The set includes storage bags and stakes for easy transport and setup, making it a valuable addition to any hunting enthusiast’s collection. 20 stakes varying heights 18-20″. The birds have the original staples along the top of the body and while they have rusted, they remain strongly attached.
Jack R. Schroeder Ward Bros. Series Print 1931 Cedar Goose Plate II
This print was part of a set of six covering the Ward Brothers work. The condition of the print is very good.
2 Goose Geese Hunt Decoys Johnson Stake Out Folding Fiberboard Huge No Stakes
The stakeout decoys are photographic reproductions of ducks and geese. I do not have the stakes.
Early Antique Large Carved Wood Mourning Dove Shorebird Decoy Bird And Stand 23”
This antique Mourning Dove decoy is a true gem for collectors and enthusiasts alike. This early carved dove is very large with an interesting hollow three piece constructed body and slotted head. The paint appears to be original with wear consistent of age and use, with minor paint loss around neck seat and left lower side of decoy. •Includes old wood display stand. •Measures: 23” long. (Large item requires oversized box for shipping)
Vintage Display Set of 4 Shorebird Tinnie Decoys, Late 1800’s, Near Mint Cond.
24″L (length of wood display stand) x 18 1/2″H (wood base to top of highest decoy on display) x 12″W (at widest part of wood stand).
root head shorebird decoy duck hunting antique unknown
Unknown maker Root head shorebird decoy Possibly from Long Island ? Originally purchased from a Connecticut shoreline estate Base not included Please view all pictures and feel free to ask any questions prior to purchase
Vintage/Antique Hand Carved Painted Shorebird Curlew Decoy 13 Inches
You will notice the cracked paint and faded spots that give it an antique charm.
ANTIQUE STRATER & SOHIER (ATTRIBUTED) BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER TIN SHOREBIRD DECOY
A Strater & Sohier Decoy Factory – Boston, Massachusetts (Attributed) painted tin black-bellied plover shorebird decoy “Tinnie”, circa 1874 – 1910. The foldable body gave hunters the ability to stack multiple decoys allowing for more space.
Vintage 1940s Maryland Madison Mitchell? Red Head Working Duck Decoy
Choice 1940 or 1950s red head duck decoy that we believe was carved by Madison Mitchell. Has original paint, boat shaped body with elongated tail, articulated and carved long beak, painted eyes. Excellent condition.
redhead drake duck decoy antique upper chesapeake maryland
Unknown maker Interesting upper Chesapeake Bay redhead drake decoy Seldom seen curved body and turned head Tack eyes Original paint Lead weight and leather line tie on the bottom Please view all pictures and feel free to ask any questions prior to purchase
