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Navajo Signed Sterling Silver Turquoise Cuff

Lot #1 (Sale Order 1 of 529)

This is a Peter Johnson signed Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver and turquoise cuff. The piece is made from solid sterling silver and is set with 50 Sleeping Beauty Turquoise cabochons. The back is signed "PJ" and is marked "Sterling". The Navajo cuff is in good condition. It measures 2.5" x 3.75".

Navajo Sterling Silver Morgan Dollar Bolo Tie

Lot #2 (Sale Order 2 of 529)

This is a Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver Morgan dollar and turquoise bolo tie. The piece shows a cast slide set with Easter Blue, Nevada Blue and Blue Gem Turquoise cabochons. The center of the slide is made from a Morgan Silver Dollar and a beautifully made relief image of Lady Liberty. The Navajo bolo tie is in good condition. The slide measures 2.5" x 3".

Navajo Sterling Silver Bolo Tie & Belt Buckle

Lot #3 (Sale Order 3 of 529)

This is a Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver belt buckle and bolo tie. Each piece is made from solid sterling silver and is set with beautiful red coral, the buckle alone has 28 and the bolo tie has 14. The back of each is signed and marked "Sterling". The Navajo bolo tie and buckle are in good condition. The buckle measures 2" x 3" and the slide on the bolo tie measures 2" x 2".

Navajo Petit Point Turquoise Coral Concho Belt

Lot #4 (Sale Order 4 of 529)

This is a signed Navajo Native American Indian petit point turquoise and coral concho belt. Each concho is hand crafted from solid sterling silver with fantastic turquoise and coral petit point work. There are 14 conchos and the buckle. The buckle is marked on the back "Sterling" and is signed "BY". The Navajo concho belt is in very good condition. The buckle measures 1.25" x 1.5" and is 39" long overall.

Navajo Sterling White Buffalo Turquoise Pendant

Lot #5 (Sale Order 5 of 529)

This is a Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver and White Buffalo Turquoise pendant made by Kay Yazzie. The pendant is made from solid sterling silver set with a beautiful White Buffalo cabochon. The back of the pendant is marked "K.Y. Sterling" (Kay Yazzie". The Navajo pendant is in good condition. It measures 1.75" x 3".

Zuni J. Lucio Eagle Dancer Multi-Stone Bracelet

Lot #6 (Sale Order 6 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a Zuni Native American Indian Eagle Dancer bracelet, hand crafted by master Zuni artist John Lucio. This excellent piece of fine jewelry utilizes a sterling silver cuff, with tightly inlaid mother of pearl, jet, blood ox coral, and different shades of turquoise. The sterling silver base is adorned with beautiful tooling and braiding. John Lucio is referenced in multiple Zuni books, as well, his works have been featured in art galleries and museums. This piece shows a "J. Lucio" hallmark on the back, which indicates this should be a more recent piece c. 1970-1980. All-in-all, this piece is in very good condition, with no cracked or loose stones, and no noticeable scratches. The piece does however display a warm dark tarnish on the sterling silver cuff. The bracelet measures overall 2 3/4" wide, and 2 1/8" high. The inside wrist circumference is approximately 6 1/2".

Zuni Sterling Sunface Bracelet w/ Multiple Stones

Lot #7 (Sale Order 7 of 529)

Up for bidding in this lot is a divine Zuni Native American Indian cuff, hand crafted by Larry & Lorinda Dickson between 1960-1969. This simple yet extravagant bracelet features excellent materials such as; Sterling Silver, Mother of Pearl, Oxblood Coral, Turquoise, and Pen Shell. This Sunface cuff is absent of any signatures. The piece is in good condition with no loose stones, and no noticeable scratches. Approximate measurements equal out to 1.5" top to bottom, 2 1/2" wide, and with a wrist circumference of 6 3/4".

Santa Clara Pueblo Polychrome & Black/Black Pots

Lot #8 (Sale Order 8 of 529)

Offered for sale is a collection of Santa Clara Pueblo Native American Indian Polychrome and Black on Black Pots. The pots features beautiful colors and detail. The first pot is done by the artist "Stella Teller from Isleta N. Mex." It features a white, black, and tans. The other pot is signed by "Clara Martinez" It shows a black on black design. The pieces show great quality. They are in good condition with little wear. The pieces measure 6 3/4" Dia. x 3 1/2" H and 5 3/4" Dia. x 7 1/2" H

Hopi Pueblo Indian Polychrome Pottery Jars

Lot #9 (Sale Order 9 of 529)

This lot lot features a pair of Hopi Pueblo Native American Indian Polychrome Pottery Jars. The jars features beautifully colored designs and great quality. The first piece is signed "Robert Silas" and the other piece is signed "Clara Pesha." The pieces are in good condition, with little wear. The pieces measures 4 3/4" dia. x 4 1/8" H and 6 1/8" H x 3 1/2" Dia.

Little Bull's Battle of Wounded Knee Pipe Tomahawk

Lot #10 (Sale Order 10 of 529)

This is a rare and important authentic pipe tomahawk from the famed Lakota Sioux Miniconjou, Little Bull from circa 1890 with two documents of authentication. The pipe tomahawk war axe has been examined and authenticated by renowned historian and Togia language expert, Wendell Grangaard of The Guns of History, Inc. The piece was found to show an iron blacksmith forged iron head with elongated blade with a chiseled beveled edge and octagonal pipe bowl, having etched, cut, or carved symbols in the Togia Language. On the right side of the tomahawk weapons blade is carved in Togia, “Afraid of Nothing Bear / Fools Bear / Little Bull / Wounded / Killed / Wounded Knee”. Also on the piece is the Togia signature for the Lone Horn Devil Medicine Man Mark (the holy band). The piece also comes with a Certificate of Authentication from Bennett’s Artifact Authentication in Ohio. The document, with the tomahawk pictured, states that this was one of three pieces found in a rock crevice by Bill Busskohl in the Southern Black Hills area of South Dakota in circa 1990. The COA states that this is an authentic original pipe tomahawk head with later contemporary added wood haft with brass tacks. Afraid of Nothing Bear and Little Bull were brother-friends both born in circa 1844, and both belonged to the band of Mineconjou, the holy band called the Devil Medicine Man Band. Together these warriors fought side by side at The Battle of Rosebud and Battle of the Little Bighorn (otherwise known as The Battle of Greasy Grass and commonly referred to as Custer’s Last Stand) as part of the Lone Horn’s Mineconjou. They both went to Canada with Chief Sitting Bull and when they surrendered, they settled on the Standing Rock Reservation, 15 miles from the mouth of the Grand River where they later raised horses. The men joined the Ghost Dance movement, started by Pauite religious leader Wovoka, and when Sitting Bull was killed, both men joined Big Foot’s ban to travel to Pine Ridge. Both men were captured by the 7th Cavalry and brought to the Wounded Knee Creek. Afraid of Nothing Bear was killed at the Battle of Wounded Knee and Little Bull was wounded. Little Bull returned to Standing Rock Reservation with a group of Mineconjou after the massacre. It is believed that the message written on the blade of the pipe tomahawk by Little Bull was as a tribute to his brother-friend Afraid of Nothing Bear when Little Bull was recovering from his wounds at the Stronghold. The tomahawk could have been in the possession of Afraid of Nothing Bear or Little Bull at the time of the capture and massacre of Wounded Knee. The piece comes with the signed letter describing the piece’s history from Wendell Grangaard along with a detailed illustration showing the markings he has translated. Wendell Grangaard is the foremost knowledge on the Togia language along with the Battle of the Little Bighorn as he is the author of the book, “Documenting the Weapons Used at Little Bighorn” 2015. Wendell was also intricate in the authentication and examination of the historic George Armstrong Custer Captured Sharps Carbine from Chief Black Kettle that sold at auction for $127,000. The pipe tomahawk comes with documentation including a detailed description authenticating the piece signed by Wendell, along with a illustration showing the togia language carvings drawn and the Bennett’s COA. From a large Montana Historical Collection. This is possibly one of the most historic and well documented Wounded Knee Massacre / Battle of Wounded Knee relics ever offered for public sale and definitely the finest piece from the personal use of warrior Little Bull. The truly historic and important tomahawk measures overall 20.75”L x 8 7/8”W x 2.25”D and 1.5” thick. This is believed to be one of the only known relics to have surfaced from the Minecoujou Lone Horn Devil Medicine Man Mark (the holy band) making this significantly a historic piece.

