Early McHarg Brass Spinner

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

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

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

No. 2 kidney blade, 2 1/8”, stamped J. Ingram Troy, N.Y., with only a remnant of the red reverse paint and thin feathers on the treble hook, otherwise about Ex- with light wear and early patina.

Extremely rare early minnow components, including two early bodies with Miller's fine wire rigging, silver washers and barrel swivels, five spot-painted heads, a brass spinner, two shafts and two wash

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

Scarce spinner rigged with an early trace leader, the 1 1/2" fluted blade includes an applied shield, the number 4, and is stamped "Pat. May 4. 1886". If not for common paint loss on the reverse, in V

Unmarked 1 7/8” spinner, complete with its early glass bead, fancy washer center ball, feathered treble hook and box swivel. In Ex- condition overall.

Early bait with "J.H. Mann Syracuse, NY Pat'd No.9" stamp and glass bead spacer on the shaft. General wear and soiling, sparse feathers on the large double hook.

Complete with McHarg’s solid swivel and large wire wrapped hooks, this early blade measures 2 3/8” and is marked “J.B. McHarg Rome. N.Y. 2”. With general wear, remnants of the

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

Nice selection of early metal baits, including 3" tin Hook To Spoon with twisted wire leader and a 1 3/4" Adirondack spinner, both unmarked but both exhibiting qualities of J. B. McHarg of Rome, NY. A

Unmarked except for the number 5, with typical McHarg overlapped soldered blades and center reflective ball with fancy washers. A 1 5/8" bait with early full body fly dressed treble hook, the blade gr

Both are early and small with 1 1/2" blades and internal reflective balls and are unmarked in about Excellent minus condition.

Small 1 5/16" brass and nickel plated blade hammered on one side, unmarked, rigged with very unusual double central balls, about VG+/Ex- condition. A similar spinner is pictured on page 188 of Carter'

Earliest version with fine brass wire through rigging, 3 section body, side screw eyes with thin silver washers, and rigged with Miller’s unique reversible spinners. Measuring just over 4”

Group of Early Brass Candlesticks England and Continental Europe, 17th and early 18th century Including a pair of adjustable two-light candleholders, three pairs, a large pricket candlestick, and elev

Fifteen brass era brochures from 1901 Victor Steam to 1913 Vulcan, vary from 8 to 24 pgs, plus a few folders,

Brass Seam Iron with Front Fill and Swivel Cap Size 4 1/2" x 6 3/4"

Very nice early brass horizontal steam engine with wood base. Turns freely with little friction. Has not been tested. Displays very well with age appropriate wear. Measures approximately 16" across by

Lot of three consists of two large and one small bell. All three come with a wooden handle. C. late 1800's. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: Largest: 13"T x 9"D.

77. AN EARLY BRASS HANUKKAH LAMP. Poland, c. 1840. On four feet. With a pierced backplate decorated with two lions flanking an urn. 9” wide.

Early brass bell with cast iron mount. Bell marked "5335", base marked. Bell 14 1/2" D., 18 1/4" Ht. to finial. Approx. 100 LBS. Reported to be a Saratoga Train bell.

WITH ENGRAVING "1645" Size 5 1/4"