Creek Chub Husky Dinger

Silver flash, black military stencil, marked face plate, heavy duty hook hangers, good glass eyes, VG/VG+ due mostly to old fisherman applied belly paint, removed, but remnants remain.

Finished in scarce dace scale, with good glass eyes, gold military stencil, marked head plate, large front belly cup and simple screw eye rear hook hanger. Condition is shiny VG+, with a few pointers,

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

Very rare oversized "CREEK CHUB WIGGLER" introductory picture box, measuring 6 5/8", Patent Pending marked, with a clear large number 600 end stamp, c1920. The early box with wear/rubs, handwriting an

Finished in extremely rare uncataloged tiger stripe, shiny yellow and black with red chin blush, marked head plate and dated lip, other than the tail a possible replacement, the condition is about VG+

Brilliant blue mullet, good glass eyes, reinforced lip, shiny Ex- condition.

600 in chub scale finish, double line tie, marked lip, good glass eyes with red in the sockets, most likely unfished but a few pointers, old touchups on the lip/nose and a thin over-varnish. The box i

First version with a flat head and unmarked lip, natural chub scale, hand painted gill marks, double line tie, good glass eyes with red in the sockets, belly washer hardware with simple screw eye tail

Produced before tiger stripe was a cataloged color, this vibrant Special Order bait features good glass eyes, stamped back, reinforced lip and wire through construction, about Ex- due to small flakes,

Finished in perch scale with red blush gills and fins, dated flat lip, double line ties and heavy duty screw eye hardware, at least Ex-, possibly unfished. It's not easy to find this late 1920's bait

Although a cataloged color for this big 5” lure and common on the other sizes of Injured Minnows, pikie scale is not common on the 3500. In shiny Ex-/Ex condition, good glass eyes, appearing unf

6”, tack eyes, yellow flash finish, back foil decal, about VG+ condition and rust started on the hooks. Because of the very short production, this finish is one of the hardest of the cataloged c

Creek Chub Bait Company, United States. Boxed. Material: Wood. Quantity: 2. Grade: G+. 8.25" boxes. Est. $100-125.

Two mullet lures from Creek Chub. The first with a great rainbow of colors and scales, the other in classic red and white. Both have glass eyes, two treble hooks and diving spoon in front. Dimensions:

Two (2). Creek Chub Bait Company. American, circa 1930s. 2.25"each. GRADE: VG+. Est. $100 - 125

The lure is made of wood and has glass eyes. The tail hairs are real horsehair, there is a name shield on the nose marked Dinger, diving lip stamped CCB Co. Garrett, IND. It has two treble hooks, with

Creek Chub Bait Company. American, circa 1930s. Original box. 2.25" x 7.25" x 1.25". GRADE: EX-, Clean Box. Est. $75 - 100

Creek Chub Husky Pikie with box

Finished in golden shiner and pikie scale, both with good glass eyes, military stencil and a marked head plate, grading Ex- and Ex respectively.

Both with marked headplate and good glass eyes. Red side, gold wash plate (Ex-) and red/white (VG+/Ex-).

In bright dace scale, shiny finish with light wear, a few small nicks and ring around the belly weight, but glue residue from re-inserting and securing the hair tail, so about VG+.

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

Blue flash, one of the toughest of the cataloged colors to find on the glass eyed Husky Pikie, especially in this condition, shiny Ex-/Ex, most likely unfished.

Creek Chub 5600 Dinger