For your consideration is this George Lawrence Company Model 4 D fishing creel from the 1930-40s, made in Portland, Oregon. From 1923 to 1954, the Lawrence Company was a leading manufacturer of Oregon creels in Portland. The George Lawrence Company, founded in 1857 in Portland, Oregon, was known for creating high-quality leather items, such as fishing creels. Their creels made between 1923 and 1954, are renowned for their superior craftsmanship and design. These creels have finely woven wicker baskets accented by saddle leather components. The leather is frequently tooled or embossed, revealing exquisite designs and exceptional craftsmanship. This creel features a split willow weave and leather construction and an open section in the top for throwing fish in and a handle on the back for easy carrying. This model does not features the leather bottom or intricately tooled leather designs. The front shows a leather and metal belt buckle to secure the lid and shows a metal badge reading, "Established 1857 / The George Lawrence Co. / Portland, Oregon". The top is stamped showing the model number reading, "4D" and the inside of the creel houses a leather shoulder strap that can be connected to the back through two slots. It shows good condition overall with wear present from its age and use over the years, nut no major signs of damage noted. It measures 6" L x 14 7/8" W x 9 3/4" H and weighs 2 pounds.