Redfin Weedless Minnow Prototype From the Carriage

From the infamous group of thirty five lures discovered in a New Jersey carriage house some twenty five years ago known as the "Carriage House Find" this is quite possibly one of James Donaly's person

Finished in rare white body with wide hand painted red stripes and gill marks, with three nickel silver flashers and Donaly's large clip through belly cup hardware. Condition is about VG+, with genera

Perhaps Donaly's rarest bait, 3 1/4", white with red hand painted gill marks, specially rigged rear single hook, original swivel with both aluminum flappers. Most likely unfished, but light tackle box

Acme weedless minnow and S. B. Teasoreno Baits/Lures

Both 2 1/2" including a weedless minnow with good glass eyes (VG+/Ex-), and a pressed eye model, other than a later fisherman addition of a black side strip this bait would grade Ex-/Ex (stripe may be

Including a Teas Oreno and an Acme Weedless Minnow with box

A very interesting variation of the Redfin Floater with two propellers and clearly the early work of Donaly. This very unusual prototype lure measures 3 1/2" and comes with staple rigged belly treble,

In bright rainbow finish, with blemish free white iris glass eyes and red hand painted gill marks, shiny VG+ due to tiny flakes along age lines, small nose chip, pointers and age lines. Rigged with un

Both with the "Pat. Apld For" marked lip and large spring loaded single hook, yellow perch (near Ex) and red/white (VG+/Ex-).

Weedless metal minnow has glass eyes and grades about Ex-, coming in a picture box that's VG+, and a weedless pressed eye, unfished Ex-/Ex, in a VG+ beige box. Each picture box comes with a fold out p

No.70 in rare uncataloged white strawberry spot finish. Glass eyes, with marked spinner and full weed guards, Ex- condition with a few factory imperfections and light shelf wear, possibly unfished. Co

Dineen's Spinning Minnow, painted finish, weedless treble.

According to page 5 of Harold Smith's "Collector's Encyclopedia of Creek Chub Lures & Collectibles", one of three known Creek Chub prototype rubber Pikie Minnows! 4-3/4" Jointed Pikie is finished in p

A rare hand crafted Chinese terracotta bas relief depicting an umbrella-covered horse drawn carriage and a driver. The prototype for the relief was probably the sculptures of the Han Dynasty depicting

Extraordinary finish and condition on this very rare and highly sought early minnow. Patented in 1909 by Krantz & Smith of Jamestown, NY, measuring 3 5/8" (overall length of 5 3/4"), with a wonderfull

This unusual machine resembles an early Edison concert cylinder phonograph. Upper works and bedplate appear to be fabricated out of steel plate -not the usual castings. Brass carriage and mandrel. Ear

Rare- travel clock commemorating Prince Charles and Lady Diana's wedding, prototype no. 60/100; French-made, having a white enameled dial with painted Roman numeral markers and painted Brebeut hands,

Both glass eyed and weedless, most likely unfished, Ex- and Ex-/Ex. Small 3" beige picture box marked "Pat. Applied For" on the end flaps, other than a Sears price sticker the condition is about Ex-,

Both with good glass eyes including a tough musky size Tin Liz Minnow, 2 3/4" (Ex-/Ex), and a Weedless Kicker (about VG+).

An exceedingly rare prototype of the famous Leningrad camera. The GOI-Leningrad was widely unknown for many years and remained mysterious until 1990 when a drawing of the camera appeared in Pont/Princ

Jason Becker's Peavy Prototype Numbers Guitar Peavy Guitars made this one-of-a-kind prototype just for Jason. This 'superstrat' design, with its witty and colorful fret markers, reflects the feeling o

Ercole Barovier prototype Tessere vase Barovier & Toso Italy, 1961 polichrome glass tessere 4.25 dia x 9.75 h inches Incised signature and dated to underside: [Ercole Barovier 1961]. Literature: Venet

A very special, pre-production Carl Zeiss 15mm Hologon f/8 lens for Leica M, in beautiful, near mint condition, with a special finder, original center filter and an original brochure from 1974 showing

Royal Doulton prototype Bunnykins tableau Celebration Time: Design sample marked to base dated 1998.