That we got with our purchase..if any of tall have any info on em that'd be great.

Jerrys favorite. A #15 oneida Newhouse bear trap out of NY





Some other Oneida Newhouse

All from Lititz pA

Jump trap,#2 shoulder catch 2 trigger,a #1=, a #3 and a 1.5 coilspring.

From NY
A #3 Oneida new house
#2 Victor Oneida



Just thought some of ya might like to see em

Unfortunately these traps are worthless. I’ll pay $1.95 for all of them. You pay shipping. How am I doing?

Nice !!!!!!

I believe that #15 would be my favorite to.

If those traps are worth money than I have a good bunch in the scrap pile I should pull out.

What size are those two jump traps with teeth?

The two triggers are fairly common. Not much of a user and little collector value.

The others look like good users. The Newhouse - both PA and NY - are collectors. Keep digging, I bet you will find some treasures before you are finished.

Catherine: The 15 is a very good collector trap worth approximately 1,000 plus or minus 200 depending on the chain setup and condition(pan shows pitting but fully readable). The remainder are old and interesting but too commonly saved and found to bring much for prices. Perhaps the #3 Newhouse is the best of the lot.

What is that single long spring, next to the jump trap, with what appears to be marked jaws Nancy?

Cathtryn those are some good looking traps. Which brings me to this story about how I came across some traps a long time ago. I am going to say about 1978 ish I was fishing with my father in a creek in an area where the only road there was the one they were building. I was fishing on this streem and happened across a old ceader tree that had a church door cut into the bottom of it and inside was a stash of traps and cooking utensils for someone traveling on the land. I have a good idea about where it is but have not been able to get back there yet to look for it.

I'm sure the traps up in that old ceader are worth money

Nice. I bought an old 2 trigger from a garage sale for $7. Cool design to hang on the shed.

Got a nice #5 slickpan a few years ago in a trade for a lynx hat.
Sounds like an early Christmas day for You and Jerry going thru all the stuff.

IADC..i'll have o check my list.ill let you know tomorrow. I'm at work now and the list isn't and I do t wanna te you the wrong thing

Only one has teeth. It's a Victor #14

Dang, that's the worst one value wise, #13 and #12 are bigger money. That #14 is much more common, basically a user trap. Thanks for checking.

What's the pan say on that single long spring?