Jamison Flyrod Wiggler

2 1/8" Wiggler, redside finish, about Ex-, should clean. The rarely seen 3 1/8" x 1 3/8" box retains a complete top label (few small rubs), faintly stamped on both side flaps "Small Red Side", grading

Coming in its correct 2pc box, small 1 3/8" size Wiggler, red head white with black hand painted gill marks, shiny Ex-/Ex condition. The scarce crisp box is stamped "Trout Red Head" on both long flaps

Largest 2 1/8” flyrod size, rainbow, appears unfished, Ex-/Ex, in the early “The Fly Rod Wiggler” box, about Ex-.

In shiny gold bug finish, 1 1/4" bass size, red string tail, appearing unfished, but a section around/near the line tie has been repainted and varnished, otherwise the grade would be Ex. Coming with a

Measuring just over 1 1/4” in gold bug finish with the original string tail, shiny Ex-/Ex.

Each finished in white with red wings. The 7/8” trout size was a test bait, originating from the factory, with remnants of thin front rubber legs and the removable hook wired through a tiny hole

Each trout size with a 7/8” body, white with red, not completely painted and unrigged (VG+) and solid black, about Good, due to overpainted/varnished and no tail.

(2) flyrod Tin Liz, Spinning Tin Liz, Hula Fly on the card in cellophane, and a Baby Wiggler in its bubble pack. All are unfished.

One of the nicest condition Wiggler introductory boxes to come to auction, crisp and bright, 4 5/8", marked PAT. PENDING, end marked "Creek Chub Wiggler" Natural No. C. C. Price 85 Cents", Ex conditio

Extremely rare and uncataloged, measuring just under 8" in length, rigged with heavy duty screw eye hardware, massive treble hooks, glass eyes and an oversized unmarked diving lip. As stated in Smith'

Coming with its Baby Wiggler in early redside, good glass eyes, unmarked lip, washer belly hardware and simple screw eye tail hanger, shiny Ex-/Ex, appearing unfished. The correct introductory box fea

Dating to 1915-17, an extraordinary combination of an unfished Ladybug Wiggler and an introductory picture box in exceptional condition. The short production 4 3/8" Wiggler is finished in red/white, w

Early picture box is factory stamped "No. 100 Natural Perch Scale Finish", with legible printing and a clear illustration of the Wiggler, grading near Ex-. The correct early 100 is finished in perch s

Extremely rare 1920's introductory picture box, 3 1/8", two-color printed lid, in near Ex condition with only slight wear/soiling and a couple of tack holes in the box bottom. The brown meadow Froggie

Small 4 5/8" Pat. Pending box is in extraordinary condition, crisp with bright color, completely legible printed text and a clear lure illustration, with the Sheridan R. Jones collection stamp on the

LEE JAMISON (b. 1957) A PAINTING, "Sam Houston Counting the Troops," 1999, oil on canvas, signed and dated L/R, "99," verso a paper label. 36" x 42" Provenance: San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, Restles

Very scarce early patent model featuring cup rig, pigtail line tie and unmarked side diving planes, a characteristic found on only the earliest models. Condition of this c1914 white strawberry spot fi

Exceptional condition on this 4 5/8" introductory box, marked "Creek Chub Wiggler Natural No. C. C. Price 85 Cents", with bright color, crisp Wiggler illustration and bold printed text, Ex-/Ex. The ba

Extremely rare, believed to have been made as a test bait for the outdoor writer Sheridan Jones in 1918. Measuring a full 5 3/8" in length and featuring Jamison's signature metal "wings", double line

Exceptional condition on these tiny introductory boxes, each with crisp printing and vivid color. All housing Trout-Orenos, the boxes are marked with a printed 971 on the end flap and tiny stamp with

1 3/8" in length with a solid white finish, single hook and oversized screw eye line tie. With wear, light soiling and tight age lines, about Ex- condition. Believed to be one-of-a-kind, we are unawar

Earliest model with pigtail line tie, in seldom seen yellow perch, L-rig, marked plane, tail cup hardware, shiny Ex-, with light wear, small flakes, one hairline and age lines, most likely unfished. T

Trout and bass sizes, both in gray with brown hair wings and tail. The larger bait is unfished Ex, the small bug is Ex-, each coming on a reproduction black card.

Early 1800 in white with red eye shadow and very rare hand painted reverse gill marks. Rigged with L-rig hardware, inch worm line tie and marked collar, the condition is shiny Ex-. The down-bass box i