Creek Chub 3851 Beetle

Finished in green/yellow, Ex-/Ex condition, with reinforced lip and what appears to be the original factory spinners - one pearl, the other metal. Possibly a Special Order rigging.

Super pair of Creek Chub Beetles, both the larger 3800 size, both with the marked improved style diving lip, including a green/yellow wing #3851, excellent condition with box and catalogue, and a #385

Shiny unfished standard Beetle, reinforced lip, finished in green/yellow, solid Ex with no use wear present. A color fold out catalog accompanies the correct No. 3851 end label box that grades Ex-/Ex.

Bright shiny unfished Beetle, belly stamped, reinforced lip, clean hardware, finished in green/yellow, Ex-/Ex with only age lines. A color fold out catalog accompanies the correct No. 3851 end label b

Super condition on this very rare 3800 in uncataloged pikie scale, unfished Ex-/Ex, bright and shiny throughout, with gold Beetle stamp on the belly, clean double pearl spinners and reinforced lip. Th

Yellow finished with uncataloged yellow wings, unfished Ex-/Ex. Box is marked with handwritten “yellow” and “3850”.

Creek Chub Bait Company, United States. 1930s. Boxed. Material: Wood. Quantity: 1. Grade: EX. 5.25" box. Est. $200-250.

Orange with red wings, gold BEETLE belly stamp, about Ex- condition.

Appearing unfished, in black with red wings, clean hardware and gold belly stamp, this shiny Beetle is in Ex condition, only a tiny factory imperfection and very slight shelf wear.

11 1/2" x 6 1/4" x 2 3/4" pictorial box, with bold color graphics, retains both the “Creek Chub Beetle White And Red No. 3852” end labels, grading about VG+ overall. Containing 5 correct B

Late model Creek Chub Beetle, large sized 3850W, finished in yellow with green wings, improved stamped lip, missing the sticker that was originally placed on the back of the bait, otherwise it is in a

Rigged with an uncataloged Deep Diver lip (requiring a Special Order), original single pearl spinner and gold belly stencil, finished in white with red wings and black accents, grading Ex, with only v

White with red wings, gold belly stamp, Ex- with light wear, factory imperfections and age lines. Coming in the correct No. 3852 end label box that's VG+/Ex- with a color fold out catalog.

Shiny Ex-/Ex, appearing unfished, finished in black with red wings. Correct 3855 end label box is crisp, also Ex-/Ex.

Shiny Ex- condition, possibly unfished, in black with red wings, and coming in the correct end label box, that’s also about Ex-, with a fold out catalog.

Shiny Ex-/Ex, black/red, appearing unfished, in the correct box with the end label marked “Beetle Brown No. 3855”, also in Ex-/Ex condition.

Bright and shiny, with original single pearl spinner and gold belly stencil, in white with red wings and black accents, strong Ex- with only light wear/soiling and age lines.

Finished in rare uncataloged red head silver flash, also referred to as red head shiner, with original pearl spinner, flat lip and military stencil, about Ex-, could use a light cleaning.

Finished in yellow with green wings, most likely unfished, at least Ex-/Ex, would be tough to upgrade.

Uncataloged silver flash, a Special Order color on both Beetle models, with the Midget much harder to find. With "Beetle" belly stamp, about Ex- due mostly to age lines. The correct "Midget Beetle Sil

Super condition on this shiny green "baby" Beetle with lighter green wings and rigged with an uncataloged Deep Diver lip. Definitely unfished, Ex/Ex+, almost impossible to upgrade this Special Order b

Rare 1930's copper plate wood blocks used to produce printed ads, models include the Beetle, Snook Pikie, Husky Dinger, Dingbat and Darter. All have light wear, four have the model number impressed on

One of the nicest condition Wiggler introductory boxes to come to auction, crisp and bright, 4 5/8", marked PAT. PENDING, end marked "Creek Chub Wiggler" Natural No. C. C. Price 85 Cents", Ex conditio

Extremely rare and uncataloged, measuring just under 8" in length, rigged with heavy duty screw eye hardware, massive treble hooks, glass eyes and an oversized unmarked diving lip. As stated in Smith'