, entirely 3E4551 5x154 inches, each $.10
free from sizing and injurious dye-stuffs. Smoothly 15 feet of braided silk line, double gut snelled
braided, of uniform size and texture and tremen- hook—ringed sinker—hollow float—painted three
dously strong for its size. Put up in hanks of 25 colors.
yards each, four hanks connected.i yds. 100 yds. 3E4552 5x154 inches, each $ -25
3E4864 Size 3 tig $ .20 ff $ .75 For flounders—25 feet of green line snelled hook
3E4865 Size 2 *f .25 *f -80 — e g g sinker.
3E4866 Size 1 ff .25 *f .90 3E4553 354x354 inches, each $ -05
3E4867 Size 1—0 *f .30 *f 1 0 0 For flounders—same as above—50 ft. of heavier
.35 *f 1-25 line and sinker.
3E4868 Size 2—0 ff
.45 *f 1.50
3E4869 Size 3—0 *f C O T T O N LINES 3E4554 5x454 inches, each $ -10
SEA ISLAND' For black fish—60 feet of braided line—54 lb.
BRAIDED
Sea Island cotton is the longest staple cotton sinker—two Virginia hooks.
grown and makes the strongest cotton line. Put 3E4555 5x6 inches $ -25
up in "hanks" of 84 feet, two connected. "KINGFISHER" LINE DRESSING
3E4873 Size 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 15c per hank
For Oiled and Enameled Lines
Size 1 0 20c per hank
Lines treated n o w and then with this dressing
S; ze 2 — 0 3 — 0 25c per hank
will keep in perfect condition for years, even when
BRAIDED COD LINES in everyday use, and w e recommend its use regularly
Braided cod lines (coils of 150 ft, 2 connected). on all oiled or enameled lines.
The correct size to use when hand trolling for Put up in handy screw-top cans. Full directions
bluefish. for using on each can.
3E3996 Per coil $ -75 3E3541 *f $ .25
108 A B E R C R O M B I E & F I T C H C O , 53-55-57 W . 36th S T R E E T , N E W YORK

TWISTED LINES
T h e sizes by which these lines are k n o w n differ from all other lines and indicate the number of
threads used in their construction. For instance, size 36 is twisted from 36 threads of uniform thickness
and strength and all the others are m a d e in proportion. T h e illustration shows their relative thickness.
"A. & F. CUTTYHUNK" LINE
A twisted linen line, m a d e from good quality flax
and an excellent line for general use at a moderate
price. Smooth, strong and uniform. Warranted
free from sizing and dye, finished in natural color,
and will be found perfectly satisfactory for ordi-
nary use. O n spools of 50 and 100 yards, two spools
connected.
50 vds. 100 yds.
3E4903 Size 9. Per spool. .. . $ .25 ff $ .50
3E4904 Size 12. Per spool. ... .30 ff .60
3E4905 Size 15. Per spool. ... .35 *f .70
3E4906 Size 18. Per spool. ... .40 *f .80
"SHARK" FISHING LINE
Special grade of 54-inch twisted cotton line with
ends whipped.
3E4907 100 yards *f $2.00
"REX" T W I S T E D LINEN LINES Longer lines furnished at 2c. per yard.
For Tarpon, Bass and Tuna TWISTED COTTON LINES
W e offer this l'ne with our unqualified guarantee A good, strong line for use as light hand line with
behind it as the veryfinestand best line of its kind. cane poles for "spatting" or "skittering" and for rig-
H a n d laid entire and m a d e from thefinestIrish flax ging up pickerel traps for fishing through the ice.
procurable. Warranted smooth and strong. T h e Put up in hanks of 50 feet.
twist in this line is laid so tight it is almost impos- 3E4908 Size 9. Per hank $.10
sible to upset and for casting from the reel through THUMB-STALL AND HARNESS
the surf, bluenshing, etc, it is absolutely unexcelled.
This is the famous line of the "Three-Six" and
"Light Tackle" clubs and cannot be equalled for
strength, smoothness and finish. N o sizing, dye or
filling of any kind is used and all sizes are made
from standard No. 50 thread.
Guaranteed to test over two pounds pull per
thread. These lines, as with all twisted lines, should
be "set" before using. This is done by thoroughly
soaking the line, stretching it taut and allowing to
dry, which serves to even its strength and also ren- This unique little device should appeal to all fish-
ders it less liable to kink or upset. Size 18 is stand- ermen using the thumb-stall, especially for heavy
ard tarpon line and size 21 the regulation tuna line, sea-fishing and surf-casting. It holds the stall
though lighter lines are used. Colors : Natural Flax snugly, preventing it from working loose and run-
or Green. ning in the reel. M a d e of soft, waterproof leather,
Size 50 yds. 100 yds. 200 vds. 300 yds. fastening with small strap and buckle. Very light
3E4883 6 $.50 $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 and comfortable and is adjusted to any size wrist
3E4884 9 55 1.10 2.20 3.30 or length of finger.
3E4885 12 60 1.15 2.30 3.45 3E3311 Harness complete (g $ .35
3E4886 15 1.20 2.40 3.60 3E3309 Thumb-stalls only. Cotton. Each .10
3E4887 18 1.25 2.50 3.75 Doz tig i.'oo
3E4888 21 1.30 2.60 3.90 3E3310 Thumb-stalls only. Wool. Each 10
3E4889 24 1.35 2.70 4.05 Doz
*f 1.00
3E4890 27 1.40 2.80 4.20 WOODEN LINE REELS
3E4891 30 1.45 2.90 4.35 T h e only safe
3E4892 36 3.00 4.50 and proper w a y
ff—All these lines will be sent free in the United to keep enamel
States. hues when not
REX "27 SPECIAL" SURF CASTING LINE ' in use Such
This is a special line m a d e of 27 threads of very- A
Imes, if left up-
fine yarn, and is no larger than the regular 15 thread on the fishing
size. It is harder laid than the regular reel line and reels, are very
has no starch, glue, w a x or sizing of any kind on it. a
P.t to sweat,
The lay has been set and the line is ready for use. stick and r o t.
Guaranteed to test 35 lbs. Colors, white or green. kept on these wood spools this trouble h Obviated
3E4893 100 vards ff $1.20 and the lines keep straight and free from T i n t *
3E4894 200 yards ff 2.40 For this reason they are invaluable to tourn444,,;
3E4895 300 yards *f 3.75 casters. M a d e of light, tough wood. t0l,rruimen
t
Smaller sizes suitable for weak and bonefish. 3E3288 Diameter S inches. -
3E4850 100 vds ff $1.25 3E3289 5-inch size to nest inside of above'.' 50
3E4351 200 vds ff 2.50
3E4852 300 vds ff 4.00
 FISHING T A C K L E 109

KNOTS YOU SHOULD K N O W

We are often asked what is the best way to tie a floating fly to a leader, and what is the best knot to
use when making leaders. The following instructions accompanied bv illustrations show the knots com-
monly used in tying eyedflies,leaders and lines to leaders. A little practice will give you the needed skill
to make these knots and they will be found a great help in mounting your tackle properly.
The "Turtle Knot" Attachment
F o r E y e d Trout Flies
Figure I
Figure A Pull the upper loop through the
lower, and pull up tight as in Figure O
Figure I. Cut' off the superflu- Figure O, method of fasten-
ous gut and, if you have followed ing fly with gut loop to leader
instructions closely, you have a having no loop.
loop that pulls straight, will not
cut and lies flat

Pass the end of gut through the
eye of hook, then make a running
noose or slip-knot as Figure A,
then draw the knot tight and pass
the loop over the hook and wings
of fly as Figure B. Then draw
the loop tight around head of fly,
as Figure C, cut off the spare end
of gut, and knot is complete.
The Jam Knot Attachment for
E y e d Trout Flies
Pass the end of gut through the
eye of the hook, bend it back and
make a loop or slip-knot on the
gut; draw the knot tight and slide
up tight to the hook and cut off
the superfluous gut end.
Figure P
Figure J Figure P shows method of
Figure J shows ordinary fisher- tying a strand of gut on a leader
man's knot which is made by for dropper loop.
passing the line through the loop
of leader, then around the loop
and between the loop and the line,
so when line is pulled it will jam.
Figure Q
Figure Q is Figure P pulled
Figure K tight.
Figure K shows variation of J
made by passing the end of the r,
line back through the loop instead MBfiMfirilMiirP '1i-i ri V Tfii ir*'
of jamming between loop and Figure R
Figures R, S, T, and U show
rest of line.
the different stages of the barrel
knot; to tie Figure R, lay the
two strands of gut over-lapping.
Figure L
Figure L shows the figure
eight knot which is used to fasten
line to leader, also used to fasten
eyed salmon flies to gut. Pro- Figure S
ceed as Figure J, then instead of Figure S, take one end and
jamming the line on the end pass make two turns around the other
the end round the line back which come back over the one
through the loop to form figure you are working with; pass the
eight and pull tight. end of the gut between the two
pieces.

Figure M
Figure M shows single water
knot used in tying leaders: lay
Figure G
the two strands overlapping, make
Proper K n o t for E n d of Leader a single slip-knot around each Figure T
M a k e a double loop around the with the end of the other, pull Figure T, doing the same with
piece of gut as in Figure G. the end of the other strand and
tight and cut off superfluous ends
pass it between the two strands
of gut.
in the opposite direction; then

Figure N
Figure N shows double water
knot, proceed as Figure M , but
Figure H
make two turns of gut instead of
Pass the end of gut between the
one before passing end through
loops as in Figure H .
the loop to form slip-knot.
Figure U
Figure U, pull up the knot,
being very careful that the turns
around the gut lie very snug,
regular and close, then cut off
the ends.
 110 A B E R C R O M B I E & F I T C H C O , 53-55-57 W . 36th S T R E E T , N E W YORK

LEADERS
A. & F. H I G H E S T Q U A L I T Y I A. & F. T R O L L I N G L E A D E R S A N D T R A C E S
Mist Colored Silkworm Gut Highest Quality
^The very finest quality imported stock, great care 3 Feet Long
Style Each Doz.
being taken in the selection.
3E3608 A. T. Double Gut $ .25 $2.50
All our leaders m a y be had with or without loops,
3E3609 B. T. Twisted Treble Gut
as desired, but unless specified w e will send loops. 1 swivel 35 3.50
3E3610 D. T. 6-ply Cable Gut —
Salmon Leaders—Single Gut 3.25
lashed ends 30
W e use nothing but fresh, imported stock and all
6 Feet L o n g $5.00
are tied with extra long end loops. Every leader is 3E3611 A. T.
carefully tested and warranted perfect. 3E3612 C. T. Double Gut $ .50
Twisted Treble G u t — 7.50
Regular stock is all in 3-yard lengths, but w e will
tie shorter or longer lengths to order at propor- 2 swivels 75
A. & F. " B U L L D O G " T R A C E S
tionate prices.
Style
M a d e of manufactured gut, a good, strong trace
Grade Each Doz.
A. S. Light
3E3580 A.'S. $1.50 $15.00 for trolling and heavy fishing at a moderate price.
3E3581 B. S. M e d i u m 2.00 20.00 Mist color, with extra large end loops for use
3E3582 C. S. Heavy 2.50 25.00 with baits and spoons. M a d e in one length with no
3E3585 F. S. Heaviest Imperial . . 6.50 60.00 knots. All 3 feet long. Each Doz.
Trout and Bass Leaders—Single Gut 3E3640 Light $ .35 $3.50
3 Feet L o n g 3E3641 Heavy 50 5.00
Style Each Doz. STANDARD QUALITY LEADERS
3E3586 A Light Trout $ .15 $1.50 Salmon Leaders—Mist Color
3E3587 B Regular Trout 20 2.00 3 Feet Long
Style Each Doz.
3E3588 C 2.50 3E3618
H e a v y Trout
3E3589 D Extra H e a v y or Bass... .35 25 Light .$ .25 $2.50
3.50 6 Feet L o n g
6 Feet Long 3E3619 1 Light .$ .50 $5.00
3E3591 X Extra Light Trout .35 $3.50 9 Feet Long
3E3592 A Light Trout .25 2.50 3E3620 1 Light $ .75 $7.50
3E3593 B Regular Trout .30 3.00 3E3621 2 Heavy 1.25 12.00
3E3594 C H e a v y Trout 4.50 3E3622 3 Heaviest Imperial 3.50 36.00
3E3595 D .45
Extra H e a v y or Bass... . .75 7.50 Trout and Bass Leaders—Mist Colored
3 Feet L o n g
9 Feet L o n g 3E3623 A. O. Light Trout $ .08 $ .75
3E3597 X Extra Light Trout $ .50 $5.00 3E3624 B. O. M e d i u m Trout 10 1.00
3E3598 A Light Trout 40 4.00 3E3625 C. O. Heavv Trout 15 1.50
3E3599 B Regular Trout 45 4.50 3E3626 D. O. Bass" 2.00
3E3600 C Heavy Trout 20
65 6.50 6 Feet Long
3E3601 D 3E3627
Extra Heavy or Bass. . . . 1.00 10.00
3E3628 A . O . Light Trout $ . 1 5 $1.50
Tapered Leaders for Dry Flies 3E3629 B. O. M e d i u m Trout 20 2.00
N o Dropper L o o p s 3E3630 C. O. Heavy Trout 30 3.00
6 Feet L o n g D. O. Bass
Trolling and Salt-Water L e a d e40 rs 4.00
Style Each Doz. 3E3631 G. T. Double Gut ft. long.$ .15 $1.50
3E3602 M . Tapers from regular trout 3E3632 G T. Double Gut 6 ft.
to light trout $ .30 $3.00 .25 2.50
3E3603 N 3E3633 H. T. 3-Ply Twisted Extra
Tapers from heavy trout
- 3.00 Stout Gut Trace, with
3E3781 O. to extra light trout 30
two swivels, 3-ft. long .20 2.00
Tapered from medium trout 3.50 3E3634 J. T. 6-ply Twisted Leaders,
to fine drawn gut 35
plain spliced, 3 feet
9 Feet L o n g long .15 1.50
3E3604 M . Tapers from regular trout I. T. Extra Stout. 3-ply, soft hand twisted eaders
to light trout $ .45 $4.50 are carried in five lengths as follows '
3E3605 N. Tapers from heavy trout 3E3635 12 inches long '$ 0 8 $ .75
to extra light trout 45 4.50 1.00
3E3636 18 inches long '" "10
3 E 3 7 8 2 O . Tapered from m e d i u m trout 3E3637 24 inches long 1.25
5.00 12
1.75
to fine d r a w n gut 50 3E3639 36 inches long ...[ ' 18
"SAFETY" CAST OR LEADER CASE
T H E N E W "ZEPHYR" L E A D E R
M a d e of fine E n g -
After years of experiment a method has at last lish pigskin with lin-
been discovered whereby it is possible to produce ing and three inner
strands of the most perfect gut three feet in length! pockets of non-dele-
Mist color. terious chamois.
Each Doz.
3E3606 6 feet. 2 strands of gut....$ .65 $6.50 Leather contains an
3E3607 9 feet. 3 strands of gut.... 1.00 10.00 ingredient which has
' NOTE:—Not less than y2 doz. leaders sold at the peculiar property
the' d o z e n prices. All of the above leaders de- of preserving silk-
livered free in the U . S. w o rm gut. Size,
$2.00
5x454 inches.
3E3350
 FISHING TACKLE 111
SILK W O R M G U T "WIRE L E A D E R S "
Very Finest Quality Imported For Trolling and Casting
Put up in Hanks of 25 Strands. Styles 1 and 2 are for Pickerel and Muscallonge.
The average angler is not aware of the vast dif- E. T. leaders are for saltwater fishing.
ference in quality and cost of imported gut and of The Tarpon and Tuna leaders for all kinds of
the fact that it is often extremely difficult to procure heavy trolling. They are made of heavy wire and
thefirstquality. O u r gut is all hand polished and have large swivels,
carefully selected, which naturally adds to the cost. Style. Each. Doz.
but the benefit to the user is more than commensu- 3F3642 1 3 ft; swivel at each end ff$ .10 $1.00
rate with the price. For the greater convenience of 3E3643 2 6 ft.; swivel each end and in
anglers, w e are n o w putting up our gut in hanks of center ff .25 2.50
25 strands. 3E3646 E. T. 0 ft. ; bronze wire, rust
SELECTED STAINED GUT proof—2 swivels and
Mist Color link ff .10 1.00
Length in Inches 14 15 16 17 IS 3F.3647 E. T. H. Same as E, T , extra
3E3661 Light Trout $ .50 $.55 $.65 $.75 heavy *f .20 2.00
3E3662 Medium Trout $.35 .40 50 65 .75 3F.3648 E. T. L. Same as E. T , 10 in.
3E3663 Heavy Trout 35 .45 .50 for surf casting...tig .10 1.00
15
Length in Inches 10 12 13 14 $.65 3F3649 E. T. H. L. Same as E. T. H. ;
3E3664 Regular Bass $.40 $.45 $ 50 .85 10 inches long for surf
3E3665 Heavy Bass .55 .60 .65 1.50 casting *f .20 2.00
3E3666 Ex. Heavy Bass..$1.00 .110 1.15 1.25 3F3351 Tarpon and Tuna, 6 ft *f .60 6.00
3E3667 Medium Salmon... .85 1.35 2.25 2.75 "PIKOMUSKE LEADERS"
3E3668 Heavv Salmon . . . 1.50 2.00 3.50 For Muscallonge, Pike and Lake Trout
DRAWN GUT
Stained and Selected Made of flexible phosphor bronze wire. Light
Length in Inches 15 16 17 18 20 and strong, with swivel and long loop at one end
3E3669 Spec. Ex. Light.. $ .60 .85 1.00 1.50 tor convenience in changing hooks, spinners, etc.
3E3670 Very Light $.40 .50 .65 .85 1.253F3644 12 inches long .' *f $.15
3E3671 Medium Light 40 .45 .50 .75 3F3645 54 inches long .' *f .40
3E3672 Light 45 .55 .65
3E3673 Medium 60 .75 STRAIGHTENED WIRE FOR LEADERS
In ordering gut state the length desired. Put up in packages of 2 dozen strands.
All above Gut delivered free anywhere in the U. S.
Light Weight, 39 inches long
"ZEPHYR" SILK WORM GUT
The same from which w e make our famous 3F3654 Steel (tinned) $.30
"Zephyr" Leaders. All strands are 36 inches long 3F3655 Bronze (rust proof) 40
and warranted perfect. Stained mist color. Hanks
Medium Weight, 39 inches long
of 25 strands.
3E3660 *f $3.00 3E3656 Steel (tinned) 40
3F.3657 Bronze (rustproof) 50
TIPPETT—OR LOOPED GUT ENDS
Mist Color Heavy Weight, 75 inches long
To use with dry flies or for snelling. Best quality 3E3658 Steel (tinned) 70
Gut. Prices per dozen : 3F3659 Bronze (rust proof) 1.00
6 inches 10 inches
3E3613 $ .20 Very Light 3E4967 $ .25
3E3614 .15 Light 3E4968 20
"JEWEL" LEADER BOX
3E3615 .15 Medium 3E4969 20 Made of solid copper,
3E3616 .20 Heavy 3E4970 25 heavily oxidized in black
3E3617 .25 Extra Heavy 3E4971 30 on the outside and lined
ENGLISH TWISTED STEEL LEADERS with white enamel. Has
Made from the finest steel, amalgamated and sil- protecting flange around
ver plated. They possess enormous strength—will top to prevent leaders
not rust—will not kink—and are asflexibleas heavy being accidentally with-
gut. They are very light in weight and can be used drawn or spilled out.
in any style of fishing. It is ideal for suchfishingas Fitted with extra quality
muscallonge, pike, pickerel, and allfishwhich are absorbent felt pads with
likely to cut or "strip" a line. Fitted with bronze lifting button. Diameter,
swivels and clew springs. 4 inches—54 inch thick $ .35
Each Doz. 3E3346 *f $ .90
3E3650 8 inches ff $ .25 $2.75 N3E3347
O T E : — NSame stylethan
o t less as above, made
y2 doz. of alu-
Leaders sold at
3E3651 12 inches ff .35 3.75 dozen minum
prices.
3E3652 18 inches *f .50 5.50
3E3653 36 inches *f .75 8.00
112 ABERCROMBIE & FITCH C O , 53-55-57 W . 36th S T R E E T , N E W YORK

FLIES A N D THEIR USE

H o w m a n y times have fishermen discussed the merits of oneflyas against another? '
W e all know, however, by experience, that there are times, localities or conditions which artect tne
result. A t evening around the fire it is discovered by two fishermen having fished the same s t r e a m -
O n e returns with a full creel, while the other declares there are no hsh
in the brook, and then it transpires that the successful N i m r o d had all
his luck on a little black gnat, while the other used every bright colored
fly he had in his book. Certain it is, there are a few points in regard to
flyfishingthat m a y justly be observed.
FirstA-li onefishesin no fixed locality, a well-stocked fly book, con-
taining m a n y varieties and of various sizes, is most desirable.
Second—If it is a bright day and the water is clear, select dark
flies of small size. If a dark day and the water brown in color, take
a larger fly and more gaudy in hue.
Being practical anglers ourselves and familiar with the various styles
of fishing in vogue in "different parts of the country and abroad, as well
as the proper tackle and equipment required, w e are in a position to
advise and assist patrons outfitting for strange waters, which w e shall
be most pleased to do at all times. T h e illustration represents a few
of the sizes carried regularly and following is a list of our stock patterns:
Alexandria Caddis Queen of Waters
Alder Evening D u n Quaker
Abbey •Ferguson •Red Ibis
*Babcock Grey F o x Red Spinner
*Bloodv Butcher Grey Hackle Red Hackle
Black "Drake Grev Hackle
Red Ant
Black Gnat (Red Body)
Red Tag
Black Hackle Grey Drake
Black Palmer Rube Wood
Grey Palmer
Black A n t •Royal Coachman
Green Drake
B r o w n Hackle •Seth Green
Golden Spinner
B r o w n Hackle •Silver Doctor
(Red Body) Gordon
Silver Dun
* B r o w n Hackle •Grizzly King
Stone Fly
(Yellow Body) Gold Stork
•Sassy cat
* B r o w n Palmer Hare's Ear
•White Tip Montreal
B r o w n Ant Jenny Lind
Beaverkill White Miller
Lead Wing Gnat
Blue Bottle White Moth
Lead Wing Coachman
*Bee Willow
•Little Injun
Cahill •Wickham's Fancy
Catskill •Montreal
•Yellow Coachman
*Coachman March Brown
Yellow Professor
Canada Orange Spinner
•Yellow Sally
Cowdung •Professor
•Oriole
•Yellow M a y
Patterns M a r k e d (*) Considered
ParmacheneeG o oBelle
d for Bass A r e Carried in
Zulu
Stock in All Sizes
T h e other patterns are for trout mostly, and w e carry them in stock
in sizes 6 to 14.
Jungle Cock wings on allfliessupplied to order, 50 cents per dozen
extra. Special patterns tied to order at short notice, in lots of one-half
dozen only of a size and pattern.
Regular Snelled Flies
Sizes 14 to 8. Single Snell. Per dozen ff $1,00
Sizes 6 to 4. Single Snell, with "helper." Per dozen ff 1.50
Cut Shows Exact Sizes Sizes 2 to 1-0. Single Snell, with "helper." Per dozen ff 1.75
SILVER BODY FLIES F A N C Y FLIES
With Non-Tarnishing Bodies For Lake, Grilse and Salmon Fishing
Thesefliescost more than our regular grade of
Carried in stock in the following patterns, sizes 8, flies, because the majority have Jungle Cock wings;
10 and 12.
fancy and better grade of feathers are used. The
Montreal, Parmachenee Belle, Coachman, Grey
feathers are all selected and extra care is taken in
Hackle, Little Injun, Professor, Ibis, Col. Fuller,
tying them. These flies are considered m u c h m o r e
Black Prince, White Tip Montreal, Quaker, Cahill.
attractive and better killers.
A n y patterns tied to order in lots of one-half dozen L I S T O F P A T T E R N S C A R R I E D I N S T O C K
of a size and pattern and at same prices, except for Belgrade Jock Scott
larger sizes and special patterns. Blue Jay Jungle Cock
Price per dozen *f $1.25 Col. Fuller
Lord Baltimore
Dr. Breck
R I N G E D FLIES Silver Doctor
Dr. lohnson
For nse with fly spinners, spoons, trolling, etc. Dusty Miller Professor
Tied on sneck hooks, sizes 2-0, 2, 8 in following Fairy Red Ibis—Silver body
patterns: Parmachenee Beau White Tip Montreal
Parmachenee Belle, Scarlet Ibis, Roval Coachman. Tied on Sproat Hooks, sizes
Whiskers
4-6-8
Per dozen tig $1.50 Per dozen , with helpers
tig $2.00
 FISHING T A C K L E 113
E N G L I S H F L O A T I N G FLIES " F L O A T U M " DRY-FLY OIL
For Dry Fly Fishing The veryfinestpreparation of the kind for water-
Our flies are all tied proofing dry flies.
abroad on turn-down eyed 3E3530 Per bottle ff $ .25
sneck hooks with double D R Y FLY BOTTLE
split wings (four feathers A neat, handy and practical device
being used to make the for the dry-fly fisherman. Bottle is
w i n g s ) and very full fitted with brush and wood-topped
hackles. This makes the stopper in one piece, secured by pig-
fliesfloatperfectly. skin strap and snap-button. A second
Apple Green Catskill strap has buttonhole which is slipped
Beaverkill Coachman over the coat button and so carried
3E3532
Evening Dun $ .35
Black Gnat Cowdung always convenient.
Ginger Quill
Gray Drake Olive D uBrown
n Palmer Downlooker
Rube W o o d
Gray Hackle Caddis
Olive Gnat Silver Sedge
P O C K E T D R Y FLY VAPORIZER
Greenwells Glory Professor Cahill BelleStone
Parmachenee
Grizzly King Whirling Dun
The right size for the pocket. Well
Hare's Ear Queen of Waters White Miller
protected when closed.
Iron Blue Dun Red Quill Wickhams Fancy
W h e n using, hold the
March Brown Red Spinner Willow
bulbfirmlyand press the
Montreal Royal Coachman Yellow M a y
metal valve until you
Snells, Nos. 6 and 8
Without Snells Per doz.< $1.50
can catch the glass con-
Without Snells, Nos.
Nos. 10,
6 and12 8 and 14 Per doz.ff
doz: 1.75
1.25
tainer and pull it in
With Snells, Nos. 610,and12 8and 14 Per doz.'
doz.*f 1.50
place.
With SPECIAL Nos. F10,
L O12A Tand
I N G14 FLIES
Per doz.
3F3319 Length, 3
The following are the "New Series" Dry Flies, as
inches... $ .75
described by F. M. Halford in his book, "Modern
Development of the Dry Fly."' All patterns are tied
on turn-down eyed Sneck hooks.
No. No.
1 Green M a y Male 17 Pale W'try Spin'r Fie.
18 Iron Blue Dun Male ADAMS" FLOATING BUG
2 Green M a y Female Mr. W . E. Adams, of
19 Iron Blue Dun Female
3 Brown M a y Male 20 Iron Blue Spin'r Male N e w York, who is the
4 Brown M a y Female 21 Iron Blue Sp'r Female originator of this killing
5 Spent Gnat Male 22 Blue Wing Olive Male fly for bass and large
6 Spent Gnat Female 23 Blue Wing Olive F'le. trout, has had wonderful
7 Olive D u n Male 24 Sherry Spinner Male success, having caught
8 Olive D u n Female 25 Sherrv Spinner Female more than 50 bass in one
9 Dark Olive D u n Male 26
27 Black Gnat Male day and killed as many
10 Dark Olive D u n F'le. 28 Black Gnat Female as 150 bass on the same
11 Olive Spinner Male 29 Brown Ant bug.
Welchman's But'n Male
12 Olive Spinner Female 30 Welchman's B'tn F'le. Our patterns are all
13 Olive Red Spinner 31 Small Dark Sedge made from samples of
14 Pale W'try D u n Male and approved by Mr.
15 Pale W't'ry D u n F'le. *f $2.00
Adams, both as to mate-
16 Pale W't'ry Sp'n'r Male 33 Cinnamon Sedge *f 1.25 rial and method of tying.
Patterns Nos. 1 to 6, tied on No. 12 hook T o get the best results
Per dozen do not move it after it
All other patterns tied on Nos. 12 and 1" strikes the water; wait four or five seconds and
hooks. Per dozen make another cast if you do not get a strike. W e
E N G L I S H F L O A T I N G FLIES use fancy feathers and tie them in the most durable
For Bass way on well-finished cork bodies.
N o 2 turn-down eyed Sneck hooks, with very 3E3313 $ .30
full bodies and hackles for bass fishing. " R O O S T E R S R E G R E T " FLIES
Parmachenee Belle Royal Coachman Brown Palmer
White Tip Mont'l Ferguson Alder
Per dozen « $2.25
This fly looks very much like a smelt, which
SPECIAL S O U T H E R N FLIES
salmon and large trout feed on after the ice leaves
Forfishingin Southern waters for sea trout, chan-
the lakes in the spring. It is a good killer for
nel bass, tarpon, etc. Tied on extra quality, hand-
these fish and bass also. It should be cast and
forged O'Shaughnessy hooks with twisted gut loops,
$5.00 then drawn through the water in short, quick
in the following patterns :
Parmachenee Belle Silver Doctor 3.50 jerks to imitate a small fish when swimming.
Col. Hopkins
Hooks are No. 2 and No. 8 sproat, tied to re-
Silver Jungle Cock Alexandria Sassycat 5.00
5.00 inforced gut.
Homosassa Ferguson
Homosassa,
Col.
RoyalHopkins,
Size, Coachman
5-0
1-0 sizessizes1-0
1-0
Cracker
and
and5-0..Per
5-0.Per
Per dozen
dozen 3E3316 Per dozen $2.50
114 A B E R C R O M B I E & F I T C H C O , 53-55-57 W . 36th S T R E E T , N E W . Y O R K

