2 Creek Chub Baby Injured Minnows

Both left facing, including an early Flatside Chub in redside, and silver shiner, good glass eyes, both grading about Ex-.

Both with good glass eyes including a Baby Injured Minnow, considered by most to be a "special" due to the addition of red ribs to the standard yellow with black/red spotted finish (shiny Ex-/Ex), and

Both with good glass eyes and most likely unfished. Injured Minnow, fire plug, and a Baby Injured Minnow, rainbow fire, each grading about Ex-.

Both with good glass eyes, including a Baby Injured Minnow in dace, and a blue back rainbow Plunker, each grading shiny Ex-/Ex.

Each finished in dace, Baby grades about VG+, standard is VG+/Ex-.

Rare, nearly 12” x 5 1/2”, dating to the early 30’s, including a Pikie (VG+/Ex-), Injured Minnow (Ex-), Wigglefish (VG-), Jigger (rough), and two Baby Pikies (both about Ex-). The 6-

Redwing blackbird (possible old touch ups and a thin over-varnish), in the correct No. 1524 end label box, and frog, military stencil (near Ex), in a 1502 stamped box.

Includes an early flatside chub, first model, with tiny cup hardware in the nose and tail, good glass eyes, and a standard 1500, also chub scale. Both grading shiny Ex-/Ex.

Extremely Rare, this exact lure is pictured on page 318 of The “Special” World of Creek Chub Lures and on page 190 of Creek Chub Lures & Collectibles. Originally purchased from a former em

Rare uncataloged goldfish finish, good glass eyes, shiny Ex-/Ex condition, possibly unfished. A much harder Special Order color to find on the 1600 than the standard size Injured Minnow.

Special Order minnow finished in uncataloged silver with black eye shadow and bold red chin, good glass eyes and gold side stamp, about VG+ due to wear, rubs/marks and pointers. A very rare color on a

Finished in an uncataloged silver flash variation with bright green eye shadow and back stripe. About VG+, with a partial eye missing, wear/soiling and minor bleedthrough. This exact lure appears in C

Flat side in large scale redside with silver belly, good glass eyes (red in the sockets) and nose/tail cup, if not for a tail touchup this rarely seen lure would grade near Ex. The worn box is stamped

A rare 11 1/2" x 6 1/4" x 2 3/4" pictorial box, which once held a dozen individually boxed baits, retaining both its “Floating Injured Minnow Day-N-Night No. 1521” end labels, empty box, a

Each in an end label box, chub scale Wiggler (other than broken eyes, shiny Ex), in the correct No.100 box (VG+), and a dace scale Injured Minnow (VG+, touchup to hook drag), in a VG- box marked Resid

100 Wiggler in chub scale with military stencil and good glass eyes, Ex-/Ex, in a 1601 stamped box (for a Baby Injured Minnow) that grades VG+/Ex- with fold out catalog.

A photo of Harry Heinzerling holding a Baby Injured Minnow (old reprint), six patent related pages, old copies, and “A Brief History Of Creek Chub Bait Company” hand signed by Harry Heinze

Simple wooden painted body with glass eyes, two treble hooks, and propellers at each end. Unmarked, believed to be Creed Chub Bait Co. Issued: 20th Century Dimensions: 2.75"L

Rare, c1931, retaining the “Three Proven Fish-Getters” interior label, the sectioned includes a pikie scale Pikie (with hang tag), chub Baby Wiggler and perch Injured Minnow. The box is ro

Most unfished Ex, in the correct box with paperwork. Includes: Cray-Z-Fish, Streeker (2), Injured Minnow, Viper and a Nike. Boxes grade VG+/Ex- to Ex.

All with good glass eyes and gold side stamp, including a shiny 1514 , in vibrant yellow spotted with red ribs, unfished Ex condition. Also rainbow and dace, both appearing unfished, Ex-/Ex. A great g

Includes a scarce left facing 1504 in golden shiner (Ex-), and 4 standard 1500’s: chub (Ex-), pikie (Ex-), and two in silver flash (both VG+/Ex-).

Both red head white, no-eye version is Ex-, glass eye 200 grades VG+/Ex-.

Very rare uncataloged white head black body 1500, with gold impressed stamp and good glass eyes, Ex- condition. One of very few known in this Special Order finish, in the best condition we are aware o