This is an airplane ticket for Jack Smithwick from 1953.
Pewter Belt Buckle with the Smithwick Rearing
This is Jack K. Smithwick's business card. It is from the early 1970's when Smithwick purchased Championship Tackle Company.
This is a picture of the decal Smithwick used on their baits.
This is an original blank for a F-100 Devils Horse. It has been pre-drilled but is un-painted.
Baseball type SMITHWICK hat.
This letterhead has the name: Smithwick Lures, Inc. It also has the Smithwick logo of the rearing Devils Horse. It was used after the name change from Jack K. Smithwick & Son
This decal is 5" x 8" and shows the rearing
This is a mold for the 6" Flutter Tail Rubber Worm. Quite a find.
This is a paint stick that was used in the Smithwick factory to paint the eyes on the lures. It came to me from someone who got it from the estate sale at the closed down Smithwick factory.
This patch shows up in the color chart from the 1980's. It is 3" high and 2 1/2" wide.
This is a new Smithwick Patch. It is 4" x 2 1/2".
This patch shows up in the 1977 color catalog. It is 3' in diameter.
This patch is 3" in diameter.
Here is a print of a picture painted by Wiley Miller. It was used on the cover of the Fishing Facts magazine in June of 1971.
This is a Printers Proof Item that was used to print Ads or Color Charts. It is for the A-1000 Devels Warhorse. it is 1" x 3" and is made of a heavy paper like material.
This printing block came from a sporting goods store that closed down in 1965 in Paducah, Ky. Oh what a find.
Smithwick's desk at the estate sale. It is an air powered screw driver used in the factory to put the screws in the hook hangers on the lures. It had been repaired and still has the repair tag on it. THANK YOU Travis Houston for sending this to add to the growing Smithwick collection.
This is a label from a spray can of Worm Scent.