COBB’s

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Clients look over the Phillip Russell Goodwin sporting painting, “Unexpected Game,” with Sarge Collier, center, Cobb’s sporting specialist. The painting established a record price paid at auction when it sold to the National Museum of American Illustration for $143,750.

The fly fishing book sold for $747. Several pages in the book had actual feathers and fly tying materials.

A large selection of fly rods were available and prices ranged from $125 to $500 paid for an Orvis bamboo “Flea” rod.

Auctioneer Charles Cobb chats with a client prior to the auction.

The trout painting sold at $2,990.

The big horn sheep mounted by James Clark sold at $3,220.

The Lassell Ripley watercolor depicting former New Jersey Governor Walter Edge hunting bobwhite quail, circa 1939, sold at $20,700.

Auctioneer Charlie Cobb accepts the final phone bid on the Goodwin painting.

The Derrydale Press leatherbound Wild Fowl Decoys book by Joel Barber sold at $1,840.