i found this site doing some googling for the “sandy mite” by franz potts.
click on the names at the top of the page and see some great old patterns. a little history is also given.
http://web.mac.com/robertdotson/iWeb/Fly%20Collection/Welcome.html
Great site. Thanks Normand. I especially liked the Carrie Stevens collection.
Wow , that is so cool !Thanks for posring that link.
Great site Normand. Bet it took awhile to find it huh?
Ooooooo, this is nice. Thanks!
John
Never ran across that site before. It is a good one, thank you Normand! 
Sweeet! Nice to see my good friend, Bruce Staples mentioned there.
Kelly.
Very nice site. Thanks for bringing that up. I’ve not seen it before.
- Jeff
Very nice find Normand, thank you.
While I have a few cherished personal memento’s from a few of those gentlemen. I’d gladly give them up to spend another afternoon in that little trailer in Chiloquin or to once more take a knee alongside Cal’s vise.
Wasn’t that just a moment ago?
Dave
Thanks! Great site.
Poly Rosborough’s book Tying Fuzzy Nymphs was one of my best resoures in tying as a kid
growing up in Michigan. We hunted and all our friends hunted and his book taught me how to make that fur usable.
Just last night I used his fur noodle method to tie up some scuds for an upcoming trip to Arkansas
My Fly Fishing and Fly Tying Journal from Frank Amato Publications needed to be renewed. I received an insert with the renewal that if I sign up for one year I get one free book. So this book was on the list and I selected it for my free book. I will let all know how the book is when I receive it.
i have pollys book also and now with the fotos on the site i linked, i can copy them into a word document then type out the recipe from the book and save it to my external hard drive.
I obviously missed something, Fontinalis, what is the book? Please?