Antique leather fly fishing wallet

From the collection of a Parisian fisherman and collector who was a close friend of Jack Hemingway (son of Ernest and avid fisherman), this exquisite pre World War I, leather bound fisherman's wallet, serves as both a practical fishing companion and a remarkable artifact of angling history.

Crafted from rich, supple leather that has aged beautifully, the wallet showcases intricate tooling, hinting at the craftsmanship of its maker. 

 This leather book is not merely a collection of fishing flies; it is a historical treasure that encapsulates the passion and tradition of 19th-century fishing.