Crow Fully Beaded Mirror Flat Bag 19th Century

Lot #11 (Sale Order 11 of 529)

Available for public purchase is an excellent fully beaded flat mirror bag from the Crow Native American Indians. The piece dates to the last quarter of the 19th Century to early 20th Century. The bag shows an Indian tanned hide construction with early trade canvas lining covered in excellent glass trade seed beads in colors such as chalk white, semi-transparent red white hearts, green, semi-transparent cobalt, corn yellow, sky padre blue, orange/red, and semi-transparent green. The bag shows a flat metal insert used as the mirror for its reflective qualities. The bag is very unique in design as both the front and back shows a playful curved edge with octagonal red white heart bordered center cutout. The top shows two rope beaded straps and the bottom shows a pigment mineral painted long Indian tanned hide fringe. This is one of the finest early mirror bags offered for sale shows very fine museum quality good condition with little to no bead loss. Measures overall 28"L x 5 5/8"W.

Sioux Tepee Beaded Gauntlet Gloves circa 1930's

Lot #12 (Sale Order 12 of 529)

The lot features a set of beaded gauntlet gloves from the Sioux Native American Indians. The set dates to circa 1930-1940's and shows an Indian tanned hide construction with glass trade seed beads in a tepee pattern. The matched set shows beadwork in sky padre blue, transparent, semi-transparent green, iridescent, semi transparent faceted iridescent orange. The inside of the gloves shows an early calico trade clothe. The early set shows overall good condition and displays well. Each glove is 11.5"L x 9.25"W with fringe.

Cheyenne Germantown Corn Husk Bag 1890

Lot #13 (Sale Order 13 of 529)

This is an exceptional authentic scarce Cheyenne Corn Husk bag dating to circa 1890's. The bag shows an immensely rare large size with a rich coloring and fine condition. The bag has geometric patterns along both sides in a polychrome mineral pigment dyed Germantown yarn (a very rare addition). The bag shows a traditional very tight weave using the corn husk fibers and dyed natural organic and mineral dyes. One side shows three powerful symbol sets of arrows or arrow fletching in red green, blue, yellow with the other side showing a unique pattern of squares of blue with a yellow center having a cross or storm red center motif set off by six tepee or arrow like symbols at the top. The piece is from the King Saddlery Museum in Sheridan, Wyoming and was part of the Otto Ernst collection (the piece has the round leather museum tag that has been documented on Otto Ernst items from the King Saddlery Museum). Otto Ernst would purchase items from the Native American Indians and then offer them in his Saddlery catalog. This is possibly the largest and finest corn husk bag from the Cheyenne Indians ever brought to public sale. Measures 17.75" x 25".

Oliver Glen Barrett Oil Painting Monument Valley

Lot #14 (Sale Order 14 of 529)

You are bidding on the Original Oliver Glen Barrett Oil Painting "Monument Valley." The painting shows a desert valley scene with great detail and feel. Similar pieces of this artist have sold for over $1000 at auction. The last time this painting was available for sale was almost twenty years ago. Oliver Glen Barrett's prices have increased dramatically over the last ten years. Many paintings by Oliver Glen Barrett have sold privately at similar levels and even higher. The piece is in good condition, with some wear to the frame and a minor scratch. It measures 28" W x 24" H

Rossini Full Size Accordion w/ Original Case

Lot #15 (Sale Order 15 of 529)

You are bidding on a Rossini Full Size Accordion with Original Travel Case. The accordion features a leather carrying strap, jeweled logo, and original case. Rossini was a manufacturer that started in Ancona in the 1930s; around the 1950s the production moved to the S.I.L.A. factory in Camerano. By the 1970s the factory produced accordions under the "Super Rossini" brand name, but at the end of the 1980s the production stopped. The accordion is in good condition with some wear along with the case. Believed to be in good working order. The case measures 21" W x 17 1/2" H x 8" D

Millefiori Trade Bead Necklace Collection

Lot #16 (Sale Order 16 of 529)

This is a collection of five millefiori trade bead necklaces. The necklaces are made with Italian trade beads made in the millefiori style with wonderful floral and abstract designs in bright, vivid colors. The necklaces are in good condition. The longest one measures 29" and the shortest is 26".

Taos Pueblo Pottery Floral Polychrome Pyrite Bowl

Lot #17 (Sale Order 17 of 529)

This lot features a Taos Pueblo Pottery Floral Polychrome Pyrite Bowl. The interesting bowl shows a unique quality, It shines in the light due to pyrite being part of the original clay used. It features a detailed floral design with a black lip. It is in good condition, with little wear. The bowl measures 8 1/2" Dia. x 3 1/2" H

Signed Acoma Pottery Polychrome Olla Bowl

Lot #18 (Sale Order 18 of 529)

Offered for sale is a Signed Acoma Pueblo Native American Indian Olla Bowl. This piece was hand made by the Acoma Pueblo Native Americans Indians. A wide mouthed, pottery bowl or olla hand from the Acoma Pueblo decorated in red, cream and black colored slips with geometric designs. This piece shows wonderful patina and hand painted designs. It is marked "MYL 1991." It is in good condition, with little to no wear. It measures 12" Dia. x 7 1/2" H

Signed Tarahumara Indians Casada Pottery Bowl

Lot #19 (Sale Order 19 of 529)

This lot features a fine example of a Tarahumara Native Americna Indian Cascada Pottery Bowl. The bowl features a wonderful polychrome mineral painted designs with hand carved shaped designs. The pottery is signed across the bottom " Dora Quezada," and is from the second to third quarter of the 1900's. This is truly a unique piece. It is in good condition, with little to no wear. It measures 9 1/4" Dia. x 7" H

Persian Tabriz Fine Hand Woven Rug

Lot #20 (Sale Order 20 of 529)

This lot features a Persian Kazak Fine Hand Woven Rug. Tabriz, located to the north-west, is Iran’s second oldest city and has been at the center of the rug-making world for hundreds, perhaps thousands of years. Most Tabriz rugs have a powerful red or blue with contrasting ivory background. Tabriz is the host to some of the most beautiful rugs in the world and rugs form this area are highly sort after by collectors. The rug features a stunning design and impressive weaving. It is in good overall condition, with wear from age and use. Measures: 102 3/4" L x 52" W

Original Thomas Mangelsen Framed Photograph

Lot #21 (Sale Order 21 of 529)

This is an original limited edition framed photograph by Thomas Mangelsen. The photograph is titled "Shelter in the Willows-Moose" and shows the snow covered moose bedded down amongst the willow grove. Mangelsen has gained worldwide recognition for his nature photography with numerous exhibits and awards for his works. This piece is in good condition. It has been signed by the photographer in the lower right corner and is numbered 814/950. The photograph has been professionally matted and framed. The frame measures 29.5" x 39.5".

Thomas Mangelsen Polar Bear Framed Photograph

Lot #21a (Sale Order 22 of 529)

This is an original Thomas Mangelsen polar bear framed photograph titled "Bad Boys of the Arctic". The photograph shows three polar bears waiting for ice to form on Hudson Bay in Canada. Mangelsen has gained worldwide recognition for his nature photography with numerous exhibits and awards for his works. This piece is in good condition. It has been signed by the photographer in the lower right corner and is numbered 339/950. It has been professionally matted and framed as well. The frame measures 30" x 40".

Plains Indian Brass Spontoon Pipe Tomahawk 19-20th

Lot #22 (Sale Order 23 of 529)

This is an excellent early Plains Native American Indian spontoon pipe tomahawk from the renowned Louis Cole Estate in Nashville, Tennessee. The piece shows a solid brass spontoon like tomahawk head with octagonal knotched pipe bowl. The piece show what apprears to be the original solid wood haft having a red mineral pigment patina and scrapped carved design. The tomahawk is believed to date to the late 19th Century to early 20th Century. Louis Cole was a WWII veteran and avid collector of rare American History & Weapons. This piece is one of four that were collected from his estate. The piece measures a total of 18 5/8"L x 9 1/8"W x 3"D x 1 3/8" thick. Review pictures for age and condition.

