Antique Canvasback by Tobin Meldrum circa 1900
Antique Canvasback by Tobin Meldrum circa 1900
SOLD $695.00 Sold: Feb 29, 2024 on eBayOriginal Listing Description
CANVASBACK DRAKE by TOBIN MELDRUM circa 1900In 2005, was Appraised by renown Decoy Expert, Henry, A. Kleckenstein, Jr., his opinion, ( a copy of remarks in reference decoy made by Tobin Meldrum of Fairhaven, Michigan, circa1920, In old working paint, structurally fine condition”On underside of decoy label Drake Tobin Meldrum, Fairhaven, Michigan, ca: 1900. See: “Decoys of the Mississippi Flyway”,Haid. “Amercan Bird Decoy” Johnsgaard. Illustrated: “American Decoys” Colio, page:23Head neck turns, size approx. 16 1/2 inches long and 5 1/2 wide Information on Henry A. Fleckenstein, Jr.:Among his accomplishments were the books he wrote: Decoys of the Mid-Atlantic Region, 1979; American Factory Decoys, 1980; Shorebird Decoys, 1980; New Jersey Decoys, 1983; and Southern Decoys, 1983. He also illustrated Ward Brothers Decoys and Pioneer Decoy Carvers. He was a contributing author to Chesapeake Bay Decoy Carvers and the Men Who Made Them. In addition to his books, he has written numerous auction catalogues, provided photography and illustrations to numerous sporting publications Henry was participant at the Easton Waterfowl Festival from its beginning and was one of the first elected to the Water Fowl Festival Hall of Fame where he was acknowledged for his expertise and knowledge of decoys as well as his commitment to promoting appreciation of this true American art form. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Note: This item has been sold and is no longer available. This page serves as a historical price reference for Duck Decoy collectors and appraisers.
Original Listing Description
CANVASBACK DRAKE by TOBIN MELDRUM circa 1900In 2005, was Appraised by renown Decoy Expert, Henry, A. Kleckenstein, Jr., his opinion, ( a copy of remarks in reference decoy made by Tobin Meldrum of Fairhaven, Michigan, circa1920, In old working paint, structurally fine condition”On underside of decoy label Drake Tobin Meldrum, Fairhaven, Michigan, ca: 1900. See: “Decoys of the Mississippi Flyway”,Haid. “Amercan Bird Decoy” Johnsgaard. Illustrated: “American Decoys” Colio, page:23Head neck turns, size approx. 16 1/2 inches long and 5 1/2 wide Information on Henry A. Fleckenstein, Jr.:Among his accomplishments were the books he wrote: Decoys of the Mid-Atlantic Region, 1979; American Factory Decoys, 1980; Shorebird Decoys, 1980; New Jersey Decoys, 1983; and Southern Decoys, 1983. He also illustrated Ward Brothers Decoys and Pioneer Decoy Carvers. He was a contributing author to Chesapeake Bay Decoy Carvers and the Men Who Made Them. In addition to his books, he has written numerous auction catalogues, provided photography and illustrations to numerous sporting publications Henry was participant at the Easton Waterfowl Festival from its beginning and was one of the first elected to the Water Fowl Festival Hall of Fame where he was acknowledged for his expertise and knowledge of decoys as well as his commitment to promoting appreciation of this true American art form. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Note: This item has been sold and is no longer available. This page serves as a historical price reference for Duck Decoy collectors and appraisers.