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Looking to buy some decoys just look below, over 90 decoys to choice  from, add them to your collection.​

Sleeping canvasback by Ed "One Arm" Kellie of Monroe, Michigan. Likely was modified as a sleeper.
 $1200

Rare wooden canvasback by Joe Travers of Vienna, Maryland.
 $1950

Canada goose by Madison Mitchell of Havre de Grace, Maryland, ca. 1950.
 $595

Black duck from the St. Lawrence River area similar to the work of the Belleville, Ontario carvers.
 $450

Pair of wigeon by Madison Mitchell, ca. 1950s, with a nice patina and honest gunning wear.
 $695

Coot decoy, ca. 1950s, with a slightly turned head and slight gunning wear by Madison Mitchell.
 $495

Early canvasback, ca. 1940, by Madison Mitchell in strong original paint and a mellow patina.
 $495

Pair of canvasbacks by Miles Hancock of Chincoteague, Virginia in terrific original paint. 
​Sale Pending

Hollow-carved bluebill hen by Charles Sumner Bunn with an inletted head, carved eyes and a terrific surface patina.
 $1950

Canvasback by Edson Gray of Ocean View, Delaware from his personal gunning rig, ca. 1930.
 $1695

Balsa-bodied black duck by Ira Hudson in Norman Hudson paint.
$1795

Wooden canvasback wing duck from the Griff Sinclair gunning rig in excellent original paint, ca. 1920, formerly in the collection of Norris Pratt. 
$5000

Hollow-carved Canada goose with a pinched breast by an unknown maker and from an unknown region.
 $1895

Red-breasted merganser by an unknown maker from the New Jersey coast, ca. 1920.
 $450

Black duck by an unknown Delaware River maker, ca. 1940s. "F.E.D" is scratched into the pad weight. 
$695

Pair of curlews by an unknown maker, probably from Cape May County, New Jersey, ca. 1890.
 $3500 for the pair.

Black-bellied plover by Obediah Verity of Seaford, Long Island, New York, ca. 1890. 
$7950

Bluebill hen by Ira Hudson of Chincoteague Virginia, ca. 1920. One of Hudson's earliest decoys in near mint condition.
 $8500

Canvasback wooden wing duck by Charles Nelson Barnard of Havre de Grace, Maryland, ca. 1930. Excellent original condition. 
$3850

Sculptural black duck by an unknown maker, possibly from New England, with carved crossed wingtips.
 $1895

Black duck by Miles Hancock of Chincoteague, Virginia. 
$595

Stylish black duck with raised wing carving attributed to Willis Gray of Ganonogue, Ontario, Canada, ca. 1920. 
​$895

Canada geese with removable heads by a Mr. Pruss of Saginaw Bay, Michigan, ca. 1930.
 $3000

Pair of cork-bodied snow geese with removable heads by a Mr. Pruss of Saginaw Bay, Michigan, ca. 1930. Terrific folk art appeal.
 $3000

Black duck by a member of the Stites family of Cape May County, NJ.
 $395

Early canvasback hen by Madison Mitchell of Havre de Grace, MD. 
$595

Redhead by Taylor Johnson of Point Pleasant, NJ. 
$495

Canvasback by Henry Lockard of Elk Neck, MD in Bob McGaw paint.
Sale Pending

Petite bluebill by an unknown Quebec maker.
 $395

Black duck by Ernie Fox of Brockville, Ontario.
 $895

Goldeneye by Orel LeBouef of St. Anicet, Quebec.
 $1200

Bluebill hen by D.K. Nichol of Smiths Falls, Ontario. 
$950

Balsa-bodied Canada goose by the Ward brothers of Crisfield, Maryland, signed and dated 1948. Nice form, slightly turned head and dry original paint. Ex-collection Dr. Mort Kramer. 
$3850

Pair of hollow-carved mallards by Mike Shurada of Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, ca. 1930s. Nice original paint with a wonderful dry surface patina.
 $1295

Hollow "turtle back" bluebill with a bottom board by Norm MacDonald of Prince Edward County, Ontario, ca. 1920. Wonderful form with a nice dry surface patina. 
$1000

Curlew by John Dilley of Quogue, Long Island, New York, ca. 1890. A rare species with deeply cut wings in well worn original paint with a replaced bill. A classic Long Island shorebird by one of its most acclaimed makers. 
$4750

Two drake canvasbacks by Charlie Joiner of Chestertown, Maryland. Both are fine examples of his early gunning decoys with wide bills and a hint of a Roman nose. One is signed and dated 1959 and the other is singed and dated 1962.
 $595 each

Decorative "Christmas duck" wigeon by Madison Mitchell of Havre de Grace, Maryland, ca. 1950s.
 $595

Black-bellied plover, possibly from the Canadian Maritimes, ca. 1900. Gunners carry hole drilled through the body.
 $895

