CANVAS BLACK DUCK AND YELLOWLEG

RARE BLACK DUCK by the Armstrong Featherweight Decoy Co., Houston, TX, circa 1938-45. Canvas decoy in very good condition for its age. Some feather detail still visible. Retains original stitching and

RARE BLACK DUCK by the Armstrong Featherweight Decoy Co., Houston, TX, circa 1938-45. Canvas decoy in very good condition for its age. Some feather detail still visible. Retains original stitching and

EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly Virginia or the Carolinas. Excellent original paint and very good structural condition. Canvas covered with very fine painted feather detail. Retains original tack eyes. Bot

Tuveson Flyer Co. black duck decoy with canvas wings. The black duck was considered rare for the company. The canvas wings show wear, whereas the body and head are in very good condition. Most of the

includes: 2 cork body black ducks, canvas body decoy, 2 paper mache decoys, Victor Animal Trap Co. Decoy and a twig decoy.

TWO RIGS OF L.L. BEAN CORK DECOYS20th CenturyFour Canada geese and six black ducks. Includes canvas tote bags.

TWELVE L.L. BEAN CORK DECOYS20th CenturySix mallards and six black ducks. Includes canvas tote bags.

Primitive flying black duck decoy with canvas covered wire wings - missing one glass eye - hairline shrink crack in body otherwise good condition - appears to retain original green paint with black be

St. James, MN, rare flying field decoy, glass eyes, solid body, original paint with some gunning wear, light paint loss to top of bill, age crack in right side of body, wire & canvas covered wings, co

John Lupton (NC, 1899-1986), Black DuckSea Level, North Carolina, circa 1950, painted canvas over wire construction. Length 18 in. John Lupton began making canvas decoys with Harry Hamilton, his neigh

Canvas covered cork decoy with wood bottom, metal frame on base, ink feathering. 1936-1939. Rare example, earliest of Herter's decoys.

Canvas covered cork decoy with wood bottom, metal frame on base, ink feathering. 1936-1939. Rare example, earliest of Herter's decoys.

Owen J. Gromme (1896-1991) Rising Black Ducks, 1962 signed and dated "O.J. Gromme 62" lower left oil on canvas, 18 by 24 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Wisconsin

Owen J. Gromme (American, 1896-1991) Pair of Mallards and Black Duck Rising, Horicon Marsh, Wis. Oil on canvas, signed lower left and dated '39, also signed, titled, and dated on the stretcher 30" x 2

This equipment was owned by a US Navy Seal who passed away in 2020. Found inside an equipment bag was this rebreather backpack and black Duck Feet flippers. The rebreather pack is green canvas with a

1 Herters canvas over cork mallard hen, original paint, 1 Wildfowler bluebill drake, original paint, 1 mallard drake by unknown, working paint & 1 black duck by unknown upper New York?, working paint,

Twentieth century. Green wing teal, 6"h. 12.5"l. Black duck with carved feathers, signed DWS, 6.25"h. 18"l. Canvas back, signed Jim Millhanas, dated 1975, 2"h. 5"l. And a "common loon" by Buddy Erch,

A group of two (2) handmade working duck tail decoys including one stuffed canvas painted in black and white with attached metal ring on underside and one carved wood painted in black and white with a

American Redheaded Canvas and Wood Duck DecoyEarly 20th century American Redheaded duck decoy made of painted canvas and wood. The body is canvas over a wire frame with black painted tail and breast a

Frankowiak Oil on Canvas St Germain lake fall scene 1979 with ducks and a red winged black bird. It measures 22 1/2 in tall by 42 in long (Onset of winter)

Painting depicts ducks, Roosters & ducklings. Piece is professionally framed is black and gold toned frame, ornately frame. Measures approx 15 inches long 13.5 inches tall. Painting on canvas. Wall ar

Ornate black and gilt carved framed oil on canvas, Family of Ducks, 20th c., signed Borofsky lower right, sight: 11.5"h, 15.5"w, overall: 22.75"h, 26.5"w, 18.25lbs Start Price: $80.00

Rare oversize black duck, Leonard Pryor, Chesapeake City, Maryland, 1st quarter 20th century. Measures 17" long x 7.5" wide. Two piece body. Literature: "Decoys of the Mid Atlantic Region," Henry Flec

Black duck, Stevens Brothers, Weedsport, New York, last quarter 19th century. Glass eyes. Inlayed lead weight and line staple. The ink stamp of Ha. Stevens on underside. Head swivels as it should. Mea