Arbogast Weedless Sunfish

Larger 4 fin Sunfish with a marked tail, pressed eyes, shiny finish, light wear and a few small rubs, about Ex-.

Large 2" body on this weedless 4-fin model, good glass eyes and a bright colorful finish. With light wear, a couple of flakes, shiny Ex-. Much better condition than most.

2" body, 4-fin model, number 2 marked tail, good glass eyes, grading shiny Ex-. Not easy to find these desirable lures in much better condition.

Pair of Arbogast Weedless Kickers, glass eyes, 2 sizes.

Larger 4 fin Sunfish with a marked tail, partial hairline in the underside glass eye, otherwise shiny Ex-

3 fin model, most likely unfished, hairlines in the underside eye, otherwise shiny Ex-.

3 fin model, hairlines in the underside eye, otherwise shiny Ex-. The box is stamped 3242, about Ex- overall.

Both glass eyed and weedless, most likely unfished, Ex- and Ex-/Ex. Small 3" beige picture box marked "Pat. Applied For" on the end flaps, other than a Sears price sticker the condition is about Ex-,

Weedless metal minnow has glass eyes and grades about Ex-, coming in a picture box that's VG+, and a weedless pressed eye, unfished Ex-/Ex, in a VG+ beige box. Each picture box comes with a fold out p

Both 2 1/2" including a weedless minnow with good glass eyes (VG+/Ex-), and a pressed eye model, other than a later fisherman addition of a black side strip this bait would grade Ex-/Ex (stripe may be

Both with good glass eyes including a tough musky size Tin Liz Minnow, 2 3/4" (Ex-/Ex), and a Weedless Kicker (about VG+).

Important sunfish plaque, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 2nd quarter 20th century. This is likely the largest, and earliest glass eye plaque, at 10.75" x 21.25" and nearly 2" thick. The carved re

Extraordinary finish and condition on this very rare and highly sought early minnow. Patented in 1909 by Krantz & Smith of Jamestown, NY, measuring 3 5/8" (overall length of 5 3/4"), with a wonderfull

Extremely rare, the wooden body measuring 2 7/8" in length, in Pfeffer's colorful hand painted finish, with a floppy prop and the simple screw eye hook hangers seen on his earliest examples. Most like

Extremely rare and one of the most collector coveted of all Florida lures. Dating from the 30's, with a body length of 2 3/4", instantly recognizable hand painted finish, a washered floppy front prop,

Dating from 1934, the rarest of the Arbogast metal baits, featuring a distinctive musky paint pattern with red tipped belly fins, 2 3/4" body, pressed eyes, scale detail, and "Fred Arbogast Akron, O"

Rare 3 3/4" patent applied for Mascot, c1916, the earliest and the most elusive of the Weedless Mascots, featuring a fat body in red/white, two line ties and removable double hooks, shiny Ex-/Ex. Comi

Coming in its super rare and correct 2pc picture box, vivid yellow, with clear green and red printing, the Alger's Getsem illustration and "The High Sign" logo, near Ex, and including the Sheridan R.

Aluminum hand cart included. Boat 48" wide X 166 1/2" deep X 164 1/2" high. Cart 59" wide X 106" deep X 19" high

Perhaps Donaly's rarest bait, 3 1/4", white with red hand painted gill marks, specially rigged rear single hook, original swivel with both aluminum flappers. Most likely unfished, but light tackle box

Details: ANONYMOUS. Watercolour study of fish. circa 1834. Watercolour. Painted on Whatman paper dated 1834. In excellent condition with the exception of a few small tears on the left edge of sheet.

2 1/2" with marked tail, pressed eyes, most likely unfished, Ex- condition. One of the rarest of the Tin Liz baits.

Michael Banks. Sunfish. Signed. Not dated. Paint and mixed media on found board. Great condition. 23” x 23”. Est. $400-600. Ship: $55

Extremely rare large yellow box, 2pc, measuring 6" x 3" x 1 3/4" with an oversized Jitterbug illustration and printing on all four flaps, solid and about VG+ with wear/rubs and light soiling. The wood