When Emil Walter published Unsere Süßwasserfische (1913) and the British Our Country’s Fishes appeared in 1902, naturalists were documenting freshwater fish with lithographic precision that combined scientific rigour with the visual clarity of chromolithographic printing — the front cover features five cyprinid species: Bream, Bleak, Rudd, Roach, and Ide, rendered in the anatomical lithographic style of Walter’s 1913 atlas, while the back cover showcases salmonid species from Our Country’s Fishes (1902) including Brown Trout, Atlantic Salmon in various life stages, and Char species including Dolly Varden and Windermere Char with their distinctive orange-red underbellies, rendered in the chromolithographic identification-plate style of early 20th-century European natural history publishing.
Product Details
- – Hardcover: 5.75 × 8 in (14.6 × 20.3 cm) | Matte laminated full-wrap cover.
– Spiral Bound: 5.12 × 6.97 in (13 × 17.7 cm) | Glossy laminated cover with removable metal spiral. - Page Options: 150 pages / 75 sheets (Lined or Blank depending on variant).
- Paper Quality: Premium 90 gsm paper with clean perforations for easy removal.
- Binding: Lay-flat design for maximum writing comfort.
- Note: Includes a small production barcode on the back cover.
Perfect For
- Fly fishermen and anglers documenting catches, conditions, and river observations
- Ichthyologists and freshwater biologists studying European fish species
- Natural history enthusiasts and collectors of vintage scientific illustration
- Fishing guides creating logs and teaching species identification
- Students of zoology, ecology, and aquatic biology
- Thoughtful gifts for trout fishermen, naturalists, an
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