B U C K T A I L BASS SALMON FLIES

FLIES
W i n g s and hackles made T h e hooks are the best
from the hair of a buck's quality made, each one care-
tail. Tied on best hollow- fully tested, and no expense
point sproat hooks, snelled is spared in either material
with helpers, sizes 2, 4 and or making in order to pro-
6 in the following patterns : duce the finest possible line
Buck King Buck of flies. They are very
Doe Princess F a w n strongly m a d e and the bod-
Fawn Queen D o e ies and dressings of these
A n y pattern and size. flies will not strip or twist
Per dozen ff $1.20 off. T h e loops are of very
L O O P E D F L I E S best hard twisted gut and
are m a d e extra long in or-
A fine style of fly
der to facilitate the attach-
and much used for
ing of leaders.
salmon, bass, large D O U B L E H O O K S A L M O N FLIES
trout, and all heavy With Twisted Gut Loops
fishing — also for fly Size 1 2 4 6 8
spoons, spinners, etc. Each Each Each Each Each
Beautifully tied o n Black Doctor *f$.75 $.65 $.60 $.55 $.50
sproat hooks with Black Dose ff .70 .60 .55 .50 AS
twisted gut loops. Butcher ff .70 .60 .55 .50 .45
The following pat- D u r h a m Ranger *f .70 .60 .55 .50 .45
terns carried in stock: Dusty Miller *f .70 .60 .55 .50 .45
B. Pond Fairy ff .40 .35 .30 .25 .25
Bee Fiery B r o w n ff .60 .55 .50 .45 .40
Belgrade Jock Scott *f .75 .65 .60 .55 .50
Brownie B enny Mitchell *f .75 .65 .60 .55 .50
Brown Palmer Monk Bloody Butcher Night H a w k ff .75 .65 .60 .55 .50
Ferguson Montreal
Lord Baltimore Royal Silver Coachman
Doctor
President ff .70 .60 .55 .50 .45
Gold Stork Sassycat W h . Tip
Seth Montreal
Green Silver Doctor *f .70 .60 .55 .50 .45
Ibis, J. C. Parmachenee Beau Wickham's Fancy
Silver Grey *f .70 .60 .55 .50 .45
Jenny Lind Parmachenee B'le Yellow Sally
Thunder and Lightningff .70 .60 .55 .50 .45
Jungle Cock Professor
SINGLE HOOK SALMON FLIES
Little Injun Queen of Waters
With Twisted Gut Loops
(Any pattern tied to order.)
While the double hook is the American favorite
Sizes, 6 to 2. Per dozen *f $2.00
for Salmon fishing, and m a y be called the standard,
Sizes, 1 to 1-0. Per dozen ff 2.50
the single hook is the English favorite, and is also
W e believe this style fly, with the twisted gut
preferred by m a n y of our anglers, especially for
loops, superior to the eyed fly for the reason that
fishing in rough streams or in very "high water."
leaders are more easily adjusted and there is no
Patterns in Stock
danger of the hook rusting and injuring the leader.
No. 1-0 1 2 4 6 8
For those w h o prefer the eyedfly,however, w e will
„, , „ Each Each Each Each Each Each
so tie them to order, in lots of one-half dozen, of a
Black Doctor *f $.70 $.65 $.60 $.55 $.55 $.50
size and kind, at same prices.
Black Dose ff .60 .55 .50 45 45 40
SPECIAL GRADE LOOPED FLIES B tch
" er ff .60 .55 .50 .50 .45 45
We have developed
Durham Ranger ff .60 .55 .50 .50 .45 45
this superb line of
Dusty Miller ff.60 .55 .50 .50 .45 45
flies to meet the
f> lr y • tig .35 .30 .30 .25 .20 .20
wants of those desir-
Fiery B r o w n ff .50 .45 .40 .35 .35 .35
ing an extrafinefly.
Jock Scott *f .70 .65 .60 .55 .55 .50
They are all hand-
Mitchell... ff .70 .65 .60 .55 .55 .50
some, "showy" pat-
Night H a w k ff .70 .65 .60 .55 .55 50
terns and have proved
President ff .65 .60 .55 .50 .45 .45
great "killers" for
Si ver Doctor ff .65 .60 .55 .55 .50 .50
large trout bass, and'
Silver'Grey .........tig.65 .60 .55 .55 .50 .50
salmon. Tied on fin-
Thunder & Lightning.ff .65 .60 .55 .55 .50 .50
est q u a l i t y sproat
SNELLED SALMON FLIES
hooks, with twisted
Single H o o k
cut loops. T h e fol-
Snelled with best salmon gut and whipped helpers
lowing patterns car-
Largely used by experienced anglers for small salmon
ried in stock :
grilse, ounatianichs and sea trout. W e use in this
Blue Jay Golden Pheasant King of the Woods
grade only the very finest of natural feathers fully
Cheney Golden R o d Marston
dressed, on the best quality sproat hooks.
Cracker Grasshopper Saranac
Patterns Carried in Stock
Fiery B r o w n H u m m i n g Bird
Jock Scott Fairy Black Dose Silver Gray
Sizes, 8 to 1. Per dozen : *f $3.00
Durham Ranger Silver Doctor Fierv B r o w n
Cassard, T o m a h , Jo Hill Flv, Cleveland Moose, Fairy.
Per dozen Assorted
Sizes, 8 to 1. Per dozen! ff $3.50
Size
si2eG 2 ff $6.50 I Size 4 . . . fff <tft on
Col. Hopkins, all sizes. Per dozen *f 5.00 % "5 si«8......-:::iiS
 FISHING TACKLE
115
A. & F. F L Y BOOK
"BEAVERKILL" FLY B O O K
3->g inch x 654 inch
M a d e to carry from three
to thirty-six dozen snelled
flies;fliescarried in visible
pockets; easy to get at;
light and durable.
W h e n using the larger
book, select the envelopes'
containing the flies you
want and put them in your
T h e book contains Zylonite transparent envelopes, pocket. If you desire to
which turn like leaves of a book and have open ends carry dryflies,also remove
Each envelope will hold a dozen flies and the book 54 dozen envelopes from
you select should have enough envelopes to hold all one of the larger books and
the styles of flies y o u carrv. Y o u can see each rlv put in dry' Ay box. See
through the transparent Zylonite. page 116.
3E3324 Contains 24 envelopes, size of book, 3E3561 Imitation seal
654 in. long, 5 in. wide, 54. in. thick ff $4.00 cover with 3
3E3325 Contains 12 envelopes, size of book, pockets $ .75
6 in. long, 254 in. wide, 54 in. thick ff 2.50 3E3562 Pigskin cover
3E3326 Contains 6 envelopes, size of book, 6 with 6 envel-
• in. long, 254 in. wide, 54 in. thick *f 1.50 ^M'Max.^iWiiA^tw^
opes 2.00
OUR PERFECT 3E3564 Pigskin cover with 3E3563 Pigskin cover
FLY BOOKS 3E3565 Pigskin cover with 24 envelopes with 12 envel- 7.00
In ibis book each 3E3566 Pigskin cover with 36 envelopes opes 3.75
9.50
fly is held separately T h e ! 4 and 36 envelope books have a strap 5.50
IS envelopes and
by a clip and spring. buckle.
This method of hold- Extra Envelopes
3E3567 For seal cover, 12c. each, $1.00 dozen
ing thefliesalso keeps
3E3568 For pigskin cover, 25c. each, $2.50 dozen
the snells of the flies
straight. Leaves in T H E "REX" FLY B O O K
book m a d e of best In the " R e x "
quality parchment pa- book the flies
per. B o o k s have felt are held se-
pads b e t w e e n the curely by slip-
leaves for drying flies ping the point
and a pocket inside of hook un-
of cover for leaders, d e r slotted
etc. bar and the
3E4649 Imitation seal grain cover, holding snells in the
48 flies; size, 754x474 inches *f $3.50 spiral spring
3E4650 Genuine sobd pigskin cover, holding clips. T h e
60 flies; size, 7 T 4x454xl inches..ff 4.25 pages are of
THE ALL-AROUND FLY BOOK polished cel-
For W e t and Dry Flies F , y ,jook| luloid, held by
cover m a d e patent hinges,
of l o n g and are inter-
grain,. w a - leaved w i t h
t e r p r o o f fine felt pads for quick drying of flies.
cowhide. It Vest Pocket S i z e — H o l d s 2 D o z e n Flies
c o n t a i n s 3E3312 Solid cowhide covers *f $.85
a n a l u m i - 3E3314 Genuine Pigskin ff 2.25
num box Regular B o o k s
with f o u r 3E3315 Solid cowhide covers; for 4 doz.
the purpose of carrying eyed flies. rows of cork flies *f $1.50
contains t w o celluloid leaves with and a dry- 3E3317 Genuine pigskin covers; for 4 doz.
ments to carry four dozen gutted flies, ingeach
pad leaf
for flies *f 3.00
having a drying„ pad. T h e book also 3E3318 Solid cowhide covers; for 8 doz.
3E3322 Size, 654x354 spring attach-
$2.00 flies *f 2.23
STOCK FLY BOOK 3E3320 Genuine pigskin covers; for 8 doz.
Pigskin Cover, 754 inches long. 454 inches wide, flies *f 3.", i
154 inches thick, with nickel clasp ; has 8 pockets full 3E3321 Solid cowhide covers; for 12 doz.
width of page and 32 pockets one-half the width. flies *f 2.50
The large pockets are for holding leaders, made-up 3E3323 Genuine pigskin covers; for 12 doz.
casts, etc, the small pockets for holding flies at full flies tig 4.50
length. T h e leaves are m a d e of genuine parchment, "REX" H O O K B O O K
and y o u can write on the outside of envelope the M a d e on the same principle as the " R e x " Fly B o o k
pattern which it contains. but of a proper length for snelled hooks. Very con-
3F.4343 *f $3.75 venient for the day's fishing as an assortment of dif-
ferent sizes m a y be handily carried in the pocket.
3E4280
Size, 10x25^Cowhide
inches.
cover
Fitted with felt drying ff $1.25
pads.
116 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO, 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

FLY BOXES PERFECTION" S A L M O N F L Y CASES

Improved Parfait" Eyed Fly Boxes Outside case is
The handiest form English crinkled
of box in which cowhide, h a n d
to carry a gener- sewed. L i n e d
ous assortment of with anti-moth
flies, as quite a leather and has
number may be silica w r i t i n g
placed in e a c h tab'et in lid. In-
space. Made of ner cases made
stiff aluminum of fine red cedar
alloy, satin finish. with two folding
Have transparent leaves and one
lids that are fitted sliding panel of
with springs and zylonite (moth-
catches, so that p r o o f), fitted
when the catch is released the lid springs open. w i t h rustproof
3E3337 Style H. 6 inches long, 354 inches fly clips.
_ wide. 16 compartments ff $4.75 For s i n g l e
3E3338 Style I. vy inches long, 334 inches hook flies both
wide, 12 compartments *f 3.00 leaves and panel
"AYANEFCO" PATENT FLY BOXES are used, but for
double hook pat-
terns the sliding
panel, held by a catch, is removed to prevent hooks
locking.
Style Inner Cases Holds
3E4289 2 2 160 flies *f $10.00
Style A Style D 3E4290 3 3 240 flies *f 12.50
For use with eyed, dry, looped or salmon flies.3E4291 4 4 320 flies *f 15.00
Made from a special grade of alminum alloy, hard" TACKLE BOOKS
and strong, finished in frosted silver. Lined with
fine polished zylonite, which is much superior to
enamel.
The covers are tightfitting,maki.ig the boxes
moth-proof and moisture-proof, and the rust-proof
clips are riveted to the zylonite lining instead of
through the box. Much lighter than the old style3E4282 Fine quality orange leather. Well
boxes. lined and with bound edges. 1054
3E3332 .ff $2.50
3E3333 Style A. 6 inches long. Fitted with
Style B. 434 inches long. Holds inches long. H a s 7 pockets. Se-
grooved cork sheets for holding flies
ff
85 trout flies ff 2.50 cured with strap and loop *f $3.00
3E3334 Style C. 454 inches long. Holds 3E4283 Fine English pigskin, 10 inches long,
.*f 2.50 354 inches wide. 7 pockets. Best
3E3335 24 salmon flies
Style D. 6 inches long. Holds 119 3.00 made and finely finished ff 3.00
3E3336 trout flies *f 3E4284 Good quality leather. Lined and
.*f 3.00 bound edges. 1054 inches long. H a s
Style E. 6 inches long. Holds 40
salmon flies 7 pockets tig 1.75
T H E "DRY F L Y " B O X 3E4287 Waterproof enamel duck with glove
M a d e of alumi- snap. 10 inches long. Four pockets .50
\ num, polished 3E4288 Waterproof enamel duck with glove
1| bright or black snap. 12 inches long. Four pockets .50
enameled 654 MALLOCH PATENT FLY BOX
incheslong,354 8x5x154 inches
inches wide,54- Black enamel outside. White enamel inside. H a s
inch deep and hinged inside leaf and compartment for leaders
weighs but 2 Will hold 90 large, double-hook salmon flies on
oz. Fitted with silver
3E3344
clips.
slotted strip at *f $5.50
each end and "SERVICE" EYED FLY BOXES
with felt pads. Similar to the "Ayanefco" boxes, but made of
With it y o u strong tin, handsomely enameled, with nickel-plated
can keep your flv clips. 4 inches long, 3 inches wide, % i n deep
flies dry and 3E4914 Grooved cork one side, 50flyclips
your snells wet, so that when aflyis changed the other side eg $ 75
flies
3E4916
leader
loop ofatthe
Either
once.
snellstyle
can be drawn down tightly *f on
$.50
the 3E4915 ,50 clips for small and 35 for medium *f .75
 FISHING T A C K L E 117

"IMPERIAL" T A C K L E B O X E S T H E "USEPPA" N O N - C O R R O S I V E T A C K L E
BOXES

(This cut illustrates 3E3497U.)

(This cut illustrates 3E3492.) Copper and other metals previously used in the
manufacture of tackle boxes corrode, form verdi-
Hard wood frames, covered with best quality
gris or rust. These n e w boxes, while they cost
russet leather, seamless and is sewed by hand.
more, will outlast any box heretofore put on the
Finely finished trays and divisions. Solid leather
market—will not rust or corrode and no weather
hinges. Fitted with patent snap lock and key. All
conditions nor salt water can affect them. In addi-
have hinged compartment in lid forflyand hook
tion to its non-corrosive quality, the metal is very
books, etc. All partitions removable.
much stronger than copper, or other metals com-
3E3485 Model 1, 13 inches long, 6 inches
$8.50 monly in use, and is lighter than copper.
wide, 7 inches deep. H a s two trays
3E3493U Style " A " — A very desirable box for
and three spaces for reels, etc....
the black bass fisherman. Has two
3E3486 Model 2, 10 inches long, 854 inches
trays, one tray has scooped compart-
wide, 6 inches deep. H a s one tray, 7.50
ments. T w o reel spaces. Size, 1054
space for two reels and three tackle
inches long, 7 inches wide, 654 inches
divisions
SUITCASE M O D E L deep $10.00
13 inches long, 1054 inches wide, 65 inches deep, 3E3494U Style " B " — O f similar design as our
has two trays, spaces for 4 reels and 23 tackle di- "A" box, only' larger. H a s two
visions, two of them large enough to carry a fly trays, one tray has five scooped com-
book and one Leader Box, an ideal box for the partments, and space for two large
person w h o carries a large assortment of wooden reels, etc. Size, 11 inches long,
minnows, spinners, etc. 954 inches wide, 754 inches deep.. ,13.50
3E3540 $10.00 3E3495U Style " C " — A very suitable case for
"DE LUXE" TACKLE BOXES salt water fishing, also tarpon and
Made in the same manner as our "Imperial" boxes tuna tackle. H a s two trays, one
but lined throughout with fine tan colored suede tray has five small scooped com-
leather. This not only gives to the box a very partments ; three large other com-
handsome appearance but greatly enhances its value partments. Size, 14 inches long,
by its durability. Sizes and interior arrangements 954 inches wide, 754 inches deep.. 18.00
same as "Imperial." 3E3496U Same size and stvle as 3E3501 tin
3E3491 Model 3, 14 inches long, 9 inches box 8.00
wide, 654 inches deep. H a s one tray, • 3E3497U Style "D"—This box was designed
spaces for two reels and four tackle to carry a general line of tackle.
divisions $12.50 H a s five trays containing 13 com-
3E3492 Model 4, 16 inches long, 9 inches partments and one covered tray with
wide, 9 inches deep. H a s three trays scooped compartments. Body of
and two tackle divisions. Space for box divided into 9 spaces suitable
two large reels and three medium and for large and small reels, and other
small reels. Compartments in lid tackle. Size, 1754 inches long, 1054
for fly books, tackle books, etc. inches wide, 854 inches deep 20.00
A fine "kit" box 17.50 FISHING TACKLE TRUNK
GALVANIZED BOXES Length, 2254 inches; width, 1254 inches; height
3E3502 This box is galvanized and made on the954 inches. M a d e of bass wood and covered with
same plan and design as our 3E3500 Tin Tackle heavy enameled, black, waterproof duck; cover re-
Box. Size, 1254 inches long, 654 inches wide, 554 inforced with metal, corners with leather and metal.
inches deep $2.00 A well-made box built for service. Leather handle
3E4882 Extra strong, reinforced handle, two on top and metal loops on each end to pass leather
trays, thirteen spaces, 1254 inches strap for carrying or strapping to auto Body ol
4 00 $125
deep
long 8 inches wide, 554 inches - trunk
divided
Will
outfitspring
with
3E4979hold
excepting
divided
in two
the
snap
large
most
in
rods
andthree
and
complete
lock.
andfour
spaces.
longsmal
fresh
gaff
er
Oand
n
hooks,
compartments.
e large
salt fitted
water
tray°
118 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH C O , W . 36th S T R E E T , N E W YORK

NEW IDEA T A C K L E BOX "SERVICE" T A C K L E B O X

M a d e narrow and The Strongest Made
M a d e through-
high. Will not knock out of I X X X X ?
against the k n e e s tin plate a n d
w h e n walking. Par- highly finished
ticularly adapted for in jet enamel.
the bass fisherman. H a s one large
M a d e of extra heavy and two small
tin, finished with two reel spaces and
coats of black Japan three l a r g e
c o mpartments
and one coat of var-
for fly books.
nish. There are two lines,floats,etc.
loops on each end so H a s one tray
that a leather strap u.v.n,..m with two long
m a y be used to sling 854 inches; width 9 inches. spaces for snelled hooks, baits, etc, and cne tray
it from the shoulder. with cover having six compartments for loose hooks,
Lock and key. Height, $3.00 sinkers, swivels, small baits, etc. Fitted with fine
Thickness, 354 inches. snap lock and key, and has heavy leather strap
3E3536 handle. Size, 1254x454x8 inches.
I M P R O V E D TIN T A C K L E BOXES
3E3503 $5.00
M a d e from I X X tin plate,
with machine clapped cor- TRAYLESS TIN TACKLE BOX
ners and bottoms, finished Size Hi'i;x6x454
with two coats of high- Opens like a dress suit case and lays open so that
grade enamel. all tackle is exposed—cover has one long compart-
3E3498 Size, 854x3x454 ment for snelled hooks and three smaller compart-
inches. H a s one long com-
partment for hooks and
ments—bottom is divided in two so that it will hold-
three small spaces for reels, either small or large salt water reel, fly book,
etc $ .50 leader box, etc, and isfittedwith cover and catch
so that nothing can come out or change place w h e n
opening or closing the box. B o x is nicely japanned
3E3499 Size, 1054x and has a lock and kev.
4x554s inches. Has 3E4978 *f $2.00
one long compart-
ment for hooks, one ENGLISH SPINNER BOX
large reel compart-
ment and space for
lines,floats,baits, etc.
H a s one tray divided
in five spaces..$ .75

3E3500 Size, 1254

x554x6}4 i n c h e s .
Has compartment
for two or three
reels a n d large
compartment for fly
books, leader box.
etc. H a s two trays
— o n e has one large
and two s m a l l This box,, designed to hold spoons, minnows, bait,
spaces, a n d the etc., is m a d e of metal highly finished in black enamei
other has six spaces, on the outside and aluminum on inside. T h e par-
etc $1.25 titions run in grooves and can be removed sepa-
3E3501 S i z e , rately to m a k e the spaces larger or all taken out if
desired.
1054 x 454 x 554 covers. Transparent pockets for leaders in the
inches. Fine Style 1, weight, 9 oz. 654x3vsxl54 ff $1.75
3E4385
band-made box. 3F4386 Sty e 2, weight, 13 oz. 754x4-54x1% ff 2.00
Reinforced rims 3F4387 Style 3, weight, 18 oz. 854x5 XIS4 ff 2.25
and corners. H a s 3E4918 W e also carry the Style 1 size with
compartment for rounded corners W 2.00
one large or two
m edi um size TIN M I N N O W B O X E S
reels; two large Made especially for carrying wood minnows
compartments for spoons, hooks, etc, divided in six compartments'
baits,floats,etc, lacquered inside and japanned outside, snan cover'
and has tray with 3E4979 11x5.54x154 inches $ 60
one open and one closed compartment. Lid is of Smaller size for spoons, sinkers, swivels' gangs
proper size for fly hooks, snelled hooks, etc. FTas etc, divided in six spaces. '
movable partition lengthwise and has hinged inside 3R4980 8V s x4 T 4xl inches $ 40
cover. H a s fine snan lock and key $3.00
 FISHING TACKLE 119

SINKERS

"DIPSEY" "COIN

RANCELEY" "Swivel

11
PANCOASTia & S S O R T M ENT J '

All shapes of sinkers are made in a wide range of sizes. T o give a clear idea of sizes list
them by their weights in ounces and fractions of an ounce.
B a n k Sinkers Swivel Dipsey Casting
Weight Each Weight Each
3E4210 1 oz. $ .01 Weight Doz. Weight Doz.
3E4215 6 oz. $ .06
3E4211 2 oz. .02 3E4216 8 oz.
3E3944 % oz. $ .40 3E3950 254 oz. $.60
3E4212 3 oz. .08 3E3945 Aoz. .40 3E3951 354 oz.
.03 3E4217 10 oz .72
.10 3E3946 '''X oz.
3E4213 4 oz. .04 3E4218 12 oz. .40 3E3952 454 oz.
3E3947 54 oz. .96
3E4214 5 oz. .05 3E4219 15 oz. .12 .48 3E3953 654 oz.
3E3948 oz. 3E3954 1.20
.15 54 oz. .54 3F3955 954 oz.
14 oz.
E g g Sinkers 3E3949 .60 1.80
Weight Each Weight Each 3.60
3E4200 Vi oz. $ .01 3E4205 3 oz. $ .03 Rangeley
3E4201 y2 oz. .01 3E4206 4 oz. Weight Doz.
3E4202 1 oz. .01 3E4207 .04 W_eight Doz.
5 oz. 3E3961 U16 oz. $ .08 3E3967
3E4203 154 oz. .02 3E4208 7 oz. .05 VIG oz. $ .15
3E3962 712 oz. .08 3E3968 .15
3E4204 2 oz. .02 3K4209 10 oz. .07
3E3963 Vs oz. .10 3E3969 % oz. .18
.10 3F3964 94 oz.
Pyramid Casting % 6 OZ. .10 3E3970 .20
3F3965 .12 3E3971 1 oz. .25
Best for surf casting. Does not roll on bottom. r54 oz.
3E3966 r .12
Weight Doz. Weight Doz. /lG OZ.
3E3956 2 oz. $ .35 3E3959 5 oz. $ .72 The "Coin" Sinker and Trolling Keel
3E3957 3 oz. .48 3F3960 6 oz. .84
A circular piece of sheet lead, with slot in center.
3E3958 4 oz. .60 The line is placed in the slot and the sinker clamped
TROLLING KEEL oyer it with thefingers.Will positively prevent
kinking and twisting of the line.
3E4220 Size 1. Weight, "Ac, ounce Doz. $.06
3E4221 Size 2. Weight, 54 ounce Doz. .13
3E4222 Size 3. Weight, sys ounce Doz. .25
To prevent the line from kinking.
3E4397 Weight, 54 oz $ .10 Swivel
Weight Doz. Weight Doz.
Split Shot 3E3972 %2 oz. $ .66 3E3977 % oz. $ .96
3E4227 Small Per Box $ .05 3 F3973 Vn oz. .72 3E3979 1 % oz. 1.08
3E4228 Large Per Box .05 3 E3975 54- oz. .78 3F3981 1 % oz. 1.44
3 K3976 % oz. .90
Coil or Worm Sinkers
Any weight can be attached or detached in a mo- Pancoast's Sinkers
ment. N o kinks or knots necessary. Six in a box. A n assortment of sinkers, all attached but easily
The best for general fishing.
broken off. Fifteen in the assortment. Being split,
3E4223 Light Per Box $ .15
3E4224 Medium Per Box .17 can be easily attached to the line. Weight, 254 oz.
3E4225 Heavy Per Box .20 3F4226 Assorted fifteen $ .10

"Monitor" Bottom Trolling TOURNAMENT CASTING "PLUGS"

The best for bottom trolling. Will follow the
For tournament
bottom easily and seldom catch or foul, as their
and practice
shape permits them to "follow through."
Length Weight Doz. casting. Size and
3E3992 154-inch 54 oz. $ .50 shape c o r r ect.
3E3993 254-inch 1 oz. .75 M a d e of alumi-
3E3994 3 -inch 154 oz. 1.00 n u m and exact weight.
3E3995 354-inch 154 oz. 1.20 3E3943 Half ounce or quarter ounce $ .10
120 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO, 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

HOOKS
H O W T O PICK T H E
RIGHT SIZE H O O K
IN T H E STYLE
YOU WANT
This illustration shows the
exact sizes of Sproat, Pennell,
Carlisle, Aberdeen, Sneck and
O'Shaughnessy hooks. We
have made these sizes standard
and have listed the correspond-
ing sizes of other makes in
the proper columns below.
Thus to find the size hook you
want in Cincinnati Bass, or
other make, read d o w n the
column in the illustration
which corresponds to the size
you want. For example, size
6-0 in the illustration is the

8 same as size 16 in Cincinnati

ppp^' "'
Sproat-Pennell
Bass, size 2 in Chestertown
Blackfish and size 1-0 in
Virginia.

