Motorcycles and now Cars!!!
how about airplanes and boats!










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Indians are popular....
The use of the name (and image of) Indians (both the "generic" term so to speak and the names of various tribes and Indian "terms") is WIDELY used in advertising and has been from the founding of this country and the native peoples being mis-identified as "Indians"... I have doubted any connection between the motorcycles and reels from the start... about as much connection as there is to say... Indian Corn or the Indian baseball team (why not reels given at the seventh inning stretch?)
However that said MoPar lures? Don't see many MoPars that are not part of the car company... (though you DO see lots of Remington stuff on the "bay" that folks have newly made to capitalize on the name... so that is a possibility...)
Just to add interest to the topic, I have a nice very old avacado green stove made by GM. Even has the GM logo on it... so why not the odd lure?
Was a lure company here in the Texas Hill Country (that shall remain nameless) that made custom lures for companies with their logos on it...Maybe this is a similar case?
(so Milt how do you get the emoticons off the "View more" page? I gotta drag them on...
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However that said MoPar lures? Don't see many MoPars that are not part of the car company... (though you DO see lots of Remington stuff on the "bay" that folks have newly made to capitalize on the name... so that is a possibility...)
Just to add interest to the topic, I have a nice very old avacado green stove made by GM. Even has the GM logo on it... so why not the odd lure?
Was a lure company here in the Texas Hill Country (that shall remain nameless) that made custom lures for companies with their logos on it...Maybe this is a similar case?


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I guess I'll have to put in my two cents on this post. I've been waiting for someone else to comment, but here goes. There are all kinds of advertising lures available. Some are real and some are fakes. This one is not. We also have reels getting into the "advertising" business with Disney characters, Snoopy, Spiderman, etc, etc. ORCA member Rich Dickman has collected and written on advertising lures - real and fake - several times. There are articles about these lures on my web site:
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