Oneida Ltd. Fishing Lures: Stainless Steel Jig Spoon, Vintage 1950s.
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Stainless steel or chrome 4” jig/spoon fishing lures (9 total), stamped “Oneida Ltd.” Beautiful and sturdy. Ready to catch “the big one” or to be used as part of a nautical mobile or other creative craft.
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