Merganser hen by Halstead Brown of Noank, Connecticut, ca. 1920s. 
$695

Bluebill by Ira Hudson of Chincoteague, Virginia, ca. 1940. Wonderful deep body form in original paint with a nice dry surface patina. 
$3250

Bluebill by the Ward brothers of Crisfield, Maryland, ca. 1930. Cheeky, bulbous head with nicely carved wings. Great early bird!
 $8500

Green-winged teal hen by William Kemble of Trenton, New Jersey, ca. 1910. Good original paint. New Jersey teal are very rare!
 $950
 

Challenge grade brant by the Mason decoy factory of Detroit, ca. 1915. 
$2495

Canvasback hen by Henry Lockard of Elk Neck, Maryland in Bob McGaw paint, ca. 1915.
Sale Pending

Rare wigeon by Tom Wilson of Ipswich, Massachusetts, ca. 1920. Never rigged. 
$3850

Black duck by Lonnie Ganung of West Haven, Connecticut, ca. 1920.
 $1595

Bluebill by Chauncey Wheeler of Alexandria Bay, New York. 
$1895

Bluebill by Jimmy Clark of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, ca. 1930.
 $695

Hollow-carved black duck by Joe Tom Cranmer of Manahawkin, New Jersey, ca. 1920. Ex-collection of John Hillman. $795

Pictured at the left is the bottom of the Cranmer black duck with the Hillman collection stamp.

Cork-bodied eider by L.L. Bean of Freeport, Maine, 1950s. Nice condition and fully rigged. 
$495 

Canvasback by Bob McGaw of Havre de Grace, Maryland, ca. 1930. Good original paint and condition. Half of the "dog bone" weight has been removed by an early collector so that it would sit on a shelf. Similar in style to the McGaw canvasback that appeared on a U.S. postage stamp.
$1295

Redhead by John "Daddy" Holly of Havre de Grace, Maryland, ca. 1870. Mixture of original and old gunning repaint. Nice dry surface patina with wear to bare wood in a couple of spots. Crack in one side of the neck. Nice example of an early Susquehanna Flats decoys.
 $1895

Hollow-carved black duck from Cape May County, New Jersey, ca. 1920. This large oversized decoy, used on the Delaware Bay side of the peninsula, has excellent sculptural form. Paint may have been restored at some point. Fully rigged. Similar to the work of Townsend Godfrey, but as yet it was carved by an unidentified maker. 
$2495

Old squaw from coastal Maine, ca. 1900. Tiny flat-bottomed decoy, fully rigged, with wonderful paint pattern and dry surface patina. A folk art delight!
 $2895

Hooded merganser hen by Leonard Jester of Chincoteague, Virginia, ca. 1950. Leonard was the nephew of Doug Jester and worked in his shop. This "hairy head" is in near perfect condition and fully rigged. 
$1295

Pintail hen by Madison Mitchell of Havre de Grace, Maryland, ca. 1940. This decoy has Mitchell's earliest paint pattern - most pintail hens have scratch feather paint. Fully rigged. Some damage to the top of the tail. A rare hard to find example. 
$3250

Bluebill by an unidentified maker from Ontario, Canada. Flat-bottomed, solid-bodied decoy with nicely applied combed-painted tail feathers. Bulbous head gives it an animated folky look. While the maker is unknown, it appears to be from the Toronto area.
 $1095

Redhead by an unidentified maker from Upstate New York, ca. 1920. Folky, almost "helmet-like" head. Near perfect original paint. Branded "T Wlson" on the bottom. Ex-collection of Colonel Connor.
 $595

Red-breasted merganser by an unidentified maker from Long Island, ca. 1900. Terrific carving to the crest gives the head a very folky look. Nice early North Shore decoy.
 $1695

Ruddy turnstone from the well-known Bennett rig, ca. 1990. Coastal New Jersey was one of the few areas in the country where ruddy turnstone decoys were made and used. Old gunning repaint. Excellent paint pattern.
 $2850

Matched pair of long-billed curlews by an unidentified maker from coastal New Jersey, ca. 1890. Long-billed curlews are among the rarest species of shorebird decoys, and these two are rigmates. Somewhat thin bodies and absolutely original bills. Excellent original paint and condition. It's amazing they survived their years of usage. Excellent examples of early American folk art.
 $35,000

Red-breasted merganser by an unidentified New Jersey maker, ca. 1880. Early hollow pegged construction and nice crusty surface patina. One side is a little "bleached out," possibly due to exposure to the sun. Diamond-shaped pad weight on the bottom. 
$1895

Black duck by Rhodes Truex of Atlantic City, New Jersey, ca. 1915. Hollow-carved construction, carved eyes and inletted weight. Small repair to a chip in the tail. Terrific form. 
$1295

Canada goose by Charlie Joiner of Chestertown, Maryland, signed and dated 1952. Perfect condition, never rigged nor used. This is the finest example of a Joiner goose decoy that we've ever seen. 
$2895