SHOREBIRD FLATTY in original weathered paint, worn to

SHOREBIRD FLATTY in original weathered paint, worn to wood in areas. Fair structural condition with open check in face. Inset nail bail. Scratch feather painting to body.

EARLY SHOREBIRD, similar to the style of Hurley Conklin. Weathered original paint and condition. Worn to wood in areas. Second placement hole in bottom extends to top of back. Bill may be original. Ca

Early 20th century tin shorebird stick decoy in original worn paint. 10 1/2" high including stake. Bird is 12" long. All original-use wear condition. Please note that this lot has a confidential reser

EARLY SHOREBIRD, probably New Jersey. Weathered original paint and good structural condition. Bill is a replacement. Branded (possibly SHAY) twice on bottom. Mounted atop a custom base. An early worki

Flattie shorebird decoy with notched tail, original paint, late 19th to early 20th century. 10"L. Very good condition.

RARE WILLET by Bob White, Tullytown, PA. Excellent original paint and condition. Preening model with split tail carving. Retains glass eyes. Mounted atop a custom base. Signed by maker under tail. 300

TWO EARLY FLATTY SHOREBIRDS by a member of the Mathis family, Toms River, NJ. Both in working paint with some areas of original paint visible. Very good structural condition, with one bill reset. One

Mid 20th century. Small stylized form with worn original paint. Wooden beak. 10.5"h. including base.

American, first quarter 20th century. Stylized form with wrought iron nail beak and worn original paint. Shot scars. 11.25"h. 13"l. including base.

GROUP OF FOUR SHOREBIRDS consisting of a Lesser and Greater Yellowlegs. Both with weathered original paint. Both with replaced bills. Both in good structural condition. Together with a Peep and a Will

Mason glass eye Red Knot shorebird decoy. Carved wood with nail bill and glass eyes. Worn original paint. H 4-1/8" W 9-1/2" D 2-3/4". Condition: Neck crack. Worn paint. Copy and paste link for high-re

American, 20th Century. Four wooden ducks with worn original paint. Loss and repair. 13" to 19"l., flat silhouette with shot scars, and a shorebird (missing beak). Together with driftwood and burl pie

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

YELLOWLEG by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI, circa 1910. Very weathered working paint and good structural condition. Worn to wood in tail area. Numerous shot scars. Retains tack eyes and original na

TWO SHOREBIRDS, possibly Plum Island. Both in worn paint, some which may be original. Both in very good structural condition. Both with split tail carving 100-200 THREE RUDDY TURNSTONES, New Jersey. A

Old Hand Carved Cigar Store Indian. Measures 9"x6"x41" tall. Weight 17 pds. The statue would have stood outside a cigar store, he is well weathered, the paint seems to be original but is worn.

Title: LARGE CAST ZINC SHORE BIRD IN OLD PAINT Description: A VERY UNUSUAL BIRD FINIAL IN OLD WEATHERED SURFACE. IN EXCELLENT ORIGINAL CONDITION WITH NO REPAIRS. BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN A FENCE FINIAL A

1950S CASTLLI PEDAL TOY TRACTOR, ORIGINAL PAINT WORN

FINE BLACK DUCK by A. Elmer Crowell, East Harwich, MA. Body with remnants or original paint, worn to wood in areas. Head with good original paint. Good structural condition with in-use wear. Body with

EARLY YELLOWLEG by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI. Very weathered paint worn to wood in areas. Good structural condition. Retains tack eyes and nail bill. Mounted atop a custom base. 200-300

VERY EARLY BLACK DUCK by Harry V. Shourds, Tuckerton, NJ, (1861-1920), circa 1900. Areas of paint remaining, with some possibly original. Paint worn to wood in areas. Very good structural condition co

BANK. ORIGINAL PAINT, WORN. WORKING CONDITION. 9" LONG, 8 1/2" HIGH, 3" WIDE.

Rare Roadside Sign C 1900-30 Pine 2 1/2"H X 25"W X 9/16"D Incredible AUTHENTIC roadside mileage marker sign "NEW YORK CITY 223 mi", from Vermont. Dry original weathered paint surfaces, lichen still at

GUNNING SWAN by the Barnegat Bay Decoy Co., Pt. Pleasant, NJ, circa 1985. Full-size model in original weathered paint and good structural condition. Hollow construction. High, snakey head preening pos