Carlisle, Aberdeen J-6••" 1-0 4-0 3-0 -o l-o 154 l 2 8 9 10 11 12

Sneck, O'Shaughnessy
7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Cincinnati Bass 16 l 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12
Chestertown-Blackfish 2 1 2 o 4 6 7 8
Virginia 1-0

nnn
Ringed End Cincinnati Chester- Virginia Pennell O'Shaugh-
7
Style Bass town Carlisle latted End Aberdeen Eyed nessy Sproat
All these styles have straight points All these styles have turned out points

T h e above illustration shows ten of the most popular fish hooks which w e carry regu-
larly in stock. Five of these have the curved or "turned out" point and five are perfectly
straight as indicated in the illustration. W e show all styles together so that anglers m a y com-
pare their relative size of bend, length of shank, character of point, etc. In the followino-
pages these hooks are listed in the sizes w e carry and the different styles of snells, mountin°-s
etc., are fully described.
 FISHING T A C K L E 121
SNELLED HOOKS PERFECT T R O U T H O O K S
The hooks are the highest grade of fine spring H a n d Forged
steel, beautifully tempered and carefully selected. Snelled especially for worm,
Points are all hollow ground and the bronzing is grasshopper and grubfishingfor
perfect. Put up one-half dozen in a package. trout—the best grade of steel is
N O T E — S i z e s smaller than N o . 4 are carried in used and the wire is very fine
stock tied on single gut only, as the gut is strong and forged making them very
enough to break the hooks. strong. Another feature is their
Smaller sizes, on double gut, as catalogued, will special shape and bend and the
be tied to order only and require three to four days short shank, which makes it easy
for delivery. to string a worm, and it is sure
Aberdeen, Sneck, Sproat and Carlisle to hook a fish every time it
One-half dozen in a package. takes the bait.
Single Double Treble Gimp Tied tofirstquality single gut.
Gut Gut Gut 3E4340
Size Per Doz. Per Doz. Per Doz Per Doz.
Six in a package.
1 to 10....3g $ .30 $ .40 $ .50 $ .50 Small, medium and large, per doz.. . $ .60
1-0 to 3-0.tig .35 .50 .50 .50 L O O P E D SPROAT H O O K S
4-0 to 5-0.tig .60 .60 .55 One-half dozen in a package. Snelled
6-0 to 7-0. tig .75 .75 .65 M a n y prefer this style of hook for heavy fishing.
Snelled Cincinnati Bass H o o k s Very highest quality hooks, hollow Double point. 'Treble" '
Gut Gut Gut
Finest Imported Grade. Hooks Finished in with
Sizesextra grade gut loop Per oneDoz.
inch long.
Single Per
' ' Doz. Per Doz.
Bright Steel. 1 to 5 $ .40
Sizes, 21, 22, 23 and 24, on single gut, Per doz.tig$ .35 1-0 to 2-0. .45 ti .60
3-0 .70
Sizes, 21, 22, 23 and 24, on double gut, Per doz.^g .50 4-0 to 6-0.
tig $1.00
Snelled Pennell H o o k s — T a p e r e d Shank
Genuine imported "Cholmondeley-Pennell" turn-
PIKOMUSKY HOOKS
down-eyed, bronzed, snelled with finest selected
mist color' single gut. One-half dozen in package.
PIKOMUSKY WIRE SNELLED HOOK
"vvci.L NOT CUT OFF"
^ J
Sizes, 5, 7 and 9. per dozen *jg $ .50 BRAIDEO THROUGH THE EYE
Sizes, 3 and 1, per dozen *flj .55
Sizes, 1-0 and 2-0, per dozen tig .60 0, 4-0 and 6-0 heavy, best quality eyed sneck
L O O P E D O'SHAUGHNESSY H O O K S hooks whipped to flexible phosphor bronzed wire
loops, 254 inches long. N o whipping on the shank
With Baiting Pin
of the hook.
This style hook is a great favorite for salt water
3E4341 A n y size. Per doz $ .90
fishing. Finest hand forged hooks, mounted with
best quality treble twisted gut loops. T h e end of
F R O G CASTING G A N G S
the shank, which is tapered, is allowed to project The Best. T w o Hooks and Adjustable Lip Hook.
one-half inch beyond the wrapping and holds the 3E3681 Size 1 hooks, on single gut and
bait securely in place. Especially desirable for surf swivel. Each tig $ .30
casting. 3E3682 Size 2-0 hooks, on double gut and
4-0 % .70)16-0 tig 1.00 swivel. Each tig .40
SNELLE One-half
D O ' Sdozen
H A U Gin
H NaEpackage.
SSY H O O K S
Size Per Doz. I Size Per Doz WORM GANGS
Hand Forged — 4-Ply Gut. F o r Salt W a t e r Three fine Sproat hooks mounted on 5-inch snell
3-0 tig $ .60>i 5-0 tig $ .80
Fishing for brook fishing with worms, grubs, etc.
These are tied to four-ply mist color, round 3E3683 Sizes 5, 8 and 10 hooks. Each..qg $ .10
twisted gut. T h e wrapping and loops are carefully GANGS
tied with heavy silk and water-proofed. Put up in
packages
Size
of one-half dozen.
Per Doz. Size Per Doz.
2-0, 1-0 and I..tig $ .50 5-0 tig $ .85
3-0 tig .60 6-0 tig .90
4-0 tig .70 8-0 tig 1.00
"SPECIAL G R A D E " O ' S H A U G H N E S S Y SURF 3E3676 T w o treble hooks and lip hook, on
HOOKS treble twisted gut, 6 inches long,
(Matt. Stratton Style) with swivel. Each tig $ .30
With 18-inch snells wire bound to prevent chafing. 3E3677 S a m e as above with Gimp trace,
Sizes, 6-0, 8-0, 10-0, on 6-ply gut, per doz.tig $2.00 6 inches long with swivel. Each tig .25
Sizes, 4-0, 5-0, on 4-ply gut, per doz.<l£ 1.75 3E3678 Three treble hooks and lip hook, on
Sizes, 3-0, 2-0, on 3-ply gut, per doz.tig 1.50 treble twisted gut, 12 inches long
O'SHAUGHNESSY T A N D E M HOOKS with two swivels. Each tig .40
3E3679 S a m e as above with Gimp trace, 12
inches long with two swivels.
Each tig .35
Hand forged hooks of fine quality. For use with SNAPPER H O O K S
or without spinner. Extra long shank Carlisle hooks on double gut.
3E3674 Size 4-0, 5-0 and 6-0 hooks, with Sizes, 1, 1-0 and 2-0 tig $ .30
4-ply hand twisted gut loops. BLACKFISH H O O K S
$ .20 Sizes, 3, 4, 5 and 6 Virginia Hooks, on 3-plv
Each tig
3E3675 S a m e sizes of hooks, with rust-proof 25 Gut. Per dozen. tig $.25
phosphor-bronze wire loops. Each tig S a m e on Hawser laid linen lines, two hooks
on each line. Per dozen tig .75
122 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W Y O R K

T H E IMPROVED VAN VLECK H O O K TARPON, TUNA A N D SHARK H O O K S

"The Hook With Mounted Hooks
the Forked Barb." For generalfishingwe recommend Styles 1 and 3
Made in different size These hooks, while they wi" hold the largest
for Tarpon, Tuna, tarpon, are so mounted that a shark, the bane of
and save you m u c h
Barracuda, Yellow- tarponfishermen,will 'chaw off
tail, Amber-jack, time and tackle.
Bonefish, Muscal- 3E4710 Style 1. For gen-
longe and B l a c k eral fishing; mounted with
Bass. plaited cotton snood, bound
wire; size 11-0, each
All the improved
tig $ .20
Van Vleck h o o k s
from the largest tar-
3E4711 Style 2. For
pon to the smallest surface fishing in t h e
bass are hand forged, "passes" or over the bars;
evenly tempered and mounted with 3-ply tinned
Size
3E4344 1 of the best steel. steel wire snood and swivel;
Each Dozen each, size 11-0....tig $ .25
For Tarpon and Tuna, 3E4712 Style 3. _ F o r
mounted on piano wire
deep fishing and "inside
with bronze chain a n d
3E4345 swivel tig$ .50 $5.00
trolling"; mounted on raw-
C I I I m hide snood; our special
For Tarpon and Tuna.
mounted the same as Size ^Sfc. J/) model and a very good
3E4346 1, but with smaller hook tig .50 5.00 VzAS^^r general hook tig % .30
For Barracuda, A m b e r 3E4713 Style 4. F o r
Jack, Albacore and Yel- general deep fishing and
lowtail, mounted on rust- trolling; mounted on 5-ft.
proof wire with bronze chain tinned steel snood with 4-in.
3E4347 4 and swivel tig .40 .4.50 G e r m a n silver chain be-
For Grouper or C o d , tween hook a n d snell;
mounted on piano wire swivel; hook is the famous
with bronze chain and "Van Vleck." Size, 11-0.
3E4348 5 swivel tig .40 4.00 Each tig $ .40
For Bonefish, Weakfish, 3E4714 Style 454. Same style mounting but
Bluefish and Muscallonge,
heavier for extra heavy fish including sharks with
mounted on heavy twisted
3E4349 6 gut .tig .15 1.50 14-0 hook. Each tig $ .50
For the same fish as Size ".pun-.-,i. -> -"^- 3E4715 Style 5. Mount-
5, but with smaller hook. ed on 30-in. heavy phos-
Mounted on heavy twisted phor-bronze cable snood
3E4350 7 gut tig .15 1.50 and two swivels; metal
For Black Bass, mounted sheath over knots; size
3E4351 8 on double gut tig .15 1.50
11-0. Each tig $ .50
For Black Bass, mounted
on double gut, same as Size SHARK HOOK
7, but with smaller hook tig .15 1.50 Best pattern. Hand-
O'SHAUGHNESSY WIRE MOUNTED forged steel with chain
HOOKS and swivel.
Used as chum hooks for Bluefish, Kingfish, Chan- 3E4716 Width of hook, 2 in $ 75
nel Bass, Crevalle, etc. O'Shaughnessy high quality, 3E4717 Width of hook, 254 in 1 00
hand forged bronze books on two-jointed G e r m a n 3E4718 Width of hook, 2A in 1 15
Silver W i r e 8 inches long, with swivel. 3E4719 Width of hook, 3 in 1.25
Size Each Dozen ABERDEEN WIRE MOUNTED HOOKS
3E4352 10-0 1$ .20 $2.00 The short-shank, heavy wire Aberdeen Hooks,
3E4353 8-0 tig .18 1.80 with turn-down eyes, are used for mounting. The
3E4354 6-0 tig .15 1.60
3E4355 4-0 tig .14 1.50 snood consists of 8 inches of soft cable laid bronze
3E4356 2-0 tig .ny 1.45 wire. Put up in packages of 6.
3E4357 6-0 O'Shaughnessy turned eyed Size Per Pkge. Size Per Pkue
hook, mounted on 10-in. 3E4361 8-0 tig $ .65 3E4363 5-0 tig $ 5 0
tinned steel wire with 3E4362 6-0 tig .55 3E4364 4-0 (g .45
swivel tig .10 1.00
3E4358 8-0 O'Shaughnessy turned eyed
HOOK DISGORGERS
Bluefish and Muscallonge,
tinned two ply steel wire 3E4276 Does the work easilv and cleanly.
with swivel tig .15 1.50
3E4359 10-0 O'Shaughnessy turned eyed
Nickel plated ~ 4 $ .20
hook mounted on 20-in. HOOK STONE
tinned three ply steel wire Every fisherman should o w n a hook stone and
with swivel tig .20 2.00 keep his barbs sharp and bright. A dull hook is use-
3E4360 6-0 O'Shaughnessy turned eyed
book mounted on 20-in.
less. This stone is m a d e of genuine Arkansas W h i t e
phosphor bronze wire and Stone, m a d e flat and thin to w o r k under beard or
swivel tig .15 1.50 barb.
3E3557 <> -,,-
 FISHING TACKLE
123

PLAIN HOOKS
PENNELL EYED HOOKS
W e carry in stock a selected a s s o r t m e n t o f various In three styles—Sproat, S n e c k or Limerick State
popular h o o k s a n d o f the v e r y highest quality W e style w a n t e d .
list herewith a f e w special patterns, b u t willfillor- Si,,. Per Per Per Per
bl2C Size
ders for a n y style at regular prices, a n d will b e Doz. 100 3oz. 100
pleased to q u o t e prices u p o n request. 3E3705 12 to 5 $.10 $.75 3E3709 2-0. . U S $.95
3E3706 3 io .80 3E3710 3-0. . .20 1.05
HAND FORGED O'SHAUGHNESSY HOOKS 3E3707 1 12 .85 3E3711 5-0. .25 1.25
Ringed 3E3708 1-0 15 90
Size Per Per Per Per PLAIN RINGED T R E B L E H O O K S
Doz. 100 Size S - d<
Doz. 100 Size Per doz.
3E3685 1-0 $.25 $1.50 3E3690 6-0 f.35 $2.10 3E3744 10 to .$.30 3E3749 5-0 . . ..$.60
3E3886 2-0 .25 1.55 3E3691 8-0 .40 2.70 3E3745 1-0 . . .35 3E3750 6-0 70
3E3687 3-0 .30 1.60 3E3692 10-0 .50 3.75 3E3746 2-0 . . .40 3E3751 7-0 85
3E3688 4-0 .30 1.65 3E3693 1?,-0 .85 6.00 3E3747 3-0 . . .45 3E3752 8-0 . . . . 1.00
3E3689 5-0 .35 1.80 . .50
3E3748 4-0 .
EXTRA HEAVY SHEEPSHEAD HOOKS FEATHERED RINGED TREBLE HOOKS
Sl2e Per doz.
Ringed—Bronze with turned out points 3E3753 10 to 1....$.45 3E3758 5-0
Size Per doz. Size Per doz. 3E3754
$.80
1-0 50 3E3759 6-0
3E3733 5, 4, 3 and 2 $.10 3E3735 2-0 a n d 3-0 $.20 1.00
3E3734 1 and 1-0.. .15 3E3755 2-0 55 3E3760 7-0 1.15
3E3756 3-0 65 3E3761 8-0
1.30
EXTRA H E A V Y L O N G S H A N K C A R L I S L E 3E3757 4-0 75
HOOKS BUCKTAIL RINGED TREBLE HOOKS
Ringed—Bronze Size Per doz. | Size Per doz,
Size Per doz Size Per doz.
3E3762 2 $1.10 3E3766 3-0 $1.75
3E3736 1, 1-0... $.10 3E3739 6-0. .. $.25 3E3764 1-0 1.45 | 3E3768 5-0 2.30
3E3737 2-0, 3-0. .15 3E3740 8-0. . . .30 MINNOW HOOKS
3E3738 4-0, 5-0. .20 T h e proper size and shape for catching m i n n o w s
shiners, grubs, etc. Packed 100 in a b o x
"SPECIAL G R A D E " V I R G I N I A HOOKS 3E3684 Per box $ 10
Ringed—Blued with turned out points
Per doz BAIT BOXES
Size Per doz.
3E3712 6, 5 and 3..$.15 CRESCENT SURF CASTERS SPECIAL
3E3715 1-0 . . .. $.30
3E3713 2 20 3E3716 2-0 40 This b o x m a d e
3E3714 1 25 3E3717 3-0 of n e w metal,
50
crescent shape, is
G E N U I N E VIRGINIA H O O K S — B L U E D the b o x for the
In t w o s t y l e s — R i n g e d o r Flatted E n d s . State m o s t critical salt
w h i c h style is w a n t e d . water fisherman.
Size Per doz. Size Per doz.
It will not rust or
3 E 3 7 1 8 10 to 6 $.10 3E3722 1 . . corrode.
$.20
3E3719 5 10 3E4303 W e i g h t , 11 oz., inch tig $2.25
3E3723 1-0 20
3E3720 3 12 3E3724 2-0 3E4304 S a m e as above except m a d e o f
25 tig 1.00
3E3721 2 15 3E3725 3-0
30 TIN B O X E S
RINGED L O N G S H A N K B L U E F I S H H O O K S Basket Pattern Crescent Pattern
_ Per doz. I Per doz.
3E3741 Small $.25 3E3743 Large $.45
3E3742 Medium .. .35 |
RINGED HOOKS—BRONZED
In three styles—Sproat, Sneck Carlisle. State
style a n d size w a n t e d .
Per Per Per Per
Size Size
Doz. 100 Doz. 100
3E3726 10 to $.10
1 $.75 3E3730 4-0. .$.20 $1.10
3E3727 1-0.. .. .12 .85 3E3731 5-0. . .25 1.15
3E3728 2-0... .12 .90 3E3732 8-0. .35 2.00 3 E 4 3 0 0 Basket ... tig $ .10
3E3729 3-0.. . .15 1.00 3 E 4 3 0 1 Crescent . : tig .15
" H O P P E R - C O O P " LIVE B O X F O R INSECTS
SPROAT OR S N E C K — T A P E R E D ENDS M a d e of tin plate,
For Fly Tying enamel finish, for
Put u p in b o x e s o f 100 in all sizes. carrying such baits as
Size Per box Size ;r box HOPPER,COOP crickets, grasshop-
3E3699 14 to ...$.45 3E3702 .3-0 .$.70 pers, beetles, June
LIVE B O X bugs, grubs, helgram-
3E3700 1-0 ... .60 3E3703 4-0 . .80 "'*'"T*r F O «'<—•::: .••
3E3701 2-0 . . ... .67 3E3704 5-0 . .90 ites, crawfish, lamp-
PAT..i»PP.UR>FOR reys, small f r o g s.
"SPECIAL G R A D E " G E N U I N E PENNELL T h e size just fits
EYED HOOKS the pocket, and, as
Bronzed. In three styles—Sproat, S n e c k a n d all c o r n e r s are
Limerick. State stvle w a n t e d . rounded, there are n o
Size er doz. Size er doz. sharp points. Size,
3E3694 1 2 to . .$.25 3E3697 3-0 .$.40 354 in. high, 3J4 in.
3E3695 1-0 .. . . .30 3E3698 5-0 . .50 wide, 154 in- thick.
3E3696 2-0 . . . . .35 3E3362 tig $ .15
124 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

S Q U I D S — F O R CASTING A N D T R O L L I N G
Style 1. Loaded Red Cedar
3E3769 I 4 Length of body, 454
ins. Each $ .30
3E3769 Length of body, 6 ins.
Each $ .40
Style 2. Eel
3E3770 Length of body, 454
ins. Each $ .40
Style 3. Loaded Bonefish
Length of body,
inches 354 4J4 554
3E3771 Each.... $.45 .50 .55
Style 4. Fish
3E3772 Length of body, 454
ins. Each $ .50
Style 5. Bluefish
W e carry the best quality
block tin, with swivel.
Length Weight Each
3E3773 3 ins. iy4 ozs. $ .30
3E3774 354 ins. 2 ozs. .35
3E3775 4 ins. 254 ozs. .40
3E3776 454 ins. 254 ozs. .45
$ .75 Style 8. Mackerel and Weakfish
3E3777 554 ins. 4 ozs. .65
1.25 Best quality block tin with patent swivel. A
Atlantic Coast T u n a
favorite for both casting and trolling.
3E3778 A large sized bluefish
3E3783 Length of tin, 154, VA,tysinches.. $ .10
squid which is used success- .45
SKITTERING GANGS
fully on the Atlantic coast
3E4342 Each $ .15
for Tunafishing.6 ins. long
For pork rind, belly of perch, etc. M a d e up of
3E4981 7 ins. long
two Cincinnati bass hooks, tied tandem style on
Style 6. Belmar
treble twisted gut and a lip hook.
3E3779S TLength of body, VA inches.
A N L E Y W E E D L E S S SPINNER Each LIVE F R O G H A R N E S S
Style 7. Pearl Weakfish
3E3780 On size 7-0, 6-0, 5-0 and 4-0, hooks
any size $.10

The frog is held without hooking, and it is always

in natural position. Extra quality filed pointed, 4-0
Sproat style hook, front, with 6-0 Carlisle style hook,
rear, and the best music wire nickel plated.
3E3680 T w o sizes, medium and small
The guard folds back when fish is hooked. Each
tig $ .35
3E3237 Size 4/0 or 6/0 $.25
WEEDLESS CASTING HOOKS COOPER'S WEEDLESS PORKER
Absolutely weed-proof and always
retains its proper position. B y yield-
ing readily, it insures hooking the
fish when a strike is made from any
direction.
The double ring and swivel com- For bass, pike, and pickerel.
bination makes it non-kinking, pre- 3E3805 Carlisle hooks. Sizes 3-0 and 4-0
vents twisting of bait and adds life- Each flfj $ .25
like action to minnow or pork rind. One-half dozen tig 1.25
M a d e of the highest grade hollow-
W E E D L E S S B U C K T A I L "BOBS"
point hooks and the best music wire,
n For bass and pickerel casting or
and is nickeled over a heavy copper
skittering." Mounted on large size
plate to prevent rusting.
single hook of proper size.
3E3806 4-0 and 6-0 Carlisle,
3E3809 Length, about 3
plain tig $ .15 inches
tig $ .25
3E3807 3-0 and 5-0 Sproat,
plain tig .15
3E3808 5-0 Carlisle
Sproat
weighted
or 6-0
tig .20
 FISHING T A C K L E 125

S W I V E L A N D LINK C O M B I N A T I O N S

Style 1 — " Y a n k e e " Trolling Style 7—"Allright" Cross Line

A "new wrinkle" for deep trolling where a heavy U s e d for Salt W a t e r bait fishing. Will k e e p the
sinker is used. Fish always strikes against taut line. leader f r o m twisting a r o u n d the line. H o l d s bait
3E4245 Each $ .10 desired distance f r o m the b o t t o m a n d lets it drift
Style 2—"Cross-Line" w i t h the tide.
For use in sea and river fishing where there is 3E4254 Each $ .10
much tide or current. Bait swings free in all di- Style 8 — F i n e Steel W a t c h Spring
rections. 3E4255 O n size 4 swivels Per Doz. $.35
3E4246 Size 6 swivel Per Doz. .30 3E4256 O n size 2 swivels Per Doz. .35
3E4247 Size 4 swivel Per Doz. .30 3E4257 O n size 1 swivels Per Doz. .35
3E4248 Size 1 swivel Per Doz. .30 G e r m a n Silver Connecting Links
Style 3—Steel Split Rings For attaching lines to leaders, gangs, traces.
For attaching hooks or flies to casting baits. 3E4258 About size 4 swivel Per Doz. $.10
3E4249 Small, m e d i u m and large..Per doz. 05 3E4259 About size 2 swivel Per Doz. .15
Style 4—"Treble" Casting 3E4260 About size 1 swivel Per Doz. .20
Used largely in surf-casting, also trolling. Style 9—Swivel G a n g s
3E4250 M a d e of size 1-0 swivels..Per Doz. .40 For use in trolling with spinning baits to prevent
3E4251 M a d e of size 3-0 swivels..Per Doz. .50 line from kinking. Six best bronze barrel swivels-
Style 5 — B r a s s Snap H o o k s connected. H a s bronze clew spring one end for at-
F o r attaching h o o k s to trawd o r set lines. taching hooks or spoons.
3E4252 Per Doz. 20 3E4264 Gang of 6; size 10 swivels. . .Each $ .15
Style 6—Steel H o o k 3E4265 G a n g of 6; size 6 swivels. . .Each .20
Excellent for quickly attaching spoons or spinners 3E4266 Gang of 6; size 3 swivels. . .Each .35
to line. Style 10—Catalina Swivel
3E4253 O n size 4 swivel Per Doz. $ .35 This swivel was designed to relieve the strain and
C L E W SPRINGS strengthen the weak spot in a line when it is at-
The safest attachment for spoons, spinners, etc. tached, to a line—namely the knot—as it is a k n o w n
3E4261 O n size 10 swivels Per Doz. .30 fact that a knot reduces the strength of a line at
3E4262 O n size 4 swivels Per Doz. .35 least 25 per cent.
3E4263 O n size 1/0 swivels Per Doz. .40 3E4267 Each $.10
S W I V E L S -Best Imported Grade
The large illustration o f
actual sizes s h o w n apply to all
three styles. Style C h a s a
spring loop attached to the
swivel, b u t t h e swivel itself
c o m e s in the s a m e sizes as the
other t w o styles.
Style A — B r o n z e Barrel
Size Doz'.
3E4229 12 $ .25
3E4230 10 .15
3E4231 9 to 7. .15
3E4232 6 to 2. .20
3E4233 1 .25
3E4234 1-0 .30
3E4235 2-0 .35 Styles A and B — A c t u a l Sizes
3E4236 3-0 . . . .40

Style P. Style C

Style B—Regular Brass Barrel Style C—Brass Spring

Size Doz. Size Doz. Size Doz. Size Doz.
3E4292 10 to 2...$ .12 3E4294 1-0... £ .20 $ .35
3E4241 6 to 2 $ .25 3E4243 1-0...
3E4293 1 .15 3E4295 2-0... .25
.40
3E4296 3-0... .35 3E4242 1 30 3E4244 2-0...
Dozen prices will apply to orders of 6 or more. All Swivels on this page delivered free in the United
States w h e n ordered in this quantity.
136 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH C O , 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YOR1

I M P O R T E D INSECTS
Very fine soft rubber bodies
on highest quality eyed hooks
(without snells), and with
silk gauze wings. All are
beautifully made and true to
life in the smallest detail. T h e
closest possible imitation of
the natural insects and a most
deadly lure at all seasons, and
especially so during the low
water of summer.
Stone Fly Cricket
STONE Blue
Shad Bottle
Fly House
W a s p Fly
Bee Beetle
3E3936 A n y Stvle. Eaayc hFly
Grasshopper M ^ $ .25
CRICKET 3E3937 Full assortment
of 10 tig 2.25
HELGRAMITES OR DOBSONS QUILL D E V O N M I N N O W

Fine quality soft rubber. Black bodies with

bronze heads. For trout and salmon. Light in weight and can
$ .25
3E3931 Lengths, 1, 1J4, 254 inches. Each be cast with the lightestflyrod.
ENGLISH W O R M T A C K L E 3E4656 Length, 1 inch. Each tig $ .50
3E4987 154 inches long. Each tig .75
3E4988 254 inches long. Each tig 1.00
Soft rubber, hand painted. CALEDONIAN MINNOW
3E3934 Lengths, V/2 and 2 inches. Each tig $ .25
FLY M I N N O W S

Hard rubber with curved forms. A n especiallv

3E4994 M a d e of soft rubber single hook and gut good spinning bait for large trout and bass
loop 154 inches long. Each tig $.20 3E4657 Length, 2 inches. Each. flg $ 40
L A M P E R EELS 3F.4989 3 inches long. Each.. flg "e0
3E4990 4 inches long. Each 'qg ^75
ENGLISH "DACE" BAIT

The most used for bass and wall eyed pike.

M a d e of soft rubber.
With tandem forged or treble hook as illustrated.
3F4991 Each tig $ .60 A particularly effective bait for black bass, pike,
K E N T CHAMPION FLOATER
?F4fl« ' fC' tf °'?red i?y ha,ld true t0
fe. "
3F4658 Length, 4 inches. Each... •.tig $.80
M O U S E BAIT

M a d e of cedar wood. Finished onlv in one style,

to imitate a yellow bellv frog. A killer for bass. Soft rubber, covered with real skin. \ splendid
Length of body, 254 inches. Fitted with three treble
hooks.
%?JZ? r*ck \fS' Moimted with ^ hook
3E3919 w $ .50 3H.3890 Grey Mouse, body 22 inches.
inches flp « ,.„
60
3E3891 White Mouse, body 2 " ' ' - ™ $ -60
 FISHING T A C K L E
127
T H E "ELFIN" S P I N N E R
F A R CASTING BAIT F O R A L L G A M E FISH
Weighs but 1/16 of
an ounce. Finest
treble hook mounted
on split ring and de-
tachable.
Each Dozen
K E Z S S,ck,', ?r>'ass blades «$-15tig$1.65
S S e a r b^es, small tig .25tig2.50
3E3794 Pearl blades, large tig .S5 tig 3.50
HILDEBRANDT SPINNERS A small spinner of just the right weight to cast
Nickel plated, mounted on piano wire, with rever- with a bait-casting rod—spins very easily—has snap
sible spoon carriers, which enables the spoon to re- connection for changing flies and hooks.
verse when playing a fish. 3K3290 Single or treble hooks fg $.35
T H E JAMISON T R O U T S P O O N
Nickel plated spoon blades,
three sizes, four different
colors of feathers—white,
yellow, red, and brown.
These spoons are espe-
Standard cially suitable for casting
Table Showing Size of Blades withflyrods.
Sizes 0 and X, 54-inch. Sizes 3 and C, l}4-inch 3E3789 No. 2, large. N o .
Sizes 1 and A 54-inch. Sizes 354 and D, 154-inch 4, medium. No. 6,
Sizes 2 and B "s-inch. Sizes 4 and E, 1 y -inch sma11 Eachtig$ .25 Doz.tig$2.50
With
With
Size Blades
Bucktail
Fancy SKINNER'S CASTING A N D T R O L L I N G
Fly
0, 1, 2, 3, 354. Single. . .Eachtig$ .25 Fly SPOONS
X, A, B, C, D. Double. .Each tig .35 $ .30
4 .40
Single. . • Each tig .30
E .35 Used with or without bait.
Double. • Each tig .40
.45 No. 1 has size 154 hook; No. 2, size 2-0; No. 3,
3-0. T w o styles—nickel and white.
3E3834 Each tig $ .20
SKINNER'S A U X I L I A R Y S P O O N

Slim Eli
Table showing size of blades. M a d e in nickel and enamel finish.
Size 1 and A , 1 -inch. Size 3 and C, 154-inch. 3F.3835 Sproat hooks, sizes, 2-0 and 1.. $ .25
Size 2 and B,;l%e-inch. Size 3 54 and D, 154-inch. CE3836 Sproat hooks, sizes 3-0 and 1-0. .25
Sizes Blades Bucktail Fly Fancy Fly
1; 2, 3, 3J4. Single....Eachtig$ .25 tig $ .30 BASS SPINNERS
A, B, C, D. Double...Each tig .30 tig .35 Brass Nickel Plated
"NEPIGON" SPINNER
Aluminum head and
bright silver or gold
body. Peacock herl
itv treble hooks. at head and red feath-
3E3787 Length, 1 inch . ered tail. Finest qual- .40
3E3788 Length, 154 inches .50
T H E " H A L C Y O N " SPINNER Very good for striped bass.
For large 3F.3855 Blades 1, l's or l's inches. Each $ .15
t r o u t and " M O N T A U K " SPINNER
bass. Swiv-
eled h e a d
and the
w h o l e fly
spins. Alu-
m i n u m head Nickel blades, red enamel inside. The best spin-
a n d bright ner for striped bass. Also used as an "attractor" in
silver body. trolling for togue, lake trout, etc. Length of blade,
D r e s s e d 2 inches.
With peacock herl, touched with red at shoulder and 3F.3854 tig $ .20
tad. Size 1 Sproat hooks.
3E3786 tig $ .50
128 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

THE "CASSETTE" SPINNER PEARL MINNOW

^I'/WUllli/s.
•y/»v\\j \
M o u n t e d with G e r m a n silver fins a n d wire run
ning lengthwise of the bait
354-inch treble twisted snells with silver-plated 3E3930 Length of Pearl, 254 inches. 75
spoon. Snell is protected by rubber sheath. F o r 3E393054 W i t h curved body .50
bass and large trout, ouananiche, etc.
"Parmachenee Belle," "Silver Doctor," "Montreal." PEARL SPOONS
3E3790 Trout. A n y pattern tig $.50
3E3791 Bass. A n y pattern tig .50
T H E "RAINBOW" FLEXIBLE MINNOW

V e r y successful for lake trout.

