Yes. I've got several series of older fishing publications, which still prove to be invaluable to me at times. The No. 1 being the book entitled, "Spoonplugging" by Elwood "Buck" Perry. Buck was/is the father of structure fishing and his treatise on structure stands undisputed to this day. Anyone fishing for any species of fish, must understand the basics of structure and how fish relate to it, in order to be successful. This book has all you need to know and it's still published to this day!
Another priceless series I have is the old "Blue Books" by Bill Binkleman. The series targets mainly walleye and bass, jig fishing and structure, but the premises of Bill's approach are still valuable today, regardless of what you fish for.
Finally, the last "old" book I have is the "Big Book of Fishing", by Al Lindner and Bill Binkleman. Got this book back in the early 70's and it dealt with what became the In-Fisherman's formula for success; F + L + P = Success! There is a ton of wisdom in these old books that many fishermen of today have failed to read and heed. Today, it appears that electronics and gadgets have taken the place of experience and learning. Sad.
"A voyage in search of knowledge need never abandon the spirit of adventure."