Jamison's Weedless Mascot

Extremely rare, believed to have been made as a test bait for the outdoor writer Sheridan Jones in 1918. Uncataloged (made with only one line tie), 3 1/4" wood body, factory unrigged, unfished Ex-, wi

Rare 3 3/4" patent applied for Mascot, c1916, the earliest and the most elusive of the Weedless Mascots, featuring a fat body in red/white, two line ties and removable double hooks, shiny Ex-/Ex. Comi

An early Jamison ad claims this 4" wood bait as "the big sensation of 1915". In extraordinary condition and rare "new deluxe" scale finish, with good glass eyes, reversible wings, cup rigging and doub

Early 4" lure finished in rare solid yellow, about VG+ with wear, lip chips, touchup to line tie holes, a few pointers and age lines. A bold color on the Winged Mascot, certainly a stand-out bait for

Finished in red and white, with 3 double removable hooks and adjustable "wings", shiny Ex-, with light wear, chip in the line tie hole and age lines.

Extremely rare, believed to have been made as a test bait for the outdoor writer Sheridan Jones in 1918. Measuring a full 5 3/8" in length and featuring Jamison's signature metal "wings", double line

Jamison large size Mascot in deluxe finish with glass eyes.

With reversible wings, cup rigging and removable double hooks, this early bait is finished in red and white, if not for a chip at the lip and nose line tie the grade would be shiny Ex, appearing unfis

In its correct rare "The W. J. Jamison Co." marked picture box, this hand painted frog has expected crazing, wear/rubs and age discoloration, all common issues on these c1890's rubber baits. The very

From the WJ Jamison Co., turn of the century baits, both with the original belly weight, wire hook harness and hand painted frog pattern. Typical wear, flakes, age lines and darkening (one with over-v

* Rene Lalique (French, 1860-1945) Comete car mascot, model no. 1123 clear cast glass in metal base signed R. Lalique Width overall 8 1/2 inches Estimate $10,000-20,000 Property from the Estate of Fre

Extraordinary finish and condition on this very rare and highly sought early minnow. Patented in 1909 by Krantz & Smith of Jamestown, NY, measuring 3 5/8" (overall length of 5 3/4"), with a wonderfull

Burnished Copper Finish. By the Hubley Mfg. Company. Lancaster, Pa. - Early 1910's. From Donal Markey Collection. Here is another extraordinary gem that Frank was able to pry loose from meticulous Mr.

Car Mascot Marked R. Lalique Longchamp B, 5" x 6.25", Circa 1920, Does Have Original Metal Fitting For Car, Mounted On A Walnut Display Base, Denver, Colorado Private Collection.

Hubley, Lancaster PA, cast iron, circa 1915 Scarce and desirable bank, features young baseball player standing atop a baseball, painted in gold overall with red stockings and cap, debossed American Le

Rare combination grip and lung testing arcade machine produced by Caille around 1904. It features a very well done green repainted oak cabinet with all original ornate castings, step plate, and decora

designed 1929 clear and frosted moulded R. LALIQUE FRANCE (Dimensions: 19.7cm (7 3/4in) high)(19.7cm (7 3/4in) high)

Belleville IL. is a town, incorporated as a city in 1850. Known in the late 1890's for agriculture and industrial development, but also for their very popular street fairs on East Main St. In 1900, at

RENÉ LALIQUE (FRENCH, 1860-1945), A 'CINQ CHEVAUX' CAR MASCOT, clear moulded glass, frosted and polished, moulded 'R. Lalique', to a rectangular black marble base. 14cm high including base View 36

BARNEY GOOGLE "SPARK PLUG" CHARACTER HOOD ORNAMENT MASCOTAmerican, ca. 1920s, Polychromed ornament cast to the backside "The Art Metal Works - Newark N. J." and "Copyright 1923 - King Features Syndica

Longchamp pattern circa 1929; Marcilhac, 1152 the amethyst color head set in a wood base; signed in mold

A rare Penguin mascot by Georges Colin, French, circa 1910, signed 'Colin' and with Susse Freres of Paris foundry marks to rear of base, nickel-plated 'cire perdue' hollow-cast bronze mascot with cros

A rare 'Eos Herald of Dawn' mascot, by Josephine Sykes, introduced 26th February 1927, signed 'J.Sykes 26.2.27' to lower edge of drape, and inscribed 'Eos, Herald of Dawn' around the base, cire perdue

R. Lalique clear & frosted glass Libellule mascot. Engraved, "R. Lalique France". M p. 501, 1145. 8"H x 8"L, Circa - 1928.