Alright guys, I know next to nothing about vintage lures, and even less about vintage freshwater lures, so need some help identifying and pricing these lures for a friend. They were her father's lures, being kept in a tin in the basement....I got excited when she brought them to work to show me....so the next few pics will be the little info I could get off the lures.....ok, go!

ok, from the top, no markings on it.
second down says J.C.Higgins -S
bottom is a Heddon River Runt Spook floater

top left-plastic Heddon Chugger Spook
middle left-no markings plastic
bottom left-no markings wood
top right-no markings wood
middle right- Sputter Bug stamped on blade

next is the jointed
top left-J.C.Higgins Paw Paw
middle left- no markings
bottom left-Creek Chub Top N Pop
top right- J.C.Higgins Paw Paw
middle right-no markings
bottom right- no markings
far right- miracle minnow No. 472-J

Top left- Fred Arbogast Jitterbug Akron Ohio
2nd down left- same as above
3rd down left- same as above
4th down left- Spin Hula Dancer
Right top-Heddon Crazy Crawler
Right middle- Heddon Tiny Crazy Crawler
Right bottom- Hula Popper
Far Right- P&K Bright Eyes

second pic is front view of P&K

and the last one
top left-Kautzky Lazy Ike
middle left- has Pflueger stamped on front spinner
Bottom left- Heddon Tiny Stingaree
Top Right- Red Eye "Wiggler", The Hofschneider Corp, Rochester,NY
middle right-South Bend Optic
bottom right-weedless, blade says Sputter Fuss, back looks like lead stamped with "Hawaiian" and "2 1/2"
far right- solid Abolone spoon, no markings

Nice bunch of plugs. Nothing there of collector value. Most worth no more than $15 each at most. They are fished so....fish them!:fishin:

score! She up and told me to keep them, thought I would enjoy them more than anyone else.....she was right!!!!!