Penobscot Burl Ball Head War Club 19th Century

Lot #23 (Sale Order 24 of 529)

This is a very unique Penobscot Northeastern Native American Indian carved burl ball head war club believed to date to the late 19th Century. The root burl ball club head shows a rich red ocher mineral pigment dye with excellent deep patina, indicative of its early age. The club shows a solid wood club with large burl formation that is in the rough orbital shape used as a weapon. The haft or handle has a scraped and carved area with worn patina indicative of age and use. The end of the haft shows a knob of which was most likely used to rest the hand against when used. The carved root burl ball head war club overall shows a good condition with correct patina and design. This is from the renowned Louis Cole Estate in Nashville, Tennessee. Louis Cole was a WWII veteran and avid collector of rare American History & Weapons. This piece is one of four that were collected from his estate. Measures overall 21"L with a 4.5"x5"x4.25" ball root head.

Eastern Sioux Human Effigy Spontoon War Club 19th

Lot #23a (Sale Order 25 of 529)

This is an excellent Eastern Sioux Human Effigy Spontoon War Club Tomahawk believed to be from the Missouri Valley Area. The war club tomahawk is believed to be from the 19th century and shows a solid wood construction with forged iron double edge Revolutionary War like spontoon blade. The blade shows a medium ridge down the center of both sides of the blade which has been documented as being an early attribution to authentic pieces. The spontoon tomahawk blade is protruding from the human effigy carving’s mouth with the carving shows the effigy face and a ridged porcupine hair roach. The end of the handle shows a raised edge which would have rest against the user’s hands. The entire piece shows a rich red like pigment and patina, a sign of early age and use. Overall appears to be in fine condition. From a Historical Montana, Indian Collection. Sotheby’s Auction offered a similar example as being an authentic Eastern Sioux Human Effigy War Club and also shows the blade protruding from the mouth and the effigy having a hair roach mohawk. Measures overall 13 7/8”L x 7 1/8”W with a 3.75”L x 1 1/8”W blade.

Plains Indian Carved Wood Ceremonial Pipe 19th C.

Lot #23b (Sale Order 26 of 529)

This is a unique hand carved and wood burned bird effigy pipe from the Plains Native American Indians. The pipe bowl shows a bird effigy carving with liniar wood burned lines and right side mounted stem. The piece was collected from a large important Iowa Native American Indian dealer. The pipe is believed to be from the late 19th to early 20th century and is in well preserved good condition. Measures overall 10.75"L x 3.5"H x 2 1/8"W.

European Trophy Moose Rack Standing Mount

Lot #24 (Sale Order 27 of 529)

This lot features a large Trophy Moose Rack, European Standing Mount. The mount boasts eight large points, and two beautiful paddles, the right one with seven small points, the left with three. This rack is mounted on three stained and leveled wooden blocks, and is ready to be displayed! All-in-all, the mount is in good condition. The rack measures approximately 40 3/8" tall, 42 78" wide, and 19" deep.

Sioux Beaded War Shirt 20th Century

Lot #25 (Sale Order 28 of 529)

This lot provides an exceptional, original Beaded War Shirt, used by the Sioux Native American Indians circa mid to late 20th Century. This shirt is made up of a tanned leather, with yellow and black mineral dyes that accent the edges of the torso, sleeve, and waist. As well, the shirt displays Cheyenne Pink White Heart, and Aqua Blue Glass Trade Beads, with rolled tin beads that accentuate the leather fringe hanging off the sleeves. This piece is excellently crafted and shows good condition with no major damage. The shirt measures approximately 64" from sleeve to sleeve, and 26 1/4" from the top to bottom.

Early High End Gentlemen's Leather Suitcase

Lot #26 (Sale Order 29 of 529)

This lot features a Early High End Gentlmen's Leather Suitcase. The suitcase features a attractive dark brown color, lockable latch, fabric covered interior, and thick pliable leather. The lock is marked "1375 Stalock – Milwaukee Stamping Co. Milwaukee Wis." This is a high quality that is in good condition for its age with wear in the usual place for a piece of luggage. It measures 22' W x 13 1/2" H x 6 1/2" D

Decorative Wooden Sink w/ Granite Top

Lot #27 (Sale Order 30 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a fine Wooden Sink, crowned by a solid sheet of granite, and finished off with brass hardware and porcelain sink bowl. The sink displays beautiful floral carvings that accentuate up the corners and bottom of the piece. The piece also boasts eight pull out drawers with brass handles, as well as a large central main door that is framed by the flowing curves of the piece. Overall, the sink is in good condition, harboring slight patina on the hardware. The sink measures 47 1/8" wide, 41 1/4" tall, and 24 3/4" deep.

Gold Miner Rawhide Pocketed Money/Dust Belt 1855

Lot #28 (Sale Order 31 of 529)

You are bidding on a Gold Miners Rawhide Pocketed Money/Dust Belt. The belt features ten separated pockets with brass buttoned flaps. The belt looks to be a hand made rawhide pieces made circa 1855. This belt would have been used to keep gold dust, nuggets, and paper currency along with other valuables. The buckles are marked "Pat'd 1855." It is in good condition. It measures 36" L

Northern Plains Beaded War Shirt

Lot #29 (Sale Order 32 of 529)

This is a very nice Northern Plains Native American Indian War Shirt, believed to be Mid-Century. The shirt is buckskin with red and black mineral dyes coloring the fringe on the arms. The shirt is decorated front and back and the length of each sleeve with glass pony trade beads and painted porcupine quill-work. The front center and the back center of the shirt feature a beaded cross medallion. Strands of Ermine pelt and Bison hair round out the decoration on the shirt. The shirt is in good - original, unrestored condition as shown, and does show some tears and loose beads. The shirt measures approximately 67" from sleeve to sleeve, and 37" from top to bottom.

Hopi Signed Sterling Silver Kokopelli Concho Belt

Lot #30 (Sale Order 33 of 529)

This is a Hopi Native American Indian signed sterling silver Kokopelli concho belt. The Kokopelli is a highly regarded fertility deity in Southwestern culture. This belt shows 10 conchos and the buckle each adorned with the Kokopelli image. The buckle is signed "VB". The Hopi concho belt is in good condition. Each concho measures 1.5" x 2". The belt measures 45" long.

Navajo Sterling Silver Turquoise Coral Cuff

Lot #31 (Sale Order 34 of 529)

This is a James Shay signed Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver with turquoise and coral cuff. The cuff is made from solid sterling silver and is set with coral and Sleeping Beauty Turquoise cabochons accented by silver spots and a silver rope border. The back of the cuff is marked "Sterling" and is signed "JS (James Shay)". The Navajo cuff is in good condition. It measures 2" x 3" and is .75" wide.

Native American Indian Artifact Collection

Lot #32 (Sale Order 35 of 529)

This is a collection of Native American Indian artifacts. Included are numerous arrowheads, scrapers, etc. These were collected in Montana, Wyoming and South Dakota. They all show good condition. The display measures 18.5" x 22.5".

Northern Plain Indian Dentalia Shell Breastplate

Lot #33 (Sale Order 36 of 529)

This is a Northern Plains Native American Indian dentalia shell breastplate. The breastplate is made with the dentalia shells, chevron trade beads, brass bells and Indian trade beads in chalk white and semi-transparent blue. The Native American breastplate is in good condition. It measures 8.5" x 33".

Native American Plains Indian Gauntlets

Lot #34 (Sale Order 37 of 529)

This is a pair of Plains Native American Indian gauntlets. Each one is made from tanned hide and features a beautifully stitched floral design on the cuff. The gauntlets are in good condition. They measure 8" x 13.5".

Native American Reenactment Photograph

Lot #35 (Sale Order 38 of 529)

This is a Native American reenactment photograph. The photograph shows an entire band dressed as Native Americans, perhaps for a reenactment performance. Each member is dressed in costume including head dress with painted faces. The photograph has been placed is a domed glass frame. The photograph and frame are in good condition. The frame measures 17" x 22.75".

Original Harley Brown Pen and Ink Framed Drawing

Lot #36 (Sale Order 39 of 529)

This is an original pen and ink drawing by Harley Brown. The drawing depicts Chief Sitting Eagle of the Stony (Nakoda) Native American Indian tribe. The drawing shows fantastic detail and artistic ability. The piece is marked in the lower left corner "Sitting Eagle Stony" and has been signed by the artist. The drawing has been professionally matted and framed. The artwork measures 6.75" x 9.75" and the frame measures 18.5" x 15.5".

