RED HEAD DRAKE by Paul Gibson

RED HEAD DRAKE by Paul Gibson, Havre de Grace, MD, (1902-1984). Very good original paint and condition. Minor gunning marks. Retains weight. C brand within red circle. Signed "B. Sweeney - Hunter."

Vintage Redhead Drake working decoy attributed to Paul Gibson (1902 - 1985), Havre de Grace, MD. In a working repaint with its original weight, staple and ring. A few rubs but structurally sound.Appro

Paul Gibson Canvasback Redhead Drake Duck Decoy - feathered paint strokes, painted gold eyes, signed in pencil on underside, Paul Gibson, Flats, 1902 - 1984, round hook attached to underside, 15 1/2"

REDHEAD DRAKE attributed to Joe Paul, Manahawkin, NJ. Working paint and good structural condition with some staining and rubs. Hollow construction. Overall length is approximately 16 inches. 100-150

NICE PINTAIL DRAKE by Paul Gibson, Havre de Grace, MD. Very good original paint and condition. High-head position. Two hairline checks, typical on decoys with this head position. Minor rubs to bill an

FINE PINTAIL DRAKE by Paul Gibson, Havre de Grace, MD. Excellent original paint and unused condition. High head model with painted feather detail to back and long sprig tail. Signed and dated 1972. 20

FINE PAIR OF PINTAILS by Paul Gibson, Havre de Grace, MD. (1902-1984). Very good antiqued original paint and structural condition. Drake carved in a high-head position. Typical painted feather work to

Centerline, MI, glass eyes, solid bodies, mostly original paint with some gunning wear & shot marks, drake has hairline crack in bill, Dr. Paul A. Johnsgard Collection, 17"L, est. 300 - 500

A 13 1/2 inch Red Head drake by Harvey Stevens (1847-1894), Stevens Decoys, Weedsport, NY. with tack eyes. Old in-use paint with wear and age cracks.

FINE AND RARE FLYING RED HEAD DRAKE by George Strunk, Glendora, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Full spread wings with individually carved feathers and broad fluted tail. Outstretched neck

EXTREMELY RARE HIGH HEAD CANVASBACK OR RED HEAD DRAKE, possibly Susquehanna area. Appears to be original paint with some possible touch up. Retains keel-style weight. Large O.H. RIDGEWAY, OXFORD, MD,

A 10 1/2 inch Red Head duck carving by James Lapham (1909-1987), Dennisport, Cape Cod, MA, signed on the bottom of the base. Original paint and condition.

RED HEAD DRAKE attributed to Lloyd Parker, Parkertown, NJ. (1859-1921). Appears to be in very good restored condition. Fine comb painting to back with bar painting to sides. Hairline crack in neck. Mi

EARLY RED HEAD DRAKE by the J.N. Dodge Decoy Company (1872-1894). Retains original paint with some possible touch up where neck filler meets the body. Some paint loss to one side. Painted feather deta

13" Circa 1880 Red head Drake Duck Decoy, Carved by Harry Lane Sr., WI, Wooden Body, Hunting

RED HEAD DRAKE attributed to Capt. John Dorsett, Lovelandtown, NJ. Restored paint and condition. Hollow construction. High head model. Retains pad weight and rigging. 200-300

FINE RED HEAD DRAKE by Hurley Conklin, Manahawkin, NJ. Excellent original paint and unused condition. Carved in a swimming position. Conklin's best grade, with deep ice grove and carved wing tips. Sti

VERY FINE RED H EAD DRAKE by Lou Reineri, Chincoteague, VA. Excellent original paint and condition. Carved feather detail overall. Fluted tail carving. Head turned slightly right. Retains glass eyes.

RED HEAD DRAKE attributed to H.V. Shourds, Tuckerton, NJ. Some original combined with old working paint. Repairs to head and neck. Hollow construction. 100-200

RED HEAD DRAKE by Art Chilton, Brockville, ONT, from his personal gunning rig. Very good paint with areas of original paint. Very good structural condition. Very small chip from underside of bill. Hol

EARLY RED HEAD DRAKE, Manahawkin, NJ. Very good original paint and condition. Hollow construction, stick up model. Some very minor seam separation and very old repair to neck. Thumb tack eyes. Mounted

EARLY RED HEAD DRAKE, Alexandria Bay, NY. Old working paint and good structural condition. High-head model. Pad weight removed.

RED HEAD DRAKE attributed to Henry Kilpatrick, Barnegat, NJ, circa 1900. Very weathered paint and good structural condition. Separation at seams. Head possibly a replacement. Hollow construction. Reta

RED HEAD DRAKE by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI, circa 1915. Standard grade, glass eye model with wide bill. Good original paint and condition. Some shot scarring and loss of neck filler. Typical b