Heddon Luny Frog

Finished in red head white body with bar rig hardware. Condition is shiny Ex-/Ex, with light wear, soiling, surface pointers and some age discoloration. Coming in a bit rough but solid up-bass box, ap

Finished in tough red head white body and rigged with the earliest version of the toilet seat hardware. Condition is shiny Ex-/Ex with light wear, a couple of small flakes and a few pointers, possibly

Scarce closed leg model in meadow frog finish, toilet seat hardware, shiny Ex, appearing unfished. Coming in a VG+/Ex- condition box, stamped 3509B on both ends. From the Russell White Collection The

Open leg model, with a very rare factory addition of a painted weight on the rear single hook. Finished in green frog with two-color spots, rigged with bar hardware and grading Ex-/Ex, bright and shin

Two larger tags measuring 4 5/8" in length, two measuring just over 4", all have a tack hole and a small tear where the string was torn through the edge. Colors still bright, the smaller tags with lig

Includes an Excellent large size close legged Luny frog in the correctly marked 3509 BB box, box is Excellent minus and comes with two different Baby Crab Wiggler intro. box papers. Also includes an E

Open leg model, with a very rare factory addition of a weight on the rear single hook. Finished in meadow frog, rigged with toilet seat hardware and grading about Ex-. Purchased from the highly respec

Rigged with the earliest "toilet seat" hardware, with tri-color "meadow frog" spots, about VG+/Ex- due to wear, light soiling and hook marks. Coming in the correct down leaping bass box stamped 3509BB

Both open leg models with round toilet seat hardware and finished in tri-color meadow frog spots. Grading shiny Ex and VG+/Ex-. From the Russell White Collection The most comprehensive assemblage of H

A pair of shiny Lunys, a bar rig green frog (Ex-) and a toilet seat rig meadow frog (Ex-/Ex). It would be tough to find a lot nicer. From the Russell White Collection The most comprehensive assemblage

Open leg model with round toilet seat hook hanger, three color spots, shiny Ex-, most likely unused. Down bass box (about VG+) is stamped 3509 BB, retaining the Heddon "Luny Frog" hang tag.

Originating from the Heddon archives, this c1927 pyralin Luny Frog has four cut-away sections to allow potential dealers and customers to see the interior of the lure. Fully rigged (bar rig), with wea

Both rigged with toilet seat hardware and finished in meadow frog. Condition is Ex- and near Ex, both bright and shiny. From the Russell White Collection The most comprehensive assemblage of Heddon Lu

Exceptional condition on this meadow frog finished Luny, bright and shiny. With only very slight shelf wear and faint age lines, in Ex condition. Rarely seen this nice, most likely unfished. From the

Fantastic lure No. 3500, made of pyralin, a ceramic like material. Painted green with copper, black, and gold spots and eyes. One treble hook on belly and single rear hook. Issued: c. 1920 Dimensions:

3509B, green frog finish, rigged with round toilet seat hardware, appearing unfished, shiny Ex. Purchased from the highly respected Heddon collector Walt Blue. From the Russell White Collection The mo

Vintage frog fishing lure, marked under. Condition: Scuff marks to lip, minor nicks. Dimensions: L 5"

Open leg model with scarce bar rigging, finished with black and yellow spots, grading VG+/Ex- due to fisherman added red paint on the rear hook hanger and pointers. From the Russell White Collection T

First version, toilet seat hardware, Ex-/Ex, in its correct 3409B marked box with Heddon “Luny Frog” hang tag.

Originating from the Heddon factory archives, this important well-known Luny is believed to be one-of-a-kind. Closed leg model, dubbed the "Raceway" many years ago, with glass eyes, single trailing ho

Dating from 1926/27, rigged with the earliest toilet seat hardware and experimenting with a faceplate, this pyralin test bait is very near the final product. Originating from the Heddon factory archiv

Dating to the early 20's, believed to be one of the first prototypes which lead to the Luny Frog's production. Featuring a Basser style mouth on a graceful wood body with exceptional painted detail. M

Dating to the early 20's, believed to be one of the first prototypes which lead to the Luny Frog's production. Featuring a Basser style mouth on a graceful wood body with exceptional painted detail. M

Dating from the beginning of production in 1927 and originating from the Heddon factory archives. In very rare first version "frog spot", the beautiful 4-color finish is still vivid, with hand painted