Old Squaw Drake Decoy from Maine

MASSACHUSETTS OLDSQUAW DRAKE DECOY20th CenturyMaker unknown.Length 14”.

A very charming, c. 1920 Oldsquaw Hen Duck Decoy. According to an old typed label affixed to the bottom, this bird is from Cranberry Island, Maine (off the coast of Mt. Desert Island). It has an inlet

TWO MARTY COLLINS DECOYSEast Wareham, Massachusetts, 20th CenturyAn oldsquaw drake and a red-breasted merganser drake with a fish in its bill. Both branded on underside.Lengths 16”.

Very Early Large Wide Solid Body Eider Drake Decoy from Maine. A magnificent example of a hump-back eider drake with an inletted head. Old dry original paint, rubs to paint, hole in top of head. Measu

A 17 inch red breasted merganser drake decoy by an unknown carver from Maine. Exhibits painted eyes, carved bill definition and a tapered body. Old collector's label on bottom states: a possible Marth

HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURE GREAT BLUE HERONBarrington, Rhode Island, 20th CenturyTogether with a baldpate drake and an oldsquaw drake. All mounted on driftwood bases.Heights from 3” to 4.75”.

A 16 inch Eider drake decoy from "Downeast" Maine or the Canadian Maritimes. Original paint with minor wear.

Wildfowler Pintail DecoyWildfowler "Old Saybrook" Pintail Drake Decoy. Ted Mulliken founded the Wildfowler Decoy Company in 1939. This pintail is made of balsa and is in crisp original paint. Length 1

With glass eyes, length 13 inches. Later overpaint. Condition reports are not available for the items in this catalog. These are antique and vintage items, and will show signs of use and wear. We have

DESCRIPTION: Bufflehead Drake carved duck decoy by "Old Carolina Decoy Company" Signed and dated by artist "10.25.83" stamped: "Bufflehead" CIRCA: 1983 ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H: 4.5" x W: 5" x L: 9.5

EARLY EIDER DRAKE, probably Maine. Old working paint, possibly the original. Good structural condition. Head inlet to the body. Sliver missing from underside of bill. Retains leather rigging strap and

Wonderful old Bluebill drake, solid wood constructed decoy with glass eyes, original weight and leather tie eye intact. This outstanding decoy appears to have never been overboard! Shows only minor sh

Maine Coast 3 Decoys. Drake and 2 Hens. Carved and painted wooden decoys attached to metal. Great condition. Average bird is 16” x 8”. Est. $300-500. Ship: $100

Mason premier grade Bluebill Drake decoy, first quarter 20th century, old working surface, "GUYETTE AND SCHMIDT" sticker to underside, Mason Decoy Factory, Detroit, Michigan, 7 1/4" HOA, 13" LOA.

A Canvasback Drake decoy by Wildfowler Designs of Old Saybrook Connecticut. Made in 1939. All original paint with glass eyes. Marked "HY" Dahlka. Measures 16 1/2" long. *notes- paint loss and wear, sc

Maine Wood Duck Drake The Decoy Shop, Freeport, ME After George Soule sold the shop to Hargy Heap this 12 ¼ inch decoy was designed, carved, painted and sold by the Decoy Shop. Original paint wit

Willie Ross, carver (Chebeague Island, Maine 1878-1954) with painted decoration, 26"long This model of decoy was selected for a two-page spread in John Dinan's Maine chapter of "The Great Bo

Wide spatulate bill with incised details, glass eyes, old paint. Measures 14 inches in length. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

An 18 inch Eider drake decoy from Port Clyde, ME. exhibits carved eyes, raised bill detail and an inletted neck. Original paint with minor wear.

The mallard drake decoy attributed to Evans factory with painted bill details, glass eyes, both old and original paint. Measures 16.25 inches in length. We happily provide seamless in-house packing an

Ben Schmidt Mallard Drake. Old hunter repaint, hollow, keel removed, 1940's, Centerline, Michigan. 15"L x 7"W x 8.5"H

Hollow body, unsigned, nice old original surface. Measures 8.5 x 16 x 7 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Wide spatulate bill with painted details, glass eyes, old paint. Measures 15 inches in length. Good original condition, noting separations, considerable wear and effects of use in the way of paint los

A 14 inch Canvasback drake decoy attributed to Richard T. "Dick" Howlett (1829-1890), Havre de Grace, MD. Old In- use paint with gunning wear expected with age.