P & K lure and Creek Chub pop 'n dunk

P and K lure and Creek Chub pop n dunk

Plunker, new silver shiner, appearing unfished (Ex-/Ex), concave belly Darter, fire plug (VG+/Ex-), and a Pop ‘N Dunk, dace, good glass eyes (unfished Ex).

Both with good glass eyes and frog spot finish. Pop 'N Dunk has a bright gold military stencil, grading about VG+ due mostly to mouth chip touchups, shows well. And a Plunking Dinger, shiny Ex-.

Boxed Creek Chub baits, Pop-N-Dunk, Jointed Pikie, and Crawdad.

Vintage fishing lures including Heddon, Creek Chub, South Bend, Jitter Bug, Flat Fish, Paw Paw, Pearl Minnon, Hot n Tot, etc., various conditions.

including Heddon, Creek Chub, South Bend, Jitter Bug, Flat Fish, Paw Paw, Pearl Minnon, Hot n Tot, etc., various conditions.

Both finished in dace, including a Special Order Flip Flap in an uncataloged scale finish (normally painted without scales), good glass eyes and nickel plated spoon, VG+/Ex-. And a Dinger, marked bras

Extremely rare Special Order 6000, this exact lure is pictured on page 226 of Smith’s The “Special” World of Creek Chub Lures and page 121 of Creek Chub Lures & Collectibles. Factory

Extremely rare, this lure was made for the same Special Order as the Injured Minnow that appears on page 122 of The "Special" World of Creek Chub Lures. Finished in uncataloged Luminous Black Frog (th

Originating from Carl Heinzerling’s tackle box, hand carved and painted, 3 1/2”, similar lures appearing on page 193 of Creek Chub Lures & Collectibles and page 212 of Kimball’s Earl

Extremely Rare, this exact lure is pictured on page 318 of The “Special” World of Creek Chub Lures and on page 190 of Creek Chub Lures & Collectibles. Originally purchased from a former em

Originating from Carl Heinzerling’s tackle box, hand carved and painted, 3 3/8”, similar lures appearing on page 193 of Creek Chub Lures & Collectibles and page 212 of Kimball’s Earl

Factory rigged with gold wash hooks and finished in bright red, yellow and white, definitely unfished, shiny Ex-/Ex, due only to a small side pointer and a few age lines. Coming in the correct VG+/Ex-

13 BOXES OF ANTIQUE, VINTAGE AND MODERN FISHING LURES: Al Foss, South Bend, top water, jointed lures and shallow divers, Boone, Bomber, Creek Chub, Weller, Sugarwood, Lucky Strike, MOTO Chuck Woolery

Small 4 5/8" Pat. Pending box is in extraordinary condition, crisp with bright color, completely legible printed text and a clear lure illustration, with the Sheridan R. Jones collection stamp on the

Most likely unfished, this striking lure is finished in vivid green gar, grading at least Ex-/Ex with only a few small belly pointers and rings around the belly weights, bright and shiny throughout. T

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

Early lure finished in extremely rare uncataloged white with black spots. A standard Crawdad in the same color, believed to originate from the same Special Order, appears on page 82 of The “Spec

5” body in perch finish, rigged with a nickel plated back plate as seen on the uncataloged Kingfish Pikie, however, this lure has through-body construction and strap hardware. Ex-, in a rough bo

by various makers including Heddon, Creek Chub, South Bend & others, the Pete Konwinski Collection, est. Market Determined

Creek Chub Injured Minnow, South Bend Pike-Oreno, others unmarked, all have some wear

One of the nicest condition Wiggler introductory boxes to come to auction, crisp and bright, 4 5/8", marked PAT. PENDING, end marked "Creek Chub Wiggler" Natural No. C. C. Price 85 Cents", Ex conditio

Extremely rare and uncataloged, measuring just under 8" in length, rigged with heavy duty screw eye hardware, massive treble hooks, glass eyes and an oversized unmarked diving lip. As stated in Smith'

Coming with its Baby Wiggler in early redside, good glass eyes, unmarked lip, washer belly hardware and simple screw eye tail hanger, shiny Ex-/Ex, appearing unfished. The correct introductory box fea