Five Minnesota Decoys.

Anonymous. Five Ice Fishing Decoys. Michigan and Minnesota origins. Carved and painted wood with tin. Weighted. Great condition. Largest is 10” long. Est. $300-500. Ship: $35

Five Painted Wood and Tin Folding Duck Decoys Early 20th Century Length of each 15 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of a Midwestern Collector, Saint Paul, Minnesota

GROUP OF FIVE DECOY BOOKS by H. Fleckenstein, Jr., consisting of "Shorebirds", "American Factory Decoys", "Decoys", "New Jersey Decoys", "Southern Decoys." All in used condition. Some minor tears and

GROUP OF FIVE GUNNING DECOYS. All with heavy use. Group consists of two brant, one with broken bill, a bluebill drake, canvasback drake, and a black duck head, probably Herter's. All in fair to good s

Description - Five composition decoys. Dimensions - 6.5" x 13" x 3" largest

FIVE DECOYS, various carvers, consisting of four factory decoys and one hollow Barnegat Bay decoy. All in good condition. Some with original paint

Twentieth century. Two hard covers. "Decoys of the Mississippi Flyway" bu Alan Haid, 1981, and "Mason Decoys" by Cheever, 1985. Together with three copies of "Wild Fowl Decoys" by Joel Barber. Hardcov

FIVE DECOY BOOKS consisting of "The Art of the Decoy" by A. Earnest, "Mason Decoys" a Hillcrest Publication, "Louisiana Decoys" by C. Frank, Jr., "Wild Fowl Decoys" by J. Barber, paperback, and "Decoy

Titles include: Decoys of Maritime Canada, Collector's Guide to Decoys, American Wildfowl Decoys, Duck Decoys and How to Rig Them and Duck Decoys and How to Make Them.

GROUP OF FIVE DECOYS BOOKS consisting of "Decoys of the Atlantic Flyway" by G.R. Starr, Jr., "Floating Sculpture" by H. Huster and D. Knight, "Decoys of the mid-Atlantic Region" by H. Fleckenstein, Jr

pair of mallard duck decoys, Minneapolis, MN, hollow bodies, excellent condition, hard to find, drake is in preening position, exact pair featured in The Minnesota Decoy Book on pg. 407, 14"L, est. 40

GROUP OF FIVE DECOYS by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI. All in very weathered working paint and good structural condition. All Standard grade, glass eye models. One retains Sotheby's sales tag. One

Five Canvasbacks Upper Bay, MD, c. 1900 15 1/4 in. long *****Description updated, this lot does NOT have a canvasback attributed to Howlett and illustrated in Mackey's "American Bird Decoys"

Animal Trap Co., Five Duck Decoys circa 1930, Mississippi, carved wood with glass eyes, all weighted and stamped "VICTOR" to underside, including a mallard drake, a mallard hen, two black ducks, and b

New Jersey, 20th C., four marked in ink "H.V. Shourds", comprising, a black-bellied plover, a curlew, a feeding yellowlegs, a standing yellowlegs, and a dunlin; 5 pieces total Tallest: 15-3/4"h Proven

two cork decoys, 12 1/2" and 13" long, two Wildfowler wooden decoys, 15" and 14 1/2" long and a black with green bill wooden decoy, 20" long

Five Duck Decoys, The Decory Shop in Freeport, Maine by H. Heap III, 1981; Hornick Bros. Stoney Point Decoys in Oakhall, Virginia, signed E. Hornick 1976; Ruddy, made by Steve Ullom, Nov. 9th 1975, No

Mid 20th century. Working decoys. Two, including a mallard, have worn original paint, 12.5", 13"l. The other three including a goldeneye from Michigan have old paint. Average 14"l. Varying wear and sp

Fred Delickta, 1940, Detroit. Mallard, Walpole Island. Harpens Island Decoy, 1930's,purportedly from the Ford Estate, Michigan. Max L. 18" The Dr. Gregory Zemenick.

Winthrop L. Carter, Raymond C. Egan, Louis W. Schifferl, George Boyd: The Shorebird Decoy, 1978, Tenant House Press, softcover H. Harrison Huster, Doug Knight, Floating Sculpture: The Decoys of the De

American/Asian, early-mid 20th century. Group includes large cork duck, decoy with hinged lid, one Victor, one marked O.W.L., all with paint decoration. Pewter duck trinket box, marked "Made in Hong K

Pair of Rubber Mallard Decoys, Minnesota Rubber Ducks Company, Ex Briscoe Collection, Duck/Goose Decoy, Waterfowl, Hunting, Primitive, Antique, Quincy Illinois

Havre De Grace Carved Wood Decoy Assortment Five contemporay decoys with three examples from Jim Pierce and two examples from Gilmore Wagoner Condition: Very Good to Good, appear unused but having min

A Collection of Five Duck Decoys. Various species and ages, including 1 "Bufflehead #3 1-71" by R. Haddick (Ypsilanti, MI), and 1 Bill Brantley (1994). Wear to paint overall, Mallard with repair to ne