Brand: Pflueger, Pequea, Johnson, Unbranded
Original/Reproduction: Original
Type: Vintage Tackle Lot / Estate Find
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Item Description
Title: Vintage Estate Fishing Tackle Lot in King Edward VII Cigar Box - Pflueger & More
Up for auction is a fantastic, authentic "estate find" vintage fishing tackle lot housed inside a classic vintage King Edward The Seventh Mild Tobaccos cardboard cigar box. This lot has been left exactly as found, offering a wonderful glimpse into mid-century fishing history.
Perfect for collectors of vintage fishing memorabilia, repurposing, or rustic cabin decor!
What’s Included in the Box:
Pflueger Split Shot Sinkers Tin: Classic small rectangular green and cream pocket tin (Trade Marks Reg U.S. Pat. Office, Made in U.S.A.).
Pflueger Fish Hooks Round Tin: Vintage yellow/gold round tin featuring illustrations of Kirby, Carlisle, and Limerick hooks.
Pequea Snelled Hooks Packaging: Retro teal and black paper wrap ("Pequea (Peck-way) Snelled Hooks, Strasburg, PA").
Johnson's Snelled Hooks Box: Vintage small orange cardboard box with graphics.
Vintage Bobbers/Floats: Includes a classic red/white/yellow striped stick float with spring attachment and a red/white plastic slip bobber.
Assorted Sinker Weights: Includes a large round disc sinker, egg sinkers, and split shots.
Assorted Lures & Bait: Features a small vintage red rubber/plastic artificial minnow lure.
Vintage Spearing/Gig Tip: A rustic, rusted multi-pronged metal spear tip with coiled wire.
Miscellaneous: Vintage "Oint Stick" tube, loose line, hooks, and hardware.
The Box: Vintage King Edward Invincible cardboard cigar box with great graphics, showing age-appropriate shelf wear and staining.
Condition Note:
Items are in vintage, used condition with varying degrees of wear, rust, patina, and age. The pieces have not been thoroughly cleaned or tested in order to preserve their original vintage integrity. Please view all high-resolution photos carefully to judge the exact contents and condition of this lot. Sold entirely AS-IS.
This box was found in a shed off Lake Michigan.
(Note the Johnson spoon box is empty)