REDHEAD DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by John Austin, Corolla,

REDHEAD DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by John Austin, Corolla, NC, circa 1920. Very old working paint with paint loss showing natural wood. Retains bottom pad weight and rigging nail. Good condition with wear t

EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by Wallace O’Neal, Corolla, NC. Weathered paint and good structural condition. Repairs to bill and mid-neck checks. Typical checks to bottom. Retains two lead pipe

CANVASBACK DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by Humphrey Leward, Corolla, NC. Very good restored condition. Repair to lower neck. Retains foundry weight

WIDGEON DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by Wallace O’Neil, Sr., Corolla, NC, circa 1910. Very old weathered paint and good structural condition. Retains large pad weight and rigging staple

Toronto, ONT, glass eyes, hollow body, original paint with subtle combing on back & sides, excellent form, light gunning wear with some shot marks, light paint wear to edge of tail & bill, 15"L, est.

John Austin (1891-1981)(attr.) Corolla, NC, c. 1910 18 in. long An oversize working canvasback with a high head. After serving his country in World War I, Austin returned to his home waters to become

EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE by Joe Hayman (1896-1974), Churches Island, NC. Battery decoy in very weathered paint worn to areas of wood. Good structural condition. Check at mid-neck. Retains foundry weight. S

Original paint with wear, New York or Canadian, glass eyes, nice shape.L: approx. 13 1/2".Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques dealer and collector.

by Ontario carvers, 1 has combination of original & working paint & 1 other restored paint by Ray Shalk, both have glass eyes, hollow bodies, John Treutelaar Collection, 14"L, est. 200 - 400

EARLY BATTERY REDHEAD DRAKE by Wallace O’Neal (1877-1955), Corolla, NC, circa 1916. Very old working paint and good structural condition with in-use wear and checks. Used at the Knapp Hunting Lodge

John C. Nidoh - Tobyhanna, PA c.2009 - Highly ornate life-size hollow carved redhead duck carving in a decoy style. Intricate feather detailing, paint and sculpting. Tail feathers are thinly inserted

1 redhead drake attributed Meldrum, glass eyes, hollow body, working paint, gunning wear & 1 canvasback drake, glass eyes, hollow body, branded UNGER on bottom, working paint, gunning wear, John Treut

Ladysmith, WI, 1 redhead drake & 1 coot, glass eyes, solid bodies, old working paint, John Treutelaar Collection, 14"L & 15"L, est. 200 - 400

1 canvasback drake attributed to John Beverly, original paint & 1 redhead drake attributed to Ralph Johnston, both have glass eyes, solid bodies, the Pete Konwinski Collection, 16"L, est. 150 - 300

1 high head canvasback drake by unknown, glass eyes, solid body, 17"L x 9.5"T, 1 canvasback drake by unknown factory, 1 bluebill hen by unknown factor & 1 redhead hen by unknown, John Treutelaar Colle

Four Decoys 16 1/2 in. long Three canvasback drakes, one by Taylor Boyd, one by Charles Birch, and one by John Glenn, along with a redhead by Doug Jester with a "Holland Wrightson" rig stencil on the

Redhead Drake Lloyd Parker (1859-1921) Parkertown, NJ, c. 1890 15 in. long A expertly crafted hollow New Jersey decoy by one of Barnegat Bay's finest carvers. The work is marked with a stamped "DSC" o

Louis O'Neal (1908-1981) Churches Island, NC, c. 1940 17 1/2 in. long Louis was a renowned maker of not only decoys and decorative carvings, but also hunting boats. This decoy was selected for inclusi

Redhead Drake Jim Sprankle (b. 1934) Sanibel Island, FL, 1980 14 in. long A turned-head redhead with intricately carved and painted feathers. The underside bears an incised "Jim Sprankle" and is dated

CANVASBACK DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by Linwood Dudley, Knotts Island, NC, circa 1900. Very old working paint with some possible restoration to head. Retains pad weight. Branded “X” under tail

Toronto, Ontario. Painted softwood. A Toronto School 'flats style' decoy with hollow body construction. Attributed to George Warrin. 5.25" x 14.5" x 5.75".

Canadian. 1920s. Hollow body. Underside stamped, "A. Colville", probably the owner. 13 x 6 x 5.5". CODE:DCOY

WIDGEON DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by Wilton Walker, Tulls Creek, Currituck Sound, NC, circa 1920’s. Very old working paint and good structural condition. Typical check the length of bottom. Retains factor

CANVASBACK DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by Linwood Dudley, Knotts Island, NC, circa 1900. Very old working paint with some possible restoration to head. Retains pad weight. Branded “X” under tail