Bluebill Drake attr. to Dr. Lewis Webb Hill

A 10 1/2 inch Bluebill or Lesser Scaup drake decoy attributed to Dr. Lewis Webb Hill (1889-1968), Boston, MA, signed "Hill" on the bottom. Displays good form and paint.Decoy historian and author Jim C

TWO DR. LEWIS WEBB HILL MINIATURE MALLARD DRAKESBoston, 1889-1968Glass eyes. Carved wings. Mounted on mahogany bases.Lengths 10”.

Set on wooden block bases with green felt bottoms signed in script "HILL" in right rear of the base; Hill (1889-1968) was an early collector and co-author of CLASSICS OF AMERICAN SHOOTING FIELD (1930)

Carved and painted wood with glass eyes, length 10 1/2 inches. Together with two issues of Hunting & Fishing Collectibles Magazine containing a biography of Dr. Hill.

Set on wooden block base - incised in botom "HILL"; Hill (1889-1968) was an early collector and co-author of CLASSICS OF AMERICAN SHOOTING FIELD (1930), illustrated by Frank W. Benson; On his earlier

Set on wooden block base - incised in botom "HILL"; Hill (1889-1968) was an early collector and co-author of CLASSICS OF AMERICAN SHOOTING FIELD (1930), illustrated by Frank W. Benson; On his earllier

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