3E3840 Single blades, small, m e d i u m and
large E a c h tig $ .35
PEARL WOBBLER
Soft, flexible bodies. Beautifully colored true to
life, in brown and green. F o r large trout in either
stream or lake fishing. Very light in weight and can
be easily cast by fly rod.
3E4659 Style A , l}4-in. long, 1 treble hook.
Each tig $ .30 3E3847 Blade, 254 in. Treble H o o k . E a c h . 25
3E4660 Style B , 254-in. long, 2 treble hook. 3E3847I/4 Blade, 3J4 in. Treble H o o k . Each. .30
Each tig .45
THE SPINNING SYLPH "GOLDEN WOBBLER" SPOON

H o r n bodies. Easily cast with fly rod and a par- F o r pike, pickerel and lake trout. Polished metal,
ticularly fetching bait for large trout. gold color, which will not tarnish.
3E4655 1J4 inches long tig $ .50 3E3802 Blade 254 inches tig $.35
3E4985 254 inches long tig .75 3E3803 Blade 354 inches tig .35
3E4986 354 inches long tig 1.00 LOWE'S "STAR" SPOONS
WATERWITCH SPINNING BAIT
F o r Trout, Ouananiche, Black Bass, L a k e Trout

T h e blades are "hump-back" shape, upper half sil-

ver plated, lower half gold plated.
Single Spoons Size Blade Double Spoon
C o m p o s e d of a series of metal ball strung o n a 3E3818
.75 1-0 254 in. 3E3826 <1$1.00
wire shank, which, w h e n being trolled, causes a dis- 3E3819 n. 3E3827. .85
.55
placement of water, the spinner flashing like a small 3E3820 6 in. 3E3828. .85
.55
fish escaping for its life. M o u n t e d with three treble 3E3821 1-48 n. 3E3829. .75
.50
hooks, which can be removed if y o u desire to fish 3E3822 VA n. 3E3830. .70
.50
with only one hook. 3E3823 154 in. 3E3831.
.50 .70
3E4651 Length ot body, 154 inches, small trout qg$.65 3F.3824 VA n. 3E3832. .70
.40
3E4652 Length of bodv, 2 inches, trout tig .65 3E3825
.40 1 in. 3E3833. .70
3E4653 Length of body, 254 inches, salmon. . . .tig .75
"TEMAGAMI" L A K E T R O U T SPOON
THE IMPROVED "SILVER SOLDIER"
SPOON

Size Length For Hooks Each

3E4661 1 2% L a k e Trout Treble.<$$.75 Designed for heavy fishing.
3E4662 4 2A Salmon and Bass T r e b l e . ^ .60 3E3844 Size 1. Blade 2 in." Each $ .40
r
3E4663 2'4 Salmon and Bass Single.tig .50 3E3845 Size 2. Blade 3 in Each .50
3E4664 6 vy Trout Single.tig .50 3E3846 Size 3. Blade 4 in Each .60
 FISHING T A C K L E 129
FLUTED CASTING & T R O L L I N G SPOONS " D O U B L E E A G L E " BASS SPINNER

Non-tarnishing gold color metal. For bass and

lake trout.
Shanks of heavy steel wire, mounted with swivel 3E3804 Full length, 5 inches tig $.50
and 6-inch twisted steel wire leader, silvered. Blades
heavily nickeled. Treble hooks, bright, and finely THE "TANDEM" SPOON
feathered.
Size Blade Ear Size Blade Each
3E3810 8 1 in. <®S.25 3E3814 3 1 % in. <tg$.35
3E3811 7 154 in.tig.25 3E3815 2 254 in.tig.40
3E3812 6 VAin.tig .25 3E3816 1-0 2)4 in-tig.50
3E3813 4 154 in.tig.30

ARCHER SPINNER
Blades spin fast and easily—one right and one left.
No. Blade
3E3798 9 54-in Nickel or White Enamel' $.25
3E3799 8 1 -in Nickel or White Enamel< .30
3E3800 7 154-in Nickel or White Enamel' .35
3E3801 5 154-in Nickel, Enamel or Gold' .50
ATTRACTORS

Run the needle through minnow, press down points

of adjustable metalfinsinto gills and minnow is held
securely. Five sizes : Trout, Small Salmon, Salm-
on, Small Pike, Pike.
3E3884 A n y size tig $.50
For all deep water trolling. It is generally placed
"MAINE" SPINNERS from 10 to 20 feet ahead of the bait or spoon and its
purpose is to draw fish from a distance. M a d e of
(To conform with Maine Laws)
hard rolled plate, finished one side silver and one
Similar to Archer. T h e new styles are in various
side copper, with swivel at each end. Length, 6
sizes same as old styles and differ only in the fact
inches.
that they have a lip and one trailer hook instead of
3E3889 tig $.50
treble gangs. Five sizes: Trout, Small Salmon,
Salmon, Small Pike, Pike. THE CELEBRATED "PHANTOM" MINNOW
3E3885 A n y size tig $.50
CORNWALL SPINNER
Can be used with
any size minnow.
For wall - eyed
pike, pickerel, etc., Finest quality pure silk bodies, beautifully colored.
on 3-foot piano Furnished in blue and silver, brown spotted or silver.
wire leader and Size Length Each Size Length Each
swivel. Spoon 154 3E3892 0 154in.<$$.35 3E3898 6 3%in.*S$.45
inches long. 3E3893 1 2 in.^E .35 3E3899 7 454in.f(g -55
T a k e off t h e 3E3894 2 254 in.tig .35 3E3900 8 VAinM .65
hook, run the wire 3E3895 3 2Ain.tig .35 3E3901 9 554in.<S -75
loop into the min- 3E3896 4 2%in.tig .35 3E3902 10 6 in.tig .83
now's mouth and 3E3897 5 3Ain.tig .35
out at the tail,
then put on the T H E "PORPOISE" M I N N O W
hook, p r e s s t h e Same style as above, but made from fine porpoise
tube d o w n t h e hide, with metal head and fins. Hooks mounted on
3E3842
throat. heavy six-ply twisted gut, and has 10-inch six-ply gut
3E3843
tig $ .30 leader with two swivels. M a d e expressly for the
With (254-inch) nickel blade....tig .50 heavy fishing and practically indestructible. Fin-
C O R N W A L L SPINNER ished in blue and silver or plain silver.
Size Length Each
Similar to above.
3E3903 5 354 inches. $ .90
For Muscallonge and other large fish.
inches. 1.00
Made extra strong and with two large treble 3E3904
6
VA inches. 1.10
hooks; one of these is on a piece of chain ahead of 3E3905
3E3906 454 inches. 1.20
the spoon, which is 354 inches long and is used for 9
3E3907 554 inches. 1.35
a lip hook to hold the bait.
3E4982 % S 1 - 0 0 3E3908
10 6 inches. 1.50
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C H A U T A U Q U A S P I N N E R — R U B B E R JOINT L A K E G E O R G E L A K E T R O U T , PIKE A N D
MUSCALLONGE SPOON
T o take trout
by deep trolling
on grounds in-
For bass, pickerel, pike and muscallonge. B y an habited- by the
ingenious fastening the hooks on this spinner are small white fish.
always held out straight. 3E4993 Length of spoon, 454 inches; width,
3E3880 Length of Blade, 254 inches.... <C $ .65 154 inches. Each % $ .65
CANADA SPOON No. 4 WITH BUCKTAIL THE "FLORIDA" SPOON
GANG
For All Large Game Fish

For casting, skittering, trolling, with and without

bait. Finished, nickel outside, white enamel inside.
3E3858 Size 1. Tarpon and Bluefish ; length,
Has hard, light copper blade, 354 inches long. 5 inches % $ .50
3E3879 tig $.85 3E3859 Size 2. Muscallonge a n d P i k e ;
length, 354 inches tig .30
"CORBETT" MUSCALLONGE SPOON
3E3860 Size 3. Bass and Pickerel; length,
2 inches tig .20
"BIG FOUR" COMBINATION SPOONS

Blades spin close to shanks and are striped with

white enamel.
3E3872 Size 1. Blade, 3 inches
3E3873 Size 2. Blade, 454 inches
THE "ONTARIO" MUSCALLONGE SPOON
Each spoon has four blades, easily attached, fin-
tig $.75
ished in silver, copper, brass and white. Mounted
tig .90
with twisted wire trace and swivel.
3E3881 Sizel. Bass and togue. Blade,2 in.fg$.65
3E3882 Size 2. Pike and pickerel. Blade,2A in.ff .75
3E3883 Size 3. Muscallonge. Blade, 354 in.ff .85
AUTOMATIC STRIKER SPOON BAIT
Silver Finish

3E3874 Size 1. O n e 454-in. and 3-in. blade,

double hook tig $ .85
3E3876 Size 3. O n e 3-in. .65 For large trout, bass, salmon and salt v7ater game
hooks fish, including tarpon. T h e spoon is dotted and the
C A N A D A M U S C A L L O N G E No. 5 eye of the hook set through the small trigger piece
Lip Hook Spoon With All Steel Gang which runs in the slot. W h r n the fish strikes, the
hook automatically releases itself and the strike is
made by thefishat exactly the right instant $ .55
3E3869 Size 4. Spoon length, 2S4. inches..fjj .65
3E3870 Size 5. Spoon length, 3 '4 inches.. ti) .80
T o be used with a bait of frog or perch. Bronze 3E3871 Size 6. Spoon length, 454 inches. .$ 1.00
color or white spoon. 3E3871I4 SizeAL. W I L Slength,
7. Spoon ON SP O Oinches..*!
554 N
3E3877 Blades 354 inches long tig $.85
3E3878 Extra blades for above. ... Each tig .20
Doz. (g 2.25
THE "SIX-RAY" SPOON

For large game fish trolling in Florida, the Gulf

and California and fresh-water game fishes Ger-
The favorite salmon spoon of the Pacific coast. m a n silver blades, hooks attached with patent link,
Also very effective for Kingfish, Bluefish, Channel which allows them to swing free in all directions.
Bass, Barracuda, Muscallonge, Pike, etc. 3E3861 Size 3. Blade, 254 inches. . . fffi $ 35
Size Blade Each Size Blade .Each
3E3848 3 254 in.fffi$.25 3E3851 554 4 in.^g$.65 3E3862 Size 4. Blade, 254 inches... "tig 40
3F3849 4 25 \ 'm.tig .45 3E3852 6 3E3863 Size5. Blade, 354 inches. .
VAA m.tig .75 "m '50
3F.3850 5 354 m.tig .45 3E3853 7 5)4 in.ff .90 3E3864 Size 6. Blade, VA inches \"fffi 65
3F.3865 Size 7. Blade, 554 inches. . "tig 75
 FISHING TACKLE 131

DOWAGIAC MINNOWS
Dowagiacs are the best finished of any wooden lures. They will be found in the kits of all Western
Anglers where the water conditions particularly favor their use. Eastern Anglers have also found them
good killers in casting and trolling.
1500 Series
HEDDON'S N E W W O O D E N MINNOW
N e w style of detachable
hook fastening and the
H e d d o n n e w patented
D u m m y Double type of
Hook. Sinking Bait, length
of body, three inches, as-
sorted colors.
3E4984 tig $ 1.00

1700 Series

Floats, dives and swims. T h e Wiggler floats

when at rest. A s soon as the bait is moved it
dives under the water and swims from side to
side.
3E4404 $ .75

Series 100 Series 150

Length of minnow, 354 inches. Weight, about 18

Length of minnow is 254 inches and weighs ap- dwts. Underwater Bait.
proximately 14 dwts. Underwater Bait. 3E4317 Popular colors tig $.85
3E4311 Popular colors, any style tig $-75
MOONLIGHT FLOATING BAIT
Series 10

Body shaped with five flat surfaces, length of

body, 254 inches.
Style For large and small mouth bass, pickerel and mus-
3E4309 10 White bodv with trouted spots callonge. This bait is excellent for night fishing.
tig$ .75 It casts a glowing phosphorescent light when on the
3E4310 11 Yellow body with trouted spots water, and is called the "luminous, self glowing
.75 bait." It is also equally successful for day fishing.
3E3920 Length, 4 inches tig $ .65
M A N H A T T A N SURFACE BAIT
T h e old reli- THE TROUT BOB
able surface
bait, m a d e of
white enam-
eled w o o d
with three
single hooks
as illustrated
or with three Similar to Moonlight Floating Bait and used for
treble hooks. trout.
3E4522 N o . 1. Length, 254 inches $.40 3E3921 Length, 154 inches *ffi $-35
3E4523 N o . 2. Length, 354 inches 50
132 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

RUSH'S T A N G O MINNOW MECHANICAL SWIMMING FROG

True to life in action and
HAS ALL THE WABBLE DIP AND DIVE appearance. M o r e alive than
a live frog.
Tie the line to the eyelet
at the head of frog and,
after making the cast, jerk
the same as with a live frog
and the results
will be exactly
life-like.
3E3914tig$1.00

•MEADOW" FROGS
H a s all the life-like swimming motions of a min-
n o w in action. W h e n not in action it floats. Hooks
being behind the bodv of bait, it is practically a
W E E D L E S S BAIT.
3E4405 Assorted colors. Each $.75

WILSON'S FLUTED WOBBLER

M a d e offinestquality hollow, soft rubber, beau-

WR/GGLES tifully finished and painted true to nature. Mounted
UK£A with bright treble hooks and gimp loop.
L/VE^
3E3915 Length, 254 inches tig $ .30
M/NNOIV 3E3916 Length, 354 inches tig .35
Semi-Surface Bait
Floats w h e n N o t in Motion.
GREEN FROGS
3E4985 Each .75
S a m e quality as " M e a d o w " Frogs.
WILSON'S W I N G E D W O B B L E R Solid soft rubber mounted with best treble hooks
and gimp loop.
Deep Water Bait
No. 1W 3E3917 Frog, 154 inches long tig $.25
3E3918 Froggie, 1 inch long tig .20

L U T Z P O R K R I N D BAIT
This pork is especially cured;
tough and lasting, yet soft and pli-
able to give that m i n n o w tail wig-
gle, the secret of its great success
for Bass, Pike, Pickerel and all
T H E " C O A X E R " BAITS
g a m e fish. A t times a strand of
scarlet yarn sewed through the side
or a b o w knot tied in the bend of
the hook will bring good results-
one dozen in screw-top bottle
3E4985 $ ,25
B y mail 25c. extra.
M a d e with white bodies, red fins and tail.

SurfaceBaits P O R K R I N D BAIT
3F.3909 Size 1. Length, 354 inches tig $ .50
3E3910 Size 2. Length, 254 inches tig .50 A most effect-
3E3911 Luminous Coaxer for night fish- ive bait for Bass
.75 and Pickerel, es-
ing tig
3E3912 Muskie "Coaxer." M a d e extra large pecially for cast-
tig 1.00 ing in connection
and strong for Muscallonge
with enameled
Sinking Baits casting spoons. Cut
3E3913 For casting or trolling, with weed m i n n o w shape and
less guard. Length, 3'/> inches tig .40 packed 8 in a box.
3E3939 .... $ .15
 FISHING T A C K L E 133

HORSE MACKEREL

M a d e in the same finish as 3E3422, except that
the hook has 2 barbs and a 5-foot wire cable at-
tached. T h e object of this gaff is that when the
hook has been driven into the fish the handle comes
away from hook, the angler then having the hand-
3E4339 Each...
D E V I L FISH L A N C E
ling of the fish with a rope which
has been previously attached to wire
leader. These gaffs are recom-
mended for use in gaffing large
fish in high seas.
$6.50
TELESCOPING I M P O R T E D ENGLISH
S A L M O N GAFFS

M a d e especially to kill large fish which have been Style 1. 1554 inches when closed—opened, 28
brought to or approached by the boat. 21 inches, inches long. Point protected by screw cap.
hand forged steel blade, ground to a knife edge on 3E3414 tig $3.50
both sides. Polished and nickel plated. Blade is
3 inches wide and screws into a 6-ft. ash handle.
_.<*?
3E3531 Complete $10.00 Stvle 2. A very strong, serviceable gaff, 15 inches
SPECIAL TARPON GAFFS when closed, 36 inches when opened. H a s three
3E3421 Fine tempered steel tang hook, pol- sections. T h e guard, which protects point of gaff,
ished and plated, with 6-foot ash folds against shaft when in use. Weight, 15 ounces.
handle, slot for hook $2.50 3E3415 tig $5.50
'IDEAL" SECTIONAL G A F F H O O K S
3E3422 Extra fine and heavy gaff hook,
ground, tempered and plated. H o o k
screws into strong waterproof socket
on 6-foot straight grained selected Set up, is as strong and rigid as one piece. Length,
ash handle, with cord wrapped hand set up, 21 inches; unjointed, 7 inches. Weighs but 5
grasps 4.50 ounces. Nickel plated, ebonized handle.
MOUNTED GAFFS—Style A 3E3423 tig $ .75
CrBnlTOnHffkliZP HHMHS "'""-••-."'M""iMrniH^w" , n^» SCREW GAFF HOOKS
These hooks are threaded and will screw' into all
"Harrimac" handles.
3E3416 Size, 8 inches long, 2J4 inches wide $ .50
M a d e from fine spring steel. H o o k 8 inches long, 3E3417 Socket tofithook to plain handle.. .25
2J4 inches wide, with two jointed, 4-foot handle.
3E3412 $1.25
TANG HOOKS
3E3418 For lashing upon plain handles. .25
Style B
3E3419 Size, 7 inches long by
by 23 inches wide .20
3E3420 Tarpon gaff. H a n d forge steel, tem-
pered and plated 1-25
Size of hook, 7 inches long by 2 inches wide. HARPOONS
Handle, 3 feet long with scored grip. Best pattern folding leaf
3E3413 $ .50 head. The most approved de-
SPEARS sign for harpooning all large
3E3425 $ .50 fish. M a d e of best tool steel,

f Hand-forged 5-prong barbed

with long screw tong and fer-
rule, 354 spread.
3E3426 $ .75
hand forged and tempered,
heavily nickel plated over cop-
per. Prices include steel bar
for connection with handle.
SUCKER SPEARS 3E3429 Small $3 25
3E3270 5-prong 3-inch 3E3430 Large 3.75
spread tonged. $ .18 4-foot bronze ware cable
3E3271 6-prong 354-in. spliced in eye of har-
spread tonged. .20 poon, with swivel at
end, extra 1.25
FROG SPEARS JOINTED
3E3424 5-prong socket
H A R P O O N HANDLES
and guard. . . $ .20
M a d e of selected second-
EEL SPEARS growth ash in 5-foot sections
3E3427 For m u d 6 chant $1.25 joining with waterproof screw
3E3428 For sand 7 chant 1.50 connection, making complete
handle 10 feet long. Fitted
with
3E3431
for attaching
slotted head
harpoon.
and set screw
$4.00
134 A B E R C R O M B I E & F I T C H C O , 53-5 W . 36th S T R E E T , N E W YORK

T H E JOHN BRIGHT SALMON LANDING FOLDING LANDING NET RINGS WITH

NET STAFF
(Imported)
M a d e for landing heavy
fish. This net is m a d e
with hickory arms, 28
inches long, and a heavy
leather thong across the
top andfittedwith a 37- Thev are very light, yet strong and durable. T h e
inch strong black English ring is folded or expanded easily and quickly, and
salmon net. Hickory it is never necessary" to remove the net. T h e
handle 454 feet long, handles, which are m a d e in two pieces, are jointed
which screws on t h e bv a strong ferrule the same as a rod, and are 4
frame. feet long when jointed. Size of ring when open,
The frame is easily put 15x13-14 inches.
together and can be taken 3E3400 Steel frame, nickel plated, w o o d
apart without removing handle 3E $2-25
the net for convenience in 3E3401 Steel frame, nickel plated, bamboo
packing. handle tig 2.50
3E4381 Completetig$8.50 3E3402 Bronze frame (rust-proof), bamboo
3E4382 Extra nets, handle tig 3.25
each . tig 1.75 3E3403 Steel frame, extra strong, bamboo
"BROOK" LANDING NET handle tig 3.50
(All fitted with Waterproof^Nets).
Above nets fitted with Rondack Nets.
3E3400 Frame with Rondack Net $3.50
3E3401 Frame with Rondack Net 3.75
3E3402 Frame with Rondack Net 4.75
3E3403 Frame with Rondack Net 5.00
Salmon Model
A good model for trout fishing. Well made with M a d e especially for salmon fishing, for fish of
rattan frame and wood handle, fitted with elastic medium size, and when it is more desirable to net
rubber cord for carrying over shoulder, which per- the fish instead of gaffing. H a s 6-foot, 2-jointed
mits of the net being stretched to full arm's length bamboo handle. Ring w h e n open, 19x16 inches.
adjusting itself close under the arm when released. 3E3404 Steel frame, japanned, with braided
3E3391 Complete with good net tig $.75 linen waterproof net tig $3.75
With Rondack Net 5.50
SQUARE BOTTOM LANDING NETS
"I D L" Wading Model
W h e n netted, thefishlieflatin II For wading streams and
the bottom, lessening the chance -c——^ ^"™"*\^ all purposes w h e r e a
of escape, and they are more (f " ^ — J f V "handy" net is required.
easily removed. They are also —_ M ^ M _- J / ^"PBTC" I H a s a 6-inch scored wood
m u c h easier to handle as they \ J handle and elastic cord for
open out full and roomy when V^^ J carrying the net over the
scooping, and do not pull in the ^—^^ shoulder—it allows the net
water as the taper nets do. to be stretched at arm's length and, when released,
All have double top loops to fitholds it snugly below the arm. Size w h e n opened,
over net frame, insuring greater 954x11 inches. Trout size. Japanned frame with
strength and durability. linen net.
3£
3405 tig $1.25
Deep Waterproof Linen 3E5000 I D L W a d i n g Model with water-
3E3393 20 inches tig $.60 tig $.35 proof square bottom net... 150
3E3394 24 inches tig .75 tig .50 3E5001 With Rondack Net 2.25
3E3395 30 inches tig 1.00 tig .65 "Our Own" Model
3E3396 36 inches tig 1.25 tig .75 "Our O w n " model is a general favorite where a
W h e n ordering give number and state which medium size is required, when the elastic cord is
material is desired. not favored. It has a 30-inch bamboo handle Size
RONDACK of ring when opened, 1134x13 .nches.
Square Bottom Fine Mesh Landing Nets Bass size.
Hard finish and waterproof. These nets are a 3E5002 With square bottom net $1.25
great improvement over the ordinary k i n d — m a n y 3E3406 With square bottom waterproof net 1 5 0
times when landing smallfisli,they get caught by 3E5003 With Rondack Net 2.25

the gills in the coarse mesh. A fish so caught will REGULAR COTTON MINNOW DIP NETS
die even if it is released immediately. The best quality and make. M e s h is 34-inch at
Deep Deep top, tapering to 54-inch at bottom.
3E4996 18 in. tig $1.25 I 3E4998 24 in. fffi 2.00 Deep Deep
3E4997 21 in. tig 1.50 I 3E4999 30 in. ff 2 J 0 3E3384 18 in. tig $ .45 I 3E3387 36 in fffi $195
They can also be used for catching minnows or 3E3385 24 in. tig . 70 3E3388 48 in tig i 75
shrimp, etc. 3E3386 30 in. fffi .95 3E3389 60 in ff 3 6 0
 FISHING T A C K L E

PLAIN M I N N O W SEINES
Rigged with floats and sinkers, ready mm.
for use. Allfinishedin m u d color. 4
ft. deep, 54-inch mesh
3E336654 4 feet....
3E3367 8 feet....
3E3368 12 feet..
3E3369 15 feet....
3E3370 20 feet., t
3E3370I4 30 ft \\\
M I N N O W OR SHRIMP NETS
EXTRA QUALITY MINNOW SEINES
.Three-eighth-inch mesh. Twine 20-6 cord.
Fine hand-made netting built for service, brown
Rigged ready for use.
color, thoroughly waterproofed, 20 feet long 4 feet $7.30
3E3372 4 feet
deep, 54-inch mesh. Rigged with cork floats and
3E3373 4}j feet '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 8.50
leads, ready for use.
3E3371
$8.50 MULLET CASTING NETS
M I N N O W PAIL DIP N E T S One-inch mesh. Twine 20-9 cord. Rigged ready
For removing minnows for use.
safely from bait pails, 3E3374 4' . feet
seines and traps. Nickel- 3E3375 5 feet
$ .25
plated frame with 6-inch 3E3376 6 feet
net.
3E3390
FOLDING M I N N O W TRAP
M a d e of strong 54-inch mesh netting
on the principle of the fyke net and
very successful wherever used.
Z£jf.~~
3E3380 Length, 3 feet Diameter, 1
foot $1.15
3E3381 With 9 ft. wings for use in
brooks or shallow waters, as illus-
trated ......_ $2,50

RANGELY LANDING THE

NET "GUIDES
M a d e with a 14-inch galvan-
ized ring which does not col-
lapse. The bamboo handle is 4
feet long.
3E3409 $1.15
THE BARNES LANDING
NET
(Collapsible)
Made of aluminum through-
out. T h e simplest, strongest
and lightest landing net frame Used in all Canadian and Maine camps

I
made. Handle folds back into by the m e n w h o supply live bait.
ring. W h e n folded the net can
be attached by a leather loop
to belt or coat button, where it
The nets are hand made of fine quality, barked
can be reached easily and
or tan color, hung on iron ring which folds in the
opened automatically with one
center for convenience in carrying or packing.
hand, making it very conveni-
3E5004 Net 3 ft. diameter, 3 ft. deep $6.50
ent.
3E5005 Net 4 ft. diameter, 4 ft. deep 8.00
3E3997 Frame with net fffi$2.00
THE KING U M B R E L L A M I N N O W N E T CHUMMING
A r m s are 28 inches MACHINE
long—opens and closes For g r i n d i n g
like an umbrella. M e n h a d e n or
Net is 3 feet square Mossbunkers with
when opened — when which to "chum"
closed 30 inches—put up or bait up the fish-
in cloth bag. ing grounds.
3E4530 Price .. $1.703E3379 $5.00
 136 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W Y O R K

BASKET SLINGS A N D STRAPS "DUPLEX" FOLDING CANVAS CREEL

If the basket is to be Waterproof
carried on the left side,
as usual, the carrying
strap passes over the left
shoulder, leaving the right
arm entirely free for cast-
ing. Basket is held in
—'.l \\ place by strap around Folded
b o d y , fastening w i t h
snap-hook, and can be Made of heavy
carried on either side as brown waterproof
preferred. canvas with japanned
3E3466 Plain s t e e l frame a n d
leather s t r a p . braces. Its portabil-
For creels a n d Op™ ity is a great feature.
bait b o x e s Can be washed -with hot water, keeping it sweet and
tig $ .20clean. Rigid w h e n set up and ventilationPriceisincludes
secured
/lE& 3E3467 Leather by evelets in sides and bottom.
and webbing shoulder straps.
Length Width Depth Folded $2.00
JM % % -20 3E3478 10 4 54 554 6x7x3 2.50
3E3468 N e w style. 3E3479 12 554 754 7x8x3
M a d e of brown "HANDY" FOLDING CREEL
webbingfffi $ .35
Made of good can-
3E3469 N e w style. All leather. Padded
vas, tan color, and is
shoulder strap tig 1.00
strong and durable.
3E3470 N e w style. M a d e of finest quality
A convenient creel
webbing and leather ff 1.50
for either fish or
3E3471 N e w style. M a d e of soft, water-
small game. C a n be
proof leather tig 2.00
folded flat and car-
C O L L A P S I B L E W A T E R P R O O F FISH A N D ried in the valise or
G A M E BAG pocket. M a d e in three
M a d e of waterproof canvas sizes of 12, 20, or 25
with belt loops and shoulder lbs. capacitv.
straps. H a s an extra pocket 3E3480 A n y size,
outside to hold Fly Book, including s h o u l d e r
Lunch, etc. Grass or moss straps. .... ..fffi $ .75
m a y be wet to keep fish fresh, SNAGGED H O O K RELEASER
as the bag is water tight and
will not drip. After using,
can be washed and rolled up III .:: A'A
lor convenience in packing. /IF -'!,
N O T E : — U s e soap, water
and brush w'hen cleaning. D o
not boil.
3E3483 10x12 inches fffi $1.00
3E3484 11x15 inches tig 1.25
These bags can be fitted with an inside water- _ W h e n "snagged," don't pull, break and lose several
proof loose lining which can be taken out and feet of line. T h e Snagged H o o k Releaser releases
washed. Loose linings, extra tig $ .50 snagged hooks, spoons, spinners, minnows, etc.
CORK FLOATS 3E4274 Trout and bass size .tig $ 25
3E4275 Pike, pickerel and muscallonge. .fffi '35
LINE R E L E A S E R
Small Medium Large
3F.4377 Barrel shape, each..$ .05 $.10 $.15
3E4378 E g g shape, each.. .10 .15 .20
IDEAL FISHING FLOATS

"'mauLt' ' (-t. s^-.-.—r. _ _ r-. l''C^~ ^-W^^lUll I .'-^ "-

Fits into your
Rod Top
More service in one "Ideal" than in dozens of old Sometimes by carelessness a fly is caught on the
style floats. Metal band doesn't break and cannot twig ot a tree and often bevond the reach This lit-
come off. Metal ferrule at bottom—no getting out tle tool, w h e n used as per illustration, and which is
of order. Colors—red and green or white and crreen easy to manipulate, will release it and save the fish-
3F.4268 Length, 254-inch. fffi $ .10 erman money and bother. M a d e of fine steel
3F4269 Length, 3j4-inch fffi .15 ground and finished. Size, 2 $ 4 x l ^ inches Weieht!
3F.4270 Length, 5 -inch fffi .40 r-2 ounce. s
'
3E4271 Length, 6 -inch tig .50 3E3544I/4 In leather earning case. $! 0 0
 FISHING T A C K L E 137

LIVE M I N N O W F L O A T French willow and Canadian Creels are made

abroad. Prices are temporarily withdrawn, as sup-
ply is uncertain.
F R E N C H W I L L O W BASKETS—Special Make

