Two Early Outer Banks Kildeer Decoys

TWO EARLY DECOYS. The first is a GOLDENEYE DRAKE in weathered paint and condition. The second is a SCOTER in good condition. “JG” carved in bottom.

Including cast iron still bank Buffalo (small), Ref. Moore #560, by A.C. Williams, circ 1920-30's, in worn original gold paint, 4 3/8 x 1 1/2 x 3 1/8" high; and unusual early 19th century turned brass

EARLY MALLARD DRAKE HEAD by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI. Premier grade with very weathered original paint. Together with a BLACK DUCK HEAD in weathered original paint and very good structural con

TWO EARLY DECOYS in very old working paint and good structural condition. One with very old metal tag with "WW SHUTT. 50-75

Including canvaseback, marked on base John Roth Male Drake Canvasback Oslosh, Wisc., in original polychrome painted finish with glass eyes, 17 1/2 x 7 x 9 1/4" high.; and coot in original polychrome p

TWO EARLY FACTORY DECOYS. The first is a pintail in working paint, possibly by Mason. Hollow construction. The second is similar to the Stevens factory decoys. Comb paint to back.

Two Early Working Duck Decoys. All original, original paint.Great displays, purchased in Maine in the 1970s. White 5.50"x6"x 14.50" long and Smaller 5.50"x7.50"x13". Weight combined 4 pds 5 oz. From a

Two Early Working Duck Decoys. All original, original paint. One head needs to be reattached. Great display pieces. Both approximately 15-1/4" long. Weight 5 pds. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private E

Two Early Working Duck Decoys. Blue Bill and Red Head. Both with glass eyes, both with the original paint. Great displays, purchased in North Carolina. Red Head 15" long and Blue Bill 12". Weight comb

Race horse bank 19th century with repainting and in functioning condition. The Golfers Birdie putt with a missing torso but otherwise functioning condition. Mechanical coin banks gained popularity in

Two early 20th century Bank Vault locks by The Mosler Clock Co., Covington, NY. One with a Waltham movement and one Hamilton, set in Chromed cases with porcelain dials. Slight wear, one lacks a screw.

Lot (2) early painted cast iron Cupola banks. 3 3/4" x 2 3/4" x 4 1/2" and 3 1/2" x 2 3/4" x 4 1/2".

TWO BRANT DECOYSEarly 20th CenturyIncluding a Monomoy-style brant and a Mason brant.Lengths 16” and 20”.

Period: Ca. late 19th to early 20th century. Size: 13-1/2â€L. & 12-1/2â€L. Description: Carved wood examples, including a Mallard duck and a black & white duck, having old painted surfaces exhib

Perhaps surprisingly, Ann Arbor had just two national banks. The early bank, charter 22, is especially rare, having only issued first charters. Charter 2714 opened the same day charter 22 closed, and

Two Early Cast Iron Building Banks include Log Cabin (Red, Yellow & Green Highlights) and 1876 House

CANVAS BACK DRAKE, by NICK SAPONE, WANCHESE NC: Hand Carved and Painted with Glass Eyes, Measures 6" x 16". Classic Duck Decoy by Outer Banks Carver, Excellent Condition. (100-200)

TWO EARLY COOT by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI, circa 1910. Very old working paint with remnants of original paint remaining under tail. Very good structural condition with crack to one bill. One

Lot of Two Early Cast Iron Santa Claus Banks. Hubley Still Bank Santa and Tree with Santa Claus Mechanical Bank original working order.

VERY WEATHERED EARLY FLATTY SHOREBIRD from the Outer Banks. Remnants of paint remaining. Fair structural condition. Retains nail bill. Repaired check in neck. Mounted atop a wood base

The Ruddy Turnstone and Black Bellied Plover with similar original sponged paint and whittled beaks. Measure 4.25 x 9.5 and 5 x 9.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping se

Isabel Violet Banks, Early 20th century, Watercolours, Two scenes mounted together comprising HMS Hood in Gibraltar, and Coast of Morocco from Gibraltar. Titled and dated 1922 verso. Largest approx. 3

Canvas Back Goose Decoy From N. C. Outer Banks. 24 3/4" Long

Gilt bronze, size 4 ¾ with 2.5mm well rounded face band. Raised stepper circular bezel engraved with four radials suggesting a cross and outer diagonals. These combine two early Christian symbols