Iron Battery Decoy

WIDGEON DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by Wallace O’Neil, Sr., Corolla, NC, circa 1910. Very old weathered paint and good structural condition. Retains large pad weight and rigging staple

CANVASBACK DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by Humphrey Leward, Corolla, NC. Very good restored condition. Repair to lower neck. Retains foundry weight

REDHEAD DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by John Austin, Corolla, NC, circa 1920. Very old working paint with paint loss showing natural wood. Retains bottom pad weight and rigging nail. Good condition with wear t

CANVASBACK DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by Linwood Dudley, Knotts Island, NC, circa 1900. Very old working paint with some possible restoration to head. Retains pad weight. Branded “X” under tail

WIDGEON DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by Wilton Walker, Tulls Creek, Currituck Sound, NC, circa 1920’s. Very old working paint and good structural condition. Typical check the length of bottom. Retains factor

CANVASBACK DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by Linwood Dudley, Knotts Island, NC, circa 1900. Very old working paint with some possible restoration to head. Retains pad weight. Branded “X” under tail

EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by Wallace O’Neal, Corolla, NC. Weathered paint and good structural condition. Repairs to bill and mid-neck checks. Typical checks to bottom. Retains two lead pipe

1 appears to be an old working sinkbox decoy & 1 decorative, sizes are 12"L & 14"L, est. 100 - 200

2 Cast Iron Decoys

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A cast iron Sink Box Duck Decoy dating to the very early 20th century, or a bit older. These iron decoys were used as ballast on sink boxes or punt boats that were used for hunting waterfowl. These re

EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE by Joe Hayman (1896-1974), Churches Island, NC. Battery decoy in very weathered paint worn to areas of wood. Good structural condition. Check at mid-neck. Retains foundry weight. S

LITHOGRAPH “UNITED STATES IRON CLAD BATTERY, MONADNOCK”19th CenturyPublished by Endicott.16.25” x 27.25” sight. Framed 19” x 30”.

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1880's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Place a coin in the pitcher’s hand and press the lever. He pitches the coin and the batter swings, but the coin sails so quickly by him

J. & E. StevensCromwell, CT - 1888Place a coin in the pitcher’s hand and press the lever. He pitches the coin and the batter swings, but the coin sails so quickly by him that it deflects off the che

J. & E. Stevens 1880's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Place a coin in the pitcher’s hand and press the lever. He pitches the coin and the batter swings, but the coin sails so quickly by him that it defle

Place a coin in the pitchers hand and cock his arm. Press lever and pitcher throws the coin at the catcher as the batter appears to swing. Batters arms and bat are repainted indicating probable repair

J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, CT - 1888.

Cast Iron "Darktown Battery" Mechanical Baseball Bank, J & E Stevens Co, Cromwell, Connecticut, late 19th century, original painted surface, the coin trap marked "Pat Feb 2 1875," 7 1/4" h, 9 3/4" l

J. & E. Stevens cast iron Darktown Battery mechanical bank, 7'' h.

Painted cast iron “Darktown Battery” mechanical bank J. & E. Stevens Co., Cromwell, CT, circa 1880 Marked to underside "Pat'd Jan 17, 1880". H: 7 in. L: 9 1/4 in.

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1888. Place a coin in the pitcher’s hand and press the lever. He pitches the coin and the batter swings, but the coin sails so quick

Cast Iron Duck 13 in. long As found.

J. & E. Stevens 1880's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Place a coin in the pitcher’s hand and press the lever. He pitches the coin and the batter swings, but the coin sails so quickly by him that it defle