A s it is only perforated for half its length it can

be carried the same as the regular pail. M a d e of
heavy galvanized iron finished in best baked enamel.
Has self-locking sliding cover.
3E3358 Length, 2-1 inches. Diameter, 754
inches. Capacity, 10 quarts $1.75
BRIGGS "LEAD-IN" TRAP
W e equip these baskets with heavy hand-sewed
leather hinges and with straps and buckle fasten-
ing, making them durable and secure. All have
the opening on the forward side of cover. M a d e
of pressed willow, with curved backs tofitclose
to the bodv.
Capacity Capacity
3E3443 6 lbs. 3E3447 25 lbs.
A n inexpensive minnow trap when connected with 3E3444 9 lbs. 3E3448 30 lbs.
a Mason fruit jar or other suitable screen. 3E3445 12 lbs. 3E3449 35 lbs.
3E3361 Trap only tig $.50 3E3446 20 lbs.
F R E N C H W I L L O W BASKETS
Grade B—With Willow Hinges
These are made of round willow, and not so
"GEE" closely woven as our o w n special make. In all other
MINNOW respects they have the same appearance as French
willow baskets
Capacity
shown above. Capacity
TRAP
3E3450 6 lbs 3E3454 25 lbs.
3E3451 9 lbs 3E3455 30 lbs.
Made of steel wire netting, heavily galvanized. 3E3452 12 lbs 3E3456 35 lbs.
Diameter, 10 inches. Length, 16 inches. Breaks in 3E3453 20 lbs
the center and one piece packs inside the other. THE CANADIAN CREEL
3E3359 $ .85 Designed Especially for Carrying Large Fish
"CAMP" MINNOW TRAP
Just the thing for bungalow or permanent camp
use. Similar to Gee minnow trap with solid flat
bottom and sliding door at back end for taking out
bait. Length 30 inches, height 1354, width 16. O n e
size only. All galvanized metal and wire.
3E4606 Each $3.00
PYOTT'S I D E A L F R O G CARRIER
It is light, compact
It is 18 inches long, but only 8 inches high. M a d e
a n d sanitary. After
very strong, of extra quality willow, stained brown.
being used it can be
The hole in cover is placed near the end.
compressed into a space
3E3459 M a d e in one size only
of five inches wide and
With leather hinges, extra
one-half an inch deep
and can be slipped into WATERPROOF POCKETS FOR BASKETS
the coat pocket if de- For use with the willow basket "and a very handy
sired. device for carrying lunch, fly books, etc., in the
It is made in two basket. M a d e of pantasote, perfectly waterproof
sizes. T h e small one, 5x7 and can be washed as often as necessary. Fits
inches high, will carry inside the basket and is held in place by passing
two dozen frogs. The the carrying strap through the slits in the pocket.
In ordering give the length and height of basket
3E4237 Small size. Each large one, 8x8 inches
high, will carry five at the back.
Postage, 5 cents extra.
dozen frogs. .75 3E3460 Small *$ $ -75
3E4238 Large size. Each
... $ .50 3E3461 Medium *$ 1-00
Postage, 10 cents extra.
3E3462 Large ^ 1-50
138 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

THE "JONES" MINNOW PAIL THE "WONDER"

Combination Bait Pail and Trap for Minnows,
Frogs, Crawfish, Helgramites and Killies

For fresh and salt-water fishing. M a d e of gal-

vanized metal and wire in the best possible manner.
Unlike any other trap or bait pail made.
Wherever minnows must be kept for any length of
time or transported for any considerable distance A first-class bait trap.
this pail will be found invaluable. Its great ad- A convenient bait pail.
vantage is the compressed air tank at top, which is Will make one large or two small traps.
pumped up with an ordinary bicycle pump. T h e Will m a k e two bait holders.
tank is connected with the water reservoir in which Used for two different kinds of bait.
the minnows are kept and sends a constant supply
Ice can be used in one side where it will not crush
of air through the water, keeping it perfectly aerated
or kill bait in the other.
and preserving the minnows indefinitely. T h e tank
If bait runs low, one side can be set as trap for
also serves as afloatwhen it is desired to place the
more bait, while other is being used for fishing.
inset in a lake or stream. T h e flow of air m a y be
regulated at pleasure by opening or pinching to-
3E4922 $3.00
gether the end of air pipe. Both pails are oblong
in shape, which is best for minnows and also more "A. & F." F L O A T E R
convenient to carry. 3E3356 has inset cover for ice. Pail and inset both gal-
3E3355 Size 6 x 8x15 ins. Capacity, 8 qts. $2.25 vanized—perfectly rust and
3E3356 Size 654x10x16 ins. Capacity,12 qts. 3.00 weather-proof. Inset is gal-
3E3357 Pumps, for use with above pails 25 vanized wire. All galvaniz-
THE BANTA AERATING MINNOW PAIL ing is done after being
Oval Shape made up,fillingall seams
,3 and joints. H a s sunk top
for holding ice. Inset has
.4 solid bottom and rim to
„-2 hold water while being
transferred, and has wire
bail and self-locking perfo-
rated cover. Capacity, 10
quarts.
3E4239 Oval, 3E3352 Round $1.50
3E4240 Oval, quarts., 1.50
quarts 1.75
" D U P L E X " F O L D I N G BAIT PAIL
It can be
opened or fold-
ed in an in-
Fig. 1, Handle; Fig. 2, Air P u m p Handle; Fig. 3, stant, and the
Cloth Covering; Fig. 4, Perforated Lid; Fig. 5, Min- Folded .,
nows ; Fig. 6, Water; Fig. 7, Air Bubbles from the metal rim at
P u m p ; Fig. 8, Galvanized T o p ; Fig. 9, Lid Hinge. oottom raises the pail from the
The pail is covered with cloth to which is attached floor and the side arms hold it
a small bunch of candle wick that goes d o w n into rigid and upright. T h e top has
the water from the top of the pail. This keeps the raised edge for ice-cooling, and
cloth damp and the evaporation keeps the water cool Open perfect aeration is secured by
in the bucket. numerous metal eyelets. Water is easily and quickly
changed without any injury to minnows. M a d e o'f
The Banta Pail "keeps 'em alive." Don't change heavy brown canvas, with pantasote bottoms and
the water. Push the air-pump n o w and then; that are absolutely waterproof. Rims and braces of
puts new air into the water—new L I F E into the strong spring steel, heavily japanned. Fitted with
minnows. strong handles. 10j4x6 x25'4 $1.50
3E4338 10-quart. (Oval shape) $2.00 Style Qts. Dia. Depth Folded
1254x654x254 2.50
3E3481 Round 6 10 754 lni/vfi v oi<
3E3482 Oval 10 12 91/
 FISHING T A C K L E 139
"FISHERMAN'S C A R R Y A L L " B E L T F O L D I N G B U T T E R F L Y A N D GRASS-
B a i t Casters — N o HOPPER NET
more worrying about
your wooden minnows
—this belt will take
care of them at home, T h e ring w h e n open is 1154x1:1
when traveling a n d inches in diameter and is fitted with
when fishing out of a a light, fine m e s h net—the ring
boat or from the shore. screws into a 30-inch b a m b o o handle
There is a place for -—put up in cloth bag—very compact.
the fly book, leader 3E4494 With one-piece 4-foot handle $150
box, hooks, sinkers, 3F4494I/4. W i t h one-piece 4-foot handle. Not
small spinners, dry fly collapsible 75
bottle, etc., if used for BUTTERFLY CARRIER-QR VASCULUM
fly and light bait fish- M a d e of tin
ing. It will carry six baked in green
wooden minnows, two enamel, fitted with
Decker bass baits or a a sliding door and
tackle book or reel, sling strap f o r
hooks, sinkers, swivels, carrying over the
etc. Y o u can change shoulder — o v a l
minnows in an instant shape with fl a t
as there are no more ends — 14 inches
foul hooks to be taken care of. Boxes will also long.
hold bait. 3E4495 Each $2.00
The belts are made of Olive Drab material which THE "REFRIGERETTE"
is waterproof and can be folded in a small space Lunch and Fish Refrigerator
and carried in a waterproof bag.
i 3E3231 Carrvall Belt $3.25
3E3232 Carryall B a g 50
W e also supply lacquered tin boxes
in which the w o o d m i n n o w s can be
dropped a n d removed from easily.
These are the correct size tofitthe
pockets in the belt, and can also be
used for taking care of m i n n o w s ,
spoons, etc., in the tackle box or trunk. 1854x16x654 inches—Case is m a d e of three-ply
3E3233 Carryall Boxes, each $ .15 B a s s w o o d Veneer, covered with heavy waterproof
PICKEREL TRAPS enameled duck in black. Corners reinforced with
A new r model trap that is a favorite metal—handle o n cover, which closes -with nickel
wherever used. Constructed o n thespring clasps and lock.
"tip-up" principle. 20-inch strong T h e inside and ice retort is of galvanized metal;
maple upright, brass trigger a r m and is removable, and will not rust. Refreshments can be
steel standard with red signal flag. carried to the fishing ground and kept cool while
Upright is notched both ends so that the day's catch m a y be brought h o m e in splendid
line can be w o u n d up with trap quickly. condition if ice retort is kept filled. Fish can be
3E3433 Each $ .10 kept fresh in this case forty-eight hours.
Dozen 1.00 3E4773 $12-00
3E3434 Lines suitable for use 1
with above, in hanks,
per dozen 1.25
"FISHING RECORDS" (or Memorandum) STRINGER
354 inches wide, 454 inches long. Fine quality This fish stringer
paper—gilt edge and leather bound. Ruled under is the strongest
the following headings : "Date," "Where Caught," and safest made.
"Wind," "Weather," FISH "Water,"
S T R I N G E"Fish,"
RS "Weight," Will stand a hun-
3E4278
"Remarks." Chain stringer, threading needle, dred pound strain distrib-
patent handle $ .15 uted on the different hooks.
M a n y incidents occur on a fishing trip which are
interesting and Bworth Each fish is secured sepa-
FISH A G S while
O R LIVEto remember.
N E T S Write rately, and can be kept alive
them in this little book and the next time you
T o keep fish alive by tying bag to side of b o a t — leave
for a trip (perhaps 2 or 3 days. ~ .
1-inch square mesh.to the same place) you will find T h e "Keep 'em Alive" may be used when hunting,
them valuable.
3E4297 24 inches deep stringing
fffi $ .30 as it is equallv as convenient and serviceable tor
3E4463 30 inches deep
3E4298 ff $.75
.40 other smallrabbits,
game .tig $and.50
squirrels, partridge, quail,
3 E 4 2 9 9 36 inches deep ff . .503E4279 Each
140 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

ANGLER'S T O O L S A N D SUNDRIES P E R F E C T I O N REPAIR KIT

All of best make and finest quality.
Tweezers
3E3548 Fine tempered steel, nickel-plated,
matted sides and grip fffi $.35
Screwdrivers
Best quality jeweler's "one-hand" screwdrivers.
Held and operated with 3 fingers. Finely nickel-
plated; for small screws in reels, guns, etc.
3E3550 tig $.35
Pliers

3E3551 O n e of the best tools of its kind.

M a d e offinequality steel, full nickel-
Highest quality, finely nickel plated, round-nose
plated, open throat. Parallel jaws
and flat-nose pliers, both "parallel opening," fine
(for cutting). Length, 5 in fffi $1.00
tempered close-cutting nippers, jeweler's rotary
3E3552 Flat nose, 354 inches long (not cut-
screwdriver, prick punch, instead of spool of wire
ting) fffi .50
shown in the cut, pocket screwdriver, tweezers, one-
3E3553 Round Nose, 4 inches long (not cut-
drop oil can, polishing paper, emery cloth, ferrule
ting) fffi .50
cement, hook file, cutting file, round file, wrapping
Files
silk, wrapping linen and piece of wax. Put up in a
Best Quality Imported. Very Fine.
handsome morocco or pigs in case, with extra
3E3554 Flat H o o k Files, tapered fffi $.25
pocket for "odds and ends." Case opens flat. Size
3E3555 3-Cornered Cutting Files ff .15
when closed, 6 inches by 1 inch thick. Weight, 10
3E3556 Round or "Rat-tail" for reaming.ff .25
ounces.
"Vest Pocket" Screwdrivers
3E3546 Morocco case fffi $7.50
Especially useful for starting large screws in reels.
3E3547 Pigskin case ff 8.00
Fine tempered steel, blued, with broad finger grasp.
VEST POCKET FORCEPS AND CUTTERS
W o r n on watch chain or key-ring. 154 inch long.
3E3558 fffi $ .10
Pocket Oiler Finest quality tempered steel, heavily nickel plated.
"One Drop" oilers—the best made. Solid metal Useful for snipping off frayed ends of line, gut, etc.,
and cannot break. Milled cap with wire dropper. and for picking out snarls in reel. Indispensable to
2E2240 fffi $.15 those w h o use eyed flies.
A. & F. FINE REEL OIL 3E3545 Finest quality steel. Nickel plated.fffi $1.50
In the care of fine reels the quality of oil should "GLOUCESTER" FISH KNIFE
not be overlooked. Our oil will not thicken or gum. ^*AV,V* A J V M A * ^ » S.-.-
A few drops of oil occasionally applied to clean bear-
ings will double the life of any reel.
3E3272 Per bottle fffi $.15
FINGER HOOK AND REEL LOCK It is the best knife m a d e for scaling, slitting and
Can be attached in va- skinning fish. Finest steel and carefully made. T o p
rious positions. For the of point is sharp for slitting, and saw-back gives a
average hand, attach as steady hold, and is excellent for rough scaling.
in cut. If hook is de-Scored cocobolo handle with bolster and hole for
r
^ sired closer to hand, thong or lanyard.
place hand between posts 3E165654 Length of blade, 454 in.; weight,
E'£^:'$StfK^^faS~^- o n ree
'" Note the slant 454 oz. In leather sheath $.55
I -'•' n
ifw'iwfil ' the projections on MARBLE'S SAFETY FISH KNIFE
band. In placing on rod
this slant must corre-
spond with taper on fin- A handy knife with a blade patterned somewhat
ger piece. after our "Gloucester." Good steel with saw-tooth
T h e set consists of one finger hook and two bands back. Stamped German silver handle. M a d e like a
Bands are slit to be adjustable for the slight varia- clasp knife.
tions in bass rods. 3E1657 Length of blade, 4 in.; wgt., 3'4 oz.fffi $1.10
ofTighten
3F3305 by pushing
finger piece while with
pullingthumb against ffsmall
on hook. end
fi $ .50
 FISHING T A C K L E 141

"SMOKER'S" H E A D P R O T E C T O R FLY D O P E
This net has rubber No "North Woods toilet"
pucker string at the top for the spring and s u m m e r is
which drops d o w n over complete without a generous
the hat band. A t the bot- supply of good "dope." T h e
tom there is a shirr string "TOURADIF
FLY DOPE "Touradif" fly dope is com-
so that the band m a y be pounded and put up by our-
drawn tight around the selves on our owi original for-
neck. T h e material is a mula and none but the purest
very fine gauze, into the ingredients are used. A s a protection against the
front of which is inserted bites of black flies and gnats it has no equal. A s it
a net m a d e of horse hair, has a good heavy base, it is more lasting in effects
which is strong, flexible than most "dopes," and an occasional application is
and will not break. Into all that will be required. Clean and pleasant to
the horse hair net is set a button-shaped self-closing handle and agreeably scented. It is also a most ex-
valve covered with slotted rubber; through this a cellent skin softener. Excellent for chap or sunburn.
pipe m a y be inserted. 3E1794 In Friction-Top Tins, 2 oz fffi $ .25
3E1790 fffi $1.003E1795 In Collapsible Tubes, 2 oz tig .25
SPORTSMAN'S HEAD NET DARLING'S BLACK-FLY LOTION
It does not gather This is not a preventive, but a cure for
around the neck; the the bite of this merciless pest. It will be
yoke holds the net found most efficacious in practically all
well away from the cases and should be included in the kit of
face. It has a top of every sportsman and tourist in "fly time."
light weight twill, the Its base is a pure, sweet oil and contains
spread of which is nothing to injure the most tender skin, but
held in shape by the on the contrary is a skin emollient and an
hat. T h e material is excellent remedy for sunburn.
all-over English net, 3E1796 Per 2 oz. vial $.25
under the arms. and the bottom is "MOSQUITO-FOE"
fitted with a yoke Mosquito-Foe is a short
w h i c h sets snugly black stick, one-quarter of
over the shoulders an inch thick, which is set
FISHING G Land O V E ties
S with lacing
Practically in- W e have this head net with green into a holder and will burn
dispensable for for about one hour, giving
and white netting. off a fragrant odor of the
spring fishing
3E1790 A n y color fffi $1.00
in the North. woods. T w o of the sticks
These gloves allowed to burn for one
are m a d e of hour in a closed tent or
very light, soft room will eliminate every
and p l i a b l e mosquito. Its use will give
leather, not af- positive relief, as mosqui-
fected by w a - toes clear out or die in con-
ter. Short fin- t a c t w i t h these fumes.
gers with tabs Packed in box of 16 sticks
for convenience with holder.
in pulling off. 3E1374 $ .25
3E4305 fffi$1.10 means SCALER
FISH of shredding
AND fish meat.
SHREDDER
S a m e gloves fitted with 8-inch sleeves, tanalite 3E4654 N o t r o u b l e .10
to
cloth with elastic to clasp above elbow. scale the largest fish
B O A T R O D Rwith E S Tthis scaler. Just
3E4395 *ffi $ 1 - 7 5
FISHING AND PACK BASKET scrape the scales off.
M a d e of combined Is also the very best
Willow a n d Rattan,
metal hinges, lock and
hasp, all strongly rivet-
ed. T h e very strong
construction of this bas-
ket allows it to be used M a d e of best quality sole leather. T h eflator
as a seat for the angler bottom plate, also the cups, are lined with a brass
or camper. Light brown plate to keep them rigid—clamps are solid brass.
in color, well varnished. 3E4944 Rest only ff $1.75
3E3463 Capacity, 3E4945 Rest with clamps fffi 2.50
20 lbs... $2.25
3E3464 30
3E3465 25
Capacity,
lbs
lbs..... 2.75
2.50
142 A B E R C R O M B I E & F I T C H CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th S T R E E T , N E W YORK

OUTDOOR CLOTHES
We are embracing in this catalog those clothes for Outdoor Sports, for men, women
and children, W h i c h have stood the test of actual sportsmen's use. Abercrombie & Fitch
Clothes for the Big G a m e Hunter, the Fisherman, the Explorer and the Mountain Climber
have a world-wide reputation. This house has devoted years of study and thought to the
subject, and is the originator of many garmmts specially designed to combine the necessary
freedom of limb and protection against weather conditions. These designs are all based upon
an unlimited fund of personal experience. M u c h of the clothing listed here cannot be
obtained elsewhere.
In addition to these clothes for rougher use, the Abercrombie & Fitch C o m p a n y makes
a specialty of men's and women's apparel for Golf, Tennis, Motoring and general Country
use, embracing the very latest things in model and fabric used by the leading sportsmen and
sportswomen of both Europe and America.
While this apparel is not listed here, samples and information will be given by our mail
order department on application.
References are m a d e in the following pages to special materials from whichtigclothing
is made, a description of these materials will be found on page 150.

MEN'S A N D BOYS' OUTING CLOTHING

VELVETEEN
HUNTING JACKETS
T h e shooting coat "par
excellence." W o r n in
England for years on
grouse moors by the gen-
tlemen sportsmen of old
England. Just the thing
for Southern quail stub-
bles and for a half-dress
coat about the club. Will
improve with age and be-
come an old friend. Full
of comfort, plenty of good
pockets buttoned shut
with a flap. The velve-
teen w e import. Not to
be found' in other shops.
3B7739 fffi $18.00
Velveteen shooting cap,
m a d e with long visor to
match above coat.
3B7757 Price $2.50
TRAP SHOOTERS' COAT
M a d e of fine qual-
ity reindeer leather,
with sweater collar
and wristlets. Body
of garment covered
with woolen cloth;
has stretching pleat in
back to allow perfect
freedom.
Finished with two
lower pockets and
one upper pocket on
left side. Right side
has leather gun pad.
3B7093 Dead grass,
heather green and
grey zibeline $15.00
3B7758 Colors, grey
zibeline with red
stripe a n d black
and white checked
pattern $11.00
TRAP SHOOTERS' JACKET
This jacket makes a
clean score. F r o m every
point of view it is perfec-
tion. Nothing to bungle
the gun. Coat buttons
under arm on left side,
leaving e v e r y t h i n g
smooth on gun side. It is
cut full and roomy with
stretching pleats, giving
easy arm movement. Belt
fastens under coat, and
the shell pocket snaps on
to the belt, putting weight
of the shells (on the waist
line) where it is n o t
noticed. Shell pocket in
front holds a 25-shell box.
N o use for an extra shell
carrier and belt. Pocket is
heavily reinforced, closed
with button and flap when not in use. Coat is
strongly m a d e of good khaki.
3B7740 fffi $10.00
Made to special measurement of 13 oz. Forestry
serge.
SLEEVELESS M O D E L
HUNTING COAT
3B7214 Hunting Coat,
Sleeveless Model. Made
practically the same as a
regular Hunting Coat but
without sleeves. H a s four
large and one small outside
patch pocket. Very large
inside pocket for carrying
game. This pocket runs all
around the bottom of the
r
°at fffi $5.00
 MEN'S CLOTHING 143

KHAKI GARMENTS FOR OUTING W E A R

Khaki is a great favorite among all sportsmen for warm weather use and is the best material made
for light weight clothing. There are m a n y grades of inferior cloth on the market, but in the making
of these garments w e use only the U . S. Gov't, standard cloth, which is the best made. Sizes carried in
stock: Coats: 34 to 50 in chest measure; Trousers 30 to 50 in waist measure.

KHAKI HUNTING COAT

C A R T R I D G E VESTS
M a d e of U. S. Govt.
khaki, best grade. H a s Made in best manner of
three large outside pockets Standard 902 olive green
and small one for whistle. Khaki cloth. Loops for shells
Extra large inside detach- are closed at bottom, pre-
able game pockets. Cordu- venting l o s s by slipping
roy collar, khaki gun pad through. M a d e in all
on right shoulder, wind
gauges.
tabs on sleeves. This is an
exceptionally fine hunting 3B7548 fffi $2.75
coat. Color, light tan.
3B7117 ...fffi $7.00 3B7213 Hunting Coat. M a d e of Standard
KHAKI TROUSERS olive green Khaki of best quality.
3B7119 Best quality stand- H a s two large lower outside pock-
ard khaki. Cut peg top ets, one large and one small breast
and finished with one watch pocket and has very large inside
and two side pockets; two pocket for carrying game. This
hip pockets with flaps. Belt
pocket formed by lining of the coat.
loops and suspender but-
W i n d tabs on sleeves fffi $6.00
tons. Color, olive green to
match coat. 3B7216 Long Trousers. Cut good aud
3B7213 fffi $1.75 full through hips and seat; two side,
RIDING BREECHES two hip and one watch pocket.
M a d e of standard olive green, same as coat Belt loops and suspender buttons.
3B7213. Cut very full in the hips and seat and Color, light tan fffi 3.00
made to lace below the knee. Seat and inside of 3 B 7092 Riding Breeches. Cut very full
knee are reinforced. Furnished with two hip pock- through the seat, giving ample
ets with buttoned flaps; one watch and two side
freedom. M a d e to lace below the
pockets. Sizes, 30 to 44 waist,
3B7736 fffi $3.50 knee. T w o hip, two top and one
watch pocket. Belt loops and sus-
KHAKI SUIT pender buttons. Seat and inside of
Suit of high-grade nine- leg reinforced. Color, light tan to
ounce Government Khaki, match coat 3B7117 fffi 3.50
Norfolk jacket and trousers.
A n inexpensive suit f o r
KHAKI FISHING COAT
camping or general outing
wear which will give satis- This coat w a s designed by us expressly for fish-
factory service. ermen's use. M a d e of olive drab khaki, two large
3B7733 fffi $5.75 lower pockets, one breast pocket—deep convertible
Norfolk coat of nine- collar. Coat is cut full and roomy with plenty of
ounce olive drab khaki, shoulder room, allowing perfect freedom in casting .
a most satisfactory coat for Sizes run from 34 to 50 chest measurement.
rough work afield. Its Nor-
3B7737 fffi $5.00
folk cut and belt are sports-
manlike in appearance. U n - Trousers made to match with side pockets, two
lined. hip pockets, closed with flaps and buttons—fob
3B7734 fffi $4.00 pocket and belt loops.
Trousers, olive green, cut 3B7738 tig $1.75
very full and roomy, two
Khaki Fishing Helmets fffi 1.75
side pockets, two hip pock-
ets with flap and button.
A n ideal garment for out- KHAKI KNICKERBOCKERS
door s u m m e r wear. Cool
M a d e of 9 oz. standard olive green, cut full and
and serviceable.
3B7735 tig $2.50 roomy through seat and hips; two side, two hip
Riding breeches, o l i y e pockets closed with flap and button ; two fob pock-
green — cut on regulation ets, four-button cuff on bottom.
Government model with full 3B7759 fffi $2.50
reinforcement a n d double
Samples of any of our clothing
seat finished with lace cuff. materials sent on request.
3B7736 fffi $3.50
144 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

C O R D U R O Y HUNTING COAT RIDING B R E E C H E S

M a d e of best quality domestic corduroy, olive Forestry Serge
drab in color. O f 13 oz. Forestry Serge.
H a s three large outside pockets and small one for Cut o n the latest English pat-
whistle. Extra large detachable g a m e pocket o n tern and m a d e to lace below
inside. Convertible collar, w o r n either buttoned to the knee as illustrated. Seat
neck or open. G u n pad of material on right shoul- and inside of leg are rein-
der. forced; non-slip stitching at
Sizes, 36 to 50 chest measurement. knees; one watch, t w o top and
3B7110 fffi $11.00 two hip pockets. Belt loops
CORDUROY LONG TROUSERS and suspender buttons. Color,
O f extra quality and weight olive drab cordu- Forestry green.
roy. M a d e with t w o side pockets, t w o fob pockets 3B7364 Sizes, 30 to 4 4
and t w o hip pockets closed with flaps and buttons. fffi $10.50
Doubly stitched throughout, with extra heavy 3B7768 S a m e as above, 18 oz.
pockets. Forestry Serge... .fffi $15.00
3B7114 Pair fffi $5.00 Army Serge
CORDUROY LONG TROUSERS O f 13 oz. A r m y Serge.
G o o d quality olive drab corduroy, m a d e same Finished throughout same as .fffi $10.50
style as above but of a lighter weight material. Forestry S e r g e Breeches.
3B7760 Pair fffi $4.00 Color, olive drab. W o o l e n Whipcord
3B7365
Of finest Sizes,
quality 30woolen
to 44whipcord, extremely
CORDUROY RIDING BREECHES
strong and durable. Finished throughout same as
Olive drab corduroy, extra quality, m a d e with Forestry Serge Breeches. Color, olive tan or O x -
side pockets—two fob pockets and t w o hip pockets ford grey mixtures.
—closed with flaps and buttons. Lace cuffs and full 3B7366 Sizes, 30 to 44 fffi $16.50
double seat and leg reinforcements.
3B7761 Pair fffi $7.00 KNICKERBOCKERS
CORDUROY KNICKERBOCKERS 3B7157 Made of 13 oz. Forestry Serge, side
pockets, t w o hip a n d fob pockets
Olive bronze domestic corduroy of extra quality.
finished with four-button cuff at
M a d e with full seat and hips—side pockets—two
bottom; suspender buttons and belt
fob pockets—two hip pockets, closed with flap a n d
loops fffi $10.50
buttons. Bottoms are furnished with four-but-
3B7769 Tweed Knickers m a d e same as
ton cuff.
above, in a variety of grey and
3B7116 Pair fffi $5.00
brown mixtures fffi $7.50 a n d 10.00
SEPARATE TROUSERS
3 B 7 7 7 0 Engladine Knickers, s a m e as style
3B7762 Grey mixture, double and twist woolen above, m a d e of Swiss Engladine,
trousers, proofed to render them water repellent. probably the most waterproof a n d
Extra well and strongly m a d e , with t w o side, t w o " D mUuXd B
p rAoXo f" C A N V Am aSd e G A R M E N Tfffi
fabric S 13.50
watch and t w o hip pockets—hip pockets closed with Coat sizes, 36 to 4 8 ; pants, 30 to 44 waist.
flaps and buttons. 3 B 7 5 3 3 Hunting coat, corduroy color...fffi $5 00
Sizes, 30 to 46 waists fffi $5.00 3 B 7 5 3 4 Norfolk jacket ..fffi 503
3B7763 B r o w n mixture kersey trousers of excel- 3 B 7 5 3 5 Duck-shooter's coat, especially for
lent quality, m a d e same as above, except that fabric duck-shooters. Lined with a good
is not proofed. quality of flannel a n d interlined
Sizes, 30 to 46 waists fffi $4.00 with oilskin fffi 10.00
3B7764 Grey mixture melton trousers, m a d e 3B7536 L o n g trousers, belt loops fffi 3.00
same as above, not absolutely all wool, but of a 3 B 7 5 3 7 Knickerbocker, knee buckle fffi 3.50
fabric which will give lots of good, hard service. 3 B 7 7 4 4 Shell Vest fffi 2.00
Sizes, 30 to 46 waists fffi $3.00 3B7745 Riding Breeches with lace cuff and
3B7765 Bronze mixture cheviot trousers, heavy fffi 3.50
reinforcement
weight, good wearing fabric, m a d e same as above, "DUXBAK" HATS
with plenty of r o o m in seat and hips. M a d e of cravenetted canvas and is a
Sizes, 30 to 46 waists fffi $3.00 factory light-weight hat. Material is very satis-
FUSTIAN TROUSERS practically
waterproof.
Splendid quality domestic fustian, made on a full, 3 B 7 0 3 0 R o u n d Hat, "Boston" stvle, with
r o o m y model, with plenty of hip room. H a s t w o flat top, ventilated. Weight, 454 oz.
side, t w o watch and t w o hip pockets, closed with fffi $1.00
flaps and buttons. Extra well m a d e , with strong 3B7031 Cape Cap, similar to " W i n d s o r "
pockets. Color, olive bronze. with long cape or flap to pull d o w n
3B7766 Pair fffi $2.50 in back, Flap
front. covering
linedneck, and ties in
with corduroy.
Finest quality olive bronze, fancy stripe, fustian Weight, 554 oz fffi 1.25
trousers. Extra well m a d e o n full, r o o m y model,
with plenty of pockets, same as above.
3 B 7 7 6 7 Pair fffi $3.00
 MEN'S CLOTHING

