VERY EARLY FACTORY CANVASBACK DRAKE

VERY EARLY FACTORY CANVASBACK DRAKE. Very old paint, some possibly the original. Good structural with old check the length of bottom. Lead weight and rigging ring. JT BOYLE painted on bottom.

first quarter 20th century, three Upper Bay examples comprising: Dick Hipple (Havre de Grace, Maryland), 8-3/4 x 15-1/2 x 6-1/4 in.; August Heinefield (Rock Hall, Maryland), 8-3/4 x 15-1/4 x 6-3/4 in.

Canvasback drake with worn paint, glass eyes stylish hollow Mason Factory Challenge decoy. Narrow neck check. Possibly made for the Chesapeake Bay area waterfowl district.

Detroit, MI, Rare Back Bay Mdl, Glass Eyes, Premiere Grade, Solid Body, From the St. Clair Flats Club, Combination of Mostly Original Paint w/Enhancement to Neck Area, Light Damage to Bill on Right Si

VERY EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE, possibly by a member of the Graham family. Very old working paint and good structural condition. Horse shoe weight with rigging. Branded ARROW. CO

VERY EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE, Upper Bay, MD. Retains very old working paint. Good structural condition consistent with age. Weight removed. Retains rigging staple. Check running the length of bottom. 2

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE, Upper Bay, MD. Very good original paint and condition. Typical mid-neck hairline check. Retains strong feather paint pattern on back. Retains keel weight and staple. Branded MA

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE, Upper Bay, in very good working paint and good structural condition. Typical mid-neck crack. Filler missing from back of head. Eyes appear to be replaced. Retains unusual botto

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE by Ken Harris, Woodville, NY. Very good original paint and good structural condition. High-head, oversized model in what appears to be two-piece construction. Comb-feather paint

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE by Will Heverin, Havre de Grace, MD. Very old working paint and very good structural condition. Retains bottom weight, ring and staple. J branded in bottom

Mason Factory Canvasback drake. Solid Premier grade, restored in the original manner.

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE, possibly Wisconsin. Very old paint with touch up to areas. Structurally good with typical mid-neck check. Inlet bottom weight with keel removed

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE, attributed to Asa Owens/Henry Davis, Perryville, MD, circa 1910. Very old working paint. Bottom weight removed. Retains ring and staple. Typical mid-neck crack. Rare Upper Bay

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE by John McLoughlin, Bordentown, NJ. Good old working paint and structural sound condition. Hollow construction. Gunner’s tag and signature of maker on bottom

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE attributed to Lum Fletcher, Havre de Grace, MD. Old working paint. Head with possible restoration. Some loss of wood to underside. Retains bottom weight, ring and staple

EARLY FACTORY DRAKE, possibly Mason Decoy Co. Restored condition. Glass eye model. Owner’s identification tag on bottom. Structurally excellent

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI. Original paint with touch up to white areas. Possible touch up to neck filler. Good structural condition. Weights removed

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE in original paint showing some in-use wear. Relief-carved wings and glass eyes. Large rigging u-nail. 100-200

Monroe, MI, Carver, Painted Eyes, Long Solid Body, Original Paint w/some shot marks, light damage on left side of body, 18"L, Est. Market Determined

Was identified and appraised by Henry A. Fleckenstein at the Ward Foundation Museum in 1993. Has original weights and leather tie down strap. Paint wear from age , missing 1 eye, and has a crack on ba

TWO EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKES, Upper Bay, MD. Both in very weathered working paint and fair condition. One retains weight and staple. Edges rubbed to bare wood.

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE by Will Heverin, Chestertown, MD, (1860-1951). Very old working paint and good structural condition. Retains weight and rigging. BILL HEVERIN written on bottom. 200-300

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE by Capt. John Glenn, Rock Hall, MD. Very good original paint showing in-use wear. Good structural condition with some putty loss at head crown. Typical mid-neck check. Check on

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE, Maryland, circa 1950s. Traces of original and working paint and good structural condition. Paint worn to wood in areas. Repair to neck crack. Retains keel weight and rigging ri