4 Early Spinners/Spoons

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Includes a No. 5 Edward Vom Hofe Sams Spoon (Ex-/Ex), E.O. Pealer No. 7 hook to spoon (Ex-), E.O. Pealer with arched stamping (near Ex), and 3 B Herendeen (Ex).

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4 Early Spinners/Spoons

Lot 0488

Estimate $40-$50Apr 18, 2026, 9:00 AM EDT

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FISHING TACKLE & ANGLING AUCTION

Apr 18, 2026 9:00 AM EDT

Potsdam, NY, United States

Early Joliet Spinner Bait Picture Box: One of only a scant few known, this early 2pc box retains its black label with silver gilt illustration of the bait. The top label's printing mirrors the insert card including its floral border,

2 days LeftEarly Joliet Spinner Bait Picture Box

Early Joliet Spinner Baits: Includes a rare 2pc picture box marked "Joliet Spinner Bait No. 2" and "Sold By Abbey & Imbrie New York", retaining its top black label with silver gilt illustration and printing, and the matching

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1902 Berner "Monopole" Spring Hook: This scarce early device is stamped Pat. Apl'd For, being one of several variations known by the Brooklyn, NY inventor, Paul B.T. Berner. Uncleaned, slight bend to the central hook, wear and tarnish.

2 days Left1902 Berner "Monopole" Spring Hook

Scarce Early Guillotine Spring Hook: Aka Payton's Automatic Fish Hook, this 4 1/4" bait hook was advertised as receiving a patent in 1899, but no patent has been located to date. Uncleaned Ex- with wear to the finish. Constructed of

2 days LeftScarce Early Guillotine Spring Hook

Gardiner "Snap and Catch-Em Fish Hook": This simple and very successful design was produced and sold by various retailers from the 1870's into the early 1900's. The patent was granted to Nathan A. Gardiner Jr. of Willett, NY in 1864. 3

2 days LeftGardiner "Snap and Catch-Em Fish Hook"

Monarch Automatic Fish Hooks: Manufactured in the 1920's as The "Monarch" Automatic Fish Hook, style 3 and 4, 3 7/8" to 4 1/8" in length. All three are in VG+ to Ex-/Ex condition.

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Early H.C. Brush Trolling Float: Including its original scalloped brass cap, base washer and cork body, the 2 1/4" brass spinner is nickel plated and stamped "H.C. Brush Float Pat. Aug. 22. 76. Brush's Mills, N.Y.". The blade is in

2 days LeftEarly H.C. Brush Trolling Float

Harlow Wood's Crown Weedless Spoon: Marked with the Pat Feb. 28. 88 patent date, this early NY spoon with single hook and flat metal spring is uncleaned Ex-/Ex.

2 days LeftHarlow Wood's Crown Weedless Spoon

E. Vom Hofe Hook-to-Spoon: Rarely seen narrow 4 7/8" spoon, marked "Edw. Vom Hofe Maker Fulton St. N.Y." and rigged with a stationary hook. Other than a possible fisherman repainted red back the condition is Ex-/Ex.

2 days LeftE. Vom Hofe Hook-to-Spoon

Chapman Pickerel Spinner: Diagonally stamped "Chapman & Son Rochester, N.Y." and the number 3, rigged on a brass shaft with wool and feathered treble hook. With the exception of flakes to the red paint on the reverse the

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Chapman No. 2 Bass Bait & Allure: 1 5/8" blade is stamped "W.D. Chapman Theresa, N.Y." and "Bass" on the opposing wing. Retaining its clear bead spacer and feathered treble hook, in Ex- condition with age darkened patina. And a size

2 days LeftChapman No. 2 Bass Bait & Allure

Chapman No.1 Allure: 2" No.1 blade marked "Chapman & Son Theresa. N.Y."' and "1 Allure" on the opposite side, with plating wear, light bends, tarnish and some feather loss on the hook, about VG+.

2 days LeftChapman No.1 Allure

Pflueger American Spinners: Hammered brass and nickel, 1 7/8" and 1 5/8", the smaller is straight line Pflueger stamped, the larger with Pflueger Akron, O. Both grading at least Ex- with minor wear and feather loss, the fancy

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Tom Gibson's Tarpon Jig: Produced by Texas native Tom Gibson, a respected fisherman with multiple tarpon records. The heavy 3 5/8" jig is most likely unfished, with what appears to be tackle box wear in the form of a few

2 days LeftTom Gibson's Tarpon Jig

Canadian Bait Co. Store Display: Cardstock counter top stand-up, measuring just over 11" high, complete with twelve "00" stamped metal baits. Colors are still bright, with a top tear and several bends, mostly on the back cardboard

2 days LeftCanadian Bait Co. Store Display

4 Jamison Flyrod Coaxers: Two sizes including three tiny trout Coaxers (less than 1/2" body) and a Bass Coaxer (1" body). Some wear and soiling on each, colors as shown.

2 days Left4 Jamison Flyrod Coaxers

O.C. Tuttle Bass Devil Bugs & Lures: Includes a scarce 2 1/2" x 2" two-piece box, marked "Style A No. 4 Size Y" on one end, an Extra Dry Fly Devil Bug Size 8 Lew Powell card with bug, and 9 loose Tuttle baits: Midget Devil Bug Mouse,

2 days LeftO.C. Tuttle Bass Devil Bugs & Lures

Mack's Flyrod Poppers: 6 baits, appearing unfished, shiny Ex- to Ex condition, colors still vivid.

2 days LeftMack's Flyrod Poppers

4 Early British Spoons: A 2 1/2" Scale Spoon with early weighted trace, Norwich Spoon with tiny prong held glass eye, 1 1/2" unmarked brass spinner, and an RB crown marked spoon with scale paint. Other than the largest bait

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6 Vintage English Spinners: In a range of ages including an early Hearder style spinner, the blades measure up to 1 1/2" in length, most with bead spacers. Condition from VG+ to near Ex, one stamped Registered No. 794895.

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E. Vom Hofe Sams Spoons: Rarely seen large No. 7 (5 1/2" blade) and No. 9 (4 3/4" blade) spoons, each stamped "Sams Patd. May 26. 08. Edward Vom Hofe New York". Each rigged with a heavy duty single hook (maker stamped) and a

2 days LeftE. Vom Hofe Sams Spoons

4 Early British Spoons: A 2 1/2" Scale Spoon with early weighted trace, Norwich Spoon with tiny prong held glass eye, 1 1/2" unmarked brass spinner, and an RB crown marked spoon with scale paint. Other than the largest bait

2 days Left4 Early British Spoons

6 Vintage English Spinners: In a range of ages including an early Hearder style spinner, the blades measure up to 1 1/2" in length, most with bead spacers. Condition from VG+ to near Ex, one stamped Registered No. 794895.

2 days Left6 Vintage English Spinners

3 Pflueger Record Spoons: Included is a size 6 Record Spoon from the Pflueger factory archives with its "The Sample Room" paper tag (dated 1925) still attached, also a size 7 (5 1/2"), and another size 6 on its marked worn

2 days Left3 Pflueger Record Spoons

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