MEN'S A N D WOMEN'S SWEATERS

D O U B L E B R E A S T E D PAT- 3B7407
S t a n d a r d U. S. Government
RICK D U L U T H MACK-
Sweater. This sweater has very re-
INAWS
cently been adopted by the United
32-oz. cloth. Length, 35 in- States A r m y . M a d e of a very hard
ches. Continuous single-piece twisted Australian wool, thoroughly
shawl collar. Adjustable disap- shrunk, non-fading and expected to
pearing belts. Large self-pock- withstand unusually hard wear. N o
ets with flap. Sizes 34 to 46 other sweater can compare with this
inclusive. This is the real one for strength. M a d e according
M a c k i n a w of favorite North- to Government specifications, with
western design and generous three-button opening d o w n front to
Double Breasted comfort features. Colors: Olive
Mackinaw center of body. Fits snugly around
T a n mixture with fancy over- hips and has reinforcement around
plaid; B r o w n mixture, S h a d o w bottom to hold its shape. H a s 154- 3.0C
Plaid, Green Oxford and Grey 3C7408 inch standing collar, which fits snug-
Oxford with fancy overplaid, plain light Grey and ly to the neck. T w o lower pockets.
Oxford Grey. Color, Olive Drab fffi
3B7741 fffi $13.00 G o v e r n m e n t Olive D r a b Sweater
BOYS' AND GIRLS' DOUBLE BREASTED Coat. T h e s a m e material is used
MACKINAWS in this garment as in the Standard 6.00
Popular with young folks 3B7071 Men's
U. S. HGovernment
e a v y ShakerSweater Knit "Ruff
listed
for school, play and outing N e c k " Sweater
above. Reinforced Coat withtwo
facing, combi-
low-
wear. M a d e of the genuine nation
er patch collar, which can
pockets. be worn
Color, Olivein
32-ounce Mackinaw Cloth. four positions. Regular shoulders.
Drab fffi
T w o set-in pockets with H a s two side pockets. Colors : Dark
flaps. T w o - button belt. 3B7367 Oxford, light Oxford, Heather fffi 10.00
Sizes, 28 to 34. M a r o o n L l a m a Sweater Coat. Cut V-neck,
and black plaid, brown single breasted. This model is worn
plaid. extensively by both m e n and w o m e n .
3B7710 fffi $10.00 H a s two side pockets. Colors: O x .fff-i 8.00
3B7772 S a m e style coat as 3B7370 ford Grey, B r o w n Heather, Olive
above in durable wool M a c k i n a w ; grey, brown Drab mixture
and green mixture plaids i fffi $7.50 L l a m a Sweater Coats. Single-
MACKINAW breasted with "ruff neck" and two
TROUSERS side pockets. This model is particu-
Proven by larly suitable for outdoor sports in
the Lumber- crisp air. Colors: Oxford, Brown,
m e n to be the Heather and Olive Drab mixture.fffi 10.00
only safe a n d STOCKINGS
suitable g a r - 3B7412 Heavy Wool Stockings. Made to our
m e n t s for cold order specially for use with moccasins or heavy
and wet work. hunting boots. T h e wool used is soft but strong
and on long tramps acts as a cushion to the feet.
T h e foot is closely woven and the legs are heavily
ribbed. Color, Oxford Grey fffi $1.00
3B7415 English W o o l e n Socks. M a d e of the
Style A Style B finest Australian wool, which is very soft and easy
Style A—The Mackinaw that we use for these on the feet. T h e proper socks for golf, skating,
Trousers is unusually strong and is almost wind and tennis, etc. Colors, White, Oxford Grey and Heather
waterproof. F o r use where the wearer m a y be wet B r o w n mixtures fffi $1.00
through for hours mackinaw is the only safe m a - 3B7425 H e a v y W o o l Socks. M a d e from the
terial to wear. Finished with belt loops and sus- finest Australian wool. T h e proper kind to wear
pender buttons. Cut very full through the hips and with moccasins or heavy hunting boots. W e rec-
seat. T h e bottoms are split and furnished with tie- o m m e n d these to anyone w h o has difficulty in keep-
tapes, so they can be adjusted tight at the ankle. ing his feet w a r m in extremely cold weather. Color,
T w o side, two hip and one watch pocket. Color : Grey with white toes, heels and tops fffi $1.00
Dead Grass. 3B7416 Lumbermen's W o o l Socks. M a d e of
3B7168 Sizes, 30 to 46 waist fffi $8.00 a good quality of wool, very strong. T h e socks to
Style B — T h e front a n d seat are reinforced wear inside of rubber boots, moccasins and hunting
with a waterproofed canvas just on the part of the boots. Extensively used by the lumber jacks
trousers where the wear comes, m a d e to lace below throughout the Northwest. Color, Oxford Grev.
the knee so theyfitclose to the leg. Furnished with fffi $ .50
belt
and loops
3B7120 and suspender
one watch
Sizes,pocket. buttons.
30 to 44Color: T w oGrass.
waist Dead top,ffftwo hip, and
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146 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

SHEEPSKIN LINED COAT Coats and Vests

An unusually w a r m M a d e with loose, comfortable shoulders, affording
coat. plenty of room for movement. Regular chest sizes,
Outside of fustian, 36 to 46.
lined with sheepskin, in 3B7173 Coat, natural chamois color fffi $12.00
natural or " chamois" 3B7174 Vest, natural color fffi 7.00
color; the body and half 3B7175 Vest, with sleeves, natural color..ff 10.00
of the sleeves interlined Hunting Shirts
with oilskin, making the M a d e loose and roomy for outside wear. Abso-
coat waterproof. Sleeves lutely windproof. In ordering state your regular
lined with sheepskin on collar size and.whether to be worn regularly or over
the outer half and the another heavy shirt, in which case w e will supply one
under side has strong size larger.
w o o l e n cloth lining. 3B7177 Natural color, sizes 14 to 18....fffi $12.00
Knitted wind cuffs are
sewed in at the wrist. Sleeveless Undershirts
D o u b l e breasted, two 3B7178 Sizes, 36 to 44 fffi $8.00
extra large outside low- 3B7771 Undershirt with sleeves fffi 12.00
er pockets, one small
Drawers
breast and large game
3B7179 Knee length. Sizes, 30 to 44 waist.
pocket. Six-inch sheep-
fffi $6.00
skin collar, dyed beaver
3B7180 Full length. Sizes, 30 to 44 waist.fffi 8.00
shade. Sizes, 36 to 48,
36 inches long. SWEDISH DOGSKIN GARMENTS
3B7462 fffi $12.00 Invaluable for motoring,
3B7713 S a m e as above, with outside of cor- riding, driving, ice-boating,
duroy in otter shade fffi 10.00 skate-sailing, shooting and
3B7714 S a m e as 3B7462 with outside of cot- kindred winter sports. Skins
ton whipcord in dead grass shade.fffi 10.00 perfectly matched and very
3B7715 Boy's sheep-lined coat, same as soft and pliable. Lined with
3B7462, in 14 to 18-yr. sizes only.fffi 10.00 fine mercerized cotton. T h e
SHEEPSKIN VESTS very best quality obtainable.
M a d e from fine quality skins, soft tanned, with Sizes, 36 to 48.
the natural fleece inside and leather outside. E x - 3B7170 Jacket, selected
cellent for duck shooting, motoring, ice-boating, etc.imported skins fffi $22.00
Color: Both skin andfleece M O Llight
E S Ktan.
IN VEST
3B7171 Jacket, imported
3B7201 Sizes, 36 to 48SHEEPSKIN L I fffN
i E$4.50
D skins fffi $15.00
Double breasted. T h e mole-
3B7182 J a c k e t (Rever-
skin is of a fine grade, very
sible), dogskin and brown
pliable and strong. T h e sheep-
corduroy imported skins.
skin is clipped and of best
fffi $15.00
quality natural or "chamois"
3B7169 Jacket, body lined
color. With ordinary care this
with finest quality medium-
garment should last for years.
weight red flannel; sleeves
Cut to fit high in the neck.
lined with mercerized cot-
T w o lower and two breast
ton fffi $18.00
pockets. Sizes, 36 to 48.
In ordering chamois and dogskin garments, give
3B7467 fffi $5.00
MACKENZIE GREAT COAT full measurements as indicated on our order blank
Warmer Than a Heavy Fur Coat and Lighter to insure perfect fit.
T h e outside of this coat is made of a fine quality A NEW FISHING COAT
of dark slate moleskin. Next underneath, extending M a d e of our n e w material—
d o w n as far as the waist line, is an interlining of Coldstream D u c k — a t o u g h
thin oilskin which makes the garment waterproof water-repelling f a b r i c very
where needed. This interlining also extends the full suited to outing clothing of
length of the sleeves. T h e fine clipped sheepskin this character. Coat m a d e with
lining extends throughout the body of the coat d o w n 2 large lower pockets—one di-
to within a few inches of the bottom. This sheep- vided forflybooks, one upper
skin is natural or "chamois" color. Sleeves are lined Stanley pocket; all pockets but-
with a strong woolen cloth and have knitted wrist- ton shut with flap. Back is
lets sewed in. Collar is sheepskin dyed beaver m a d e to insure perfect free-
shade. T w o large lower and two upper slash pock- d o m in casting. Coat has one
ets. Corners of pockets are reinforced with leather. large inside pocket for lunch,
52 inches long. game, etc.
3B7461 Size 36 to 48 fffi $25.00 3B7158 $7.50
WASHABLE CHAMOIS GARMENTS 3B7160 Helmet, same m a -
Light, soft and pliable and washes perfectly with- terial $2.50
out hardening. A great protection against wind and 3B7185 Trousers, same m a -
cold, especially desirable on account of its lightness terial $3.50
and small bulk. 3B7192 R i d i n g Breeches,
same material $6.00
 MEN'S CLOTHING 147

OILSKINS PONCHOS
Regulation weight and style. Coats all m a d e These garments are most ex-
double breasted with storm fronts. Coats and trou- cellent for all-around use as a
sers m a d e in small, medium, large and extra large waterproof for walking or dri-
sizes. Color: Black or Yellow, ving, and a multitude of other
3B7148 Short Coats. Weight, 254 lbs. .fffi $1.75 purposes. In packing they make
3B7149 L o n g Coats. Weight, 5 lbs. .. .fffi 3.50 a good light pack in emergency
3B7150 Saddle Slickers. Weight, 654 lbs.ff 4.25 — i n camp they are useful as a
3B7151 F i s h i n g Shirt, yellow only. • jfgA ground cloth, bed cover or
Weight, 354 lbs fffi 5.00 •^"<!K emergency shelter, and in ca-
3B7152 Overall Trousers. Weight, 254 «•* « ; I n n0f-'ing they make a handy cov-
lbs fffi 1.75 •^* ""> er for the outfit. All our pon-
3B7153 Sou'Wester Hats. Weight, 6J4 chos have the slit to fasten
ozs fffi .75 with snap-buttons.
"FEATHERWEIGHT" OILSKINS 3B7132 "Standard." — B l a c k
M a d e by a n e w process, very light in weight, with rubber. Size, 66x90. Weight,
a high, glossy finish. Ivory buttons. Coats have 4 lbs fffi $5.00
corduroy collars and cuffs are lined with corduroy 3B7133 B l a c k Oilskin.—
and have inner storm cuffs. Yellow color only. 1 LI. S. Arm>- regulation. Best
3B7154 L o n g Coats, Men's, 354 lbs fffi '$4.00 quality oilskin, guaranteed not
3B7155 M e d i u m Coats, Men's, 3 lbs. .. .fffi 3.00 to stick. Size, 66x90 inches.
3B7156 Short Coats, Men's, 2 lbs fffi 2.00 Weight, 4,4 lbs fffi $3.50
3B7159 Trousers, 154 lbs fffi 2.00 3B7135 "Travellers."—Made
3B7161 S o u ' W e s t e r H a t s , silk lined, of very light weight rubber
4 ozs fffi 1.00 sheeting. Light tan in color.
Size, 72x84 inches. Weight, 254 lbs fffi $4.50
OILSKIN SHOOTING SUIT 3B7136 "Fairy."—The lightest ponchos made.
M a d e of fine quality oilskin, Olive Green color. Size, 72x84 in. Weight, 2 lbs..fffi $4.90
(.'oat has corduroy lined collar and cuffs. Storm FISHING SHIRTS
front with patent fasteners. Pants m a d e to be worn Light and easy to carry, roll
with belt. Makes an excellent suit for duck shooting up in a small package, long
in bad weather. and full, an absolute protection
3B7162 Coat. 39 inclies long. Weight, 4 against wind and rain.
lbs fffi $4.25 3B7137 "Fairy."—Made f o r
2B7163 Pants. Weight, 254 lbs fffi 2.50 us exclusively by a n e w
3B7164 Hat. Boston style fffi LOO and greatly improved process.
Finest cambric sheeting coated
FEDERAL SEAL BRAND WATERPROOF with Para pure rubber gum.
GARMENTS T h e lightest garments of the
T h e best on the market without question ; wind- kind made and very cool for
proof and as waterproof as any oilskin. Will y^*i w a r m weather wear. Willow
not stain, stick, crack, nor break. Will not mildew Green in color. Small, medium
nor deteriorate with age. and large sizes. W'eight, 20 to
Don't select any garment intended for waterproof •M 25 ozs.. fffi $6.25
protection without looking over this line. W e have 3B7138 "Standard" — M a d e
or can m a k e up any garment for any purpose. Write of best quality .black rubber
us for descriptions and prices. sheeting. Small, medium and
FEDERAL SADDLE SLICKER large sizes. Weight, 26 to 30
ozs fffi $5.00
As A n Ordinary Raincoat W h e n Walking 3B7139 "Travellers."—Light
Convertible corduroy collar, fly front, with buckle weight and excellent quality.
clasps, giving absolute protection in stormy weather, ... ...j Tan in color. Small, medium
an
yoke inside, two patch pockets, stayed with leather. SSm ^ ^ ^ d large sizes. Weight, 24
Snap fasteners on sleeves, w h e n adjusted, act as G& ^ m to 28 ozs fffi $6.00
wind protectors. Ventilation eyelets under arms. "FAIRY" RUBBER GARMENTS
Vent in back with adjustable snap fasteners. 3B7143 Short C o a t s — S a m e material and
3B7708 Sizes, 36 to 46 breast; lengths, 52 to color as our "Fairy" Fishing Shirts,
56 inches tig $9.00 but made regular short coat length.
3B7705 Driving Slicker, 36 to 46 breast. Weight. 15 ozs fffi $5.00
length, 52 to 56 inches fffi 9.00 3B7144 C a p e s — 3 4 inches long. Open
front, fasten with snap-buttons.
DUCKING FROCK
Standing collar. Weight, 21 ozs. .fffi 4.50
Thirty-nine inches long, standing collar lined with NEVERSINK LIFE SAVING GARMENTS
corduroy throat tab. Fly front with buckle clasps, All of these garments are m a d e to protect the
giving absolute protection in stormy weather; pocket wearer while in the water—made of a soft Javanese
flaps • ventilation evelets under arms. Fibre, Khaki covered; can be immersed and dried
3B7700 <ffi $6-50 any number of times without deterioration.
3B7703 Fishing Jacket, 33 in. long, 36 to 3B7730 Men's and W o m e n ' s Coat. Will
to 46 breast fffi $10.00 sustain weight of a fully dressed
3B7704 Fishing Pants, 34 to 44 waist..fffi 3.50 m a n in water. Sizes 34 to 48...fffi $12.00
3B7731
3B7732 andMen's m iSnwgi mBelt
S w i mChildren. m i nSizes
gfor
Waistcoat.
M24
e n to o m..fffi
, W50...fffi 9.00
e n 4.00
 148 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

SHIRTS CORDUROY HUNTING CAP

For the m a n w h o H a s 254-in. visor peak
goes into the woods, and ear flaps and back
or w h o dresses for piece to pull down. Made
the out-of-doors, no of fine corduroy in beaver
garment carries with brown shade.
it the comfort and 3 B 7036 Weight,
enjoyment of a well 4 ozs fffi $1.50
fitting shirt. "WINDSOR" HATS
Ours are m a d e The popular shape among
with this idea in shooters for years. The
v i e w. They are sharply peaked brim, while
entirely different short, makes a perfect shade
from the ordinary- for the e3'es, and the turn-
stock shirt. D e - down flap at back cov-
signed by us to meet ers the neck and ears in
the needs of the critical sportsman, they stand for cold weather. $1.00
satisfaction wherever they are worn. Cut on gener- 3B7028 Corduroy. Weight, 5 . 1.50
ous patterns; wide, roomy shoulders; a collar that 3B7029 Wool Mackinaw. Wgt.,
fits; generous skirts and long sleeves; two Stanley H U N T I N G O R SLEEPING H O O D
pockets, with flaps that button shut. Finished Very closely knitted of fine
throughout to pass a very critical inspection. W h e n camel's hair wool. H a s elastic
ordering, give size of collar usually worn. knitted rib at throat, which fits
3B7041 Khaki Cotton. A n excellent shirt for very snug, and broad flaps for
summer. Light weight Khaki colored front and back protection to the
cloth; cool and comfo.table fffi $.75 neck. C a n be worn under a hat
3B7043 White Rep, a very strong cotton fab- or cap and makes a perfect night
ric, which wears well. M a k e s an ex- cap or sleeping hood for outdoor
cellent outing shirt; both cool and use. C a n be worn so that only
comfortable fffi 1.50 a small part or the whole of the
3B7043 Khaki Shirts. Very similar to face is exposed as desired.
3B7041, but m a d e of special grade of 3B7018 T a n color. Wgt.,
extra light-weight material fffi 1.25 3 oz fffi $1.50
3B7046 Strongly m a d e of "Cochiquo" mixed KHAKI HATS
flannel—good for rough wear. Color, Made of gen-
light grey fffi 2.25 uine U. S. Army
3B7746 Rambler Flannel Shirts. M a d e of Khaki cloth in
an excellent quality medium-weight round or "Bos-
flannel. A n ideal s u m m e r outing ton" style. Very
shirt. Colors, light and dark grey.ff 2.50 light, cool and
3B7747 Palmetto Flannel Shirts of extra comfortable. Can
quality—very light in weight and be rolled up and
splendid wearing. Light grey in carried in the pocket and easilv washed when soiled.
color fffi 3.00 3B7027 Weight, 4 oz. Colors, light and
3B7748 S a m e as above, except with n e w golf olive tan fffi $ .75
collar, which permits collar being AUSTRAL
worn open at the throat or as a MODEL
high band collar fffi 3.00 Crown, 454 in. ;
3B7750 Megantic Flannel Shirts—splendid brim, 3 in., m a d e
quality, all wool flannel in light grey, of clean nutria
dark grey, olive drab, or forestry fur. Color, Bel-
green shades, for camping or outing 3B7003 Weight, V, gian Belly (light
wear, a shirt of m e d i u m heavy tan).
weight fffi 3.25 "STANLEY" PITH HELMETS fffi $5.00
3B7749 P o i m Comfort Flannel Shirts. M a d e The popular favor-
of K e n w a s h flannels, in white or ite for tropical wear
white with black stripe. For motor- the world over. Gen-
ing, golfing or general out-of-door uine Chinese pith hel-
wear, an excellent shirt fffi 4.00 mets, covered with
3B7751 Nutley Flannel Shirts—the best shirt pongee silk and with
w e have ever sold at the price. All ventilating sweat-
wool flannel, sewed with silk, pearl band.
buttons well sewed on. Cut on very 3B7000 Weight, 654 ozs s350
roomy model, with full length skirt. CORK HELMETS
Colors, light grey, dark grey, olive Same style as the celebrated "Stanley" Pith Hel-
drab or forestry green fffi 4.00 mets. These helmets have the advantage over the
3B7752 N a v y Blue Flannel Shirts—regula- Pith, as they are not affected by dampness. Thev
tion Government blue flannel, cold S B ^ ^ w L u ' ^ C ° V e r e d ^ V l t h * 0 0 d ^ade khak .
water shrunk, m a d e with two Stan- 3137033
Weight, 9 oz fffi $3.00. $4.00 and $5 00
ley pockets and extra length of skirt.
Tforestry
3B7052 oughly
of h e best
best
Worsted
for blue
wearing
fallshrunk.
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Shirt.flannel
andshirt
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Colors,
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wear. kand
nand
foffwi 7.00
oliveExcellent 5.00
 MEN'S CLOTHING 149
DOMESTIC W O O L YARN STOCKING MEN'S A N D BOYS' WESTERN GAUNTLETS
A n especially selected and r e c o m m e n d e d stocking, M a d e of a fine grade of horse-
strictly all wool, reinforced toe and heel, plain knit hide and tanned by a process <
foot and leg with deep rib top, allowing stockings which renders them unusually
to be w o r n as straight and regular stocking or as soft and pliable. They can be
a golf hose with cuff top. Three sizes—small, m e - washed and dried repeatedly
dium and l a r g e — m a d e of Government standard without losing their softness.
yarns in B r o w n color only. 3B7193 "Colorado" Gauntlets,
3B7723 fffi $1.50 heavy l e a t h e r , no
3B7413 Outing Stockings. Made with cuff fringe. Weight, 6 54 oz.
tops, of the finest Australian wool. T h e soft char- fffi $1.75
acter of this wool enables people with tender feet 3B7194 " T e x a s " Gauntlets,
to wear it in perfect comfort. Suitable for any light leather fringed
sporting purpose where a m e d i u m weight is required. cuff. Weight, 5 oz.
Colors, Steel Grey and Heather Mixtures..fffi $2.25 fffi $1.75
3B7195 "Arizona" Gloves, light leather
GERMAN SOCKS
(no gauntlets). Weight, 354 oz..fffi $1.50
M a d e of heavy double knit wool and the boot is A R M Y GLOVES A N D
tufted or "fulled" on the inside, making it soft and MITTENS
easy on the feet. Fitted with strap and buckle at
T h e best woolen gloves and mitts
top. Color, Mottled Grey. Give regular sock size.
made. T h e quality is the very best
Weight, 12 oz. per pair.
and the shape gives a snug, comfort-
3B7075 tig $1.50
ablefit.Very closely woven, exceed-
TWO-IN-ONE GLOVES ingly durable and extra w a r m . These
T h e lining and cover are standard goods as issued to the
of these are separate. U . S. A r m y . Olive Drab color.
T h e cover is m a d e of a 3B7189 Regulation Gloves..fffi $ .75
very soft and tough leath- 3B7188 Regulation Mitts...fffi .75
er, will never become stiff 3B7187 One-finger Mitts..fffi -75
even after repeated wet-
tings. Covers are cut to FINGER MITT
fit perfectly over the This mitt has the
woolen linings, with a thumb and forefinger
reefing strap at the wrist free and is practically
to tighten the glove. T h e as handy as a glove.
lining glove is of light A splendid glove for
wool. Furnished in tan winter shooting. O f
only. finest grade buff col-
3B7218 Including ored horsehide, light and tough. Lined with heavy
lining..fffi $3.50 fleece and has long elastic wristband.
Shells onlyBUCKSKIN 3B7186 Weight, per pair, 654 ozs % $1.75
M a d e from genu- FRENCH "WRISTFIT" SOFT GAUNTLET
ine buckskin. Extra GLOVES
heavy selected. This glove, m a d e of
These gloves are the a superior q u a l i t y
s t a n d a r d of the cape stock, saddler's
U. S. A r m y service, s t i t c h outseam, is
and are unequaled shirred in at the wrist
for quality and du- with an elastic band,
rability. M a y be has 454-inch gauntlet.
washed w h e n soiled A perfectfitting,well
and return to their m a d e glove, unusual-
original softness. ly strong and excel-
Cut on a r m y model, lent wearing for m o -
tofitsnug at wrist. toring, riding or dri-
Color, S m o k e Grey ving.
only. 3B7717 fffi $3.50
53,4
3B7191 H e a v y skin.
Weight, oer pair, Gauntlets Made SCOTCH W O O L GLOVES
$2.50
3B7773.. Boys' Buckskin M a d e specially for us by the
exactly like the
BUCKSKIN GLOVES best glovemaker in Scotland. E x -
Used for m a n y years in the U . S. A r m y . Intend- ceptionally w a r m and strong, snap
ed for a hard-service glove. T h e buckskin from fastener at wrist. M a d e very
which this glove is m a d e is of heavy grade and can- long so that they c o m e well up on
not easily be torn. H a s one button to close. W h e n the wrist, and act as a pulse
soiled the glove can be washed, and will not dry- warmer. Color, Heather mixture.
hard, but should not be dried near heat. Color, Weight, 3 oz. Sizes, small, m e -
smoke grey. Weight, 334 ozs. dium and large.
3B7196 *ffi $2.25 3B7221 tig $1.25
150 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

F A B R I C S U S E D IN O U R MEN'S A N D WOMEN'S CLOTHING

Our wide acquaintance among sportsmen and sportswomen of every calling, and our thorough knowl-
edge of their requirements, enable us to present a choice of materials for clothing which are the best
and most serviceable to be had. Most of them are either especially manufactured for, or imported by
the Abercrombie & Fitch Company and cannot be procured elsewhere.
In addition to the readv-made garments of Engladine, Woolen Gabardine, Mackinaw, Forestry Serge,
A r m y Cloth, Khaki, Moleskin, Corduroy and Cotton Gabardine, w e carry a large stock of special mate-
rials for our custom tailoring departments adapted for special uses. Most important of these special
materials are our celebrated Thorntweeds, Jungle Cloth, Solario Cloth and Shackleton Cloth.
Our custom tailoring departments are prepared to m a k e to order garments for sporting purposes
for both m e n and w o m e n , combining the proper cut and style with suitable materials for aeroplamng,
motoring, and for exploring expeditions to the Arctics or the tropics.
Samples of any of our materials hereinafter listed, with self-measurement blank with full instruc-
tions together with cuts and booklets showing styles for both m e n and w o m e n , will be mailed upon request.

SPECIAL A. & F. CO. WOOLEN FABRICS FOR OUTDOOR WEAR

ARMY SERGE ENGLADINE
A strong waterproof woolen fabric made in Switz- A n all wool domestic serge, color light tan, in use
erland—the favorite cloth for Alpine tourists. This by the United States A r m y , carried in 13 and 18 oz.
cloth is not imported by any other firm in America Cravenetted.
and is very far superior to the Loden cloth used by SOLARIO CLOTH
the peasants in the Austrian Tyrol. W e especially This cloth is m a d e in England for the African
recommend Engladine for use in cold climates, win-
market. N o white hunter in British East Africa will
ter motoring and wet snow. use anything but Solario Cloth—it is especially de-
MACKINAW signed to shed the actinic rays of the sun. T h e m a -
The mackinaw used by us is made of long staple terial is of a light tan color interwoven with red, is
yarn, all wool, strong and durable, combining very fine spun, light in weight, strong and water re-
strength and warmth, and is recommended for win- pellent. W e recommend this cloth in preference to
ter use. any other cloth m a d e for use in the tropics—it is
ideal for tropical motoring.
WOOL GABARDINE
THORNTWEED
Our wool gabardines are made by the best English A cloth especially manufactured for us for hunters
manufacturers, closely woven, waterproof, and are and fishermen. M a d e from selected long staple Aus-
the best light weight woolen cloths to be had. tralian wool, the yarns double twisted in both warp
Recommended for summer motoring. and filling to render the fabric tough, w a r m and
water repellent, as well as briarproof. Special atten-
FORESTRY CLOTH tion has been given to the selection of the color mix-
A n all wool domestic serge, color grey green, used tures employed, to obtain a neutral shade, giving the
by the U. S. Forestry Department; carried in 13, 18 hunter the benefit of concealing coloration. Thorn-
and 22 oz. Cravenetted to render it water repellent. tweed is an excellent cloth for motor clothing, moun-
Samples of A n y of the A b o v etain, fieldand
Materials woods
Sent wear. Carried in 15 and 19 oz.
o n Request

SPECIAL A. & F. CO. COTTON FABRICS FOR OUTDOOR WEAR

COTTON GABARDINE JUNGLE CLOTH
M a d e in England from finest Sea Island cotton, M a d e in England especially for use in India.
very closely woven in different shades of brown, Water repellent, very tough, and is the strongest
green and tan; very light in weight, combining great light weight cotton cloth made. Colors, tan brown
strength and waterproof qualities with m i n i m u m and olive brown.
weight. SHACKLETON CLOTH
MOLESKIN So named after Colonel Shackleton, w h o used this
Finest English imported Moleskin, waterproof, cloth in his Antarctic work. A very fine, closely-
strong and durable, slate color, soft and pliable, espe- woven cotton fabric, dark brown mixture, waterproof
cially adapted for hunting in temperate climate, will and very light. Outer garments m a d e of this mate-
resist briars. rial act as wind-break over heavy woolens for use in
CORDUROY the Arctics. W e use this cloth extensively in our
Corduroy is so well k n o w n that it does not require aeroplaning suits over woolen or llama clothing.
description. O u r Corduroys are imported, light COLDSTREAM DUCK
weight, strong and durable—are dyed by a n e w proc- A fine spun, closely woven cotton duck, water re-
ess which prevents the disagreeable odor found in pellent, olive brown in color, which makes an ideal
cheap corduroys when wet. suit forfishing,bird shooting and general country
KHAKI wear, where an inexpensive light weight cotton fab-
Best domestic Khaki, U. S. Government standard, ric is required.
in olive drab and khaki shade. Tn use by nearly all Samples of any of the above materials sent upon
armies for summer wear. request.
Directions for Sending Measurements for Clothing Will B e F o u n d o n B a c k of Order Blank in
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 WOMEN'S CLOTHING

