Alger's Getsem Weedless Bait

Coming in its super rare and correct 2pc picture box, vivid yellow, with clear green and red printing, the Alger's Getsem illustration and "The High Sign" logo, near Ex, and including the Sheridan R.

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

Extremely rare, measuring 5 3/4" x 3 3/4", 60 pages, many with exceptional product illustrations including 12 reels, 9 rods, 3 line spools, and full page illustrations of The Sure Lure Weedless Bait,

Scarce 3 1/4" weedless bait, silver flash finish, painted eyes, about VG+ condition.

N.C. Souther & Company of Chicago, dating from the early 1920's, this dragonfly style bait with upright single hook is hand painted in white with a red head and black accents. Largest size with 2 3/4"

Lot of early Frog Harnesses, Spinner Baits, Tandem Weedless hooks and assorted other fishing accessories all contained in a 16" x 12" Riker case. There are some very unusual examples in this collectio

Lot of 13 early lures to include Heddon and Creek Chub Bait as well as 4 weedless lures by the Weasel Bait Co. Inventory pictured.

Includes a Moonlight #1 Baby Floating Bait, washer rigged with 2 weedless treble hooks (about VG+), and a no-eye South Bend Bass-Oreno, green scale, rigged with uncataloged removable single hooks (nea

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

Extremely rare, believed to have been made as a test bait for the outdoor writer Sheridan Jones in 1918. Uncataloged (made with only one line tie), 3 1/4" wood body, factory unrigged, unfished Ex-, wi

"Baby" 3 1/2" version, rigged with two weedless hooks, finished in red head luminous body, grading VG/VG+ due mostly to common small flakes to the luminous paint. The early yellow box is stamped 90.WM

In its correct rare "The W. J. Jamison Co." marked picture box, this hand painted frog has expected crazing, wear/rubs and age discoloration, all common issues on these c1890's rubber baits. The very

From the WJ Jamison Co., turn of the century baits, both with the original belly weight, wire hook harness and hand painted frog pattern. Typical wear, flakes, age lines and darkening (one with over-v

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

Lockhart Pollywog, 2 1/2", solid white with red in the vent, Ex-/Ex with only light wear, and a Dicken's Weedless Wonder, red head white, if not for a thin over-varnish this bait would grade Ex. From

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

Early "The-Chippewa-Bait" box, distributed by C.J. Frost of Stevens Point, Wisconsin, houses an unfished 4 1/2" Skipper. With bold red "CHIPPEWA" on the top of the wrap-around label and marked "M-66 F

Early wood lure made by Henry S. Welles, coming in its extremely rare "The Welles Bait" box. Measuring 5 1/4" x 2 1/8" and marked Patent Pending (the Pending rubbed off, most likely by Welles after th

Bruno Zupan "Koi Fish" oil on canvas. Provenance: purchased from Gallery 1401 in Chattanooga, TN. Zupan is a Slovenian-born American artist best known for his impressionistic paintings of cities, beac

Circa 1906-07 white pasteboard box features the wrap around label with twin straight line border, clear lure illustration and lettering, including "Dowagiac Expert" No. 200 printed on both end flaps,

Lot 113 Cyrus Alger Signal Cannon (c. 1862) bronze cannon marked near the breech 'U.S.N./C.A. & CO./BOSTON MA/1862,' mounted on an oak stand height (overall): 47 1/4 inches width: 20 1/2 inches Prove

Hand Painted Tackle with fish and swan. It is approx 17" x 20" x 19" tall. Has a tray on the inside that is approx 4 3/8" deep. Has holes that go all around it apprx 9" from bottom and also in the bot

SST. This amazing piece has an excellent bait and tackle logo added to the top. The sign is nearly flawless in the field with just a minor pin prick to the "A" in "Cola." The left side of the piece ha

Extremely rare, with "Patent applied for by Jim Donaly Newark, N. J." appearing on the top label and a crisp illustration of the No. 57 Redfin Floating Bait. Perhaps the rarest of the early Donaly box