Heddon Lure Collections Page 16

Heddon Collections Page 16

Jim Viviano's
Heddon 210
Surface Lure Collection
Kirkwood, Missouri

Here's my friend Jim Viviano's
super collection of Heddon 210s. Jim always does a great job of his display case layout.
Jim has just added all of the latest "special order" 210s. Thanks, Jim...!!!

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If you have any 210s not seen here send Jim an email.
jpviv@charter.net

Harold "Hal" King's Collection of
Heddon 210 Surface Lures
Kokomo, Indiana
Here's another nifty collection of 210s by my new friend Hal King.
Thanks for sharing the pictures Hal...!!!

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If you have any Heddon 210s
in tough colors send Hal an email:
Haroldkokomo@aol.com

Jack Bates's Collection of
Heddon 9520 Baby Chuggers
Alamogordo, New Mexico
Here's another outstanding collection. Looks like Jack has an example of
every color ever put on a 9520 Chugger.
Thanks Jack for sharing this great collection with us...!!!
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I can't imagine anyone having a color not shown here but if it's out there
Jack would like to buy it...! Here's his email address:
yellowjack@earthlink.net

Todd Long's Collection of
Heddon Chugger Jrs
Longview, Texas
This is another super collection of a very popular bait with collectors. They produced them in a lot of neat colors.
Thanks for sharing Todd...!!!

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Send Todd an email.
Tlcuzin@aol.com
Here's a link to Todd's Web Site
Todd Long Tackle

Todd Long's Collection of
Heddon Wounded Spooks
Longview, Texas
Here's a neat little collection of Heddons
Thanks again Todd...!!!

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Here's Todd's email address.
Tlcuzin@aol.com
Here's a link to Todd's Web Site
Todd Long Tackle

Jim Viviano's
Heddon - Stanley Lure Collection
Kirkwood, Missouri

Here's Jim Viviano's collection of Heddon/Stanley Baits. I think most of the metal baits were made in the Stanley plant. I'm not sure about the wooden ones but I think the bodies were made in Dowagiac then sent to Stanley for assembly. Thanks, Jim...!!!

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Here's a link to Jim's email address.
jpviv@charter.net

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