Early Creek Chub Flyrod Bug-A-Boo

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.

Extremely rare, short production hair bait, all red, 1 1/2” overall, with light soiling and some hair loss, about VG+.

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.

Bass size baits, solid white (VG/VG+) and black with yellow wings (about VG+), both with common chips over the belly fill line.

Scarce early Hum-Bird, red body and red wings, about Ex-, in a later Ex condition True To Nature box, unmarked.

All in cataloged colors: brown bug, yellow perch and chub (red/white), two on the correct original factory card. Two are missing the hair tail, otherwise Ex- to Ex condition.

Flyrod bass size, including a gray bug, still wired to its original (rare) black card with 1002 handwritten in the bottom right corner. Both the lure and the card are near Ex. And a red 1005, red with

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

Extremely rare, especially in unfished Ex condition. Wood 1 3/4” body, finished in silver flash, complete with both the original cloth fins and tail, all still semi-pliable, with only a couple o

Short production wood float, 8" in length, finished in red and white with thin black stripes, Ex- due to light wear/rubs.

Tiny 7/8” size, gold bug finish, factory unrigged (no removable belly hook), otherwise Ex- with age lines only, in the correct Creek Bug Wiggler introductory box, 1000 handwritten, crisp and cle

Pre 1925 Wiggler finished in beautiful goldfish with a silver belly, red hand painted gills, unmarked lip and double line tie, shiny Ex- with light wear, a couple of factory imperfections, pointers an

Rare, finished in uncataloged chub scale, just over 1 1/2” with the original wire leader and removable double hook. Condition is about Ex-. Special Order colors are very rare on the flyrod Pikie

Smallest Pikie, 1 1/4”, red/white, VG/VG+ (touch up to common nose bubble), in the correct introductory box, 1202 handwritten, crisp and clean, solid Ex condition with an NRA stamp.

This exact decoy appears in Creek Chub Lures & Collectibles on page 155, listed as an “Early Prototype for the Ice Fishing Decoy made around 1920, Rare”. Measuring 4 1/4” in length,

Tiny 7/8” size, white/red bug finish, factory unrigged (no removable belly hook), otherwise Ex- with age lines only, in the correct Creek Bug Wiggler introductory box, 1002 handwritten, crisp an

Smallest Pikie, 1 1/4”, pikie finish, factory unrigged (no removable belly hook), otherwise Ex-, in the correct introductory box, 1200 handwritten, crisp and clean, solid Ex condition with an NR

Redside finish, bright and shiny, 1 1/2" with original leader, appearing unfished, Ex- due only to a small common touchup next to the line tie.

Bass size red/white, about VG+, and a later trout size model in uncataloged white head black body, unfished Ex.

Includes an original 1928 employee Annual Picnic photo (5” x 7”), with the original silk ribbon, dated June 23, 1928, pinned on. Also, partial ribbons from the 1925, 1926 and 1929 Annual P

Includes two paint masks used on the early Crawdad and a tool used to clean lacquer off paint-dipped lures for the mouthpiece (verified by former employee Melvin Diederick).