Bev Doolittle Hide and Seek Print Collection

Lot #37 (Sale Order 40 of 529)

This is a Bev Doolittle Hide and Seek collection of six prints. In these prints, the artist has blended the images of the paint horses in with the background to create a visually stimulating piece of art. The prints are in good condition. Each is numbered 6825/25000. They measure 10.25" x 14.75".

Early Crow Beaded Felt and Trade Cloth Dress

Lot #38 (Sale Order 41 of 529)

This is an early Crow Native American Indian beaded felt and trade cloth dress. The dress measures approximately 38 1/2" wide, and 48 1/2" long from shoulder to the bottom of the skirt.

Zuni Sterling Silver Eagle Effigy Bolo Tie

Lot #39 (Sale Order 42 of 529)

This is a Zuni Native American Indian sterling silver eagle effigy bolo tie. The slide and tips (aglets) are made from sterling silver and are inlaid with mother of pearl and agate. The slide shows an additional medallion overlay made with coral, turquoise and agate. The slide and tips are marked "Sterling" on the back. The slide is signed "Harley Paquin" as well. The Zuni bolo tie is in good condition. The slide measures 1.5" x 1.5".

Effie Calavaza Zuni Sterling Silver Coral Cuff

Lot #40 (Sale Order 43 of 529)

This is a Zuni Native American Indian sterling silver and coral snake effigy cuff made by Effie Calavaza. The cuff is made from solid sterling silver and is set with five beautiful coral cabochons. Two silver snake effigies are wrapped around the coral, each is inlaid with turquoise eyes. The piece is signed on the back "Effie C. Zuni". The cuff is in good condition. It measures 2" x 2.5" and is .5" wide.

Effie C. Zuni Sterling Silver Bracelet & Earrings

Lot #40a (Sale Order 44 of 529)

These are Zuni Native American Indian sterling silver with turquoise and coral snake effigy earrings and bracelet made by Effie Calavaza. Each piece is made from solid sterling silver and is set with turquoise and coral cabochons. The back of the earrings and bracelet are marked "Effie C. Zuni". The Zuni earring and bracelet are in good condition. The earrings are .5" x 1" and the bracelet measures 8" long.

1st Ed. First Across The Continent by Noah Brooks

Lot #41 (Sale Order 45 of 529)

Offered for sale is a First Edition "First Across The Continent" by the author Noah Brooks. This book features 365 historical pages nicely enhanced by black and white illustrations and a fold-out map. "The story of the expedition of Lewis and Clark is one of surpassing interest. These men, with their faithful followers, were the first white men who crossed the continent of North America between the regions occupied by the Spanish and those of the people of English descent. They were the first to explore the valleys of the Upper Missouri, the Yellowstone, and the Columbia and its tributaries. Many of the red men who inhabited those pathless wildernesses looked for the first time on pale-faces when they saw these adventurous discoverers." The book is in good condition, but does show some damage on the spine. Measures 5 7/8" W x 8 1/8" tall.

Navajo Nugget Turquoise Sterling Bracelet

Lot #42 (Sale Order 46 of 529)

Offered for sale is a Navajo Native American Indian silver turquoise bracelet. The Old Pawn Silver bracelet features three large nugget turquoise stones inlayed in a Sterling Silver bracelet. The piece shows stunning craftsmanship. It is signed by the artist. It condition level is good. Measures: 5" C x 2 1/2" D. Silver untested.

Sioux Hand Painted Pictorial Polychrome Deer Hide

Lot #43 (Sale Order 47 of 529)

Offered for bidding in this lot is an exceptional example of a Sioux Native American Indian Deer Hide, hand painted with fantastic, and vibrant colors, in the Ledger Style. The painting portrays the commencement of a great battle on the top, and a stampede of buffalo on the bottom. Centrally located on the piece is a Sioux Pin-Wheel, with four ceremonial calumets symmetrically striking through the center. On the reverse side of the painting is a supple deer hide. This fine pictorial has been in the possession of the previous collector for over 40 years. The hide is signed on the bottom right corner. Overall, this rare piece is in good condition, with excellent color, only downside being the two hind legs of the deer hide are torn, but still attached. The hide measures approximately 49 1/2" wide, and 55" long from the outstretched front leg to the hind.

WWII Italian Flag &German Destroyer Center Roundel

Lot #44 (Sale Order 48 of 529)

This lot features a Collection of WWII Axis Power Flags. The flags are a Italian Mussolini Speech Flag and a German Nazi Destroyer Flag Swastika Roundel. The Italian flag has a Mussolini speech dyed into it and the roundel was taken from a Nazi German Destroyer's flag. Both pieces are in good condition.

Large Lee Reynolds Vanguard Studios Painting

Lot #45 (Sale Order 49 of 529)

Offered for sale is a Large Lee Reynolds Oil On Canvas Vanguard Studios Painting. The painting is done in the likeness of Bev Doolittle's signature style. It depicts three pintos in a snow and rock environment that they camouflage well in. The picture is signed "Lee Reynolds." The piece is in good condition, with little wear. It measures 50 1/4" W x 40 1/4" H

New Jersey Railroad Engines Colored Etchings

Lot #46 (Sale Order 50 of 529)

This lot features a collection of Colored Etchings of New Jersey Railroad Engines. The pieces show a engine each, two being the same. The etching give a detailed side view of the engines with the color highlighting the details. The engines names are the Gen. Darcy and Champion. The pieces each are marked with who designed the locomotive. They are marked "Locomotive Engine For The New Jersey Railroad Designed By Mr. J. Headden, Locomotive Superintedent," and "Goods Locomotives For The Lehigh Valley Railroad From The Designs Of Mr. Philip Hofecker." The pieces are in good condition, with little to no sign of wear. They measures 28 5/8" W x 22 3/4" H

Early Mexican Hand Carved & Crafted Shelf c.1900's

Lot #47 (Sale Order 51 of 529)

Offered for sale is a early hand crafted and carved Mexican shelf. This shelf is believed to be made in the early 20th century. It features five shelves with a saw tooth design and heavy construction. It is in good condition, with little wear and a quality construction. It measures 72" H x 38 3/4" W x 14" D

Northern Plains Indian Polychrome Buffalo Shield

Lot #48 (Sale Order 52 of 529)

This lot features a Northern Plains Native American Indian Polychrome Buffalo Shield. The shield features a stretched rawhide construction on a willow hoop, a mineral polychrome design. The piece shows good quality and design with two tassels hang off the front. The piece is in good condition. It measures 16" Dia

Inuit Eskimo Walrus Ivory Scrimshaw Cribbage Board

Lot #49 (Sale Order 53 of 529)

This is an Alaskan Inuit Eskimo walrus ivory tusk scrimshaw cribbage board. The piece was created by an Inuit artist and features beautiful scrimshaw images of the walrus throughout. The cribbage board shows wonderful condition and is from the early to mid 1900's. This piece is legal to own under U.S. law as it is a handcraft mad by an Alaska Eskimo. The cribbage board is in good condition. It measures 1.5" x 8.5".

Hand Carved Walnut White Marble Top Table

Lot #50 (Sale Order 54 of 529)

This lot provides you with the opportunity to bid on an exceptional hand carved Walnut Round Table, topped with an elegant solid sheet of white marble. The base of the table is centralized off a large center log column, with three outspread legs, and featuring fine floral carvings. The combination of the bright white marble top which sits prominently on the gorgeous legs could be an excellent addition to your home! The table is in good condition, with only minor nicks to the wooden legs. The table measures approximately 71 1/2" across, and 32 1/4" tall when assembled.

Eight Ornate Chippendale Carved Walnut Chairs

Lot #50a (Sale Order 55 of 529)

This lot offers you the opportunity to bid on a set of eight fantastic hand carved, walnut arm chairs. From the bottom to the top, these chairs display ball-and-claw front feet, with tapered back legs, ornate floral carvings that line the bottom of the red and gold bumblebee cushions - topped by flowing arms, and finished off with exceptional seat backs. These chairs are exceptional examples of the early "Chippendale" style, and they showcase good condition - one chair has separation of the seat back, but is still in good usable condition. Each chair measures approximately 40 1/2" tall, 26 1/8" wide, and 21" deep.

