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Heddon Body Anatomy Sequences
The body shape progression of Heddon model 100 cup rig lures from 1904 to 1912.
Editing by Joe Stagnitti.
Not all body shapes are represented. See the article by Bill Sonnett in the Premier issue (1991) of the NFLCC Magazine for a full discussion of this topic.
See additional information on the correct boxes for these and other Heddon lures.
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c.1904, 100, three belly weights, slim body, brass hardware.
Paper
2. c. 1905, 150, two belly weights brass hardware, high forehead, sweeping gill marks. Paper 3. c. 1907, 100, two belly weights, nickel hardware. Paper 4. c. 1908, 100, one belly weight, nickel hardware, blunt nose. Paper 5. c. 1909-11, 100, one belly weight, fat body, white box model. Paper 6. c. 1912-15, 100, one belly weight, slimmer body, with name on prop. Paper
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c.1904, 100: three belly
wt., no name on prop, box: 'New' Dowagiac wood box
2. c. 1905, 100, two belly weights, no name on prop, box See additional 1905 body styles and colors
3. c. 1907, 100, two belly weights, no name on props, box: Wood box
4. c. 1908, 100,one belly weight, no name on prop, box: wood box
5. c. 1909-11, 100 one belly weight, fat body, no name on prop, box: white box model
6. c. 1912-15, 100, one belly weight, cup rig, name on prop: white or blue down leaping Bass box |
Links (model number) to full photo with the box of each lure
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Additional Heddon data and descriptions here...
Additional 1905 Heddon 100's to compare shapes