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Definitely interesting stuff Jerry. It would be good to have better photos of the flies to be able to examine them more closely. It's hard to determine if they are early American made flies or some of the Japanese stuff that was coming here back in the 1960's. I'd like to see a nice close-up of the Royal Coachman especially. Some of the others appear to be a bit dilapidated though.
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