George Lockard made far fewer decoys than his brother Henry Lockard did; so his decoys are rarer and harder to find, particularly one in as good condition as this one is. It is structurally sound--no body or neck cracks; and the decoy appears to have been hardly used after it was last painted, which I estimte was done in the 1940'sor 50's.
Return Policy
Please look carefully at ALL photos of the decoys. We try very hard to describe accurately the physical appearance (including any blemishes) of the decoys we sell. Still, if you are dissatisfied with your purchase after you receive it, you may return it for a full refund (less fees if you paid by credit card) as long as the decoy is returned within two weeks in the same condition that it was in when shipped to you. You are responsible for shipping costs for returns.
