Rare Calling Pintail Drake Decoy by Jack James Jr.

A hollow 19 inch Pintail Drake decoy by Jack James Jr. (1935-1982), Hopewell, VA, signed and dated 1975 on the bottom of the bird. Exhibits glass eyes,a well carved open bill, secondary and primary fe

RARE PINTAIL DRAKE by the Wildfowler Decoy Co., Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Ward Bros. gunning model in excellent original paint and condition. Hollow construction. Tight check from shot to right side of neck.

A 21 1/2 inch Pintail drake "Windy Creek" decoy by Bob Hayden from Montana. These decoys were also made by Tom Taber and Hersey Kyle, Jr. and many were made for Duck's Unlimited.

Bureau, IL, glass eyes, hollow body, second coat of paint by Holmes, shot marks, paint flaking, gunning wear, wood loss on top of head, rare species by this carver, original Holmes weight, Steve Welle

RARE PAIR OF PINTAILS by the Wildfowler Decoy Company, Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Very tiny flecks to drake's back. Hollow construction. Detailed painted feather work on

Pintail Drake William Gibian (b. 1946) Onancock, VA, 2000 17 1/2 in. long A hollow and refined pintail drake decoy with incised primary feather detail. The carving displays scratch-comb paint detail a

An 18 1/2 inch Pintail drake decoy by A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952), East Harwich, Cape Cod, MA, signed with the maker's oval brand on the bottom. Repainted by Martin Collins (b. 1960),

Pintail Drake Norman Hudson (1898-1980) Chincoteague, VA, c. 1925 18 in. long This large-bodied pintail was selected for Henry Stansbury's book on the Hudson family. While all of Ira Hudson's (1863-19

VERY FINE AND RARE PINTAIL DRAKE by Tom Fitzpatrick, Delanco, NJ (1887-1958). Excellent original paint and unused condition. Hollow construction. Raised carved wing tips and elongated sprig tail. Low-

FINE AND RARE PINTAIL DRAKE by Ira Hudson, Chincoteague, VA. Good original paint with possible strengthening to white areas. Some in-use nicks and wear. Very good structural condition. Retains strong

Lem Ward Pintail Drake Duck Decoy, 1930

Detroit, MI, premier grade, glass eyes, hollow body, professionally restored by Paul Fortin, excellent profile with early style head, 19"L, est. 500 - 800

Chincoteague, VA, glass eyes, hollow body, excellent original paint, nice form with head being turned slightly right, relief carved & crossed wings, makers brand on bottom, 16"L, est. 400 - 700

Detroit, MI, premier grade, glass eyes, hollow body, combination of original & old working paint, bill repair, some flaking & gunning wear, overall a nice working example & extremely hard to find in a

Signed by Lem Ward and Dated 1932 from Crisfield, MD.From the Estate of Andy Reese - Western NY Collector

working decoy with oval branded signature of Crowell and a Mackey Collection ink stamp on bottom.

Detroit, MI, oversized challenge grade, possibly a Back Bay or Atlantic model, glass eyes, solid body, old working paint, a few shot marks, tight age crack on right side of body & wood knot in back, l

with glass eyes.

James P. Fisher (B. 1950). A lithographic print of a pintail duck decoy with wood duck call. The work is signed and #'d, in pencil from an edition of 450. It is framed, under glass. Measures: H 19 1/4

Smiths Falls, ONT, glass eyes, solid body, original paint with nice combing on back & sides, a few shot marks & light gunning wear, head is slightly loose, 1 of only 2 known, see Nichol's Decoy book b

Peoria, IL, glass eyes, hollow body, original paint with light coat of varnish, light gunning wear with minor paint loss to edge of bill & tail, a few paint rubs on left side of head, overall a nice w

RARE AND EARLY WIDGEON DRAKE by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI, circa 1905. Early Challenge grade carving in original paint with areas of working paint. Very good structural condition with typical b

One Dozen Decoys Included is a Crisfield pintail drake, a Crisfield black duck, two New Jersey brant, a New Jersey merganser, a Delaware River black duck, a Wildfowler bufflehead, Wildfowler black duc

Maryland Pintail Drake Ward Brothers, Lemuel (1897-1984) and Steven (1895-1976), Crisfield, MD A 16 ¼ inch balsa-bodied decoy exhibiting a low head, an upswept tail, glass bead eyes, and a wooden