Manufactured c. the early 1900s, the basic concept of the Fur Getter is to attract all manner of furry critters right to the muzzle of this contraption through the use of the baited hook, where they meet their demise by attempting to run away with said bait which in turn pulls the hook which is attached to the trigger. One period advertisement states it can kill any animal up to a wolf without causing any damage to the fur. Marked "TAYLOR FUR GETTER./F.C. TAYLOR FUR CO. ST. LOUIS. MO." on the left side of the frame, 1914 patent date on the reverse. It shows standard features and is mounted on a swivel stake/screw for mounting in logs or other game-rich environments. Also includes a stake extension and securing pin.

Very fine, the brass mostly bright with an attractively lightly aged patina and the iron components showing mostly a dark grey-brown patina with faint traces of original black enamel. Mechanically needs adjustment.