Features - A Deep Diver lip, glass eyes, back gold imprinted "Pikie", metal tail, a factory black spot next to the eye on each side. No problems save for a few belly lines. EX-. The Shad paint is different than the examples from the 1960s and 1970s. Correct box end stamped "Special #2600-DD." Also, a 1950s pocket catalog. (Cat. #19013)

This angler-altered Sarasota came in a #3318 box (NOT part of this offering). It is complete from the glass eye to the tail. The fore section has been cupped and painted red. The chin has an added weight which is painted over in red and two more belly red spots. Quite unusual. Has an unmarked VG CCBCo box. (Cat. #19005)

Tack eye, no back mark. A few scattered pointers on chin and right side. Looks unused. Nice hardware. Housed in an incorrect box with a slip-on plastic lid. A late pocket cat.(Cat. #19010)

Cataloged in plastic but this is a tack eye wood bait with a Deep Diver Lip and gold back imprint. A mint example. An unnumbered Deep Diver box and late pocket catalog. (Cat. #19015)

The larger size FR Dingbat. A paint crack by rear hook extends on the belly where the hook was inserted. Slightest chipping under line tie and rear of lure. Shows very well on top and sides. Full hair. EX- (Cat. #18984)

Paint on back and sides is excellent. The belly shows the line of the buried hook. The squirrel tail "legs" are sparse and there are only remnants of the feathers. This variation has the rounded head. The hook is crusty. Overall, VG+ (Cat. #18988)

Creek Chub dubbed this color Chub but it is actually a red headed bait while the body is covered in glitter and feathers. One spot on left above the surface - a tiny factory flaw. Otherwise a mint bait. Housed in a late TTN box with the black card insert. (Cat. #18981)

CCBCo F-1001 Plunker Bass Bug, All Red: One of the rarest colors in this series. On the original black card and held in a late TTN box. The lure is EX+. (Cat. #18979)

Scarcer of the two colors offered in this series. Nice paint. Some corrosion on hook and disk that holds the hook in place (can be cleaned). Two heavier age cracks on belly and extending to the left side. Still VG++ (Cat. #18985)

A superior specimen with two VERY minor disruptions. A slight rub on varnish and a tic on the nose. I see one belly age line. Nice paint and hair. EX cond. (Cat. #18983)