Joe Pepper Roman Crown Minnow

Rare early bait, 3 3/8" in length, blended green back, red sides and yellow belly with large yellow painted eyes, 3 screw eye treble hooks, red painted side fins, and a fancy 20th Century spinner. Abo

Round head glass eyed version of this earliest style bait, legs (most likely rubber) are missing as is very common. Belly paint is clean with hand painted gill marks, back is missing some paint, hardw

Lot misc. early fishing lures and reels including rare Joe Pepper Jersey Minnow on card, Rome N.Y., Bomber Water dog, Supreme Plueger Cub reel, Heddon River Runt, South Bend #550 casting reel.

With glass egg yolk eyes, this three hooked minnow with Pepper bow tie front prop comes with red hand painted gill marks and two belly weights, in green back blended to yellow belly color. Very Good c

2 early minnows from Pepper of Rome, NY, including an ex condition painted eye model, blended green back yellow belly with red reverse hand painted gill marks and a glass eyed blended gold model with

Great paint pattern on this notched face Pepper Roman Spider with 2 trebles and braided string legs, in solid yellow body with green and red polka dots. Condition is about VG+ with wear, a few chips,

Notched head, 3 1/4", finished in yellow with a faint blended green back, red face, painted eyes, and the original braided legs. The condition is about average for an early wood Pepper bait, with wear

Very rare c1911 box for the Pepper Revolving Minnow, complete with paper picture label from Rome, NY. Original “Patent Applied For” paper label has wear and loss as shown, but retains the

9.75 inches long, some remains of ancient floral decorations. An authentic ancient artifacts that was either used as an arm band or a portion of a crown. 200 BC - 200 AD. Ex- John Hibner, acquired in

Extremely rare early box, retaining the original end label with legible printing: "Wig-Wag Minnow Best on the Market Manufactured by Joseph E. Pepper Rome, N.Y.", 4 1/2" x 2 1/8", solid with wear, som

Uncle Joe. Royal Crown. 1930-40s. Wax crown imbedded with marbles and costume jewelry. Possibly early loss to one side of crown, otherwise good condition. 10"d x 7.5"h. Est. $1,000-2,000. Ship: $65 Un

Rare 5hk minnow, c1908, wire through hardware, good yellow glass eyes, rounded style spinners, and finished in rainbow (green back, red sides, yellow belly), with reverse red hand painted gill marks.

9.5 inches long and 1.5 inches across on largest flower. A thin band with three floral gold attachments in sheet gold and three other flowers (unknown if they originally went together) All are ancient

9.75 inches long and .75 inches wide decorated with grapes, vines and leaves. An authentic ancient artifacts that was either used as an arm band or a portion of a crown. 3.6 grams of approx. 20K gold.

Ancient Roman gold Crown with flowers Ornaments c.1st-2nd Century AD. Size of the Crown 9 3/4 inches length (24.5 cm). Size of the Ornaments Size 0 3/4 - 1 1/2 inches diameter the largest. (2 - 3.7 cm

Ancient Roman gold Crown c.1st-2nd Century AD. Size 9 1/2 inches length (24.2 cm). Rare Ancient Gold Crown made out of a single sheet of high karat gold probably 22/23 karat, decorated with leafs, flo

Pr weighted sterling salt and pepper shakers, Crown, Height 4 ”, width 1 ”

in top loader

in top loader

nice graded card

in top loader

Joe Colborne Crown Royale Autograph card

Early maroon box measures 5 1/4" by 1 3/4", retaining the majority of its original top label with an illustration of a Pepper 3hk minnow, showing glass eyes and reverse gill marks, as well as all of t

Cartier Art Deco brass and enamel travel / desk clock, white dial marked: "Cartier Paris," brass surround with burgundy Roman numerals, crown set with red glass cabochon, case reverse marked: "Cartier