WWII Leather Bound Book Collection

Lot #51 (Sale Order 56 of 529)

This is a collection of six leather bound WWII books published by Easton Press. Included in the collection is "The 900 Days" by Harrison Salisbury, "Eagle Against the Sun" by Ronald Spector, "The Mighty Endeavor" by Charles B. MacDonald, "The Rommel Papers" by Erwin Rommel, "A Bridge Too Far" by Cornelius Ryan and "D-Day" by Stephen E. Ambrose. All the books are bound in leather and feature gilt edges, cover and spine. The book are in excellent condition. Each one measures 6.25" x 9.25".

Rustic Inlaid Stone & Peeled Log Trout End Table

Lot #52 (Sale Order 57 of 529)

This lot offers an incredibly artistic peeled pine and inlaid stone end table. The top of this table is hand laid stone in the depiction of a brown trout, boasting beautiful oranges, greens, reds, and marbled stone colors. The trim of the table is a stained wormwood pine. This end table measures approximately to 24" wide, 18 1/4" deep, and 24 1/4" tall. All-in-all, the table is in good condition and shows very little wear.

Santa Clara Pueblo Black On Black Birdell Ollas

Lot #53 (Sale Order 58 of 529)

You are bidding on a Pair of Santa Clara Pueblo Native American Indian Black on Black Olla Bowls by Birdell Vine Flower. Santa Clara Pueblo is known for its potters that create black, red, polychrome pottery. This type of pottery has been made at Santa Clara Pueblo for generations since the late 1800s. The bowls feature a quietly elegant design. They are in good condition showing little to no wear. They are signed "Birdell Vine Flower Santa Clara Pueblo NM." They measure 5 3/4" Dia. x 3 3/4" H

Acoma Pueblo Pottery Polychrome & Turtle Bowls

Lot #54 (Sale Order 59 of 529)

This lot features a collection of Acoma Native American Indian Pottery Polychrome and Turtle Bowls. There are three hand made Acoma Native American Indian bowls featuring detailed polychrome designs and rawhide wrapping. The turtle bowl shows pyrite in the clay giving it a extra amount of shine. Two of the pieces are signed "MYL" and "Friede." The bowls are in good condition showing little to no wear. They measure 5 1/2" Dia. x 2 1/8" H, 3 3/4" Dia. x 4" H, and 4 3/4" Dia. x 2 3/4" H

Leopard Seal Purse Mid 1900's

Lot #55 (Sale Order 60 of 529)

This is a genuine Leopard Seal purse from the mid 1900's. The seal fur shows rich golden tones accented by the darker spots on this beautiful piece. One side of the purse has a stitched leather design. The Leopard Seal purse is in good condition. It measures 10" x 13".

Frank Beltrame Italian Stiletto Switchblade Knife

Lot #56 (Sale Order 61 of 529)

This is a Frank Beltrame stiletto switchblade knife with a buffalo horn handle. The knife features a bayonet style blade marked "Frank B. Italy". The switchbalde knife is in very good condition with a strong spring action. The knife measures 8.5" with a 3" blade.

Beltrame Italian Stiletto Switchblade Knife

Lot #56a (Sale Order 62 of 529)

his is an original Italian stiletto switchblade knife made by Armando Beltrame. The knife features an ivory toned celluloid handle with a push button to release the blade. The knife is in excellent condition with a strong spring action. The knife measures 8.75" with a 3.25" blade.

CFK Custom Forged Damascus Buffalo Horn Knife

Lot #57 (Sale Order 63 of 529)

This is a hand crafted custom knife from CFK Cutlery Company. The knife has an excellent hand forged folded 512 Layer Twist (1095HC/15N20) polished Damascus Steel blade with a fitted beautiful buffalo horn and inlaid exotic camel bone handle set. The knife and sheath are both all hand custom made in the USA. Rare unmarked blade in a unique one of a kind style. Genuine Leather Sheath. The knife is in excellent brand new condition. The knife measures 9" with a 4" blade.

CFK Damascus Ram Horn Knife & Scabbard

Lot #57a (Sale Order 64 of 529)

This is a hand crafted custom knife from CFK Cutlery Company. The knife has an excellent hand forged folded 512 Layer Twist (1095HC/15N20) Damascus Steel blade with a fitted beautiful Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep Rams Horn handle set. The knife and sheath are both all hand custom made in the USA. Rare unmarked blade in a unique one of a kind style. The custom fitted scabbard is made from genuine leather. The knife is in new, excellent condition. It measures 8.25" with a 3.5" blade.

Zuni Indian Polychrome Pottery Olla Bowl c.1900

Lot #58 (Sale Order 65 of 529)

You are bidding on a Zuni Native American Indian Polychrome Pottery Olla Bowl. The bowl features a beautiful polychrome mineral paint, geometric design, and fully painted body. The bowl is from the early to mid 1900's. It shows good condition, with a small chip on the inside rim and some staining on the inside. It is marked on the bottom with a x above a half circle. It measures 14" Dia. x 7" H

Hopi Indian Polychrome Pottery Bowl c.1900

Lot #59 (Sale Order 66 of 529)

This lot features a Hopi Native American Indian Polychrome Pottery Bowl. The bowl shows a hand painted traditional design from the Hopi Native American Indians. This piece is from the early to mid 1900's. It is unsigned and shows good condition, and no signs of wear. It measures 11 1/2" Dia. x 7 1/4" H

Istoria Del Concilio Tridentino Paolo Sarpi 1757

Lot #60 (Sale Order 67 of 529)

You are bidding on a two volume set of Istoria Del Concilio Tridentino by Paolo Sarpi printed in 1757. The book title translates too "History of the Tridentine Council" or more commonly known in English as The Council of Trent. Paolo Sarpi’s greatest and most influential work, dedicated to James I, published pseudonymously with the name Pietro Soave Polano, an anagram of Paolo Sarpi Veneto. The editor, Marco Antonio de Dominus, polished the text and has been accused of falsifying it, however recent comparison with a manuscript corrected by Sarpi himself shows that his alterations were unimportant. Translations into other languages followed: English by Nathaniel Brent and Latin in 1620, made partly by Adam Newton and French and German editions. The work was widely read for at least the next two centuries. "Forced upon an unwilling papacy by the Emperor Charles V, who was anxious to put an end to the dissensions caused by religious strife, the Council (of Trent) first met in 1545. From the beginning however its proceedings were under papal domination, and, so far from effecting reconciliation with Protestantism, its pronouncements on undecided points of dogma and the bold front it thus put forward, gave its members the new confidence they needed to resist the evangelical threat. No compromise was offered, and when, after numerous delays and evasions designed to frustrate the intentions of the non-Italian members, the Council closed at the end of 1563, an instrument had been placed in the hands of the Papacy which determined the evolution of the Roman Church for the next three centuries, culminating in the pronouncement of the dogma of Papal infallibility in 1877. Only now is some relaxation beginning to take place. The full force of the acts of the council was not lost either on those who desired reconciliation between the church and the new schismatics or on those who distrusted the centralization of power in Rome. It was both these motives which prompted the venetian patriot, scientist, scholar and reformer, Paolo Sarpi, to compile his memorable ‘History of the Council of Trent’, which was published pseudonymously in London. A member of the Servite Order, hated yet never excommunicated by the papal See, Sarpi was the devoted and honored servant of the Venetian Republic. Like the author in his lifetime, so in later years his book formed a nucleus of opposition to the papacy of Pius IV. Translated and reprinted over and over again, the masterpiece of ‘Father Paul of Venice’, as he was known to generations, is still read. Ranke (286) made a minute study of it and of the Papal counterblast by Cardinal Pallavicini and found not much difference between the two in point of impartiality, though he preferred Sarpi in point of style. Only now are the issues debated between the two beginning to recede from the forefront of theological controversy." Printing and the Mind of Man. The opinion of Le Courayer, that Sarpi "était Catholique en gros et quelque fois Protestant en detail" (that he was Catholic overall and sometimes Protestant in detail) seems not altogether groundless. This two volume set shows good condition for its age but has light age yellowing, light separating, some minor spotting, a few leaves browned. The books measure 8 3/8" W x 10 5/8" H x 2 1/8" Thick.

Navajo Sterling Silver Coral Belt Buckle Bolo Tie

Lot #61 (Sale Order 68 of 529)

This is a signed Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver with coral belt buckle and bolo tie. Each piece is made from solid sterling silver set with red coral, the buckle has 24 pieces and the bolo tie has 17. The back of each is marked "Sterling" and is signed with two flowers. The Navajo buckle and bolo tie are in good condition. The buckle measures 2.5" x 3" and the slide on the bolo tie measures 2" x 2.5".

