CANVASBACK DRAKE by John Burroughs, Seneca Lake, NY.

CANVASBACK DRAKE by John Burroughs, Seneca Lake, NY. Old working paint and good structural condition. Weights removed.

A Seneca Lake NY Canvasback duck decoy in original paint with carved beak, signed in pencil on base which appear to be John Burroughs - 1910 (see photo). Two shot marks in head, else very good conditi

Detroit, MI, premier grade, Seneca Lake, glass eyes, solid bodies, restored paint, light gunning wear, drake's head is slightly loose, John Treutelaar Collection, 17"L, est. 300 - 500

(lot of 6) Painted wood duck decoys: including a Lake Seneca type Mason canvasback drake; a Canadian goose by P. Mountjoy; Arthur Fizer, Galt, CA, the largest 19"l, Provenance: Menlo Park Estate

CANVASBACK DRAKE by the Mason's Decoy COMPANY. Reproduction Seneca Lake model in very good original paint and condition. Four blemishes to head. Fine swirl and comb paint to body. Stamped MASON'S SENE

Detroit, MI, Seneca Lake premier grade, glass eyes, solid body, combination of original paint with some enhancement, age crack in back, bill has been reset with some touchup, branded AHK on bottom, 16

Late 1930's. Originally owned by Herb Burrell "North Pointe" Raquette Lake, NY. Drake Decoy.

Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1910 17 in. long A nice pair of high-head canvasbacks. Original paint with gunning wear, a few age lines in necks and heads. Drake has two spots of touc

Canvasback drake, John Graham, Charlestown, Maryland, 3rd quarter 19th century. 14.25" long. Literature: "Decoys of the Midatlantic Region," Henry Fleckenstein, Jr. Notes: Decoy

Decoy is approx 6 1/2" X 16" x 7 3/4" tall.

A nice strand of Indian trade beads, Seneca Lake, NY area, c. 1550 - 1820, consisting of vibrant green striped beads interspersed with solid white beads, each well-preserved. From an old collection as

RARE CANVASBACK DRAKE by John Glenn, Rock Hall, MD. Excellent original paint and structurally fine condition. Retains bottom keel weight, ring and staple. Thick paint with stylized painted wing feathe

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE by John McLoughlin, Bordentown, NJ. Good old working paint and structural sound condition. Hollow construction. Gunner’s tag and signature of maker on bottom

CANVASBACK DRAKE by John Potts, Princeton, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Relief-carved wings. Carved tail and raised, crossed wing tips. Head turned slightly right. Signed on bottom

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE by John McLoughlin, Bordentown, NJ, circa 1930s. Original paint worn to wood in areas on head, and good structural condition. Hollow construction. Retains circular weight and le

FINE CANVASBACK DRAKE by John Wood, Venice, FL. Excellent original paint and structural condition. Hollow construction. Relief-carved wings with raised, crossed wing tips and fluted tail carving. Comb

CANVASBACK DRAKE by John Marinkos, Florence, NJ. Very good original paint and structural condition. Three-piece construction. Fluted tail carving. Overall length is approximately 14 1/2 inches. 100-20

Capt. John C. Schweikart (1870-1954) Detroit and Strawberry Island, MI, c. 1910 16 1/2 in. long A hollow decoy exhibiting the maker's "signature" reared-back bull neck, aluminum wing tips and primarie

attributed to Joe Marr, glass eyes, solid body, body appears to be in original paint with head being 2nd coat, excellent form, 13.5"L, est. Market Determined

Two Great Lakes Canvasback Drakes c. 1950 16 in. long The tucked head is by Cliff Rankin of Wallaceburg, Ontario and the turned head is by Frank Cummings of Harsen's Island. As found.

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE by Capt. John Glenn, Rock Hall, MD. Very good original paint showing in-use wear. Good structural condition with some putty loss at head crown. Typical mid-neck check. Check on

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE attributed to John Roth, Oshkosh, WI. Appears to be very good working paint with some original remaining. Very good structural condition with in-use wear and dents. Two tight ne

1 canvasback drake attributed to John Beverly, original paint & 1 redhead drake attributed to Ralph Johnston, both have glass eyes, solid bodies, the Pete Konwinski Collection, 16"L, est. 150 - 300

John Burroughs[West Park, NY], ca. 1907John Burroughs in Nature ca. 1907, Delightful Press PhotoPhotographA vintage, black and white photograph depicting naturalist John Burroughs surrounded by trees