Early Buel “T” Marked Spinner

No. 3 kidney shaped blade stamped “J.T. Buels Patent Whitehall” and two patent dates: April 6th 1852 & April 22d 1856. This early brass spinner comes on a black shaft with a feathered treb

Early green scale finish with marked front spinner and diving lip, good glass eyes and L-rig hardware, VG+. Not an easy color to find on the Spindiver and in better condition than most.

Early green scale finish with marked front spinner and diving lip. Condition on this L-rigged bait is VG/VG+ with wear/flakes, a cracked eye and age lines. The VG+ down leaping bass box has an illegib

Early 4 7/8" sway-belly minnow finished in green crackleback with red hand painted gill marks, 3hk, marked props, 4 internal belly weights, cup rigged with marked spinners and good glass eyes. Conditi

Included are two early Buel Baits cards, both with “Manufactured by The J.T. Buel Co.” and the Watertown, NY address, measuring 14” x 11” (four fluted .No.5 spinners remaining)

Includes an Excellent minus small size No. 3 "T" marked arrowhead, an Excellent minus size No 1/0 "T" marked oval with partially feathered shaft and an Excellent minus rare size No3/0 single hook salt

Includes an Excellent size No9 Mack hook, a 1 5/8" Biff Spiral Spinner marked "Pat'd 3- 17- 25", an Excellent Chicago Spinner marked "Patented Sept. 4 1900" and a Pflueger Razem Minnow.

Earliest version of the wood Revolution, finished in solid aluminum paint, measuring about 3 3/4" in length. Uniquely designed rotating collar holds twin treble hooks below marked aluminum spinners. C

Striking early Immell Bait Co. floating minnow, the wood body measuring 3 5/8" with good white iris glass eyes, red painted center spinner (marked with the Nov 1, 1910 patent date), hand painted gill

An impressive early Immell Bait Co. floating minnow, the wood body measuring 4 3/4" with good white iris glass eyes, red painted center spinner (marked with the Nov 1, 1910 patent date), original doub

Early floating minnow finished in rarely seen aluminum with a red back, the wood body measuring 3 3/4", with good white iris glass eyes, red painted center spinner (marked with the Nov 1, 1910 patent

Finished in 4 color rainbow and rigged with cup hardware and marked front spinner. Condition on this glass eyed minnow is VG+/Ex-, most likely dating to the early 1920's.

3 1/8" arrowhead with the early T style mark: "No.1 J.T. Buels Patent" and "Whitehall N.Y." stamped vertically, Ex-, most likely unfished. And a 1 3/4" oval blade with a scarce stamping, also in the T

Includes an early teardrop shaped blade, marked "J.H. Mann Syracuse, N.Y. Washer Pat'd Nov. 21-71. No 1/0", other than most of the back paint off, condition is VG+/Ex-. And a tandem No. 2, both clearl

Gorham Sterling Silver Executive Spinner Top. Tests as sterling. Marked "WORK, SELL HIGH, PLAY GOLF, HIRE ASSISTANT, BUY LOW, LEAVE EARLY." Approximately 2.375H x 2.5W in.

Rare and early, the smallest size of Serpentine Spinner, measuring only 1 1/2" in length and marked “T.H. Bate Patent June 12, 1855”. Dating back to the very earliest patented fishing devi

The 2" blade marked with a number 3 and the patent date "Pat. Aug. 10. 1886", fancy washers on the central ball, and rigged with an unusual large fly dressed treble hook featuring early tinsel wrappin

1 1/2” teardrop shaped blade with McHarg’s rarely seen applied shield, marked “Abbey & Imbrie 5” and rigged with a feathered double hook and box swivel. Other than feather loss

Marked PAT. APPLIED FOR on W.H. Miller's early unique spinner. Condition on the silver and gold wash spinners is Ex with only minor aged tarnish. From the Union Springs Specialty Co.

The teardrop shaped 1 7/8” blade is marked “J.B. McHarg Rome, N.Y. 3” and is rigged with its original McHarg swivel and weighted fly. With no sign the back of the blade was ever pain

Marked PAT. APPLIED FOR on W.H. Miller's early unique spinner. Condition on the silver and gold wash spinners is Ex with only minor aged tarnish. From the Union Springs Specialty Co.

Includes a large game fish hook, 7 1/4", marked "Pat. Apl'd. For", and 4 small hooks, three with an extra hook. Also included is an early Leighton's Automatic Spinner pocket catalog, believed to be th

Scarce large brass/nickel plated spinner, the blades measuring 3 7/8”, marked Pat. Ap’d For and Chapman, Son & Co. Rochester, N.Y., no bead spacer and wear to the painted red spots on the

1 3/8” pearl blade with the back brace marked “PATD Aug.26.1890”, the date Skinner was granted a patent for his reinforced Trolling Spoon. Ex- condition overall, including the red gl