TWO EARLY FACTORY DECOYS. The first is a pintail in

TWO EARLY FACTORY DECOYS. The first is a pintail in working paint, possibly by Mason. Hollow construction. The second is similar to the Stevens factory decoys. Comb paint to back.

TWO EARLY DECOYS. The first is a GOLDENEYE DRAKE in weathered paint and condition. The second is a SCOTER in good condition. “JG” carved in bottom.

Circa 1900, Monhegan School Maine. Each having nice form, one having nice early painted surface and the black duck with newer painted surface. The painted Pintail decoy branded JL at the base and sign

Circa 1900. Having an excellent form with nice early painted surface. The body is two piece, the head has been broken and resecured. Very original and nice surface. L16 3/4" Sold from the private coll

TWO FACTORY DECOYS20th CenturyA Mason Decoy Factory Canada goose and a Down East Decoy Company black duck.Lengths 18" and 24”.

Circa 1920 Carved and painted wood decoy birds. L. 15 1/2 in. Condition: As found, losses and abrasions, one has considerable loss to beak.

TWO FACTORY DECOYS consisting of a REDHEAD, repainted, and a MALLARD DRAKE, unknown. Both in fair structural condition. Both with weights and rigging removed. 75-125

EARLY MALLARD DRAKE HEAD by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI. Premier grade with very weathered original paint. Together with a BLACK DUCK HEAD in weathered original paint and very good structural con

DESCRIPTION: Two early first day cover albums. Includes: 1) Album containing twelve 1929 Capital City Philatelic Society 4th Annual Exhibition covers plus nine early postal covers, some with duplex ca

TWO EARLY DECOYS in very old working paint and good structural condition. One with very old metal tag with "WW SHUTT. 50-75

Including canvaseback, marked on base John Roth Male Drake Canvasback Oslosh, Wisc., in original polychrome painted finish with glass eyes, 17 1/2 x 7 x 9 1/4" high.; and coot in original polychrome p

Two Early Working Duck Decoys. All original, original paint.Great displays, purchased in Maine in the 1970s. White 5.50"x6"x 14.50" long and Smaller 5.50"x7.50"x13". Weight combined 4 pds 5 oz. From a

Two Early Working Duck Decoys. All original, original paint. One head needs to be reattached. Great display pieces. Both approximately 15-1/4" long. Weight 5 pds. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private E

Two Early Working Duck Decoys. Blue Bill and Red Head. Both with glass eyes, both with the original paint. Great displays, purchased in North Carolina. Red Head 15" long and Blue Bill 12". Weight comb

TWO DECOYS. The first is a WHISTLER, possibly from the Great Lakes area, in old working paint. The second is a cork body decoy with paint removed. Both in fair structural condition. 50-75

The good early factory made decoy with hollow body, incised line detail at the bill, glass eyes, rig mark of WERNER - JC in ink on the underside. Measures 14.25 inches in length. We happily provide se

Two early newspapers: The first titled "The Connecticut Gazette and the Universal Intelligencer", Revolutionary War newspaper dated Wednesday, February 2, 1780 - contains a detailed account of the cap

Early Pintail Robert "Bob" White (b. 1939) Tullytown, PA, c. 1980 18 in. long An early gunning decoy from the maker's rig. The underside has his bobwhite quail weight, copper rig identification, and p

Early Pintail "Fresh Air Dick" Janson (1872-1951) Sonoma Creek, CA, c. 1920 16 1/2 in. long A great early form with a pronounced breast. A good portion of the paint is professionally restored. Provena

TWO FISH DECOYS. The first, possibly a smelt, with metal fins, tack eyes and wire rigging. Signed by and dated 1991. Overall length is approximately 7 inches. The second is a SUCKER with painted metal

Four factory decoys, two with painted heads, all with glass eyes. Largest 16 1/2" long, smallest 13 1/2" long

3 decoys includes old factory pintail decoy (refinished), 2 black duck hen decoy with wood head and cork body, 15" long and a contemporary Canvasback decoy, not signed

An early pintail decoy in original paint with old varnished surface and glass eyes carved by Richard Janson, 1939. Written on bottom: "Fresh Air Flat Decoy, Richard L. Janson, 1939, Sonoma Creek, Cali

Ben Heinemann (NC), Two Carved Pintail Decoyslate 20th century, Durham, NC, the drake and hen naturalistically carved with glass eyes; both ink signed, numbered, and titled to undersides. 6 x 17 1/2 x