Early Shakespeare Wooden Minnow

One of the most collector coveted of Shakespeare's early maroon boxes, 5 1/8" in length, retaining its original label with lure illustration, marked "Rainbow Size 1 No. 1601 3 Hooks Green Back White B

2 7/8" body in the high forehead style, rigged with A-notch props, gem clip see through hardware and blemish free yellow glass eyes. Finished in blended green back with long hand painted gill marks, a

Very early Kazoo Minnow, 3hk in blended green over white, Rhodes props, staple side hook hangers, nail through washer eyes, about VG- with wear, flakes, paint off the belly weight, hook drags and age

Early yellow perch with hand painted gill marks, B-notch props, see thru plate hardware, good glass eyes, shiny Ex-/Ex condition. The incorrect box is unmarked except for an end label "3 3/4 Wooden Ba

Housing a beautiful 5hk sienna crackleback minnow, with blemish free glass eyes, bright yellow belly, hand painted gill marks, B-notch props and see through plate hardware, grading about Ex-, possibly

Scarce earliest version with "Patent Applied For" front spinner and heavy molded scales, small 2 1/4" model is VG+/Ex- mostly due to moderate wear to the aluminum finish and thin hook feathers.

Pair of early Shakespeare Slim Jim minnows, both smaller size single prop, belly chipping.

Important 5 hook minnow from F.A. Pardee of Kent, Ohio. First advertised publicly in the summer of 1900, one of the rarest of all early American minnows, finished in aluminum with a dark back and tail

From the William Shakespeare Co. of Kalamazoo, Michigan, measuring just under 4", blended blue back with rare hand painted side stripes, blemish free yellow glass eyes, see through gem clip hardware a

Early Expert Minnow from Woods of Alliance, OH., measuring 3 1/2" in length, finished in brown back gold body with red hand painted gill marks, yellow glass eyes, bow tie style perforated spinners, ty

Fishing (2), glass minnow traps, blown glass w/wire handles & feet, clear early "Shakespeare" w/embossed lettering & unmarked green glass, VG cond w/no damage, larger 13"L.

Made by W.H. Miller of the Union Springs Specialty Co., Union Springs, New York. This early teens bait pre-dates the Miller's Reversible Minnow, constructed of a wide wooden body, 4" in length, screw

Unsigned with copper bail and wooden handle. 7" x 11". Good condition.

Incredible Shakespeare Wooden Artifact From His Bed! CAG Encapsulated. Wood swatch, .50" x 1.25". Wood taken from William Shakespeare's bed.  Encapsulated by CAG, measuring 2.375'' x 3.375''. The

Measuring 3 5/8", finished in solid white with long red hand painted gill marks, pointed, holed props and type 2 style detachable hooks, about VG+ with wear, faded The "Expert" on the left side, a few

Complete combination of the unique double-minnow bait, unfished, shiny Ex-/Ex, in its Lloyd and Co. box, with three papers: the Important! Insert, Hungry-Jack advertising, and a rare ad for the New Li

21"x34" early wooden bicycle rack advertising Bicycle Repairing At Sanford Novelty Works, South Main Street, with early original paint!

Early wooden Carousel Horse by Philadelphia Toboggan Co. Row two number 366 on brass tag originally from Lesourdsville Ohio amusement park, partially stripped, 56" tall.

Rigged with very rare large aluminum A-notch spinners, dating it to 1906/1907. With moderate wear, tarnish and soiling, about VG+. The most difficult rigging to find on this desirable early musky lure

Hand painted in gold and red on green ground on beveled wood panel, 18 ¼ x 8” high. Condition paint circa 94% Very Good.

Depicts an early faucet. Great form. Very early gilt repaint. Has a fantastic look. Condition (Very Good). Size 30" L.

Early Wooden Carousel Trojan Horse, Possible Herschell. Has been stripped of paint, missing parts. Was acquired from an estate, no paperwork or other information is known. Stand not included. This ite

Group of 8 early wooden plates. American, circa 1800. D 6-1/4" to D 10-3/8". Condition: Excellent condition with wear as expected. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ntbhrdwirdt09xj/

Early Wooden Dough Bowl, Old Turquoise Blue Paint, 16" Diameter