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Birds Of A Feather Wildfowl Decoys At The Shelburne Museum is a 178 page hard cover book filled with 250 of the museum's most important and artistically carved decoys by some of the top American carvers. This book is the first examination of the historic and unparalleled decoy collection at the Shelbourne museum. The story of the collection begins with Joel D. Barber whose gift of 400 superior examples established the collection in 1952. Very imformative book with some very nice examples, good reference book. Dust cover has some minor wear, book is in near mint condition.
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David Ward bluebill Drake, Manitoba, Ontario. Tack eyes, extremely hollow body with bottom board, combination of original and old hunter touchups, has some shot marks and bottom board has a...
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Mason Canvasback Drake, standard grade, Detroit, Michigan. Glass eyes, solid body, original paint with varnish, circa 1920's, minor hunting wear, rigging hook on bottom. Decoy measures 15-1/2" long, 4" wide,...
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Wooden Duck Call, J.L. (Joseph) Melancon, Robeline, Louisiana. Call has brass reed, traditional duck stamp on barrel. Measures 7" long, works, and is in good condition with little wear.
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Pair of Illinois River Mallards by unknown carver. Found in Canton, Illinois, circa 1920's, hollow bodies, original paint, a few shot marks, some hunting wear, and rigging hooks. Drake has...