Navajo Sterling Silver Squash Blossom

Lot #62 (Sale Order 69 of 529)

This is a Navajo sterling silver squash blossom necklace. The piece is made from solid sterling silver with a double strand of beads where the blossoms are. The naja is marked "Sterling" on the back. The squash blossom is in good condition. It measures 23.5" long.

JW Signed Silver Mounted Western Horse Bit

Lot #63 (Sale Order 70 of 529)

This is a signed silver mounted Western horse bit. the bit shows a forged iron construction. The shank on each side shows extensive silver overlay with a longhorn steer head on the silver medallion. Each of the silver accents is engraved and hand stamped. The inside bottom of the shank is marked just above the rein loops "JW". The Western horse bit is in good condition. It measures 5.5" wide x 8" long.

Antique Silver Mounted Gal Leg Western Horse Bit

Lot #63a (Sale Order 71 of 529)

This is an antique silver mounted gal leg Western horse bit. The piece is forged and shows the gal leg figure on each shank with silver, brass and copper overlay that has been engraved and hand stamped. The brass accents are marked with the ranch brand "Bar 22". The gal leg bit is in good condition. It measures 6" wide and 8.25" long.

Antique Will & Finck Bone Handled Bowie Knife

Lot #64 (Sale Order 72 of 529)

This is an antique Will & Finck bone handled bowie knife. The piece has a hardened steel clip point blade with file work on the spine of the blade. The blade is marked "Will & Finck S.F. Cal.". The blade gives way to the finely crafted bone handle which features a silver band and rivets. Each side of the handle is inset with a silver placard. This is a fantastic early piece that dates to the mid to late 1800's. The bowie knife is in good condition. It measures 14" long with an 8.5" blade.

Ravalli County Montana Sheriff Badge

Lot #65 (Sale Order 73 of 529)

This is an original sheriff badge from Ravalli County, Montana. The badge is marked "Sheriff Ravalli County" and shows the State of Montana seal in the center. The Montana badge is in good condition. It measures 2.75" in diameter.

Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Badge

Lot #65a (Sale Order 74 of 529)

This is an original Montana Highway Patrol Trooper's badge. The badge shows the State Seal of Montana in the center and reads "Montana Highway Patrol / Patrolman 49". The MHP badge is in good overall condition. It measures 1.75" in diameter.

Original Rock Island Railway Co. Police Badge

Lot #65b (Sale Order 75 of 529)

This is an original Rock Island Railway Company Police badge. The badge shows a locomotive medallion in the center and is marked "Rock Island Railway Co. Police 109". The back of the badge is hallmarked "The C.H. Hanson Co. Chicago". The railroad police badge is in good condition. It measures 3" in diameter.

Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Photograph

Lot #66 (Sale Order 76 of 529)

This is an original Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway photograph from a train depot. The photograph is titled "Four of a Kind" and shows the four steam locomotives all numbered sequentially "1530", "1531", "1532", and "1533". The photograph is in good overall condition. The matting does show some minor moisture damage around the edges as shows. The frame measures 29.5" x 51.75".

Hand Carved Solid Redwood Virgin Mary Effigy

Lot #67 (Sale Order 77 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a Solid, Hand Carved Redwood sculpture, depicting a Virgin Mary type character, with a cherub perched atop. The sculpture features flowing, curvaceous lines, that flow up the entire piece. The cherub is hoisting what appears to be a flower of primrose. This sculpture is believed to originate from early-mid 20th century, and displays good condition. There are no visible signatures or hallmarks. There are splinters, and cracks evident. The piece measures approximately 58" tall, 19" wide, and 8 1/2" deep.

WWII Nazi German Memorabilia & Military Sash 1941

Lot #68 (Sale Order 78 of 529)

You are bidding on a collection of World War Two Nazi German Memorabilia and a Military Thank You Sash. The lot features a Orignial Nazi Swastika armband, Social Welfare Medal, Swastika Nazi party pin, and a sah that was presented to the Army Leader. The sash translate to "The southern part of Germany thanks the army leader for bringing a special program to the businesses, opening June 20, 1941." The progam was called "Cosi Fan Tutte." The pieces in this lot are in good condition, showing some wear from age and use. The armband looks to have been mounted at one point. The sash measures 76" L

Original R. Cheek Indian Woman Pastel Painting

Lot #69 (Sale Order 79 of 529)

Offered for sale is a Original R. Cheek Native American Indian Woman Pastel Painting. The painting depicts a Native American woman in traditional garb sitting on a blanket looking out. The painting shows great color and detail, a truly high quality piece. The piece is signed "R.Cheek 85." The piece shows good condition, but look to have touch the glass and has left some pastel on the glass. The pastel measures 27 5/8" W x 34" H

Queen Sized Gray Fox & Bobcat Belly Trim Blanket

Lot #70 (Sale Order 80 of 529)

This lot offers you the chance to bid on an extremely divine Gray Fox blanket trimmed with beautiful Bobcat Belly. The blanket is lined on the reverse side with quilted muslin fabric. The blanket shows truly excellent craftsmanship, with surprisingly great symmetry in the fur patterns as well as, overlapping bobcat fur over the edges. This rare blanket is in very good condition overall. The blanket measures 75" x 77"

Antique Cast Iron "W" Windmill Weight

Lot #71 (Sale Order 81 of 529)

This is an antique cast iron "W" windmill weight. Windmill weights come in a variety of shapes including animals such as a horse, chicken, cow, pig, etc. This is a scarce figural letter "W". It is made from solid cast iron and shows good overall condition. The piece measures 9" x 17".

1916-1917 Otto Ernst Advertising Calendar

Lot #72 (Sale Order 82 of 529)

This is a 1916-1917 Otto Ernst advertising calendar. Otto Ernst was an accomplished saddle maker from Sheridan, Wyoming in the early 1900's well known for his saddles, chaps and Western tack. The advertising calendar is in good overall condition with some wear and damage as shown. The piece measures 18.75" x 27.5".

Tower Double-Lock Leg Irons C. 1850 -

Lot #73 (Sale Order 83 of 529)

Up for your consideration in this lot is a set of early Tower, Double-Locking Iron Leg Restraints dating from circa 1850 -. The cuffs are marked with 5 partially legible patent dates that are as follows; "MAY 26, 185x - SEPT 4, 185x - MAR 5, 187x - DEC 16, 187x, DEC 6, 18xx". These cuffs utilize a barrel skeleton key, although this particular set is missing its key. Although multiple companies manufactured leg restraints much like Towers, you can rest assured knowing these are genuine due to the oblong, imperfect chain link used only by Tower. Overall, these cuffs are in good condition, showcasing a consistent amount of patina for age. This set of restraints measures approximately 19 1/4" long, and 6 3/4" wide.

Tower Bean's Pattern Double-Lock Handcuffs

Lot #73a (Sale Order 84 of 529)

You have the opportunity to bid on a set of fantastic Tower - Nickel plate handcuffs, designed in the "Bean's Pattern". These handcuffs which date to 1909, feature functioning lock-retard buttons, and double tooth bow's. Each cuff is stamped on the exterior with "Tower - Bean's Pattern". The Bean's design, which included a lock-retard system that received fantastic initial reviews for its soft round shape, and mechanical design - however, the button system did fall short because the button system was too small and often made officers fumble. Overall, these handcuffs retain 90% of their nickel plate and are in good functioning condition. The cuffs include what appears to be the key. They measure approximately 9 3/4" long, 2 3/4" wide when the cuffs are fully closed.

1900's Southern Plains Bow and Otter Quiver

Lot #74 (Sale Order 85 of 529)

This is a Southern Plains Native American Indian bow and otter quiver. The wooden bow has a fiber wrapped grip and is strung with sinew. The otter quiver shows a hand beaded drop with Cheyenne Pink, chalk white and semi transparent red glass trade beads. The Southern Plains Indian bow and quiver are in good overall condition. The bow measures 48" long.

Native American Indian Artifact Collection

Lot #75 (Sale Order 86 of 529)

This is a collection of Native American Indian artifacts. Included in this collection are arrowheads, bird points, scrapers, trade pipes, bear teeth, etc. There are some modern pieces as well. The artifacts are well placed in the solid wood display frames and show good condition. The larger display measures 8" x 24".

