The "Chippewa" Bait

From the Immell Bait Co. box, c1912, clear lure illustration, bold “Chippewa” logo and crisp text, this very rare box is solid, with only light wear, age discoloration and faint bleed, the

Early floating minnow finished in rarely seen aluminum with a red back, the wood body measuring 3 3/4", with good white iris glass eyes, red painted center spinner (marked with the Nov 1, 1910 patent

From the Immell Bait Co of Blair, Wisconsin, 4" pike size model, finished in fancy green back, red sides, yellow belly, with good glass eyes, double removable hooks and nearly full red paint on the pa

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

Super condition box for this vg+ condition, bass size, green crackleback Chippewa minnow. Minnow shows wear, chipping at belly hook and interior of right side….but the box is great! Box is clean, cr

Pike size model measuring just over 4", with good glass eyes and finished in fancy sienna crackleback over yellow, grading about VG+ with light wear, couple truss chips, nose touchup, common flaking t

1910-1913 Chippewa Lure Immel Bait Co, 5.5''L Overall

Striking early Immell Bait Co. floating minnow, the wood body measuring 3 5/8" with good white iris glass eyes, red painted center spinner (marked with the Nov 1, 1910 patent date), hand painted gill

An impressive early Immell Bait Co. floating minnow, the wood body measuring 4 3/4" with good white iris glass eyes, red painted center spinner (marked with the Nov 1, 1910 patent date), original doub

Extraordinary condition and color on this rare 4 1/8" pike-size bait, with blemish free white iris glass eyes, red painted center spinner marked with the Nov 1, 1910 patent date, and finished in green

Immell Bait and Tackle Company, United States. 1910s. Material: Wood. Quantity: 1. Grade: G-. 5". Est. $200-300.

Immell Bait and Tackle Company, United States. 1910s. Material: Wood. Quantity: 1. Grade: VG-. 4" Est. $550-650.

David Bradley (Chippewa, b. 1954) Lewis + Clark: Postcard from the New World mixed media collage on board signed David Bradley and titled (verso) 26 x 31 inches

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

David Bradley (b 1954) Chippewa. "On the Way to Navajo Fair" signed and dated '82. Provenance: Elaine Horwich Gallery.David Bradley grew up in Minnesota and is an enrolled member of the Minnesota Chip

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,

David Bradley (Minnesota Chippewa, b. 1954) Hollywood Indian, 2008 acrylic on paper, mounted on board signed David Bradley and dated (lower left); signed, titled and dated (verso) 30 x 22 inches

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

DESCRIPTION: Chippewa (Great Lakes) tribal bandolier bag, probably circa 1890-1910. Native American men did not have pockets and so many adopted wearing shoulder bags copied from British and American

Wood bait sign " minnows" in the shape of fish. Carved wood and tin with original paint. New England, mid 20th century. Condition: Excellent original condition. Minor imperfection at top of mouth. L 4

4-3/4" Nov, 1, 1910 Red / Green / Tan