J.B. McHarg Kidney Spinner

Complete with McHarg’s solid swivel and large wire wrapped hooks, this early blade measures 2 3/8” and is marked “J.B. McHarg Rome. N.Y. 2”. With general wear, remnants of the

Scarce spinner rigged with an early trace leader, the 1 1/2" fluted blade includes an applied shield, the number 4, and is stamped "Pat. May 4. 1886". If not for common paint loss on the reverse, in V

The No. 6 blade, measuring just over 2 1/4" in length, is marked with the "Pat. Dec 21. 1886" date, coming with a plain ball, box swivel and single fly dressed hook, grading Ex-/Ex with the exception

The teardrop shaped 1 7/8” blade is marked “J.B. McHarg Rome, N.Y. 3” and is rigged with its original McHarg swivel and weighted fly. With no sign the back of the blade was ever pain

Stamped J.B. McHarg Rome. N.Y. No 3, this 2” brass kidney blade is rigged with the original McHarg swivel, trace leader (shortened), and large feather dressed hooks. Other than minor loss to the

Scarce 1 7/8” pearl spoon with a brass hanger/brace stamped J.T. Buel 3. Rigged with what appears to be the original feathered “fly” tied on the shaft, large treble hook and a box sw

Stamped “5” and “W.D. Chapman”, with the majority of the original red paint remaining on the reverse and plating loss to the front of the 1 1/8" blade.

Early bait with "J.H. Mann Syracuse, NY Pat'd No.9" stamp and glass bead spacer on the shaft. General wear and soiling, sparse feathers on the large double hook.

1 3/4” zinc blade with partial remnants of the original red paint on the reverse, faint but legible EUREKA stamped diagonally. Nice patina, light wear, the hook most likely replaced. Chapman&#82

2 3/8” blade is stamped “Wm H. James Brooklyn, N.Y.”, nickel plated, with the exception of partial red reverse paint, the condition is Ex-/Ex, complete with a box swivel and feather

From a 1 3/8" kidney spinner to a heavy duty 3/0 kidney blade measuring 3 1/8", each is stamped J.T. Buel, all but the arrowhead also with Whitehall N.Y. Condition from VG (arrowhead reweld) to unfish

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

The 2" blade marked with a number 3 and the patent date "Pat. Aug. 10. 1886", fancy washers on the central ball, and rigged with an unusual large fly dressed treble hook featuring early tinsel wrappin

1 1/2” teardrop shaped blade with McHarg’s rarely seen applied shield, marked “Abbey & Imbrie 5” and rigged with a feathered double hook and box swivel. Other than feather loss

Unmarked 1 7/8” spinner, complete with its early glass bead, fancy washer center ball, feathered treble hook and box swivel. In Ex- condition overall.

Small 1 5/16" brass and nickel plated blade hammered on one side, unmarked, rigged with very unusual double central balls, about VG+/Ex- condition. A similar spinner is pictured on page 188 of Carter'

Includes mostly kidney shaped spinners, with blades from 1 3/4" to 2 7/8" in length in a range of ages, all stamped J.T. Buel Whitehall N.Y. One blade is unrigged with the tie broken off otherwise the

Unmarked except for the number 5, with typical McHarg overlapped soldered blades and center reflective ball with fancy washers. A 1 5/8" bait with early full body fly dressed treble hook, the blade gr

All stamped Northern Specialty Co. Whitehall, N.Y. Spinners measure from 1 7/8" (kidney) to over 4" (2/0 arrowhead), condition from VG+/Ex- to near Ex.

No. 3 kidney shaped blade stamped “J.T. Buels Patent Whitehall” and two patent dates: April 6th 1852 & April 22d 1856. This early brass spinner comes on a black shaft with a feathered treb

Coca-Cola Perpetual Counter/Baseball Scorekeeper, Xth Olympian 1932 Event Calendar Spinner & 1915-16 Amber/Brown Bottle (3), Rare cdbd scorekeeper, c.1907, J.B. Carroll-Chicago w/Drink Coca-Cola Relie

Nice selection of early metal baits, including 3" tin Hook To Spoon with twisted wire leader and a 1 3/4" Adirondack spinner, both unmarked but both exhibiting qualities of J. B. McHarg of Rome, NY. A

No. 2 kidney blade, 2 1/8”, stamped J. Ingram Troy, N.Y., with only a remnant of the red reverse paint and thin feathers on the treble hook, otherwise about Ex- with light wear and early patina.

1 3/4" squid bait stamped "Wm H. James Brooklyn, N.Y." (near Ex), and a No. 3 "F.S. Graves Albany, N.Y." stamped kidney tandem (VG+/Ex-).