Rick Fitch Decoys 
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​Phone -  215-479-2358 
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​ Mason hen tackeye bluebill. It is in original paint with the wear that you would expect to see on a decoy that is 100 years old. The feather loop painting is still visible on the back. Hen Masons are harder to find because when Mason made a dozen decoys eight were drakes and only four were hens.
$245
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Brant by Jonas Sprague of Beach Haven, NJ. This is a fat body, high tail barnegat Bay decoy. It is in very old working paint. Joans was Chris Sprague's father.
$325
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Jim Holly canvasback. Holly was from Harve de Grace, MD and was the son of decoy maker John "Daddy" Holly. The decoy is in working paint as are most decoys that were used in salt water. It carries the OO brand which was a rig that belonged to Orville Nash of Kent Island, MD.
$495
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Redhead by the J.N. Dodge Co. Dodge was a forerunner to Mason. The operated in Detroit, MI from around 1872 until 1894. This redhead is one of the earliest Dodge decoys that are sometimes called backyard Dodges. The paint is worn but still very pleasing.
$395
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Greenwing teal by Dale Dalrymple. This decoy is hollow carved, in excellent condition and carries Dale's brand on the bottom. Dale is a contemporary carver from Ohio, and his decoys are very collectible.
$95
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Miniature Hooded Merganser decoys. This is an excellent pair of miniature decoys, with each decoy being about 6 1/2 inches long. The base they are on is 12 inches long. The carver is unknown to me, but did a wonderful job with excellent feather detail in both carvings.
$110
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Calvin Hickman blackduck
Hickman was from Port Republic, NJ. This decoy is made with three piece construction, and has an inletted weight. CH is stamped in the weight, and the decoy is circa 1910-1920. The paint is a mix of original and some touchup.
$375
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New Jersey blackduck
The carver is unknown to me, but this is an excellent example of a NJ blackduck. It is hollow carved and carries two brands. One brand is FURMAN and the other brand is TUTTLE. It is also stamped ELV under the tail. These brands have also been found on decoys by H.V. Shourds.
$475
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Offered is an Upper Bay bluebill decoy
It is unsigned, but probably by Madison Mitchell. It is in very nice condition with touch up to the feather painting.
$195
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This is an excellent pair of hollow Charles Black (1882-1956) bluebills
Black was from Bordentown, NJ and in his lifetime made between 400 and 500 decoys. Most of Black's decoys were given to family members, when he did sell them he charged $2 each. His carving style was later used by carvers like Bianco, West, and McLoughlin.
$795
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This goldeneye decoy is from north of the border
​ It is solid carved with brass tack eyes. The paint is original with wear from being used. There is a note on the bottom that it is from the rig of the late H. Woods.
$395
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