Joe Lincoln Canada Goose Decoy

JOE LINCOLN CANADA GOOSE DECOYAccord, Massachusetts, 1859-1938Circa 1920. Glass eyes. Traces of original paint with gunning wear.Length 27".

Joe Lincoln Goose decoy. Carved wood and canvas. Working repaint. L 24" W 9-3/8" H 12-3/4". Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ucad2my6njhtuwo/AACJ0lCJunCLfGPnBt9

JOE LINCOLN CANADA GOOSE DECOYAccord, Massachusetts, 1859-1938Early 20th Century. Drilled to be used as a table lamp.Length 18î.

Attrib Joe Lincoln wooden carved & painted 1/2 barrel Canada Goose decoy mtd on wooden board - 25 1/2" long x 12" deep x 16" tall

CANADA GOOSE DECOY20th CenturyPossibly by Joe Lincoln (Accord, Massachusetts, 1859-1938). Glass eyes. Hollow-carved. Discovered in a barn in Merrymeeting Bay, Maine. Restored and repainted by Lou Sche

CANADA GOOSE DECOY20th CenturyPossibly by Joe Lincoln (Accord, Massachusetts, 1859-1938). Glass eyes. Solid body. Discovered in a barn in Merrymeeting Bay, Maine. Restored and repainted by Lou Scheyd.

TWO ALUMINUM HEADS cast from Joe Lincoln Canada goose heads. Retains weathered paint, possibly the original. Early John Hillman sales tag attached. 75-125

Slat-body (Lincoln Loomer) Canada goose decoy by JOSEPH W. LINCOLN (American, Accord, Massachusetts, 1859-1938). The term ''Loomer'' was used to describe these oversized slat geese which were also mad

Canada Goose, Slat Construction, Style of Joe Lincoln

Joseph Lincoln, Accord, MA, Circa 1900, 23L". Condition: Good with Age Cracks to Body.

Canvas over wire Canada goose, Joe Hayman, Coinjock, North Carolina. Measures 26" long. Made of genuine wood. Dated to 1930's.

An 18 1/2 inch Snow Goose decoy attributed to Joe Skiver, British Columbia, Canada, circa 1930. Possibly faintly signed on the bottom. Original paint with even wear.

Hollow Canada Goose The Ward Brothers Lemuel T. (1896-1984) and Stephen (1895-1976) Crisfield, MD, 1967 24 in. long The Wards made very few hollow decoys such as this large turned-head Canada goose. T

Canada Goose Ira D. Hudson (1873-1949) Chincoteague, VA, c. 1930 21 in. long A classic Hudson goose with a sharp tail cut, shoulder carving behind the neck, and strong swirl paint. A multi-talented cr

New England. Probably Massachusetts. Canvas, wire, steel straps, softwood. A rare surviving hoop-back canvas-covered Canada Goose decoy in original paint. The angle of the head is adjustable. 13.25" x

by unknown carver, carved in the style of Ben Schmidt, glass eyes, solid body, strong original paint, detailed carving on back, 25"L x 12.5"T, est. 400 - 700

Hissing Canada Goose Walter J. Ruppel (1902-1999) Sheboygan, WI, and Portland, OR, 1974 23 in. long An exceptional hissing Canada goose with a turned neck and the maker's incised signature and inscrip

Canada Goose Delaware River, c. 1920 21 1/2 in. long A hollow long-bodied goose with a high paddle tail and deep wing separation down the length of the back. Original paint with moderate gunning wear

H. Blanton Saunders (1910-1982) Poplar Branch, NC, c. 1940 22 1/2 in. long An early, turned-head, canvas-over-wire Canada goose decoy. An inscription on underside reads, "Canada Goose / Made by H. Bla

Detroit, MI, glass eyes, solid body, body mostly worn original paint, head is replaced, age cracks, some touchup on the brown, several knots in the body, crack in bottom, gunning wear, 24"L, est. 300

Durham, NC, glass eyes, hollow body, excellent original paint with great detail, light areas of distressed wear, head is turned slightly left, great form, makers signature on bottom, 23"L, est. 600 -

Remarkablely carved and decorated decoy - fully articulated mouth and and tongue, overall naturalistically painted example, in old paint. 17 1/2 x 25 3/4 x 8 1/2 inches

Canada Goose Doug Jester (1876-1961) Chincoteague, VA, c. 1920 25 1/2 in. long A large goose decoy with a cottonwood body. Some original paint with heavy gunning wear to the wood and some color added

Title: c. 1950 Primitive Canada Goose Decoy Description: Superb long-necked form with extraordinary sculptural impact. On the original metal stand which lent stability in marsh settings. Original pain