Bev Doolittle Two Indian Horses Framed Print

Lot #76 (Sale Order 87 of 529)

This is a Bev Doolittle miniture framed print titled "Two Indian Horses". It is not signed or numbered. Bev Doolittle's paintings often contain hidden images. In this piece, two Native American Indian scouts are seen sneaking amongst the Cavalry horses. The piece shows good overall condition. The print has been professionally matted and framed. The frame measures 14.75" x 35.75".

Native American Indian Brass Pipe Tomahawk

Lot #77 (Sale Order 88 of 529)

This is a contemporary Native American Indian brass pipe tomahawk. The bowl and blade are made from a solid piece of brass showing the weeping heart cutout. The wooden haft is brass tacked near the bowl and is wrapped with trade cloth and leather. The pipe tomahawk is in good condition. It measures 8" x 18.5".

Blackfoot Indian Buffalo Knife w/ Tacked Scabbard

Lot #78 (Sale Order 89 of 529)

This is a Blackfoot Native American Indian buffalo skinner knife with a brass tacked scabbard. The knife features a hardened steel blade with a pewter inlaid solid hardwood handle. The blade is marked "American Cutlery Company". The scabbard is made from leather and is adorned with brass covered iron tacks. The Blackfoot Indian buffalo knife is in good condition. The knife measures 10.5" with a 5.75" blade. The scabbard measures 4.25" x 11.5".

Hopi & Papago Coiled & Tapered Hand Woven Baskets

Lot #79 (Sale Order 90 of 529)

Offered for sale is a fine collection of Hopi and Papago Native American Indian Coiled & Tapered Hand Woven Baskets. The Hopi Native American Indian basket features a coiled basket with alternating light and dark browns, coiled lid, and handle. The two Papago Native American Indian Baskets both feature geometric decoration, tapered design, and very tight weaves. The pieces are from the late 1800's to early 1900's. The pieces are in good condition, the Hopi pieces handle looks to be unattached on one side. The baskets measure 8 1/8" Dia. x 3" H, 5" Dia. x 1 1/2" H, and 4 3/4" Dia. x 3 1/2" H

Old Gold Cigarettes Double Sided Tin Sign

Lot #80 (Sale Order 91 of 529)

This is an original Old Gold Cigarettes double sided tin advertising sign from the 1940's. The sign reads "Old Gold Cigarettes Not a Cough in a Carload". The sign is marked in the lower left corner "No. 2219-A" and in the right corner "Mfd. By P. Lorillard Co. Inc.". The sign is in good overall condition with some wear and minor rust as shown. The sign measures 10" x 30".

210ct. Australian Boulder Opal Collection

Lot #81 (Sale Order 92 of 529)

This is a collection of Australian Boulder opal. These were mined in the Outback of Australia and have been professionally cut and polished. Each one shows vibrant colors of blue, red, green, purple and pink. The opals are in good condition. The largest piece measures .5" x 1.75".

12.2ct Australian Boulder Opal Cabochon Collection

Lot #82 (Sale Order 93 of 529)

This is a collection of 12.2 carats of Australian Boulder Opals. These opals were mined in the Outback of Australia. They have been professionally cut and polished to shows excellent colors of red, blue, green, pink and purple. They show good condition. The largest cabochon measures .5" x .75".

c.1912 Original Roland Reed Framed Photogravure

Lot #83 (Sale Order 94 of 529)

This is an original Roland Reed photogravure from circa 1912. Reed is a well known photographer from the late 1800's to the early 1900's whose travels took him to Montana, Alaska, Minnesota, Texas, and New Mexico. This piece is titled "Meditation Piegan" and shows the Native American Indian pair on the bank of the river. The bottom of the piece is marked "© Roland W. Reed" and "Gravure Eng. Co. Mpls.". It has been professionally framed. The image size is 8.25" x 12.25" and the frame measures 14.75" x 18.75".

Original John Steele Oil on Canvas Painting

Lot #84 (Sale Order 95 of 529)

This is an original John Steele oil on canvas painting. The painting is is portrait of Robert Cody, the grandson of Iron Eyes Cody who was an actor in Hollywood in the early to mid 1900's. The young Indian boy is dressed in a ceremonial beaded head band with a beaded buckskin shirt and hair pipe breastplate. The back of the painting has been inscribed by the artist and Iron Eyes Cody. The painting is in good condition. The piece measures 15.75" x 27.5".

Native American Indian Artifact Collection

Lot #85 (Sale Order 96 of 529)

This is a large collection of Native American Indian artifacts. Included are arrowheads, bear teeth, scrapers, knives and animals jaws. The artifacts were collected in Montana, Wyoming and South Dakota. The display shows good condition. It measures 17.5" x 25.75".

Montana Wooden Frame Folding Theater Chairs

Lot #86 (Sale Order 97 of 529)

This lot provides you the opportunity to bid on a three seat, wooden, theater or stadium bench. The seats themselves are constructed of wood slat, with runners that hold the seats as one. To fold the seats, just lift the foremost runner. This bench is believed to originate from Montana, during the first half of the 20th C. The bench is in overall good condition, each seat has a wear spot where a seat number or plaque could have been, as well, the right and middle seat have a small hole in the backrest. The bench measures approximately 57 3/4" wide, 35 3/4" tall, and 21" deep.

Mid Century Modern Solid Monkey Pod Coffee Table

Lot #87 (Sale Order 98 of 529)

You have the opportunity to bid on an incredibly fine Mid-Century Modern Solid Monkey Wood Coffee Table. Monkey Wood or "Monkey Pod" is a hardwood originating from the Southern Pacific Region of Asia, and stretches down to the Hawaiian Islands, and South America. This particular table was purchased by the original owner in California in the 1950's - at the end of the Modernist Design Period. The 2 7/8" solid slab is hoisted in the air by three tapered Monkey Pod legs. The table is in good condition, especially for the age - it displays only very minor scattered nicks. The table measures approximately 50 1/2" wide, 17 3/8" tall, and 20 1/2" deep.

Dennis Schroeder Carved Wooden Mallard Duck Decoy

Lot #88 (Sale Order 99 of 529)

This is an original wooden Mallard drake duck decoy carved by Dennis Schroeder. The decoy was a commissioned piece at a cost of $2500. The duck shows incredibly fine detail and artistic craftsmanship. The piece has been hand painted showing impressive life-like features. The decoy rests upon a solid mahogany base enclosed within a custom made display case. The Dennis Schroeder mallard decoy is in good condition. The decoy measures 6.5" x 14.5" and is 6.75" tall. The display case measures 11.75" x 24" and is 13.5" tall.

Original Tom Taber Carved Wooden Canvasback Decoy

Lot #89 (Sale Order 100 of 529)

This is an original Tom Taber carved wooden Canvasback duck decoy. The duck shows wonderful detail with hand painted features. The piece is from the 1982 Medallion Series, a joint creation by Tom Taber and Hersey Kyle, Jr. The bottom of the duck is signed by both artists and features a medallion in the center marked "Woodendare Inc. Tom Taber Hersey Kyle, Jr. / Medallion Series 1982". The carved Canvasback decoy is in good condition. It measures 7" x 16.75" and is 7.5" tall.

Masonic 32nd Degree 14K Gold Emerald Ring

Lot #90 (Sale Order 101 of 529)

This is a Masonic 32nd Degree 14K gold and emerald ring. The ring is made from solid 14K gold and shows the "32" inside a triangle and the Square and Compass symbol with a "G" inside. The side of the ring shows the Scimitar with Crescent and Star. The inside of the band is marked "14K". The Masonic ring is in very good condition. It is size 11. The ring weighs 16.1 grams.

Navajo Sterling Silver Turquoise Squash Blossom

Lot #91 (Sale Order 102 of 529)

This is a Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver and turquoise squash blossom necklace. The piece is made from solid sterling silver set with Stone Mountain Turquoise cabochons. The Navajo squash blossom is in good condition. It measures 25" long.

Signed Navajo 14K Gold Turquoise Kachina Bolo Tie

Lot #92 (Sale Order 103 of 529)

This is a Navajo Native American Indian 14K gold and turquoise Kachina bolo tie. The slide is made from solid 14K gold set with Sleeping Beauty Turquoise nuggets. The back of the slide is marked "14K" and is signed "W. (Will) Denetdale". The Navajo bolo tie is in very good condition. The slide measures 2" x 3.25" and weighs approximately 36 grams.

