What are these crankbaits?

[FishFryKY]

BBC experts, I was recently handed down a box of random fishing stuff from the 70s/80s and there are some mysteries I am looking to solve. Most of the stuff was junk and a big melted mess but I managed to salvage a few baits that I know nothing about. First are these 2 crankbaits. They aren't in great shape but I am curious as to what they are/who made them/are they worth anything?

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I also found a couple Herter's Devon. They say made in Japan on them. One has a feather/fly type bait behind the blade and the other has a rubber skirt. They are both like new. Are these of any value? I can't seem to find much of anything online about them. Thanks!

[D.Moore]

The top one is a Rebel Humpy the bottom lure is a Norman I think Quarteback $3 or $4.

[preacher ed]

2 or 3 years ago, on TFF, a gentleman was looking for a few of the Quarterbacks. I sent him 3 or 4 of them. He fished/guided some on the Guadalupe River. He said they were killers on them little bass in that river. I suspect they are pretty good anywhere there are some little Spots, Guadalupe, or other species of the bass that live in different streams or creeks. I asked him about the Humpy as I had more of them than the Quarterback. He said it just didn't have the same action as the little Norman. Fish'em. Certainly not worth enough to sell.

[FishFryKY]

Thanks for the responses. I was curious and am glad to have some answers. I felt like they may be Rebels but wasn't sure. Thanks again!