Jamison Musky Coaxer

Large 2 1/4" body on this very rarely seen lure, with white finish, red felt wings, original red feather tail and oversized hooks. Condition is Ex-, with light general wear and soiling. It would be to

Extremely rare, believed to have been made as a test bait for the outdoor writer Sheridan Jones in 1918. Measuring a full 5 3/8" in length and featuring Jamison's signature metal "wings", double line

Very rare early W.J. Jamison catalog, 36 pages (including covers), with vivid color on many of the lure illustrations. Measuring 8 3/8" x 5 3/4", with the full Coaxer line, as well as the New "Nemo" B

Coaxer with trailing single hook, white with red felt wings and tail, Ex-/Ex. A rarely seen early rubber minnow from Chicago in its red 2pc box, end marked for a Model 7, the rubber now hard and fragi

Both in white with red wings and tail, 1 5/8" model (VG/VG+), in a No.1 Coaxer box with nearly complete top label (VG+/Ex-). Also included is an Ex-/Ex condition Coaxer, shiny finish, most likely unfi

In scarce frog spot finish with a trailing single hook, having original feather tail and green felt wings, VG+/Ex-, with light wear, factory imperfections, pointers and feather soiling. Better than mo

1 1/4" bodied Coaxer, white/red with trailing single hook (about VG+), in a 1905 patent dated No. 1 Convertible Coaxer box that's also about VG+, with wear and soiling.

Very rare musky fish decoy, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Painted eye model. With carved gills and mouth. 7.25" x 1" tall x .5" wide. Provenance: Michaan collection. Li

Beautiful sucker finish on this iconic lure with large blemish free glass eyes, heavy duty L-rig hardware, marked front spinner and unique shaped fish tail. Condition is about Ex-, bright and shiny, w

One of South Bend's rarest underwater minnows, only produced in 1914, rigged with marked pointed props, finished in white with a blended slate back and hand painted gill marks. Outfitted with 3 heavy

Musky fish decoy, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Tack eyes. 6" x 1" tall x .5" wide. Provenance Steven Michaan collection. Literature Fish is pictured in "American Fish

The largest of the Revolutions, finished in red/white/red. With a body measurement of 4 1/2" and rigged with B-notch props, the condition is about VG+ due to light wear, a couple of indents and small

Dating from 1934, the rarest of the Arbogast metal baits, featuring a distinctive musky paint pattern with red tipped belly fins, 2 3/4" body, pressed eyes, scale detail, and "Fred Arbogast Akron, O"

Found along with some other oversized experimental Creek Chub baits was this oversized musky Jigger! Wood body bait measures 4-1/2", glass eyes, standard Jigger arrangement with belly plate and oversi

LEE JAMISON (b. 1957) A PAINTING, "Sam Houston Counting the Troops," 1999, oil on canvas, signed and dated L/R, "99," verso a paper label. 36" x 42" Provenance: San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, Restles

Measuring 5 1/4" in length and rigged with heavy duty flat hardware, marked tail spinner, and large trailing single hook. This teen's minnow is finished in dark green crackleback with red hand painted

Scarce 8" in pike scale finish, heavy L-rig hardware, marked lip, huge swivel, about VG+. Rarely seen oversized box is a bit rough but solid, end stamped 7602.

Very rare oversized "CREEK CHUB WIGGLER" introductory picture box, measuring 6 5/8", Patent Pending marked, with a clear large number 600 end stamp, c1920. The early box with wear/rubs, handwriting an

Rigged with very rare large aluminum A-notch spinners, dating it to 1906/1907. With moderate wear, tarnish and soiling, about VG+. The most difficult rigging to find on this desirable early musky lure

Seldom seen large tortoise shell blade, 3" in length, marked "Pat. Dec 21. 1886" in an applied central oval, complete with wire leader and rare reflective patterned ball with fancy washers. Other than

Rare 1300 cup rigged model with a marked front spinner and large glass eyes. Grading about VG+ with hairlines in one eye, a few tiny chips/touchups, age lines, small areas of varnish flaking, the bell

Referred to in Creek Chub reference as a Tarpon Darter, this uncataloged big game lure is finished in beautiful brilliant greenback, 4 3/8" in length, with a much larger diameter than the cataloged Da

Madison, WI, hand carved, glass eyes, wooden tail & fins, excellent original paint, great form with open mouth & relief carved gills, makers brand on back, 58"L x 11.5"T, est. 1,200 - 1,800

1 gal. Advertising Crock-John Jamison Fine Butter Philadelphia Stoneware Crock-8"x9"dia.