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New Commentaries
Excess Is Out of Fashion by John Fiske, Editor-in-Chief, New England Antiques Journal
Early Eider Hen By Augustus Aaron “Gus” Wilson, by James David Brodell, M.D.
Just Acquired
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Mason Tackeye Red Knot in Spring Breeding Plumage Shorebird Decoy |
| Ca. 1910. A bold example in strong cherry red original paint. Original bill. Similar to the outstanding examples shown in "Mason Decoys," page 98. 11" long. $14,500 | |
Reference Book Collection
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We just acquired a collection of out-of-print antique and decoy reference books, including some hard-to-find titles. Visit our Reference Books section for more information. |
Mason Decoy Featured on 2009-10 Federal Duck Stamp
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Joshua Spies of Watertown, SD, has won the 2009-10 Federal Duck Stamp Competition with his rendering of a long-tailed |
| duck (old squaw) accompanied by an exceptionally rare Mason Tackeye old squaw drake decoy. The model of the decoy was the Tackeye old squaw pictured in our book, Mason Decoys, on page 91. The stamp goes on sale in June 2009. Additional information is available at www.joshuaspies.com. |
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Website Features
• Extensive inventory -- Click on any category in the left-hand menu to view 300+ antique duck decoys and antiques in original paint.
• Detailed descriptions, with prices and multiple images.
• A money-back guarantee on everything we sell.
• Free shipping all website purchases (excluding supplies).
• Daily updates -- new items every day!
• Secure credit card ordering.
• New inventory appears first in each category.
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New Sales Features In recognition of these difficult economic times, we are expanding our sales program: • New, more attractive prices on most items. Surf our website offerings; you may be surprised. • A 60-day layaway plan with no interest or carrying charges. Extended layaway is available. Email or call us for details. • Free shipping within the Continental US on any website purchase regardless of size (excluding supplies). We appreciate our loyal customers, and we would like to work with you if you are an infrequent visitor.
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