Wilson's Cupped Surface Wobbler

Coming in its rarely seen 2pc Cupped Wobbler picture box, marked "Patent Applied For" and "White", with green and red printing, lure illustration and four-leaf clover logo, in at least Ex-/Ex conditio

Coming in its very rare 2pc picture box, with a lure illustration, bold "Good Luck", four-leaf clover logo and "Winged-Deep Water Wobbler Formally known as Wilson's Wobbler" printed on the top, stampe

American, 20th century. Including L&S "Pike Master Sinker", Wilson "Wobbler", Creek Chub "Jointed Pike", Pflueger "Palomine", Heddon "Big Bug" and more. Varying wear. Includes three tackle boxes.

An extremely rare box produced with a factory misprint - the red lure name Wilson's Winged Wobbler was misspelled "Wobber", so the factory glued a small paper correction over it. In vivid yellow with

Extremely rare 2pc box, "Patent Pending" marked, c1915, vivid yellow with green and red printing, includes the Sheridan R. Jones collection stamp on the interior of the lid, stamped with large No. 9S

Earliest style 2pc white box, with green and red text and a clear illustration of the lure, printing on the top and two long flaps, Ex-/Ex condition with only light wear/soiling, and Sheridan R. Jones

Pre-dating several changes to Hastings' boxes in the teens, this rare 2pc pasteboard box is believed to be the first to picture what would become Wilson's Fluted Wobbler, with both lure illustrations

This truck is marked "Smith Miller" on the bottom, and it measures approx. 21.5" in length. The graphics are for Jimmy Wilson Jr. Moving & Storage, Lancaster, PA. Surface shows wear and oxidation.

Dovetailed drawer with brass pull over square tapered legs, surface wear / in as-found condition. Wilson Estelle was a well-known Charlottesville cabinet maker in the mid 20th century.H: approx. 28".W

Entry size Greek warrior knob cast from lead alloy c. 1860s…nice dry surface…acanthus leaf border…retains much of the original copper wash…note the footed shank and also the dent on the unders

Large and interesting zinc architectural element, 32” x 18”. Was once part of a larger installation but has strong 1890’s form. Great old surface and in excellent condition.

Great old rustic door set dating from the 1870s. A large surface mounted lock, 6” x 3.5”, that is marked “ M W Co New Haven”; a big, heavy keeper that is 9” long; a big cast iron key hole es

“Village Cemetery”. Signed l/r. Verso has painting label under poster board backing. Oil on Board. Measuring 25” by 37”. Framed. (Cond: crazing, surface grime) (1000/1500)

Wilson Tawaquaptewa - Hopi Kachina c. 1930-40s, Condition: This kachina is in excellent condition. There is surface wear, slight paint loss, and small, thin cracks along each shoulder. This doll has n

English Brass with Trapezoid Shape. Wrought Iron Handle. Polished Surface. Size 15" L

[POLITICS]. Pocket watch presented by Woodrow Wilson. 1 1/4 in. diam. pocket watch with open face (surface wear to case, some soiling to dial; not running). Hamilton Watch Co.: Lancaster, PA. Cuvette

SOL WILSON (American/Polish, 1894-1974), “Houses,” oil on canvas, (approximate dimensions - canvas (sight): 24 x 19 inches); signed lower right. Condition: Surface dust, varnish aging, darkene

Six in One Wobbler Frog

Wilson Tawaquaptewa - Hopi Kachina c. 1930-40s, Condition: This kachina is in original condition, with surface wear, cracked areas along the ears, and chips to the wood at the bottom. Please see addit

Six in One Wobbler Red w/Green Stripes

EXTREMELY RARE MINIATURE WILLOW PTARMIGAN by Thomas Wilson, Ipswich, MA, (1863-1940). Excellent original paint and condition. Retains black beads eyes. Partial cupped tail. Overall length is approxima

Six-in-One Wobbler - Green Crackle Back & White All Lures are selling "AS IS, WHERE IS" Bid your judgement. All sales are Final.

Six-in-One Wobbler - Orange, Green, Red & White All Lures are selling "AS IS, WHERE IS" Bid your judgement. All sales are Final.

Carved from the solid, the decoy with applied head, square base, nicely carved simplistic wings and tail in older untouched surface. An oval plug appears beneath the tail. During the carving of the de