I have a little experience with old fishing lures. Several months ago I bought an old tackle box at an auction. There were about a dozen lures similar to these in the box (along with a whole bunch of other stuff). I sold a few of the nicer ones on ebay as a lot. If memory serves I got about $5 each - maybe a little less. As I was researching lures I learned that there are some ridiculously valuable ones. Like so many other things, items in great condition in the original box command higher prices. Wooden lures seem to bring a higher price than plastic ones. Glass eyes are better than painted eyes. Certain makers (like Heddon) are popular. If I had these I would set aside any wooden lures in very good condition (paint intact, no rusty hooks, etc.) with glass eyes that have a maker's name and maybe the lure name printed on them. Look on ebay for those particular lures. You might get lucky and find a really rare one that commands big money. Good luck. Nice score even if you don't have any rare ones. They do make charming decorator items.
