VERY EARLY RED HEAD DRAKE attributed Otto Wrenger,

VERY EARLY RED HEAD DRAKE attributed Otto Wrenger, Tuckerton, NJ, circa 1910. Combination of old working paint with some paint that appears to be original. Hollow construction. Shot scarring and old n

VERY EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE attributed to Ben Dye, Perryville, MD, circa 1880's. Good working paint and structural condition. Head appears original to body. Retains tack eyes. Typical mid-neck check. Ret

VERY EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE attributed to Nathan Quillan, Rockwood, MI (1836-1908). Weathered paint with some original possibly remaining. Very good structural condition with some tight checks. Snug head

EARLY RED HEAD DRAKE by Elmer Jerome, Bayport, MI, circa 1935. Very good original paint and structural condition. Some minor in-use wear. Retains typical swing weight, characteristic for this carver.

VERY EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE by Malichi Waterfield (1832-1916), Knotts Island, NC, circa 1890. Very old working paint and good structural condition, with replaced bill and some shot scarring to head. Reta

NICE EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE by Stant White, Churches Island/Currituck, NC, circa 1910. Very weathered paint, some possibly the original, with areas of wood exposed. Possible restoration to head. Retains

Michigan Carver, Tack Eyes, Hollow Body, Old Working Paint, Low Head, 13.5 "L, Est. 200-400

EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE by Ned Burgess, Churches Island, NC, circa 1920’s. Restored paint and good structural condition. Retains foundry weight

EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE by Joe Hayman (1896-1974), Churches Island, NC. Battery decoy in very weathered paint worn to areas of wood. Good structural condition. Check at mid-neck. Retains foundry weight. S

EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE by R. Madison Mitchell, Havre de Grace, MD. Very good original paint and condition. Minor rubs to right side and tail edge. Retains early keel weight, ring and staple. A very early

EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE by R. Madison Mitchell. Havre de Grace, MD. Good original paint and condition. Retains early bottom keel weight and rigging. Signed and dated 1958. Signature preserved with a thin

EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by Wallace O’Neal, Corolla, NC. Weathered paint and good structural condition. Repairs to bill and mid-neck checks. Typical checks to bottom. Retains two lead pipe

RED HEAD DRAKE attributed to Lloyd Parker, Parkertown, NJ. (1859-1921). Appears to be in very good restored condition. Fine comb painting to back with bar painting to sides. Hairline crack in neck. Mi

EARLY RED HEAD DRAKE by the J.N. Dodge Decoy Company (1872-1894). Retains original paint with some possible touch up where neck filler meets the body. Some paint loss to one side. Painted feather deta

RED HEAD DRAKE attributed to Capt. John Dorsett, Lovelandtown, NJ. Restored paint and condition. Hollow construction. High head model. Retains pad weight and rigging. 200-300

RED HEAD DRAKE attributed to H.V. Shourds, Tuckerton, NJ. Some original combined with old working paint. Repairs to head and neck. Hollow construction. 100-200

EARLY RED HEAD DRAKE, Manahawkin, NJ. Very good original paint and condition. Hollow construction, stick up model. Some very minor seam separation and very old repair to neck. Thumb tack eyes. Mounted

EARLY RED HEAD DRAKE, Alexandria Bay, NY. Old working paint and good structural condition. High-head model. Pad weight removed.

RED HEAD DRAKE attributed to Henry Kilpatrick, Barnegat, NJ, circa 1900. Very weathered paint and good structural condition. Separation at seams. Head possibly a replacement. Hollow construction. Reta

EARLY RED HEAD DRAKE, possibly the Great Lakes area, circa late 1800's. Fair structural condition with bill repair. Weathered paint, some possibly original. Comb painting on back. Crisp T.M. HOWELL br

RED HEAD DRAKE attributed to Oscar Young, Atlantic City, NJ. Restored condition. Hollow construction. Retains weight and rigging. 100-200

EARLY RED HEAD DRAKE, Michigan. Very good original paint and good structural condition. Crack to tail insert. Comb paint to wings. Deep water keel. 100-200

EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE by one of the Crisfield, MD, carvers, possibly Lloyd Sterling. Very old working paint and fair structural condition. Bottom checks, scuffs and shot marks. Head turned slightly righ

EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE by Tom Gaskill, Toms River, NJ, (1879-1932). Old working paint and good structural condition. Hollow construction with hollow head. Early weight impressed with TCG. Overall length