BLACK DUCK, E. PARKER

BLACK DUCK by Ellis Parker, Beach Haven, NJ, (1870-1952). Old working paint and very good structural condition. Hollow construction. Weight removed. Branded EDT. 200-300

BLACK DUCK by Ellis Parker, Beach Haven, NJ (1870-1952). Appears to retain original paint with in-use touch up. Very good structural condition. Hollow construction. Head with painted ticking. Painted

BLACK DUCK by Ellis Parker, Beach Haven, NJ. Early working paint with some original possibly remaining. Good structural condition with in-use gunning wear. Tight crack to mid-neck and tight check to t

BLACK DUCK by Ellis Parker, Beach Haven, NJ, (1870-1952). Good working paint and structural condition. Hollow construction. Retains tack eyes. Paint ticking to the head. Hairline check in upper neck.

EARLY BLACK DUCK by Eugene Loveland, Lovelandtown, NJ, circa 1900. Thin original paint with in-use wear. Good structural condition consistent with age. Two tight checks to neck. Seam visible but secur

EARLY BLACK DUCK by Eugene Birdsall, Lovelandtown, NJ (1857-1917). Old working paint and good structural condition. Tight check down the length of the back. Hollow construction. Retains pad weight. 15

BLACK DUCK by Ed "Mim" Corradetti, Bristol, PA, similar in style to William Quinn. Excellent original paint and unused condition. Hollow construction. Raised carved wing tips and fluted tail. Detailed

EARLY BLACK DUCK by Eugene Hendrickson, Lower Bank, NJ. Good original paint showing in-use wear. Very good structural condition. Carved bill detail. Retains tack eyes. Scratch feather painting overall

BLACK DUCK by Ed "Mim" Corradetti, Bristol, PA. Very good original paint and condition. Hollow construction. Raised wing tips and fluted tail. Painted feather work overall with paint ticking to head.

RARE OVERSIZED BLACK DUCK E.J. “Pete” Peterson, Cape Charles, VA. Excellent original paint and condition. Bold protruding chest. Retains keel weight and deep “PETE” brand

BLACK DUCK by Lloyd Parker, Parkertown, NJ. Very good restored paint and condition. Hollow construction. Scratch-feather paint overall. Ice groove carving to back. Retains glass eyes, inlet weight and

BLACK DUCK by Lloyd Parker, Parkertown, NJ. Fine restored condition by John Hillman in 1969. Scratch feather paint overall. Fine paint ticking to the head. Deep ice groove carving to back. Hollow cons

BLACK DUCK by Jay Parker, Parkertown, NJ. Very good original paint and structural condition with in-use wear. Minor paint rubs to bill and tail edge. Six nails on back slightly raised. Seam tight but

BLACK DUCK by Lloyd Parker, Parkertown, NJ. Very good working paint with some original remaining. Very good structural condition. Deep ice groove carving to back. Hollow two-piece construction. Retain

VERY EARLY BLACK DUCK by Lloyd Parker, Parkertown, NJ (1859-1921). Paint removed and good structural condition for its age. Dowell construction. Numerous checks to body and head. Multiple shot scars.

FINE PAIR OF DELAWARE RIVER BLACK DUCKS by Ed Clark, Villas, NJ. Both in very good original paint and unused condition. Both hollow with raised carved wing tips and very broad fluted tails. Both with

EARLY BLACK DUCK by Lloyd Parker, Parkertown, NJ. Restored paint to body and head. Bill appears to be original paint with "H" painted on underside. Hollow construction. Inlet weight and rigging remain

BLACK DUCK by Jay Parker, Parkertown, NJ. Early working paint and good structural condition. Old repair to neck crack. Hollow construction. Carved ice groove to back. Retains pad weight and rigging sc

BLACK DUCK by Jay Parker, Parkertown, NJ. Working paint with some original to head. Retains bottom weight. Branded JPH on bottom

Three duck decoys including Mason bluebill in original paint with some paint losses, a swimming black duck decoy with raised feathers and brown paint stamped E.H., and another black duck decoy with sc

walnut stock, side by side 31.5" long barrels with central rib marked "E.D. Parker London Laminated Steel", both lock plated signed "E.D. Parker" with engraved ducks in flight, engraved trigger guard

VERY EARLY BLACK DUCK, Cape May, NJ, circa 1880. Paint removed revealing two-piece dowel hollow construction. Swimming model. Overall length is approximately 18 inches. From the early E. Shinn rig. A

Sleeping black duck balsa wood decoy with glass eyes and in original paint. Stamped "E.J. Hunter" on base. Very good original condition.

By Howard Parker. 8 1/2 x 12 3/4 inches