The “Manhattan” Bait Box

Finished in solid yellow and measuring 3 1/4" in length is this No. 2 size Manhattan Top Water Casting bait in its correctly marked two piece cardboard box. Bait has unmarked blades, surface mounted a

Smallest size Flood Shinner minnow, stamped "PAT APPLD FOR", in it's original two piece cardboard box, with fold out instruction sheet. This 4-7/8" model is finished in brown back, sides, and tail, wi

Pre-dating several changes to Hastings' boxes in the teens, this rare 2pc pasteboard box is believed to be the first to picture what would become Wilson's Fluted Wobbler, with both lure illustrations

2 piece cardboard box is rough but solid, end stamped Top Water Casting Bait No. 2 Yellow. S.J. Meyer Co. rotaryhead, solid yellow finish with keel, about Ex- condition.

Rarely seen 2pc cardboard box measures 3 5/8" x 2 3/8", end label only, marked "One Plug Bait" and stamped "Yellow Gold Spots", dirty and worn but solid. The early 2 3/4" Pflueger Globe is unmarked, w

Includes old tooled leather fishing creel basket for trout and fly fishing, tin Falls City belt bait box, and Pflueger Yellow/Gold 3750 Globe lure.

Metal Bob-Bet bait box that was manufactured by Walter S. Cole, Beaver, Wisconsin. It is painted dark green and meant to be worn on a belt. “Just half a turn and there’s your worm”

Extremely rare tri-fold catalog, 10 1/2" x 6" when open, featuring illustrations of both "Miller's Original Reversible Spinner Wood Minnow" and the "Trolling Spinner", as well as a photo of W.H. Mille

The first Rosenberry/Shurlur box, marked “Patent Applied For” and “Garrett Manufacturing Co.”, about VG+ condition. The red/gold lure appears unfished, good glass eyes, small b

Larger is 14.5 x 7 x 12 inches

A C.E.Z. Shurlur Baits box, over-labeled with the “They Make Happy Fishermen” top label, end stamped A452, other than the over-label, which a previous owner had started to remove, the orig

Early "The-Chippewa-Bait" box, distributed by C.J. Frost of Stevens Point, Wisconsin, houses an unfished 4 1/2" Skipper. With bold red "CHIPPEWA" on the top of the wrap-around label and marked "M-66 F

Early wood lure made by Henry S. Welles, coming in its extremely rare "The Welles Bait" box. Measuring 5 1/4" x 2 1/8" and marked Patent Pending (the Pending rubbed off, most likely by Welles after th

Antique Wicker & Leather Fly Fishing Creel and a Vintage ED Cumings Wooden Fishing Net. In the creel is the original tin belt bait box, a Nungesser 4 in 1 troller in the original box, a wooden bobber,

HARDY BOXES: (2) Hardy Anti midge card box in as new condition, all metal corners intact with full print to lid and an early Hardy Ideal Phantom bait box, burgundy with silver text, box end marked Gud

Group of 5 misc primitive items including a market basket with a make-do repair on one end using an old feed sack including 3 gourds, a squirrel carving, a homemade cricket bait box made from old adve

Sur-Lur Corp bait, box, and paper. Plastic jointed bait, seldom seen. Size 30'' x 22''.

Seven Box Lots of Various Fishing Equipment, to include fly lines, two pocket fisherman, bait boxes, along with other fishing line. Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.

Circa 1906-07 white pasteboard box features the wrap around label with twin straight line border, clear lure illustration and lettering, including "Dowagiac Expert" No. 200 printed on both end flaps,

Hand Painted Tackle with fish and swan. It is approx 17" x 20" x 19" tall. Has a tray on the inside that is approx 4 3/8" deep. Has holes that go all around it apprx 9" from bottom and also in the bot

Extremely rare, with "Patent applied for by Jim Donaly Newark, N. J." appearing on the top label and a crisp illustration of the No. 57 Redfin Floating Bait. Perhaps the rarest of the early Donaly box

From the Immell Bait Co. box, c1912, clear lure illustration, bold “Chippewa” logo and crisp text, this very rare box is solid, with only light wear, age discoloration and faint bleed, the

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* Sought after by collectors the Manhattan is one of the more colorful juke boxes to be had. This one looks to be complete and in fair to good condi

Dating from 1921, this unfished lure comes in its very rare picture box. At 3" in length this is the largest and rarest size produced, finished in red and white, rigged with a large brass cup, shiny E