(3) Arbogast Lures

Vintage Hobart metal tackle box (Circa 1950's). Inside tackle box comes with antique lures and fishing supplies. Lures and supplies are in good antique condition. 3 lures come with original packaging.

All most likely unfished. Scarce 3" lure from the "Streak" Bait Company, silver foil with green spots, box with handwritten SVB, otherwise unmarked. Humdinger Lure Mfg. Co. Miss Golddigger No.2, red w

3 3/8" Water Puppy (Ex-). And two rarely seen Wiggle Frogs dating from the 30's, each with the original lip, 2 1/8" and 1 1/4" flyrod size, both with wear, chips, age lines, no rubber leg inserts, and

Rupert Jansen Smith Screenprint title Lure #3 (TP). c.1991. Label on verso. Signed l.r. in pencil “TP E/10 Rupert J Smith.” Retailed by Martin Lawrence Limited Editions, Inc. 11” x 11”. Frame:

C.1909 Howes Vacuum Bait Lure, Boxes - Howes Lure + (3) Fishing Lure Boxes

Includes two early down-bass boxes: stamped 121 (rainbow Baby Torpedo) and stamped 1902 (white with red eye and tail Baby Crab Wiggler). Also, a tough up-bass box stamped 109A (3hk 100 Minnow in yello

hand carved & painted by Tony Smith of Holland, MI, all in excellent condition with original cardboard boxes, 3 hook lures, 6"L, est. 400 - 600

Originating from the Bagley Bait Co. factory in Winter Haven, Florida, 43 raw machined bodies and 3 weighted lure bodies, measuring from 2" to 7 3/4" in length. Consigned by the COO of R.J. Tackle Inc

All are clearly stamped "Earl Gresh", including two "Blockhead" bass baits in red/white and frog (both about Ex-), and a one-piece box marked "Blockhead Top Water", stamped "Frog" on one flap, and a 3

A range of ages, 2 7/8" to 2 1/4", including a "notched" Wiggler from Stewart's folk art period with reinforced back hook hanger, and two mice with the string tails. Condition from VG- to about VG+.

Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, United States or Canada, Salish, ca. late 19th to mid-20th century CE. A collection of 3 wood cod lures with knob shaped and zoomorphic heads, and each 3 fin

Originating from Carl Heinzerling’s tackle box, hand carved and painted, 3 3/8”, similar lures appearing on page 193 of Creek Chub Lures & Collectibles and page 212 of Kimball’s Earl

Lot of six Doug English Lure C. "Plugging Shorty" 3" plastic fishing lures, all boxes in original boxes, unfished. Each of these lures shows an inside body plate with the words "Merry Christmas" on on

One of the rarest of all Jim Donaly lures, measuring 3" in length, finished in yellow back, white belly with black and red accents, and rigged with the chin mounted, aluminum diving lip marked Jim Don

American, third quarter 20th century. Fred Arbogast "Jitterbug" fishing lures in various styles and sizes. Some wooden lures. Four jointed. Varying wear. Display cases 19.5" h. 11" w.

Includes a store Pal-O-Mine display card, complete with 3 1/4” lure, coming in a 8 3/4” x 6 1/4” 2 piece box, stamped 5006. Also, an Ex condition Palomine in the 5004 stamped Box (Ex

A very interesting variation of the Redfin Floater with two propellers and clearly the early work of Donaly. This very unusual prototype lure measures 3 1/2" and comes with staple rigged belly treble,

Includes (2) unused Creek Chub envelopes, True-to-Nature paper ad, 3 black & white lure illustrated proof sheets, section of shipping tape, Streeker ad pages, a sheet of 4 labels from the 1998 reunion

Early glass eyed five hook lure measuring, 3 1/2" in solid green finish with red hand painted gill marks. Comes with bow tie props, tiny egg yolk glass eyes, two belly weights and wire through side ho

Originating from Carl Heinzerling’s tackle box, hand carved and painted, 3 1/2”, similar lures appearing on page 193 of Creek Chub Lures & Collectibles and page 212 of Kimball’s Earl

Rare 1950's promotional novelty lure by the Kono Manufacturing Co., an eyeglass frame company from Naval Base, SC. Retaining its original black plastic "glasses", this 3 1/4" wooden lure is unfished a

Early 2 3/4" glass-eyed lure, made prior to W&M changing the name to Bass-O-Gram, finished in tough red/white/red. If not for a large chip on the lower tail tip this very scarce bait would grade shiny

South Bend, IN, #901 midget minnow with box, #972 babe-oreno with box & papers & #973 bass-oreno with box & papers, 200 - 400

Includes an Excellent minus small size No. 3 "T" marked arrowhead, an Excellent minus size No 1/0 "T" marked oval with partially feathered shaft and an Excellent minus rare size No3/0 single hook salt