Creek Chub Baby Jointed Pikie Special

Rare uncataloged purple eel, good glass eyes, gold back stamp, VG+/Ex-. Almost impossible to find this saltwater color on the 2700.

All in chrome finish including a rare Special Order 3-Jointed Pikie (chrome is uncataloged for this model), Baby Jointed Pikie, Jointed Pikie and a Baby Pikie, each is unfished Ex. All boxes are corre

Midget Darter, silver flash, in correct 8018 box, Baby Jointed Pikie, perch, in unmarked box, Wiggler, perch, in SPECIAL 101W stamped box, and a Jointed Pikie, deep dive lip, rainbow, in the correct 2

Rigged with a Deep Diver marked lip, this 2638 is finished in uncataloged pearl. With good glass, gold back stamp, and no use wear present, shiny Ex-/Ex with only a few factory imperfections and very

Rare, uncataloged black head yellow body, a color only cataloged for the Wiggle Diver, good glass eyes, Ex- condition. An important Special Order 2600, one of very few known.

Rare, white scale, good glass eyes, military stencil, other than a touchup on the black nose, condition is shiny Ex-.

Not only finished in uncataloged goldfish, but with yellow around the eyes and a deep dive lip. Other than a hook dig on the chin, this rare lure would grade near Ex.

Rare uncataloged finish on this striking 2600 in white with blue back stripe. Good glass eyes and military stencil, about Ex- due to general light wear, a few hook marks/pointers, and age lines. We ar

Scarce, uncataloged red head orange body with black spots, made many years before the color was available in 1952, unfished Ex, bright and shiny throughout. A very tough color to find on the 2600, thi

Uncataloged frog spot, VG+/Ex-, most likely unfished, a rarely seen color on the Jointed Pikie, especially the glass eye model.

Finished in very rare uncataloged yellow spotted with red ribs, double line tie, dated lip, grading about VG+. A unique Creek Chub Special Order color, rarely found on any Creek Chub lure other than t

Early and rare, uncataloged baltic herring, sometimes referred to as silver mullet, a Special Order color made for A.B. Schroeder of Finland. Rough condition, with the lip replaced and separated, the

Very rare uncataloged purple eel, good glass eyes, gold back stamp. Condition is VG+/Ex- due almost entirely to age lines, made more prominent by cleaner residue (might clean). One of the toughest Spe

Finished in uncataloged red head orange with black spots, made long before this desirable color was available in the 1952 Creek Chub catalog. With good glass eyes and wire through construction, about

Rare, in beautiful uncataloged white scale, good glass eyes and standard lip, shiny Ex- condition. Believed to originate from the same Special Order as the 925 on page 111 of The “Special”

Appearing to be a 2nd, but possibly a Special Order with very heavy red gills, the left side almost around the eye. VG+/Ex- condition.

All with glass eyes and rainbow fire finish, Baby Pikie (VG+), Jointed Baby Pikie (VG+), Jointed Midget Pikie (Ex-).

4 wood, including two rare Special Order Jointed Spinning Pikies: uncataloged black sucker (VG+/Ex-), uncataloged red orange spotted (Ex-), Deepster (VG+/Ex-), Spinning Injured Minnow in tiger (VG+),

This pair of great-looking plastic lures in the shape of baby pixies, equipped with a diving lip and two treble hooks. One lure is jointed, featuring a dark green body with a white and red belly, whil

Nice early lure with three treble hooks, jointed mid-section, and glass eye. Colors are fantastic with metallic silver and blue on top that merges into red sides and yellow belly. Stamped, "PIKIE,

Third quarter 20th century. Kennedy metal tackle box with lures, bait casting reel, fly reel and more. Featuring South Bend casting reel, Shakespeare "Swimming Mouse", Creek Chub jointed "Pikie", Shur

CREEK CHUB JOINTED PIKIE C.1924 AS IS EYE GLITTER DEEP DIVING FISHING LURE BOY HOWDY FISHING LURE SMITHWICK DEVILS HORSE DANCER LURE AS PICTURED

Rare uncataloged white scale, good glass eyes, gold back stamp, VG+/Ex-, appears unfished, VG+/Ex-, with two thin burns and an old over-varnish.

Early lure finished in extremely rare uncataloged white with black spots. A standard Crawdad in the same color, believed to originate from the same Special Order, appears on page 82 of The “Spec