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Welcome to Randy's Antique Fishing Lures.
"I BUY OLD FISHING LURES"
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I am now accepting Consignments. If you have Old Fishing tackle to sell, and I am unable to purchase, I am happy to offer my consignment services. For a low fee I will find a home for your fishing collectibles.
I am an avid collector of early angling history and I am very interested in buying your old antique fishing lures, lure boxes, old reels, reel boxes, or any other items that are also related to vintage American fishing history.
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My intention on this website is to showcase examples of, and furnish information about our amazing angling heritage through pictures of antique lures, lure boxes, reels, and other related and historic fishing items or emphera. Hopefully the information contained within will add inspiration to the future of this fascinating hobby of Antique Fishing Lure Collecting.
I am continuously updating this website with more content and information, so please keep checking back.
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A example of some very early wooden fishing lures that I like to collect. Most of these lures were made prior to 1910.
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An example of some very early fishing lures made of glass and metal that I like to collect. Some of these date to the 19th century.
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Please see my other pages on this website to view the photo galleries of many Antique Fishing Lures and their Boxes among many other old Fishing Reels and Collectibles.
On this site you will find images and information about old lures, and boxes from many companies such as Heddon, Creek Chub, Pflueger, Shakespeare, South Bend, Keeling, Moonlight, Bite-Em Bait, and an extensive variety of early miscellanious lure makers. It will also focus on some of the early reel makers. I will be adding more content as time goes on so please keep checking back. Thank you for visiting.
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The Kalamazoo Minnow / c. 1904
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The Pontiac Minnow / c. 1909
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The Wilcox Wiggler / c. 1907
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The Chippewa Minnow / c. 1913
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The Charmer Minnow / c. 1910
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