Early Fat Body Heddon Frog scale Minnow

Early "fat body" Vamp in rare red head shiner scale finish, with glass eyes, marked lip and L-rigged. The condition is about VG, but considering the rarity of the color, it's still a decent example.

Early small body style, 2 3/4", with delicate fish shaped tail, marked prop, fly dressed rear hook, and finished in yellow with spots. VG+/Ex-, with light wear, common flakes, hairline and age lines.

Tough frog scale, L-rig, marked O collar, good glass eyes, about Ex-, in the correctly stamped 1909J down bass box (a bit rough). Complete with the scarce red hang tag and early "Baby Crab Wiggler" pa

Tough frog scale finish, early no-eye model, cup rig, with the long lower lip and recessed line tie, VG+/Ex- due to wear, small flakes, surface burn, varnish added to a tail chip, and age lines, bette

No eye model, early cup rig with the long lower lip and recessed line tie, finished in seldom seen frog scale, about VG+, coming in an incorrect Brush box (Ex-/Ex), stamped 2509M) with a color fold ou

Tough frog scale finish on this early L-rig model with a Head-on marked lip. The condition is shiny Ex-, with light wear, a thin lip chip, small factory imperfections and age lines. The box grades VG+

Tough frog scale, L-rig hardware, good glass eyes and marked collar, if not for an old thin over-varnish this nice bait would grade Ex-/Ex. The early Zig Wag box is VG/VG+ due mostly to top wear, stam

Tough frog scale Basser, L-rig hardware, good glass eyes and marked lip, about VG+ due to wear, a few flakes/chips, old yellowed varnish overcoat and age lines. The correct early 8509J stamped box gra

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 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

Southeast Asia, Burma (Myanmar), ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A hefty cast leaded-bronze weight in the form of a frog with a loop handle / projection arching over its body. Animal-shaped weights

Thin body minnow in frog spot finish with marked props and L-rigging, shiny VG+ due to light wear, flakes (a few small touchups), pointers and age lines. A tough color on the 150 and the condition is

Alcoe Lure Co. of Fern Park, Florida. 3 3/8" wood body, each finished in a scale pattern with rubber fins and tail. Includes a rare brown back on yellow body and silver scale (often referred to as gol

Thin body minnow in bright green scale, L-rig, good glass eyes, shiny VG+/Ex-, in the correct 159D stamped box that's about VG+.

One of the earliest Injured Minnows with a very narrow body, silver belly (pre-1925), large scales and small cups in the nose and tail. Shiny redside finish appears unfished, about Ex- due mostly to h

Uncataloged model, manufactured using the later style 1600 Deep Diving Wiggler body, small cup and screw eye hardware and early, marked U-collar. Finished in green scale, most likely a depression era

4" and 3 5/8" overall including the metal tails, complete with scale and gill detail, wire leader and the original blended finish. The larger minnow's body paint is near Ex, the smaller bait grading a

By an unknown maker, rigged with weedless hooks, large good glass eyes, one internal belly weight, and a Heddon front prop. The graceful 3 3/4" wood body has been stripped, leaving remnants of early g

2 7/8" wood body minnow with a single belly treble hook, marked lip, hinged metal tail, original wire leader, and finished in green back with silver side scales and red hand painted gill marks, about

Heddon, United States. 1930s. Material: Wood. Quantity: 2. Tadpolly and Basser. Grade: G. 4" each. Est. $150-200.

Lot of 15 Heddon Spinner baits and one #290 GP marked empty Heddon box. Lures include Spin Fins, Silver King, Queen, Queen Super Bullet, Sabertooth, Saint Spinner, Stanley Heddon Frog/Minnow Harnesses

Rigged with cup hardware, marked props, good glass eyes and finished in white strawberry spot, shiny Ex- (wear, hook marks, small flakes, age lines), much nicer than most. Includes a VG/VG+ down bass

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: