First photo are like new Bagleys Bass N Shads.

 

Next are flat-sided, coffin Bill cranks from Tennessee. The bottom of the two small ones have a sticker that read TN-PRO. The larger one has a sticker that reads PERRY's. These are home made I believe. Anybody have any info on them?

 

Then the bottom is a Rebel Craw and diving Rattle Trap . 

 

Paid three dollars a piece for them.

6 minutes ago, scaleface said:

First photo are like new Bagleys Bass N Shads.

 

Next are flat-sided, coffin Bill cranks from Tennessee. The bottom of the two small ones have a sticker that read TN-PRO. The larger one has a sticker that reads PERRY's. These are home made I believe. Anybody have any info on them?

 

Then the bottom is a Rebel Craw and diving Rattle Trap . 

 

Paid three dollars a piece for them.

Nice! Love the Rebel Craw. I think the Diving trap is kind of rare. Nice find.

They may be Vintage, not Antique that are 1940’s or earlier.

Suggest you change the hooks if planning to use them.

Tom

The bottom two middle chartreuse ones look like they might be Poe's. Hard to tell that top one.

FM

9 minutes ago, WRB said:

They may be Vintage, not Antique that are 1940’s or earlier.

Suggest you change the hooks if planning to use them.

Tom

I know they are not old , still purchased at an antique store .

 

Do you know anything about hand-crafted flat sided ,Coffin bill cranks made in Tennessee? I know that area is famous for them .

1 minute ago, Fishingmickey said:

The bottom two middle chartreuse ones look like they might be Poe's. Hard to tell that top one.

FM

They are not Poes' They appear to be hand Crafted in Tennessee.

3 minutes ago, scaleface said:

 

They are not Poes' They appear to be hand Crafted in Tennessee.

I just googled Poe's. The eyes are wrong. TY for the correction Scales.

FM

Just now, Fishingmickey said:

I just googled Poe's. The eyes are wrong. TY for the correction Scales.

FM

The bottom reads TN-PRO .

@whitwolf    look at the lip on this Rebel crank . Is that a rare one?

 

Tennessee is a Mecca for balsa crank baits, flatsides  started there. I believe those lures pictured are custom made, the eye are not painted on like Black Label etc.

Tom

8 minutes ago, WRB said:

Tennessee is a Mecca for balsa crank baits, flatsides  started there. I believe those lures pictured are custom made, the eye are not painted on like Black Label etc.

Tom

This is on the bottom . 

That’s a Rebel Big Craw.   That model and color are still made.

One of the handmade cranks reads Perrys on the bottom . They are all three made by the same person . I have discovered that there was a man from Tennessee named Perry Shockly who made flat sided cranks . Any of you TN guys know anything?