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The Decoys of Long Island Exhibited at the Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art
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Hard to find reference book, in very good condition with very little wear. The Decoys of Long Island Exhibited at the Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art, Salisbury University sponsored by the Long Island Decoy Collectors Association. Essay by Geoffrey K. Fleming, curated by Timothy R. Sieger, foreword by Alan G. Haid. This 96 page hard cover, first edition book is filled with a lot of information and pictures regarding Long Island and decoys, biographies of decoy makers in the exhibition, Pattersquash gun club, and Bellport Bay.
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