SIERRA O U T I N G SUIT COAT A N D BREECHES RIDING HABIT

One of our most popular de- M a d e exactly like our
signs—a splendid suit for all special order habits. Coat
out-of-door wear, such as ca- cut on ladies' English lines
—Breeches of latest im-
noeing, golfing and motoring. proved men's military mod-
W e do not recommend this el—very unlike other ready-
i suit for extremely rough wear, to-wear breeches.
* ;, J following trail through heavy
3C7845 Olive drab khaki.
brush, etc., as the material is too
W %J 3£ $18.00
•-*" soft in texture for this work.
Coat is plain, mannish cut, tin- iJb l y 3C7691 Natural or jas-
per Irish Crash
lined ; two large pockets and m ly " •' ^ $20.00
belt, with full skirt buttoned 3C7692 Forestry or Ar-
d o w n the front. M a d e of a knit m y cloth or Oxford melton.
material k n o w n as our Inns- Reinforced wdth buckskin.
brouck. C a n be had in all de- \M fffi $45.00
sirable colors—rose, old blue, 3C7693 Men's wear cor-
light tan, green, brown, blue, ox- durov. Reinforce*! with
ford grey, and heather. buckskin fffi $40.00
3C7671 fffi $25.00 3C7694 W o o l gabardine,
3C7672 Colored, white or or men's wear worsteds.
Oxford linen fffi $18.00 Reinforced with buckskin.
3C7673 Grey, brown or green fffi $55.00
mixture tweeds. Coat satin Samples of these mate-
lined fffi $30.00 rials sent on request.
HIKING SUIT 3C7695 Panama or velour hat, either of which are
A most serviceable extremely suitable with this costume fffi $10.00
and stylish suit for all- CHILDREN'S RIDING HABIT
around sports wear. Coat Coat and breeches same style as above.
is made on a mannish
pattern, with two large 3C7846 Dublin crash and khaki fffi $15.00
buttoned - d o w n pockets 3C7847 Oxford, melton and black and white
—belted at the waist. worsteds fffi 35.00
Skirt buttons d o w n back
and front. Material, WOMEN'S NORFOLK RIDING AND
men's wear corduroy, in SPORTING SUIT
beaver or m e d i u m grey. A capital model for all
Lined throughout with kinds of sport, as well as
Venetian. T h e coat, astride riding. A genuine
when worn with riding all-purpose special of the
breeches, makes an ex- Abercrombie & Fitch C o m -
cellent combination for pany. Divided skirt, but-
Western riding. W o r n \ A'jfC^F tons to the bottom of the
with knickerbockers for ••''••'' h e m in front. M a d e of
hiking. Suit as shown olive drab khaki, both coat
with coat and shell skirt. and divided skirt, as shown
3C7674 fffi 29.00 in cut.
3C7465 13 oz. For- 3C7697 fffi $15.00
estry or A r m y cloth or 3C7698 S a m e coat with
tweeds fffi $35.00 . j , ™ - . , , . , ^ _. plain walking skirt fffi $10.00
3C7676 Hat shown on H"*Mv M
thefiguremade of mate- '.^Ar. 3C7699 Same coat with
rials to match suits; '>** V shell skirt, which can be
serviceable for all out- ||P" , ,
' used with breeches for
of-door wear...fffi $4.50 •31 ™ | ^ ,. riding fffi 12.00
DOGSKIN COAT 3C7774 Khaki h a t as
A most comfortable garment, as a wind-breaker shown in figure fffi $1.00
has no equal. Outside of. splendid soft, pliable A combination for every
skins, lined with flannel. A n invaluable garment emergency m a y be made of
for motoring, riding, driving, shooting, and all other this outfit.
out-of-door wear.
3C7783 *& $22-00 Samples of Khaki used by us gladly mailed on re-
3C7784 Skirt to match tig 18.00 quest. •
1000
LEATHER
3C7785
wind
tan
suede,
Leather
color.
breaker.
with SHIRT
'••••*
shirt,
Cut
knit$full
collar
m a dand
e and
of
roomy,
knit
an excellent
wrist
and isband.
angrade
excellent
W o of
od
 o A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO.. 53-55-57 W . 30th STREET, N E W YORK

P R O O F E D SERVICE C O A T STURDY SHOOTING SUIT

T h e garment, as suggested For the w o m a n w h o really
by the name, is suitable for hunts this suit is especially
all purposes where a w a r m , designed, and is without an
comfortable, knockabout coat equal for such purposes.
is needed. M a d e , as shown Coat is cut full and roomy
in the cut, of proofed m a - in the skirt, especially de-
terials. This coat is equally signed as to pockets for
appropriate for tent, motor, carrying of shells, game, etc.
camp or rough weather wear. Fitted in at waist. T h e
M a d e of Donegal tweeds in breeches are of the "hunt-
grey, brown and green. ing" style, ill-
3C7777 fffi $19.50 u s t r a t e d on
3C7778 P r o o f e d Irish p a g e 154. A
fleece, in grey green and short skirt, but-
brown mixtures ...fffi $22.50 toned up front,
3C7779 English Gabardine, and which m a y
in black, navy blue or olive be removed and worn as a
drab fffi $28.00 cape, can be supplied with
3C7850 Hat, as shown in this suit.
cut, of material to match Two-piece suit, coat and
coats fffi $6.00 hunting breeches, m a d e of
imported olive drab cold
LADIES' stream duck.
MACKINAW COATS 3C7682 fffi $25.00
M a d e on same model and 3C7683 Skirt of cold
of same materials as our stream duck fffi $10.00
men's mackinaw coats, shown on page 145. 3C7684 18 oz. Forestry
3C7780 *ffi $13.00 Cloth coat and breeches fffi $55.00
3C7685 Skirt, 18 oz. Forestry cloth fffi 18.00
3C7686 Coat and breeches English mole-
CHILDREN'S MACKINAW COAT
skin, showerproof fffi 45.00
Always a practical garment for out-of-door 3C7687 Skirt of moleskin fffi 12.00
use for children w h o do not like to be h a m - 3C7688 H a t shown on figure. M a d e of
pered with long coats, being used extensively several colors ooze leather, with
for skating or tobogganing. T h e s e garments are self-color silk band fffi 8.00
m a d e of first-class quality mackinaw in colored 3C7851 Grey or tan suede leather fffi 6.00
mixtures. M a d e exactly same as our men's and 3C7852 Forestry cloth or moleskin fffi 4.50
women's coats, of same materials and high-class For hunting where materials should be wind-
workmanship. Sizes range from 12 to 16 years. proof and w a r m as possible, w e r e c o m m e n d Swiss
3C7781 tig $10.00 Engladine.
3C7849 S a m e style coat in durable wool macki- 3C7689 Coat and breeches fffi $55.00
naw, grey, brown and green plaids fffi $7.50 3C7690 Separate skirt fffi 18.00
WOMEN'S RAIN COAT TRAPSHOOTERS* COAT FOR WOMEN
M a d e of a light rubberized canton material, tan T h e increasing vogue
or olive color. of this exhilarating
3C7789 <ffi $7-00 sport makes this an
important g a r m e n t .
3C7790 Rubberized cashmere, with belt at back,
This is a man's model,
in black, navy blue or tan fffi $13.00
and aside from trap-
3C7791 Also black or tan, all rubber coats. V e r y shooting use, is used
serviceable for camping purposes or school wear. extensively by golfers
For children, in sizes 9 to 15 years—for w o m e n , —under a heavier coat
in sizes 34 to 42 bust measurement fffi $5.00 for motoring, and all
shooting and camping
WOMEN'S FEATHERWEIGHT OILSKINS purposes. M a y be used
Very light in weight, soft and flexible. For as a sweater, and is
yachting, camping, canoeing or other sporting pur- warmer.
poses in bad weather. Coats have velvet collars, C o a t , as
ivory buttons, and inner storm cuffs. Color, oilskin shown in cut,
yellow. of heavy brown
Sizes, 34 to 44 bust measurements.
3C7786 Short coat *ffi $2.00 ft»^*r'*'iflS?^ chamois, outside shell
3C7787 Skirt, tightens at waist with shirr J^T^Nfes^yVii °^ Scotch wool, in a
string tig 3.00 good green mixture—
stretching pleat in the back—knitted collar and
3C7788 L o n g coat <ffi 4.00 wrist-bands.
3C7848 Southwester fffi 1.00 3C7782 eg $15.00
 WOMEN'S CLOTHING 153
T H E ADIRONDACK WOMEN'S OUTING SHIRTS
O u r camping dress, designed
These shirts are our o w n special models. They
and built on lines for hard serv-
are designed for all sporting purposes—cut on the
ice a n d comfort for w o m e n
same lines as our men's shirts, with long bodies,
campers. T h e dress can be but-
giving a mannish effect and extreme comfort Coat
toned u p close around the neck;
style; t w o Stanley breast pockets, withflap,attached
sleeves can be unbuttoned a n d
collar. See illustration of "camp costume." Sizes,
rolled back out of the w a y for
34 to 44 bust measurement.
canoe paddling, etc., and, if
3C7724 T a n khaki shirt. ffl $1.50
necessary, for following the trail 1.75
3C7731 Light weight grey flannel ti}
or freedom of limb m o v e m e n t ,
3C7725 Flannel army tan, dark blue, for
the skirt can be unbuttoned and fffi 3.00
estry color, white or grey...
buttoned back out of the way.
3C7726 S a m e model of Viyella flannels,
3C7677 Tan khaki..fffi $ 8.00
in chamois color, white, tan, and
3C7678 White khaki or blue
striped effects, which blend well
galatea fffi $8.00
with Forestry and Olive Drab Khaki 6.00
3C7679 T w e e d s with body
materials fffi
lined fffi $25.00
3C7727 White rep shirt with collar attached 2.00
3C7680 13 oz. Forestry or
and one pocket fffi
army cloth fffi $25.00
3C7855 S a m e as above without collar. G o o d 2.00
3C7681 Men's W e a r Cordu-
for riding fffi
roy fffi $18.50
OUTING SHIRTS
3C7853 H a t as s h o w n o n fig-
ure, olive drab khaki or white W I T H COMBINA-
duck with plain or Separate
colored Skirts
fa- TION COLLARS
3C7798
cings Cut full, opening
fffi on side,fivebut
$1.00 A very popular
tons, olive drab khaki fffi $4.00 shirt for all outdoor
3C7797 S a m e style as above, white or purposes and espe-
natural linen crash fffi 5.00 cially suitable f o r
3C7801
S a m e style as above, grey, brown golf, tennis and boat-
12.50
3C7799 or green mixture tweeds fffi ing. Collar m a y be
White khaki buttoning all w a y d o w n 5.00 w o r n laid d o w n as
3C7800 side front fffi shown or buttoned up
13 oz. Forestry buttoning all wfffi a y15.00 tight about the neck.
3C7854 d o w n center front. 3C7723 White or
S a m e style as 3C7800 beaver grey tan cotton oxford.
green, brown and white cordu fffi 10.00 fffi $2.50
roy 3C7856 Pongee or
SHELL SKIRTS white tub silk fffi $7.00
W e always carry in stock SHIRT SIMILAR TO
a complete line of shell A B O V E WITH
skirts, and when worn with
any of our several shirts
T W O POCKETS
make up into a costume A N D FRENCH
which fills many purposes CUFFS
around camp and general 3C7728 Light weight
country wear. The skirt flannel in light tan or
shown on figure buttons blue fffi 3.00
down the back and front 3C7729 Light tan or
and is made amply full. brown cotton soisette.
Unbuttoned, it m a y fffi $1.75
be used for riding. 3C7730 Olive Drab
M a d e in all practi- Khaki shirt, of same
cal materials, as fol- material as our suits and
lows : separate s k i r t s , and
3C7793 O l i v e breeches fffi $3.00
drab khaki.fffi $4.50 KNICKERBOCKERS
3C7794 M e n ' s
A s s h o w n in cut of "camp costume." A most de-
W e a r Corduroy, in
sirable garment for woods wear, m a d e to wear with
beaver or grev color
or without a skirt. Full pattern, open at sides.
fffi $10.00
3C7857 Olive Drab Khaki fffi $5.00
C a m p Costume, showing Shell 3C7795 13-ounce
3C7858 Men's wear corduroy fffi 10.00
Skirt, Outing, Shirt and Forestry or a r m y
Knickerbockers. 3C7859 13-ounce Forestry or a r m y cloth, .fffi 12.00
cloth fffi $16.00
cloth
Forestry
3C7796 or fffi
18-ounce
$18.00
army
154 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W . 36th STREET, N E W YORK

RIDING A N D HUNTING BREECHES MIDDY BLOUSES

AND BLOOMERS
Middy Blouses
Middv blouses, as shown
on figure, suitable for out-
ing wear, m a d e of un-
bleached muslin, with either
long or short sleeves. Sizes,
10 to 20 years.
3C7802 tig $0.85
3C7803 W h i t e drill, with
shield tig $1.25
3C7804 T a n khaki fffi 1.50
3C7867 Blue flannel with
Riding ,,
Hunting braid trimming fffi $4.00
Tape Bottom Bloomers
These garments are finished with belt loops and 3C7805 Plaited, blue serge
pockets. fffi $4.00
Riding B r e e c h e s — C u t s a m e as men's breeches, 3C7806 Plaited, tan col-
fly or side fastening and laced at knee. Reinforced 3C7807 ored khaki to match m i d d y
with self material. $8.00 3C7808 blouse * $3-00
3C7860 Olive drab khaki fffi 14.00 Blue Galatea % 3-00
3C7861 A r m y or 13 oz. Forestry cloth fffi Extra full plaited bloomer, m a d e of
3C7862 Oxford or brown whipcord. R e - blue serge *ffi 6 0 °
inforced with buckskin. Small fall 20.00
GIRLS' TWO-PIECE TAN KHAKI SUIT
front fffi riding A s s h o w n in cut—the most
Hunting Breeches — M a d e same as allow practical a n d comfortable cos-
breeches except cut m o r e full at knee to tume for girls' wear. Will
freedom. N o t reinforced at knee. give long service a n d is m a d e
3C7863 English proofed moleskin fffi $14.00 with the idea of giving wearer
3C7864 18 oz. Forestry cloth, Engladine and perfect freedom in every par-
whipcord fffi 18.00 ticular. Garments can be w o r n
T a p e - b o t t o m Trousers—Just the thing for the with or without shirtwaist.
w o m a n w h o tramps and roughs it—fly fastening. Coat is m a d e of a n excellent
3C7865 Moleskin fffi $12.00 tan khaki, with three large
3C7866 18 oz. Forestry or Engladine fffi 16.00 pockets—wide rolling collar—
BLOOMERS buttons d o w n front. Skirt also
A very desirable gar- buttons d o w n front. Sizes from
ment for any sporting 9 to 15 years.
purpose, especially f o r 3C7775 tig $7.00
those w h o go into the 3C7776 Khaki hat s h o w n in
woods hunting and fish- BOYS' A N D GIRLS' the figureRAIN
is m a d e to match the
ing. Ours are made very C O A T W I T H S Osuit
U'WESTER fffi $1-00
full in the seat and hips, HAT
drop back, shirr string A splendid garment for rainy
gathers them in at the weather for children, as it is long
waist, elastic in the knees. enough to cover them completely
A s shown in figure, in $4.50 to bottom of dress. M a d e of
materials as follows: 6.00 rubberized poplin. Buttons tight
3C7274 T a n C o t t o n at the neck, buttons in at the
fffi 6.00 wrist, and with Sou'wester Hat,
Pongee fffi $3.00
TIES
3C7275 B r o w n a n d which can be pulled d o w n closely
M i d d Sateen
Black y squares—a tie for middy blouses, shirt- over the head, forms a splendid
fffi $3.00
waists, etc.
3C7276 Suitable
Forestry and as A ran
m y added touch to a w o m - protection in bad weather for
Flannel
an's costume
3C7277 for about
T a n Pongee Silk c a m p or on outings. In either school or outing use. T h e
blue, red,Black
3C7430 o w n Cotton Rep, fastening $1.50 garments fold very compactly in
black ororB rmaise.
3C7740 on the side tig a bag w h e n not in use. Sizes, 9
3C7741 M i d d y ties in blue, red, black or 1.00 to 15 years.
maise fffi 3C7792 T a n only fffi $5.75
3C7742 Four-in-hand ties in all bright 1.50 3C7869 Black rubber fffi 5.00
colors fffi 2.00 BELTS
3C7743 Silk bandana kerchief in various .50 Outing belts of best quality leather, 154 inches
colors fffi wide. Sizes 24 to 36. Colors, tan and black.
3C7354 Windsor ties, all colors fffi 3C7744 fffi $1.25
Give color and waist measurement w h e n ordering.
 WOMEN'S CLOTHING 155

SWEATERS MISSES' A N D WOMEN'S SWIMMING SUITS

Sizes, misses, 14, 20
We are listing and de- years. Women's, 32-44
scribing in this catalogue inch bust measure.
only a very few of our _ Designed by us espe-'
large line of American and >Je^ cially for comfort and
foreign made sweaters. practical use as a bath-
T h e cut s h o w s our \>N /^•flBWnjW'v/' >nK a n d swimming suit.
brushed worsted sweater, '4Vv My W'j^F'" " T h e garment opens on
medi u m weight, w i t h •,s'WoLi2Bj~ the shoulders and there
high roll collar; c l o s e > w 4 are n o
buttons to come
fitting knit wristlets; two J*** open on t h e bodice.
pockets, and b u t t o n i n g M a d e of black or tan
d o w n the front with large cotton rep, self trimmed.
buttons. " •«-" >• Suit as illustrated.
3C7709 Green and brown - kif" i , « 111, 3C7714 fffi $3.50
fffi $5.00 J m ?I 3C7715 S a m e design
3C7710 C a p to m a t c h in blue or black mohair,
3C7711 Scarf to fffi $1.75
! Xtt "tYS\ with white braid fffi $3.75
match 3C7716 Skirt of m o -
fffi $1.75 hair, extra fffi $1.00
Angora Sweater Coat.
A good, roomy, comfort- LADIES' KNIT
able garment, giving all s S W I M M I N G SUIT
the desired warmth and ^S^"^*^ Skirt, bloomers and
comfort necessary for • Iwk waist in one piece. In
outing wear of every de- black or heather worst-
scription — motoring, ed mixtures.
hunting, golfing, etc. 3C7717 fffi $6.50
Has a wide roll collar, C O M B I N A T I O N S W I M M I N G SUIT W I T H
belt, cuffs of same m a - FEET
terial ; buttons up tight 3C7721 In black or grey worsted fffi $4.00
around the throat. Col- NATATORIUM OR ONE-PIECE BATHING
ors, old blue, white, rose SUIT W I T H O U T FEET
and heather mixtures in 3C7722 Black or grey worsted fffi $2.50
brown, blue and grey RUBBER DIVING CAP
with contrasting borders. Fasten closely around the head, giving perfect
3C7712 fffi $11.00 protection for the hair. In black, red or green.
W e can furnish cap 3C7718 fffi $0.50
or scarf to match, price RUBBER BATHING CAP
$2.00 each. 3C7719 Finest quality Para rubber fffi $1.00
A n o t h e r excellent BATHING SLIPPERS
sweater, not illustrated, 3C7720 White or black canvas fffi $0.75
is made same as our men's heavy shakerknit. C o m -
bination collar; twp lower pockets—a sweater made
GLOVES
to stand extreme rough use and to give all the BUCKSKIN GAUNTLETS
warmth that can be obtained from such a garment. M a d e of genuine buckskin, especially to our order.
Colors, grey and heather mixtures. Fit, workmanship and general appearance of these
3C7713 fffi $8.00 gloves are the very best. For riding, driving and
OUTING STOCKINGS general outing wear they are more popular than any
M a d e of the finest quality Australian wool, other stvle. Color, smoke grey.
medium weight. Colors, steel grey and heather mix- 3C7735 fffi $2.25
tures. Sizes, 8 to 10. 3C7736 Gloves without gauntlet fffi $2.00
3C7732 fffi $2.25 3C7737 Same gauntlet, made of tan cape.
WOMEN'S WOOL SOCK A soft and very desirable skin,
For the past few years a number of women have which will not, however, stand the
been wearing wool socks in preference to long stock- rough usage of the buckskin.... fffi $2.00
ings. W e have m a d e these especially for women's TWO-IN-ONE GLOVES
wear. W o o l used is of first quality. Colors, steel The lining and cover of these gloves are separate.
grey and heather mixtures. Cover is made of a soft and tough leather, which
3C7733 fffi $1.00will not stiffen after repeated wettings. Lining is of
LLAMA BED SOCKS light wool, soft, comfortable and much warmer than
M a d e in three sizes; small, medium and large. any glove where the lining is attached. A reefing
Medium grey. strap at the wrist tightens the glove. Color, tan.
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156 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W Y O R K

FOOTWEAR
B y far the most important of all outdoor equipment is your footwear. W h e n your feet hurt, you
hurt all over. Loose, leaky, non-supporting shoes have kept many a hunter sick in camp—lost more than
one important tennis match-spoiled many a good "end run." Whether you climb a mountain trail play
baseball, golf, or only walk a country road, your shoes mustfitand your feet must be kept dry. These
two considerations outweigh all others.
F r o m all the four ways of the earth w e have drawn our knowledge of shoe making as best suited
to each outdoor game. O u r stock represents the best selected models and styles to be had in every sport-
ing line, whether it's a Moccasin, Hunting Boot or the newest Golf or Soccer Shoe.
In hunting footwear w e use mostly a c h r o m e tanned leather, which always remains soft and pli-
able, and will not dry out hard under any circumstances. M o s t hunting boots are m a d e of heavy,
stiff leather, are never comfortable, and they tire the wearer after tramping but a short distance. O u r
boots will stand nearly as m u c h abuse as the heavier ones, but they only weigh about one-half as
much. Double oak soles are furnished with these shoes. W e have found from experience that the
oak leather is the best wearing and most water-proof sole leather obtainable, also that hobs will
stay in m u c h better than in any other. H o b nails are put in only w h e n ordered. Conical nails will
be supplied without charge, but where Swiss nails or screw calks are required there will be an extra
charge according to quantity used. N o boots will be exchanged that have been hobnailed.
Our W o m e n ' s Sporting Footwear is unequalled anywhere in the world to-day. M a d e of the same
splendid material as our men's shoes and in the same attractive
styles, but remodelled expressly to suit a woman's foot. They
are the only shoes obtainable that duplicate the fine qualities
of our sportsmen's footwear and that will, under the trying AROUND LEG
conditions for w'hich they are intended, keep a woman's feet
comfortable and dry.
AROUND LEG
H O W TO MEASURE FOR SHOES
First, take measurements over the stockings. Second, give
every measurement indicated on diagram exact—make no al-
lowances. If you want your shoes snug or loose let us make AROUND LEG
the allowances. Third, take measurements without weight bear-
ing on foot. D r a w the tape to an easy pressure. Fourth, place
foot on sheet of paper and draw outline, being sure to
hold pencil perpendicularly. D o not retrace your outlines. AROUND ANKLE
Fifth, give size and width of shoes usually worn. Sixth, give HEEL
distance from sole of foot at heel to E A C H leg measurement. INSTEP-
This is very important, as w e make the taper of the shoe or - WAIST
boot according to these measurements. • BALL

FOREST R A N G E R
LAURENTIDE BOOTS
A good heavy, service-
HUNTING B O O T able boot. M a d e of oil
A n oil-tanned moccasin grain tan leather It is
boot with sole and heel. used extensively by riv-
Sole is attached in a man- ermen and lumbermen,
ner to give great flexibility, or where a heavy boot is re-
at the same time stiff quired. Plain toe, large eye-
enough to give ample pro- lets. Soles are both pegged
tection. The boot is made and sewed.
over broad, easy lasts and 3D10849 N o straps and
is very well shaped. buckles at top, 12 ins. high.
3D10851 16-inch t o p Sizes, 6 to 11 ; weight, 3 lbs.
fffi £14 00 11 oz fffi..$6.50
3D10852 10-inch t o p 3D10850 W i t h wide
fffi $12.00 double straps and buckles
at top. 16 inches high.
Sizes, 6 to 11. Weight,
4 lbs. 7 oz...fffi $8.00
 FOOTWEAR 157

H U N T E R S ' , P R O S P E C T O R S ' A N D SUR- MEN'S M O C C A S I N S H O E

VEYORS' BOOTS This shoe is as easy on the foot as a moccasin and
These are light in proportion to their great almost as quiet. Uppers made of drab-colored
strength and durability. They are built for hard chrome tanned kip (which always dries out soft and
wear and are as waterproof as boots can be made. pliable) ; chrome elk soles are flexible and quiet.
Made of drab-colored chrome Sizes, 5 to 12. Width, A to E.
tanned kip with toe foxing
3010868 554 inches high, weight, 28 oz..fffi $6.25
of same material for protec-
tion of the side of the foot
from rocks or rough ground. BOYS' MOCCASIN SHOE
While a very substantial boot,
Made same as the men's
the leather is soft and the
listed above, but over regu-
boot is as comfortable new
'*' '•' '• lar Hoys' lasts—with good
as when broken in. Sizes,
roomy toes. These shoes are*
5 to 11. Widths, B to E.
also worn extensively
W h e n these boots are to be
by w o m e n w h o wish
used for unusually hard wear,
a very comfortable
such as mountain work, we
camp or canoe shoe
recommend the addition of
that is light in weight.
sole leather outside coun-
ters—this strengthens the 3D10900 5 inches high, weight, 24 oz. Sizes,
boot considerablj' and 2 to 554. Widths, B to E fffi $6.00
keeps the uppers in good
Extra for attaching heels 50
shape at the heels—
there is an extra 3D10861 12 inches high, weight, 36 oz., has
charge of 50 cents low broad heels fffi 10.00
for this work, and
it takes two weeks'
time to make the shoes this way. BOYS' STORM BOOT
.fffi 1 1 . 0 0
3D10864 8 inches high, weight 3 lbs fffi $9.00 The uppers are made
3D10862 12 inches high, weight, 3 lbs. 10 best quality of heavy
oz 13.00 weight, dark tan, water-
3D10863 17 inches high, weight 4 lbs, 5 oz proof oil grain leather.
This boot has double straps and The heels are low' and
buckles at top broad. Soles extra heavy.
STORM BLUCHER SHOE 3D10826 Boy's, 9 ins.
A n excellent boot for hunt- high, sizes, 254 to 554, \
ing or any hard wear where B to E, weight, 2 lbs.
lightness and durability are
3D10827 Youth's, 8
both considered. It is exten-
high, sizes, 13 to 2,
sively used also as a storm
widths, B to D,
boot in very bad weather.
weight, 2 lbs. 4 oz.
M a d e of b r o w n c h r o m e
fffi $5.00
tanned kip, soft, easy-fitting,
waterproof, g o o d looking.
Heavy oak soles with horse-
hide slip sole. Sizes, CRUISERS
5 to 11. Width, B
to E. This is a good old back-
3D10866 8 inches woods favorite and they are
high; weight, 3 lbs. well made. Have a good firm
fffi $8.50 sole sewed on. Made of
3D10867 12 ins. high; weight, 3 lbs. 6 oz.fffi $9.50 brown oil tanned leather—
3D10865 17 inches high; has two straps and have low heels. For those
buckles on top; weight, 4 lbs fffi 1 1 . 5 0 who prefer the low or In-
BOYS' CAMPING SHOE dian moccasins they will
The uppers are made of calfskin. The soles are find the low Cruiser the
of chrome tanned horsehide which make the shoe best of the kind.
verv light. L o w broad heels. The uppers have been 3D10845 15 inches high;
designed for both fit and com- sizes, 3 to 12 ; weight, 3
fort. For a boy's shoe for lbs. 12 oz fffi $9.00
general outdoor wear, this one 3D10844 9 ins. high;
cannot be excelled. sizes, 3 to 12; weight, 2
3D10858 Youth's, 5 ins. high, lbs. 14 oz fffi $7.00
sizes, 11 to 2, widths B to D, 3D10846 L o w moc-
weight, 21 oz *ffi $3-50 casins (no hobnails) ;
3D10857 Bov's, 5 inches high, sizes, 5 to 12;
sizes, 254 to 554, width, weight, 1 lb. 3 oz.
to E, weight, 22 oz. fffi $3.00
fffi $3.75
3D10859
Bov's,
Sizes 65 toins.fiB$4.50
ff9. ig
high,
158 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-5 5-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

WATERPROOF DOUBLE LEATHER TOP RUBBER SHOES

B O T T O M MOCCASINS Specially adapted to still-
They are the most popular hunting in bog, marsh, or
style of footgear ever made snow — can be worn for
for woods wear. Specially snow-shoeing. Bottoms are
adapted to still-hunting and of g u m rubber. Tops of
snow-shoeing. The leather used black leather. Men's sizes, 5
in these is the most waterproof to 12; Women's, 4 to 7.
obtainable. M a d e large enough 3D10853 M e n ' s 10-in.
so that two or more pairs of spring heel, 2 lbs. S oz.
heavy woolen socks can be "" $3.75
worn. 3D10854 M e n ' s 16-in.
3D10842 Sizes, 5 to spring heel, 2 lbs. 12 oz.
12 ; 10 in. high ; weight, fffi $4.75
2 lbs fffi $5.00 3D10855 Men's 10-inch
'AYANEFCO" with heel, 2 lbs. 15 oz.
SPECIAL fffi $4.00
SHOE PACK 3D10756 Wom-
M a d e by the best en's 10-inch spring
moccasin m a k e r in heel, 2 l b s . 2
Canada exclusively for us. M a d e of oil tanned oz fffi $3.75
leather with single bottoms. Carried in stock in 10- H U RON-INDIAN MOCCASINS
inch height only. M a d e from chrome tanned kip.
3D10877 Sizes, 3 to 12. Weight, 2 lbs. 8 oz. fffi $8.50 3D10870 M a d e in t w o widths, the narrow one is
Special heights m a d e to order. Furnished with suitable to be w o r n over
soles and heels on special order. Prices on appli- a thin sock and the wide
cation. one can be w o r n over
ELKSKIN MOCCASINS h e a v y woolen socks.
R e c o m m e n d e d for snow-shoeing on dry snow. Sizes, 1 to 12 fffi $2.25
M a d e of soft s m o k e tanned elkskin, chamois color. S a m e as above, m a d e of a lighter weight leather.
3D10839 Men's sizes, 6 to 12, 6 in. high, W i d e width only. Sizes, 5 to 12. Weight, 11 ozs.
weight, 1 lb. 3 oz fffi $3.50 3D10848 fffi $1.75
3D10739 W o m e n ' s sizes, 3 to 7, 6 inches S a m e as the H u r o n Indian Moccasin but m a d e of
high, weight, 14 oz fffi 3.25 a m u c h heavier weight leather.
3D10887 Men's Elkskin moccasin, 10 inches 3D10837 Men's sizes, 5 to 12 $2.50
high, with soles. Sizes 6 to 12. .fffi 4.25 3D10737 W o m e n ' s sizes, 3 to 7 2.25
3D10787 W o m e n ' s , same as above. Sizes I M P O R T E D SWISS H O B N A I L S
Actual Size
3 to 7 fffi 4.00 1 2 3 4 5 6
M E C C O M O C SHOES
M a d e of chrome kip, which always
dries out soft. Has horsehide out-
soles, which are sewn on
•N^ with two rows of stitching.
3D10869 Men's, 5 ins. high,
sizes, 6 to 11, weight, 1 lb. 7 8 9 10 [1
4 oz fffi $5.00 Malleable iron, hand forged, regarded by Alpine
3D10733 Women's, 5 guides as safest for mountain climbing. Styles 1, 6
inches high, sizes, 3 and 7 are edging nails.
J P to 7. Weight, 17 3D10938 Styles 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11. P e r doz.fffi $.05
^ ^ - ^ ^ S ^ » ^ oz fffi $5.00 3D10939 Styles 2, 7 fffi 10
MECCOMOC OXFORD 3D10940 Style 6 fffi .15
S a m e material and construction as M e c c o m o c Shoe. 3D10941 Style 1 fffi .20
3D10881 Men's sizes, 6 to 11 fffi $3.75 3D10924—SCREW C A L K S
3U10734 W o m e n ' s sizes, 3 to 7 fffi 3.50 Actual size illustrated
3D10735 Misses' sizes, 11 to 2 tig 3.00
3D10736 Children's sizes, 7 to 10 fffi 2.50
TOBIQUE SINGLE BOTTOM MOCCASINS
U s e d extensively for still-hunting, trailing and
canoe wear. T h e leather, oil-tanned calf. M a d e
large enough to be worn over two or m o r e pairs of M a d e of steel, can be quickly placed in shoes by a
woolen socks. Sizes, 5 to 12. simple tool, which screws them in or out as desired.
3D10843 8 inches high. Weight, 1 lb. 8 oz.fffi $3.50 Price, per b o x of 50, including tool wrench.fffi $ .50
3D10847 5 inches high. Weight, 1 lb. 6 oz.fffi 3.00 Price, per dozen, without wrench fffi .15
SHEEPSKIN SLIPPERS 3D10929 Golf set. Size G. or 00.24 and wrench fffi 30
they
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 FOOTWEAR 159

