Scarce Griffiths Minnow bait c.1922 – c/w propeller...

Could be one of the hardest to find Creek Chub baits in this uncatalogued color. Bait is mint as is the correct sleeve top box and paper, box is clearly marked "531 Special". This is a rare opportunit

Fish slaying lure in realistic frog finish with three deadly hooks, two propellers and glass eyes. Top stamped, "Injured Minnow." Dimensions: 3.75 Manufacturer: Creek Chub Bait Co. Country of

Early No. 2 bait with very rare markings - not only are both blades diagonally stamped W.D. Chapman with No 2 at the top in a scalloped rectangle, but one side has the early incised IXL stamp (also wi

Early No. 3 bait with rarely seen stamp, under the diagonal "W.D. Chapman Theresa, N.Y." is an "IXL" stamp in a scalloped rectangle, VG+/Ex- with wear, a bit of corrosion started, small flakes to the

Early 2 3/4" glass-eyed lure, made prior to W&M changing the name to Bass-O-Gram, finished in tough red/white/red. If not for a large chip on the lower tail tip this very scarce bait would grade shiny

Scarce Florida lure from the Garland Brothers Bait Co. Consisting of a wood body and tack eyed cork head, this frog pattern bait has wear, chips, hook marks and age lines, about VG-. Still a decent ex

Scarce No. 520 saltwater metal bait, 3", finished in red head white with glitter, about VG/VG+ condition, with common flaking, better than most. Produced for only a few years in the 30's.

Very scarce and so well recognized by its beautiful long sweeping gill marks, this is arguably one of Heddon's finest made baits. Thin body high forehead model with two hooks and unmarked props, this

Simple wooden painted body with glass eyes, two treble hooks, and propellers at each end. Unmarked, believed to be Creed Chub Bait Co. Issued: 20th Century Dimensions: 2.75"L

Charming little lure in Perch Scale, front and rear propellers, reinforced double hooks, and glass eyes. Dimensions: 2"L Manufacturer: Paw Paw Bait Co, Country of Origin: USA

Scarce 1920’s box, end marked 423P, housing a Shurlur minnow in perch, good glass eyes, small belly cup. Both the box and bait grade about VG+/Ex-.

Rare pre-patent model with multiple stamps, one side with No.2 and W.D.Chapman Theresa. N.Y., the reverse with IXL with a scalloped border. Unrigged with the overall condition about VG+, due mostly to

Complete combination of the unique double-minnow bait, unfished, shiny Ex-/Ex, in its Lloyd and Co. box, with three papers: the Important! Insert, Hungry-Jack advertising, and a rare ad for the New Li

From Joseph M. Ness of Minneapolis, Minnesota, this scarce minnow tube is complete with the original central celluloid tube, fancy script marked spinners, and "Pat. Pend'g" stamped brace. Dating from

Made by the American Display Co., Dayton, Ohio, this lure illustrated introductory box is correctly stamped "Red Head White Body" (partial fold out paper included), with the scarce bait featuring a sp

Flight Game with Hangar, GDR, tin, cw (propeller) ok, paint d., C 2-3

Exceptional early version of this scarce bait, c1929, in scale finish, green blend, with good glass eyes, stenciled back and in unfished Ex condition. Coming in its correct 929 SF marked box, which in

Mueller + Kadeder, Carousel with 4 Airships, Germany pw, tin, cw ok, propeller replaced, otherwise very good

Scarce 5hk minnow in red body with black spots and black hand painted gill marks, cup hardware, good glass eyes and marked props, about VG+ due to common tiny flakes along age lines, wear, hook marks

(16) vintage bait buckets & minnow buckets, found in local estate, just as we found them, (1) without lid.

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Scarce Spinnered Bunty Bait from L. J. Tooley of Detroit, MI., measuring 2-1/4" in length, unmarked front mounted spinner, unique red painted surface mounted cup hardware finished in yellow with red t

Wood bait sign " minnows" in the shape of fish. Carved wood and tin with original paint. New England, mid 20th century. Condition: Excellent original condition. Minor imperfection at top of mouth. L 4

Striking early Immell Bait Co. floating minnow, the wood body measuring 3 5/8" with good white iris glass eyes, red painted center spinner (marked with the Nov 1, 1910 patent date), hand painted gill