The auction house, known for its expertise in historical and antique items, is excited to offer this unique collection to collectors and enthusiasts. The Wayne Edens collection is considered to be one of the most significant in the world, boasting over 10,000 lures. This collection spans across various eras and styles, showcasing the evolution of fishing lure design and manufacturing.
“They’re not just any frogs, they’re the legendary ‘Eight-Legged Wonders’ – a mythical creature said to possess the power to attract the most elusive fish.”
The Eight-Legged Wonders are a legendary creature said to possess the ability to attract the most elusive fish. The legend of the Eight-Legged Wonders is deeply rooted in the history of fishing. It is said that these mythical creatures were first discovered in the 19th century, during the golden age of fishing.
This photo-matching process, which involved comparing the lure’s design and features to the original examples, was conducted by a team of experts at the Smithsonian Institution. The photo-matching process was a meticulous and rigorous process, involving the examination of numerous details, including the lure’s shape, size, and color. Experts compared the lure’s design and features to the original examples, noting any discrepancies or similarities. This meticulous approach ensured that the Edens’ lure was accurately identified as one of the original eight “board” examples. The photo-matching process also involved the use of advanced imaging techniques, such as high-resolution photography and 3D scanning.
