Rare Gee Wiz Action Frog Lure

Richland Center, WI, with original die cut cardboard display, both are in excellent condition, lure is 4.75"L, display card is 11.5"T x 10"W, est. 150 - 250

Richland Center, Wisconsin, 4 1/2" green frog, although most likely unfished, about good+ due to several sections of touchup. Also a scarce red head white frog, rough condition (wear, rust, separated/

4 1/2" overall, appearing unfished, Ex with only light wear started on the hook. The correct 2 piece box grades Ex- and includes the directions insert.

4 5/8" overall, appearing unfished (Ex-/Ex), in the No. 23 marked cardboard box that’s Ex- with “Gee Wiz” paper insert.

Gee Wiz, hand action racing game…w/ box…Japan Tin Lithograph Train set, ( LPS Co.)..NOS ?

A very rare example by an unknown maker - a similar frog appears on page 187 of Wheeler's "Frog Lures Of Yesterday & Today" with information as to the name "Baron". 3 3/4" overall, with good glass eye

Extremely rare, dubbed the “Luminous Black Frog Darter”, this exact lure is pictured on page 137 of The "Special" World of Creek Chub Lures. The luminous spots still glow, with light wear/

Coming in its rare "Pat. Applied For" marked box, correctly stamped A-1 for the 'green head frog spots' finished lure. The box is solid, with two corner repairs and soiling, so VG+/Ex-, the lure is wo

Four very rare Ohio folk art frogs. Approximately 2" long.

Coming in a rare "Pat. Applied For" box, first version, solid with vivid printing on the top and end labels, about VG+. The cork head/wood body lure is finished in frog spot, with belly stamped "Pat.

Extraordinary uncataloged frog finish on this extremely rare Darter. This exact lure appears in The “Special” World of Creek Chub Lures on page 137, a unique spotted green back blended to

Rare 1 1/2” floating green frog conforming to the "Advice to Anglers on How to Make Their Own Nature Lures" in Louis Rhead's book. Unknown maker, appearing to be from the 1930’s with comm

Ultra Rare Action Comics November 1942 No. 54 Superman Comic Book. Detective Comics Inc. Publishing Lexington Ave New York NY. Complete. As found condition. Rare Offset Cover.

Early plastic frog from the Action Frog Corp. of Long Beach, California, "swirled finish", 5 1/2" overall, about VG+ due mostly to one weak leg.

GEE-WIZ, Horse Race Game, England, tin, function ok, paint d., box shored up, traces of age, C 3

Wolverine "Gee-Wiz" Tin Horse Racing Game. With original box, Circa. 1920"s. Condition: Good with minor wear, box has losses.

1920's GEE-WIZ horse racing game in original box. Game is made by the Sandy Andy division of Wolverine Mfg. Co., patent date of July 17, 1923. Pat # 14622189. In working order.

136. BOXED WOLVERINE GEE-WIZ RACING GAME | All Original Condition. | 16" l.

1920's GEE-WIZ horse racing game in original box. Game is made by the Sandy Andy division of Wolverine Mfg. Co., patent date of July 17, 1923. Pat # 14622189. In working order.

134. EARLY VERSION BOXED GEE-WIZ RACE GAME | 15.5" l.

In original box. Pull the flywheel and the horses realistically race to the finish line. England. Circa 1930s. Made by Gee-Wiz Excellent Condition. Box Good Condition.

GEE-WIZ VINTAGE HORSE RACING GAME BY WOLVERINE SUPPLY PITTSBURGH PA

Mixed Artist. Group of 11 Frog Lures. Some are signed, some are anonymous. Carved and painted wood with mixed media. All in good condition. Largest is 10”long x 2”h x 2”. Est. $200-3

3 Early Chinese/Persian Textiles. 1) Gold on Gold Safavid Silk Fragment - Persia, 17th c, rare "frog foot" pattern. Literature: HALI magazine, issue 169, Tom Cole, "Tale From the Hills". Prov: Bill Li