Working decoy Michigan Red Head found floating in

hand painted eyes, red head duck, signed on by Captain Harry Jobes of Havre de Grace MD. and found in a Maine estate, with cord and bottom weight

1 canvasback drake attributed to George Cole, Algonac, MI, ex Phyllis Ellison Collection, glass eyes, hollow body, combination of restored & old working paint with gunning wear, 15.5"L & 1 redhead dra

1 large oversized canvasback drake by unknown Michigan carver, 1 Frank Schmidt redhead drake in combo paint, 2 canvasback drake by unknown Michigan carver, working paint, sizes range 16"L - 20"L, est.

Michigan Carver, Tack Eyes, Hollow Body, Old Working Paint, Low Head, 13.5 "L, Est. 200-400

2 bluebill drakes attr to Kelson, glass eyes, balsa bodies, working paint, 12"L, 1 canvasback drake by unknown Michigan carver, glass eyes, solid body, 16"L & 1 redhead drake by Budgeon Sampier, Pearl

CARVED WOOD DECOYMichigan, red head, glass eyes, carved wings and tail, 5 1/2" h, 14" l, 7" w.

Title: Working Fishing Lure or Decoy c1950 Provenance: A mid-20th century working Fishing Lure or Decoy. Red head on the fish, with silver (radiator) paint on the body (over an earlier green), tin fin

Two Early Working Duck Decoys. Blue Bill and Red Head. Both with glass eyes, both with the original paint. Great displays, purchased in North Carolina. Red Head 15" long and Blue Bill 12". Weight comb

Vintage Redhead Hen working decoy attributted to R. Madison Mitchell (1901 - 1993), Havre de Grace, MD. Retains its likely original paint and its original staple, ring and weight. A few minor rubs and

Vintage carved and painted Redhead Drake working decoy attributed to R. Madison Mitchell (1901 - 1993), Havre de Grace, MD. Retains its likely original paint and original staple, ring and weight, circ

Vintage Redhead Drake working decoy attributed to Paul Gibson (1902 - 1985), Havre de Grace, MD. In a working repaint with its original weight, staple and ring. A few rubs but structurally sound.Appro

early 20th century.

Early Working Decoy. Canvasback Drake. North Carolina. Chestnut Red Head and Neck. Part of a lifelong collection. Measures 13" long. Weight 2 pds 7 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate

Michigan Redhead DecoyDavid Hodgman, (b. 1936), Niles MI A 14 ½ inch decoy signed with the maker’s initials and “DWH” brand.Original paint with a neck crack and gunning wear.

REDHEAD DRAKE by Larry McLaughlin, Edgely, PA. Working decoy with very good original paint with some discoloration to areas. Very good structural condition. Hollow construction. Fluted tail carving. G

A John Hillard hand carved Eider hen working wood duck decoy painted in red having a featureless head and attached car door handle weight on underside. Label on underside: Eider Hen, made by John Hill

A John Hillard hand carved Eider hen working wood duck decoy painted in red having a featureless head and attached car door handle weight on underside. Label on underside: Eider Hen, made by John Hill

Redhead wood duck decoy with worn working paint and glass eyes, 15",lead weight on bottom

canvas back red head carved wood decoy. By a known maker. length 15" RLW

Redhead drake by Ben Schmidt, (1884-1968). of Centerline, MI. An fine early example by Michigan's revered decoy maker. In excellent original condition with minimal wear.

Brighton, ON. Circa 1930. 14" x 6.25" x 5.5". Original paint with some possible old working touchup to sides. Heavy gunning wear. Shot scars and missing an eye. Est. $100-200

Centerline, MI, glass eyes, solid bodies, good original paint with some areas of flaking & wear, a few age cracks, good working examples, 15"L, est. 400 - 700

Mallard by Ron Fisher, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, length 15 inches, and a Michigan Duck Hunter's Tournament Redhead.

Detroit, MI, premier grade, glass eyes, rare low head, hollow body, combination of original & old working paint with gunning wear & shot marks, age crack in bill, branded ELP on bottom, hard to find i