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C L A S S I F I E D S
Publications
“Gunnin’ Birds” by Kroghie Andresen, featuring the decoys of over 200 carvers from Back Bay, VA and
Currituck and Dare County, NC, from the author’s collection. 400
pages with over 1300 illustrations. $70 plus $7 s/h. Andresen Advisory
LLC, 810 Museum Dr., Charlotte, NC 28207, (704) 517-1941, www.Gunnin’Birds.com.
Decoy
Magazine: Limited supply of sold out issues available for $20 each plus
shipping. Call or email for selection, (302) 644-9001, decoymag@aol.com.
For Sale:
“The McCleery Auction,” edited by Gard & Shaw, a
comprehensive overview of the most important event in decoys history, 226
pages, $150 plus $10 S/H. Ron Gard, 37667 Forest
Lane, Suite 124, #1155, Dallas, TX 75244, (214) 357-6159, lakeemmatx@mac.com.
Attention
Subscribers: All of our classifieds are listed at no additional charge on our
website at www.decoymag.com. Send us your classified today. Prepay for one year for a 10%
discount, (302) 644-9001, decoymag@aol.com.
Visa/MC accepted.
Bound
Volumes: Decoy Magazine is offering
limited edition bound volumes: 1995/1996, 1997/1998, 1999/2000, 2001/2002,
2003/2004, 2005/2006 and 2007/2008 (14 issues in each). These handsome
professionally bound volumes ($195 each plus $10.95 shipping) look like
encyclopedias on the shelf. The 1995/1996, 1997/1998 and 1999/2000 editions are
available in very limited quantities, so don’t miss this opportunity to get
them all. Decoy Magazine, PO Box 787, Lewes, DE 19958, (302) 644-9001, Visa/MC
accepted.
Limited
Editions: Leather bound limited editions of “Chesapeake Bay Decoys” by
Richardson. Handsome leather binding, hand colored end sheets, hand sewn
bindings and slip cases ($175 includes shipping). Decoy Magazine, PO Box 787,
Lewes, DE 19958, (302) 644-9001. Visa/MC
accepted.
NOW AVAILABLE IN PRINT!
THE STEVENS BROTHERS
Their lives, the times and their decoys
By Dr. Peter J. Muller & Peggy Lane Muller
Photography by Jim Edwards
This is the story of the Stevens brothers,
Harvey and George, two country boys
from Weedsport, New York, who
made some of the finest hunting decoys in
the 19th century. This book provides an historical overview
of the times, biographical information
of Harvey and George, along with Fred,
another brother who helped later in the
process, hunting on the Finger Lakes and
Long Island, where many of their decoys
were used, and a comprehensive analysis of
their carving and painting techniques, which
differentiates between the work of each
carver. Additional chapters concern the
weighting and marking of the decoys and a
discussion of the patterns used to make
them. Most importantly, it includes a
beautiful presentation of over 200 color
photographs of their finest decoys. This book will be an important addition to your library for only $75.00.
Call Decoy Magazine at (302) 644-9001
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