Sparky Casting Minnows

One of South Bend's rarest underwater minnows, only produced in 1914, rigged with marked pointed props, finished in white with a blended slate back and hand painted gill marks. Outfitted with 3 heavy

Heddon's 177 Heavy Casting Minnow, finished in white body with red eye shadow and red hand painted gill marks, marked props, heavy duty cup and screw eye hardware with the oversized trebles typically

Good glass eyes, marked spinners, finished in white with red eye shadow and red hand painted gill marks, large cup rigging, VG+ due mostly to common flakes and age lines. Not an easy color to find on

Early small body style, 2 3/4", with delicate fish shaped tail, marked prop, fly dressed rear hook, and finished in yellow with spots. VG+/Ex-, with light wear, common flakes, hairline and age lines.

2" hand carved, painted and varnished body with an overall length of 3 1/2" ca. 1920's-1930's. Dyed hair tail cut to achieve a fish-tail form. Two single hooks (inlet to body) form a double hook effec

Rare Heavy Casting Minnow box, printed on all four sides, most likely dating to 1907, marked very clearly on both ends "Heddon's "Dowagiac" Minnow, Rainbow No. 176". All but the lid would grade Ex-/Ex

Rarely seen 48 page catalog, color lure illustrations and black & white photos. "New" for 1925 with color illustration: the Wiggle Fish, Polly Wiggle, Creek Darter, Feather Casting Minnow, and the Cre

Feather Casting Minnow Pearl w/Red Spots

Rare, solid red with Heddon bass decal, 4”, utilizing the body of a four-sided Swimming Minnow with an internal belly weight. In Ex/Ex- condition.

Lot misc. early fishing lures and reels including rare Joe Pepper Jersey Minnow on card, Rome N.Y., Bomber Water dog, Supreme Plueger Cub reel, Heddon River Runt, South Bend #550 casting reel.

T. Robb Casting Flies, spinner rig and a small Reed Trolling Minnow, all with wear and oval logo marked. And an H&I Line box, Kalamazoo Expert Casting label.

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George Minne (posthumous casting): 'kneeling young boy' sculpture in patinated plaster (78x16x31cm) (*)

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,

BILL MACK, Resin, Bonded Bronze 3D Casting, Esprit Adorned, Dimensions with frame : 31.5 inch / 80cm X 44.5 inch / 113 cm, Dimensions without frame : 23.5 inch / 60 cm X 38 inch / 97 cm

Important 5 hook minnow from F.A. Pardee of Kent, Ohio. First advertised publicly in the summer of 1900, one of the rarest of all early American minnows, finished in aluminum with a dark back and tail

There is a little copper rust. The appearance is as shown in the picture. The rest is fine. The two leopards are strong and close to each other. The whole seat is 22.5cm high, 47.5cm long, 12.5cm deep

Rare, serial 8108, 2 1/8” diam, 1 5/8” spool, stamped "Talbot Reel & Mfg. Company, K.C. MO, U.S.A. No. 54", jeweled, working click switch, Ex condition, uncleaned.

This Tinker Bell is a casting from the original Sculpt created by Imagineer Bruce Lau. Tinker Bell was created specifically for the 50th celebration at Disneyland and was used as a Street Lamppost Top

Rush Tango. American, circa 1920s. Original box and pamphlet. 5" x 11" x 1.75". GRADE: EX-, Box Wear. Est. $500 - 750

Introduced in 1917, 2" diam, 1 5/8" wide spool, marked "Made by James Heddon's Sons Dowagiac, Mich. No. 35". Good sliding click switch, free-spool release, triple grasp tournament handle, thin band of

James Bond Gilbert Puppets, Casting Mold, and Lunch Box Group (4). Including Gilbert painted rubber puppets of James Bond and Oddjob, the latter on original cardboard backing; James Bond 007 Aladdin l

Artist: Chavdet, Antonie- Denis (French 1763- 1810) Title: "Amour Au Papillon" Date: Early 19th Century Medium: Bronze, green stopped marble plinth Dimensions: 10.5 x 3.5 x 8.5 Signature: Parti

Frank V. DuMond (1865-1951) "Casting," Cabot Trail, Cape Breton, N. signed "F.V. DuMond" lower left oil on canvas, 24 by 30 in. estate stamped on back Frank DuMond, who was born in Rochester, New York