WOMEN'S HUNTING BOOTS

T h e shoes usually sold for w o m e n ' s sporting wear are
m a d e on boys' lasts and are too wide in the shank, heel
and ankle, andflatover the arch—ours are m a d e on spe-
cial lasts and are very carefully modeled to overcome
these defects. T h e y are as waterproof as it is possible
to m a k e a leather shoe. T h e leather from which they
are m a d e is the most durable k n o w n , and will not dry
hard after repeated wettings. M a d e of b r o w n calfskin
with oak soles. Sizes, 2 to 7. Widths, A to E.
3D10761 8 inches high; weight, 1 lb. 13 oz. . . . fffi $8.00
3D10762 12 inches high; weight, 1 lb. 15 oz. . . .fffi 10.00
3D10763 16 inches high; weight, 2 lbs. 8 oz. . . .fffi 11.50
WOMEN'S SPECIAL HUNTING BOOTS
M a d e of a drab-colored chrome tanned kid (same as
w e use in our men's hunting boots) ; they are m a d e
over lasts which arc good and r o o m y at the toes.
These boots are particularly adapted for the hardest
kind of wear. T h e y are not heavy and they are un-
usually comfortable—made with low, broad heels and
very heavy soles.
3D10764
10 inches high, weight, 2 lbs.
S oz "fffi $10.00
16 inches3D10760
high, weight, 2 lbs.
3D10763 3D10760
12 oz fffi $12.50

SWISS SPIRAL PUTTEES

WOMEN'S
MOCCASIN B O O T
Made of soft, smoke
tanned, grey chrome leather
— h a s a single sole and low
heel. This shoe is designed
for women's hunting wear,
w h e n more protection is
wanted than is given in the
ordinary moccasin.
3D10794 Sizes 3 to 7, no
half sizes; one width only;
height, 1154 ins.; weight, 32
ounces. ... fffi $9.00
WOMEN'S OIL
T A N N E D MOCCASIN
Made of light weight
brown, oil tanned, a flex-
ible sewed sole, has a low
outside heel; is designed
for canoe and light trail
use.
3D10774 Sizes, 3 to 7, no
half sizes ; one width only;
height 854-inch; weight, 28
oz fffi $5.50
A very popular leg covering, ex-
tensively worn for tramping or for
hunting. The spiral puttee winds
round and round the leg like a sur-
geon's bandage, exactly long enough
to cover the leg and woven to shape,
making a most comfortable and sat-
isfactory leg covering.
3D7727 $2.25
SWISS W A T E R P R O O F
SPECIAL PUTTEES
Another puttee of the same de-
scription as above. M a d e of a
waterproof cotton Gabardine.
3D7728 $1-75
MEN'S L E A T H E R P U T T E E
LEGGINS
Cut from right and left patterns
and fit low under inside of knee.
They are all hand shaped and fin-
ished over improved forms. This
is a very superior and perfect-
fitting riding leggin.
Sizes (calf measure) 12 to 18
inches.
3D10871 M a d e of tan or black
cowhide, weight, 1 lb. 8 oz.
fffi $5.00
3D10872 M a d e of tan English
pigskin, weight, 1 lb. 9 oz.
fffi $7.50
A R M Y STYLE PUTTEE LEGGINS
M a d e same as above except the fastening method.
The top is fastened by a staple fastening which
makes it absolutelv secure and the bottom is fastened
by a strap which is sewed to the middle of the leggin
and turns around the leggin once, and is adjusted
to a buckle on the bottom. Sizes, 12 to 18 calf
measure.
3D10873 M a d e of tan English pigskin,
weight, 1 lb. 9 oz $7-50
160 A B E R C R O M B I E & FITCH CO., 53-55-57 W. 36th STREET, N E W YORK

"SNAKE-PROOF" LEGGINS AMERICAN W A D E R S

We guarantee this leggin to be Best American make. Mackintosh finish.
perfectly snake-proof. M a d e of With Stocking Feet
heavy Pantasote double duck with a 3D10917 Stockings. Weight, 254 lbs fffi $8.00
lining of khaki, and an interlining 3D10918 Trousers. Weight, 4J4 lbs fffi 12.00
of specially woven wire cloth. All With Rubber Boot Feet
seams and edges bound with soft 3D10919 Stockings. Weight, 5 lbs fffi $10.00
waterproof leather. M a d e to order 3D10920 Trousers. Weight, 6^4 lbs fffi 14.00
only in two styles. W h e n ordering WADING SHOES
give size of ankle and calf and For use in combination with the regular fishing
specify style. waders. They are of our o w n
3D10901 C o m e s just below knee. special design. M a d e of best
Weight, per pair, 34 ozs...fffi $8.50 quality of heavy brown canvas.
3D10902 With stiff knee protec- Strongly r e i n f o r c e d with
tor. Weight, per pair, 38 ozs.fffi $12.00 chrome tanned leather, heavy
CANVAS LEGGINS oak soles, studded with
S a m e style as cut shown above. M a d e of a fine' imported hobnails.
quality of canvas khaki shade. 3D10841 Men's, 6 in.
3D10907 Weight, 1254 ozs $1.00 high; sizes, 5 to 12 ;
PUTTEE LEGGINS weight, 3 lbs. 3 ozs.
As adopted by the U. S. Army for fffi $5.50
regular service. M a d e of heavy can- 3D1084154 W o m -
vas, shaped tofitthe leg, and fast- en's, 6 inches high;
ened with spiral puttee-strap, also of sizes 4 to 8; weight,
canvas, patent buckle at knee. A n 254 lbs fffi $5.50
excellent leggin for rough wear and WADING SHOES WITH FELT SOLES AND
hard service. Reinforced with steel HEELS
stays and keeps in shape. M a d e same as above, but with felt soles and
3D10903 Length, 11 i n c h e s . heels. T h e felt clings to rocks m u c h better than
Weight, 16 oz fffi $1.50leather, and it also wears very well. This is really
3D10904 S a m e as above but m a d e a very practical model, and is getting very popular
of lighter weight canvas. Weight, with the fisherman. It is a great deal lighter than
11 oz fffi $1.00the shoe with the leather soles and hobnails.
ENGLISH FISHING WADERS The light-weight styles 3D1096354 Sizes 5 to 12. Weight, 254 lbs.fffi $6.00
are so soft andflexiblethey RUBBER BOOTS
may be rolled up and tucked It is the best sportsman's
away like a piece of cloth, model on the market. H a s a
and can be worn under the good strong sole, m e d i u m
trousers, if de-weight foot and ankle, and
sired, to avoid very light, elastic tops. T h e
friction on the foot part of the boot is cut
w a d e r s . T h e amply full, so that two pairs
heavy waders are of woolen socks can be worn.
made for serv- 3D10838 Men's hip boots.
ice, and the cloth Sizes, 6 to 12. Weight, 4 lbs.
facing with fffi $7.50
which they are 3D10738 W o m e n ' s thigh
made is one of boots. Sizes, 3 to 7. Weight,
the most durable 3 lbs fffi $5.50
fabrics k n o w n . B-VER OIL
W a d e r s made W e recommend this as the best oil m a d e for use
with stocking on boots and shoes. It soaks into the leather and
feet are for wear fills up the pores, keeping the leather soft. It pro-
stockings. with regular wa- longs the life of leather and is more water-repellant
3D10913 ding shoes. than any other oil made. T o m a k e boots water-
3D10914 3D10912 "Fairy" proof it should be used in connection with Touradif
3D10915 light w a d i n g boot grease, described below, which is a surface
3D10916 Weight, 15 ozs fffi $10.00 dressing.
"Fairy" light wading trousers. . .fffi 15.00 3D10931 4 oz. can fffi $ .30
"Service" heavy wading stockings. 3D10932 8 oz. can fffi .50
B e sureWeight,
to give 23 fffi 15.00"TOURADIF" INDIAN BOOT GREASE
ozsmeasure w h e n ordering
calf
"Service" heavy
puttees andwading trousers.fffi 22.00
leggins This is a heavy, plastic grease, and is the very
Repair kits for mending waders, best dressing on the market for the quick water-
containing rubber cement and piece
of same material fffi 1.00 proofing
3D10934
desirable
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A• /- ,• PAGE PAGE PAGE

Air Cushions 18 Camping, General 3 Fishing Reels 97103, 108
Air Mattresses 18 Candles Fishing Rods 85-96
Candles, Electric... 24 Fishing Shirts 147
Air Pillows '.18 20
Candle Lanterns .... 23 Fishing Squids 124
Air Rifles .' 70
Candlesticks—Army 23 Fishing Tackle Repairs 85
Alarm Watches ....'..].]].....'. 51
Cannon Saluting 70 Fishing Tackle Trunk 117
Alcohol Stoves 28
Canoes 53 Flasks, Rocket 50
Alforjas 47
Canoe Cruising 4 Flies, Fishing 112-114
Alpine Rope 48
Alpine Stocks 48 Canoe Enamels Flint and Steel Lighters 51
Aluminol Cooking Outfits 30, 31 Canoe, Knife 53 Floats for Fishing. 136
Aluminum Folding Bakers 33 Canoe Yoke 34 Floatum Fly Oil 113
Ammunition Bags 79 Cans, Friction Top... 48 Fly Books—Boxes 115-118
Anglers' Repair Kit. 140 Canteens 118 Fly Dope 141
Anglers' Tools—Sundries 140 Caps 24 Fly Oil—Dry Flies 113
A r m y Bread 42 Carbide 24 Food Bags 46
Artificial Insects 126-132 Carbide Lamps 40 Foot W a r m e r s 50
Automobile Camping 4 Carryall .68, l!l Foot Warmers, Fuel 50
Automobile Lunch Kits 35-30 Carry-all Bed 79 Forceps—Gut Cutters 140
Automobile Refrigerators 30 Cartridge Belts 79 Forest Cruising 4
Automobile Tea Baskets 35 Cartridge Loops .... 78 Forks 31, 32
Automobile Tents 9 Cartridges, Pistol 78 Frog Carrier 137
Awl, Lock Stitch 48 Cartridges, Rifle 77 143 Fruits, Evaporated 42
Axes 25, 48 Cartridge Vests os Gaff Hooks—Fishing 133
Axe Sheaths 2,5 Cases, G u n 79 G a m e Bags—Fish 136
Axe Stone 25 Case, Mills Despatch 08 G a m e Calls 82
Bags, Ammunition 79 Cases, Rifle 97 G a m e Carriers 80
Bags, Duffle 45, 46 Cases—for Rods 79 Gangs 121-124
Bags, for Fish 139 Cases, Shell 1 III Garages, Rortable 12
Bags, Fish and G a m e 136 Casting Plugs 95 Curls' Khaki Suit 154
Bags, Food 46 Cement for Rods, etc 47 Gloves, Fishing 141
Bags, Leather, for Reels 103 Chain Lock 21 Gloves, Men's 149
Bags, Sleeping 10, 17 Chairs, Folding 14 Gloves, Women's 155
Bait Boxes 123 Chamber Rubber 135 Goggles 50
Bait Pails 137, 138 Cheesecloth Tent Linings 00 Graphite for Fish Lines 106
Bakers, Aluminum Folding 33 C h u m m i n g Machine oe Grasshopper Nets 139
Barometers 49 Clay Bird Traps 81 Grates 29
Barrel Reflector 70 Clay Pigeons 46 Grease, Boot, Touradif 160
Basins, Collapsible W a s h 22 Cleaners and Cleaning Rods... SO 152 Grease, G u n 81
Basin and T u b Combination 22 Cloths 14 42 Ground Cloths 14
Baskets, Auto Lunch and Tea.... 35 Coats, Proofed, W o m e n 95 Guides for Fishing Rods 96
Baskets, Fish—Lunch ...136, 137, 141 Coffee—Concentrated 47 G u n Club Supplies 79
Baskets, Pack 45 Color Preservative 49 G u n Grease 81
Baskets, Pack and Fishing 141 Combination Lock 33 G u n Oil 81
Bath Tubs, Folding 22 Compasses 31 G u n Shell Extractor 70," 76
Bathing Caps, W o m e n 155 Cooking Outfits 30, 31, 32 41 Gut Ill
Bathing Slippers 155 Cooking Outfit Cases 51 Gut Ends or Tippetts Ill
Bathing Suits, W o m e n 155 Cooking Receipts 37, 38, 39, 40 20 Hand Protectors 80
Batteries, Electric Light 24 Corkscrew—Folded Pocket 48 H a n d Trap, Dupont G6
Beds 19, 20 Cots, Folding 49 Hand Warmers 50
Bed Warmers 50 Crampons IS Harpoons 133
Beef Cubes 42 Cups 31, 32 70 Hatchets 25
Belts 48, 49 Cushions, Air 04 Hats, Men's 148
Belt Axes 2.5 Dart's Air Rifle 82 Head Nets 141
Belts, Cartridge 68, 72, 79 Decoys, Crow 82 Helmets, Men's 148
Belt, Fishermen's Carryall 139 Decoys, Duck 133 H o b Nails 1.58
Belts, W o m e n 154 Decoys, Snipe 76 Holsters, Pistol 69
Binoculars, Fitch Prism 51 Devil Fish Lance 151 Hook Book 115
Bird Traps 84 D o g Whistles 1 10 Hook Disgorgers 122
Black Fly Head Nets 141 Dogskin C o a t — W o m e n 103 H o o k s — For Fishing 120-124
Black Fly Lotion 141 Dogskin Garments 107 Hook Releaser 136
Blankets 18, 20 Drags for Lines 113 Hooks—Shapes of 120
Blanket Pins 20 Dressing—Line 100 113 Hook Stones 122
Bloomers, W o m e n 154 Dry Fly Bottle 1110 Hooks, Weedless, etc 124
Books—Camp Cookery 37 Dry Fly Vaporizer 40 Hot Water Bottle 19
Books—Camping and Woodcraft... 37 Dryers, Fishing Line 34 Hot Water Plate 34
Books for Flies—Hooks 115, 116 Duffle Bags 45. 66 Hunting Boots 156, 157
Books, Hunting 156, 157 Dutch Ovens 42 Hunting Boots, Women's 159
Books for Tackle 116 Ear Protector, Elliott's 24 Hunting Breeches, Women's. 154
Books—Weather 49 Files
Egg Powder 140
24 Hunting Coat 143
Boots, Rubber 160 Filters Candles
Electric 48
24 Hunting Knives 26
Bottle—for Fly Oil 113 Finger Hooks
Electric Flash and Reel Lock
Lights 140
24 Ice Axes 48
Bowie Knives 26 Fish Bags
Electric Light Batteries 139
32 Insects for Fishing 120
Bowls 31, 32 Fish
ElectricC h uLight
m m i n gBulbs
Machine 135 Julienne 42
Boxes—for Bait—Insects 123 Fish
Enameledand GWaamree Bags 136 Kerosene Lanterns 23
Boxes—Fishing Tackle ... 116, 117, 118 Fish Knife 140 Kerosene Stoves 29
Boxes for Flies 115, 116 Fish Lance 133 Khaki Suit—Girls' 154
Boxes—Leader 110, 111 Fish and Lunch Refrigerette 139 Kit Knives 27
Boxes for Minnows 118 Fish Nets 134, 135 Knickerbockers—Women 153
Boxes for Spinners 118 Fish Scaler 141 Knife and Fork Combinations. . . . 33
goy Scout A x e 23 Fish Scales—Weighing 95 Knives 26, 27, 31
Boy Scout Cooking Outfits 33 Fish Spears 133 Knots—Fishing 109
Bread Boaid 33 Fish Stringers 139 Knots—Line and Leader 109
Fisherman's Carryall Belt 139 il
Breeches, Riding and Hunting.... 154 Kyacks
Broilers—Revolving 29 Fishing Bait 132 Landing Nets—Fishing 134, 135
Broilers—Wire 29 Fishing Baskets, Creels. ., 136, 137, 141 Lanterns ~°» -*
Brush Knives 26 Fishing Coat 143, 146 Lariats ' "
Fishing Flies 112, 114 118
Brushes, Varnish 95 Lead Sinkers—Fishing
Buckets, Canoe and Auto 22 Fishing Floats 136 Leader Case—Boxes Ill
Buckets, Collapsible Water 22 Fishing Gaffs 133 Leaders or Casts 110,111
Butt Rest for Rods 90, 94, 141 Fishing Gloves 141 Leather Shirt •••• 1^1
Butterfly Carrier or Vasculum. . . . 139 Fishing Lines 104 108 Leggins 159, 1«0
Butterfly Nets 139 Fishing and Pack Basket 141 Leggins, Snakeproof 16°
Cake
Camp
Calls,Turner
Turkey
Crow
Stoves
Snipe
Duck
Rolls 32 8
22
82H8 Fishing Records 139 Life Belts Flint
Lighters,
Saving
Preserver,Garments
and
Rubber
Steel -48
147
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Line Dressing 106, 107 Reel T h u m b Brakes 103 Stockings, W o m e n ' s • • • 155
Line Dryers 106 Reflector Barrel 70 Stools, Folding fO, 21
Lines, Fishing 104 108 Refrigerator Lunch Kits 36 Stoves • '8, 29
Line Greasers 106 Refrigerette for Lunch Fish 139 Stove Pipe Ring, Asbestos 14
Line and Leader Knots 109 Repair Kit—Fishermen's 140 Stretcher Beds 19, 20
Line Reel- 108 76 Stringers, Fish 139
Revolvers 73, 74, 75
Line Releaser 136 80 Sweaters, Men's 145
Revolver Cleaners
Locks, Duffle Bag 47 Sweaters, W o m e n ' s 155
Riding Breeches—Men 143 144
Lock Stitch Awl 48 154 Swimming Suits, W o m e n ' s 155
Riding Breeches—Women
Loops, Cartridge 79 Riding Habit—Children
Habit—Women 151 Swivels, Links, Etc 125
Lunch, Fish or Refrigerette 139 Rifles 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60 Tables, Folding Camp 21
Lunch Kits, Automobile 35, 36 Rifles, Air 70 Table, Rolling Top 21
Machetes 26 Rifle, Boy Scout 66 Tackle Books B6
Mackinaw Coats—Children's 152 Rifle Cartridges 77, 78 Tackle Boxes 117, 118
Mackinaw Coats—Men'* 145 Rifle Cleaners 80 Targets, Paper 70
Mackinaw Trousers ... 145 Rifle Sights 71, 72 Tea Tablets 42
Mattresses, Air 18 Rod Cases—Trunks
Rod. Cement 97 Tents 6, 13
Maxim Silencers 70 Rod Fishing 95
85-90 Tents, " A " 8
Meat Safe, Collapsible 34 Red Grips 92 Tents, African 13
Medicine Cases 51 Rod Guides 96 Tents, A m a z o n 7
Mess Kits 33 Rod Harness 94 Tents, Automobile 9
Middy Blouses 154 Rod Holders Tents, Baker 7
Milk Evaporated 42 Rod Mountings 96
92. 95 Tents, Canoe 9, 12
Milk Powder 42 141
Rod Rests 90, 94,
95 Tents, Conical H
Minnow or Bait Pails 137, 138 Rod Tops Tent Door 14
Minnow Nets 134. 135 87
Rods, Various Types 86 Tents, Family Compartment 12
Minnow Pails 134-138 Rod Varnish 9 Tent Flies 6
Minnows, Spinners, etc 126, 132 Rope 13, 48 Tents, Foresters' 19
Minnow Traps—Seines 135, 138 Rubber Boots 49
160 Tents, Hudson Bay 10
Mirror 51 Rubber Drinking Cup 53
Tents, Leanto 10
Mittens, Men's 140 Rubber Life Preserver 158
Tents, Mastigouche Trappers 8
Moccasin Shoes.. 157, 158 Rubber Shoes, Leather Top. 22
Tent Material & Construe 5, 13
Money Belts 49 Rubber W a s h Basins 44
Tents, Miners' 11
Mops, Dish 31 Ruck Sack 81
Tents, Photographers 13
Mosquito Bars 21 Saddle
Rust RopesBags 47 Tents, Refreshment 12
Mosquito Dope and Nets 141 Saddles, Pack 47 Tent Slides, Metal 14
Mosauito Foe 141 Salmon Fly Cases 116 Tent Stoves . 28
Mosquito Head Nets 141 Salt Shaker, W o o d 34 Tents, Tarpaulin 10
Mosquito Proof Bobh. Fronts 13 Scaler, Fish 141 Tents, Toilet 12
Mountings—Fish rods 95, 06 Scales, Weighing Fish 95 Tents, Wall 6
Muzzle Protectors , 81 Screwdrivers 140 Tent Windows 14
M
ets—Fish 134, 135 Seats, Sportsman's 82 T h u m b Brakes for reels 103
Nets, Grasshopper or Butterfly. . . . 139 Seines. Minnow 135 T h u m b Harness 108
Oil, B-Ver 160 Sharpening Stones 25 T h u m b Protectors 108
Oil to float flies 113 Sheaths, A x e 25 Tins, Friction Top 34
Oil, Gun 81 Sheaths, Machete 26 Tip Tops for rods 95
Oil for reels, etc...| 140 Sheepskin Garments 146 Tippets or Gut Ends Ill
Oiler—Non-leaking 140 Shell Cases 79 Tool Kits 27
Oilskins 147 Shell Extractor, Marble 70-76 Tools, Anglers' 140
Oilskins, W o m e n , 152 Shell Extractor, McMillen 70 Tournament Casting Plugs 119
One Drop. Oiler 140 Shell Pocket, Trapshooters' 79 Towels, Dish 31
Outing Suits, W o m e n 151 Shells, Shotgun 78 Tramping 4
Pack Baskets 141 Shelves, Folding. . 21 Traps 84
Pack Baskets 45 Shirts, Men's 148 Trap Clamps 84
Pack Cloths 46 Shirts. Women's 153 Traps, Clay Bird 66
Pack Harness , 43 Shooting Goggles 50 Traps for Pickerel 139
Pack Saddle 47 Shooting Suit. Women's 152 Traps, Rifle Ball 66
Pedometer 51
Pack Strap 45 Shotguns. . .01, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 Trapshooters' Coat 142
Pemmican 42
Packs 43, 44, 45 Shotgun Cleaners 80 Trapshooters' Coat, W o m e n ' s 152
Pepper Mills 34
Paddles 53 Shotgun Shells 78 Trolling and Casting Baits 126, 132
Percolator C a m p Coffee.. 33
Panniers, Fibre 46 Shovel 25 Trunks—Fishing Tackle 117
Pickerel Traps 139
Pans 31 Sights, Rifle 71, 72 Trunks for Rods 97
Pigeons Clay. 18, 06 Silencers, M a x i m 70 T u m p Lines 44
Pillows .' 20
Silk Color Preservative 95 Tweezers 14.0
Pillow Covers 20
Silkworm Gut Ill Valise Pack 45
Pins. Blanket 20
Sinkers, Fishing 119 Vaporizer for Flies 113
Pistols 73, 74, 75 70
Skis 52 Varnish Brush 95
Pistol Cartridges 78
Ski Bindings 52 Varnish Rods 95
Pistol Holsters 69
Ski Moccasin 52 Vaseulum 139
Pistes 30, 31, 32 34
Ski Poles 52 Vegetables, Evaporated 42
Pliers 140
Ski W a x 52 Waders, Fishing 160
Pocket Knives 27
Skinning Knives 26 Wall Pocket, Khaki 22
Pocket Kook Kit 33
Skinning Sets 26 Warmers 50
Pockets for trout baskets 137
Skirls, Women's 153 W a s h Stands 22
Poker Set, Traveling 51
Sleeping Baes, Fitch 16 Watches 51
Ponchos 147
Sleeping Bags, Johnson 17 Waterproof Match Box 23
Pork Bags 46
Sleeping Bags, Kenwood 17 Weedless Hooks, etc 124
Pork Rind Bait 132
Sleeping Bags, Knitted 17 Whistles 70
Pots, Cooking 31 32
Sleeping Pockets 17 Winding Silk for Rods 95
Pot Holders, Asbestos 31
Sleeping Suits 16 Windows, Tent 14
Pot Hooks 29
Slippers. Sheepskin 158 Wire for Leaders Ill
Powder Solvent 81
Slugs. Air Rifle 70 W o o d Minnows 126, 132
Preston Mess Kit 33
Snakeproof Leggins 160 Women's Bathing Suits..... 155
Pumps, Air Mattress 18
Snow Goggles 50 W o m e n ' s Belts 154
Puttees. Spiral 159
Snow Shoes 52 Women's Bloomers 154
Puttees, Waterproof | 159
Socks, Men's 149 Women's Boots 159
Quilts 20
Socks, Women's 155 Women's Knickerbockers 153
Raincoats, Children's 154
Solvent Powder 81 Women's Moccasins 159
Recoil Pads 80
Soups 42 Women's Oilskins 152
Records—Fishing 139
Spears, Fish 133 W o m e n ' s Shirts 153
Reel Boxes 103
Spinners Snoons 126, 132 Women's Shooting Suits 152
Reel Drags 103
Spoons 31, 32 Women's Socks 155
Reel Oil 140
Squids, Fishing 124 Women's Stockings 155
Steamer
Steamer
Stockings,
CIIAR1.ES Bags
Steel Fishing
Roll,
Men's
FRANCISRods
Shattuck.
PRESS, NEW YORK 145, 20
93, 149
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Women's
Wrist Sweaters
Stoves
Watches
Trapshooters'
Swimming
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In these diagrams we have shown

exactly where the tape measure should
be placed' to get good fit. If the meas-
urements are taken in the wrong place
they will mislead us and the size we
send will be a disappointment.
Always take measurements over the
Fig. A clothes that will be worn underneath Fig. D
the garments you are ordering.

WOMEN'S COATS—F g. A MEN'S A N D WOMEN'S MEN'S COATS—Fig. C

Around Bust at C entirely KNICKERBOCKERS—Fig. D Take measure over vest
around body over the fullest Around Chest close under the
part and well up under the arms at " C "
Outseam from W to smallest
part below Knee Cap at K Around Waist at " W "
Inseam from C to K
Length of Coat from A to G
Around Waist at W .
Length of Sleeve from D to E
to S
Around Hips at H .
Length in back (full length) L O N G PANTS-Fig. D
from neck seam to length de- Around smallest part below
Knee Cap at K
Inseam from C to B...
Length of sleeve—along in-
side seam of sleeve from arm- Around Calf at largest part. Outseam from W to B.

SKIRTS—Fig. A BLOOMERS Around Hips at H....

Take the measures the same
Knickerbockers.
MEN'S A N D WOMEN'S RIDING
Around Waist at D.
BREECHES-Fig. D
Around Hips at E Outseam from W to smallest
part below Knee Cap at K . .
Length in front (from waist-
line down the front to length Inseam from C to K
desired). Length in back from Around Waist at W
waist line to length desired. .
Around Hips at H
WOMEN'S VESTS A N D Around smallest part below
Knee Cap at K
SWEATERS—Fig. A
Around Calf at largest part.
Around Ankle 6 inches below
Around Bust at C, . Calf measure
as for
Around Waist at W...
MEN'S VESTS A N D SWEATERS
—Fig. B
Take measure over Shirt
Length from A over shoulder
to bottom of vest in front
Around Chest at C .
Around Waist at W .
MEN'S OVERCOATS, ULSTERS
A N D RAINCOATS-Fig. C
Take measure over Coat
Around Chest close under the

Around Waist at D.

WOMEN'S OVERCOATS OR Samples of any Length of Sleeve from D to E

RAINCOATS—Fig. A
Take Measure Over a Coat of our materials
for men, women, CAPE—Fig. A
Around Bust close under the
arms at C or children, Around Bust at C.

Around Waist at D. gladly sent on

Around Hips at E .
Length of sleeve along insidt
request
seam of sleeve from armhole Length from " A " down centei
to end of sleeve of back to total length desired

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