http://www.flickr.com/photos/houghtonmodern/sets/72157633442389057/
When you click on the link you may be surprised to find that you currently have some of the plates but never realized they related to fishing.
Here is an an example ( In my mind it is still a boxing plate ).
The description in
A Catalogue of The Angling Bookates forming the collection of Daniel B. Fearing
Newport, R.I is as follows :
141 Harry , Arthur James
"Process,Signed J.T. W. 3 15/16 x3
Welsh.Pictorial.A disjointed rod, landing net and creel.
Motto:Pawb yn ei arfau( (everyone to his taste)
a Black, on cream-colored paper
b Rose, on white paper "
10/23/2013
Anthony Pincott just sent the following information:
Dear
Lew
Tom
Lloyd identifies the artist of your boxing bookplate as James
Thomas Watts RCA, RBSA (British, Birmingham 1850-1930 Liverpool). It
seems that as a painter he confined himself to woodland scenes. He
was
not born
in 1853
as given in several places on the internet. Add
to this that Harry A. James wrote A Professional Pugilist (illustrated by
Kenneth M Skeaping who did a few bookplates) Leadenhall Press, 1894, and you
have a bit more to add to your blog
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