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| Wood boxes for Pre-1910 Monarch's are rare and should contain a see-thru hardware model lure. The top of the box is imprinted rather than having a paper label. $400-up |
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| A c. 1907-1912 Paper label Neverfail wood box from the Enterprise Manufacturing Company, which preceeded Pflueger and Four Brothers. $300-up |
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| This is the "Target" or "Medallion" version cardboard box label. The box should be maroon. Note the 's and " "' used in the type. Used in the 1911 to 1916 era. $300-up |
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| A second variation of the "Medallion" box. Note the lack of " " around NEVERFAIL. $300-up |
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| This is a later version of the Neverfail maroon box paper label. Note the addition of the words "Under Water" and there is no 's. $300-up |
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| The most common Four Brothers label. $200-up |
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| Second version of the Four Brothers label, but from the same era. $200-up |
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| Less common "Red Bull Dog" Monarch box label. Note the addition of the hyphenated name. This is the earlier box of the two. $250-up |
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| A "Red Bull Dog" Monarch cardboard box paper label. This is the more common type. Used in the 1914-1924 range. $250-up |
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