This is the typical  Carter's Bestever plug. Made without eyes, and finished in vivid, electric colors, they were popular among the array of diving bass plugs available in the early and mid 1920s. The picture boxes were very well done. The paperwork inside describes several sizes and finishes.

This is the Dunk's version of the lure shown above. Notice this bait has glass eyes. The catalog inside folds out to be very large and includes a host of rods, reels, decoys, gaffs and other sporting paraphernalia offered by the America Display Company.

This is my favorite Dunk's bait, and one of my favorite all time baits. The wooden lure has a spring loaded head that can be rotated to make the lure dive or skitter on the surface. The Dubble Header was patented in 1932. The wooden head models are rare. Most have metal heads. Check out the graphics on this very neat "intro" box that was made only for a year or so.

This is the Dunk's Pike lure, a long, almost musky-sized glass eye bait. it's basically a large version of the Bestever plug. The foldout flyer inside mentions an even larger version for muskellonge. Bet it came in a really great box. Maybe we'll find one someday!

This is the Dunk's Swimalure, in "yellowjacket" finish. It is one of the more unusual baits from this company. Note the green box, which was used in the later years of Dunk's lure manufacture. The paperwork folds out to almost a small poster size.