1970's Wooden Carousel Horse

Lot #93 (Sale Order 104 of 529)

This is a wooden carousel horse from the 1970. The horse features a galloping pose with wonderful hand carved features that display incredible detail and artistic craftsmanship. Additionally, the horse is hand painted and has a beautiful patina. The carousel horse is in good condition. It measures 11" wide x 52" long and is 45" tall.

Elephant Foot Mahogany End Table

Lot #94 (Sale Order 105 of 529)

This is an excellent taxidermy Elephant Foot full mount with a rich mahogany table top. The piece shows the impressive hide and displays very well. These were very popular in Victorian Homes and are a rare collectible. The piece shows overall good condition and measures 20 1/2" tall, 16 1/2" wide, and 22" deep.

Old Hickory No.120 Hoop Settee w/ Woven Cane

Lot #95 (Sale Order 106 of 529)

You have the opportunity to bid on a magnificent Old Hickory Furniture Company three position NO. 120 "Vintage" Hoop style Settee. The settee features a beautiful live edge, natural, unpeeled hickory log frame - accented by tight woven cane backrest and seat. This settee is named the No.120 "Vintage" because of its throwback to the No.120 two position settee featured in the Old Hickory catalog circa 1910. The bench is marked with an "Old Hickory" plaque, that is mounted to the rearward runner. Overall, this bench that was expertly crafted in Shelbyville Indiana is in very good shape, still with tight weave on the seat and backrest, as well as tight joints and good condition of the hickory frame. the Settee measures overall; 76"W x 28"D x 36"H.

La Lune Collection Rustic Hickory & Leather Chairs

Lot #96 (Sale Order 107 of 529)

This is a collection of six La Lune rustic hickory and leather chairs. Each chair is hand crafted with select hickory and upholstered with top grain leather. The chairs are made in the United States using sustainable and eco-friendly practices. Included in this lot are four side chairs and two arm chairs. Each one shows good condition, although one of the arm chairs is missing a backrest rung. These chairs were originally purchased at a retail price of $845 for the side chairs and $930 for the arm chairs. The side chairs measure 19.75" x 23" and 40.25" tall. The arm chairs measure 22.25" x 25.5" and 40" tall.

Modoc Large Gathering Basket w/Handle c.1890's

Lot #97 (Sale Order 108 of 529)

This lot features a museum quality Modoc Native American Large Gathering Basket with Handle. This basket features a tapered design, dark brown bands, and a impressively tight weave. This basket is from the late 1800's to early 1900's. The weaving is a of a unique design. The basket is in good condition with great quality. It measures 14" L x 10 1/2" W x 5 3/4" H

Pomo & Modoc Hand Woven Baskets c.1890's

Lot #98 (Sale Order 109 of 529)

Offered for sale is a pair of Pomo and Modoc Native American Indian baskets. The baskest feature great tight weaves, alternating light and dark browns, and geometric designs. The pieces are great example of Native American Indians basket weaving. The pieces are from the late 1800's to early 1900's. They are truly museum quality pieces that show good condition for their age. They measure 8 1/4" Dia. x 4 3/8" H and 7" Dia. x 5 1/8" H

Rare Yuma Indian Hand Woven Paper Lined Basket

Lot #99 (Sale Order 110 of 529)

You are bidding on a Rare Yuma Native American Indian Hand Woven Paper Lined Basket. The basket features a rare paper lining, unique geometric pattern, and a wonderfully tight weave. This is a exceptional example of rare Yuma Native American Indian basketry from the 1800's. It is in good condition for its age, showing some wear(review photos). Looks to have been repaired. The basket measures 6 3/4" Dia. x 4 1/2" H

Montana Candy Store Saloon Barber Cash Register

Lot #100 (Sale Order 111 of 529)

This is an original Montana candy store, saloon or barber shop cash register from the early to mid 1900's. The cash register is made from nickel plated cast iron featuring fancy scrollwork and decorative accents throughout. The front of the cash drawer is embossed and marked "Montana". The original marquee is present at the top and reads "Amount Purchased" on both sides. The cash register is in good overall condition and functions as well. The piece measures 12.75" x 14.5" and is 21.75" tall.

Bob Scriver Dakota Bull Bronze Sculpture

Lot #101 (Sale Order 112 of 529)

This is an original Bob Scriver bronze sculpture titled "The Dakota Bull". Robert Macfie Scriver (1914-1999) was born in Browning, Montana (in the heart of the Blackfoot Indian Reservation) in 1914. Scriver began sculpting using taxidermy to learn his craft of making wildlife bronzes. By 1962 he became a charter member of the Society of Animal Artists, had been accepted into the prestigious Cowboy Artists of America, listed in Who’s Who in American Art, and a member of the National Sculpture Society, and the National Academy of Western Art. This piece shows the buffalo bull is fine detail with a rich brown patina. The bronze has been signed by the artist and numbered 15/48. The sculpture is in good condition. It measures 6.5" x 11" and is 8.25" tall.

American Fur & Trade HBC No. 6 Grizzly Bear Trap

Lot #102 (Sale Order 113 of 529)

This is a large grizzly bear trap. The pan is marked "American Fur and Trade Company HBC No. 6". The trap features a double spring composition with a heavy gauge drag chain and ring. The grizzly bear trap is in good condition. It measures 17.5" x 44".

Denali Fur and Trade Company HBC No. 15 Bear Trap

Lot #102a (Sale Order 114 of 529)

This is a Hudson Bay Company and Denali Fur & Trade Company Number (No. 15) 15 Bear Trap. The trap is in good condition with a flawless pan. This rare piece has large teeth and the original ring chain. Measures 34.75" long with a 4 1/8" pan. Raised letter pan reads, "Denali Fur and Trade Company No. 15 HBC."

Grizzly Bear Warning Sign from Canada

Lot #103 (Sale Order 115 of 529)

This is a Grizzly Bear Warning sign from Canada. The sign is from the Canadian Wildlife Ministry and reads "Warning Grizzly Bear Activity is High. The sign is a high visibility yellow and features a silhouette image of a grizzly bear. The sign is in very good condition. It measures 12" x 18".

Montana Game, Fish, & Parks Bear Trap Sign

Lot #103a (Sale Order 116 of 529)

This lot features a bear trap sign. This sign was used to designate an area that had bear traps set. The sign was utilized by the Montana Game, Fish, and Parks to warn people that traps were set in the immediate area. The sign is in very good condition. It measures 12" x 18".

19th C. Northern Cheyenne Indian Scout Jacket

Lot #104 (Sale Order 117 of 529)

This is an original Northern Cheyenne Native American Indian scout jacket from the late 1800's. The jacket is made from brain tanned buffalo hide with trade cloth lining and fringed shoulders and sleeves. The piece shows all hand stitching and U.S Military brass buttons marked with an anchor, possibly later additions. The Northern Cheyenne Indian scout jacket is in good overall condition with age appropriate wear. The jacket is approximately size large.

Lakota Sioux Native American Indian War Shield

Lot #105 (Sale Order 118 of 529)

This is a Sioux Native American Indian war shield. The shield is made from buffalo hide with a bentwood frame. The shield is 3/4 covered with a trade cloth adornment. The front of the shield is painted with mineral dyes showing the images of a bird, stars and moon. A buffalo hide medicine bag is attached as well. At the bottom of the shield are six turkey feathers wrapped in trade cloth. The Lakota Sioux war shield is in good condition. It measures 16" in diameter.

19th Century Cochiti Pueblo Polychrome Drum

Lot #106 (Sale Order 119 of 529)

This is a Cochiti Pueblo polychrome drum from the mid to late 1800's. The drum is made from a single tree trunk carved hollow by hand with stretched buffalo rawhide. The drum is painted using organic and mineral dyes. The piece shows good overall condition with some damage to the stretched rawhide on the bottom as shown. The Cochiti Pueblo drum is in good condition. It measures 12" in diameter and is 15.25" tall.

Earle E. Heikka Pasture Bull Bronze Sculpture 1929

Lot #107 (Sale Order 120 of 529)

This is an original Earl E. Heikka (1910-1941) bronze sculpture. The piece is titled "Pasture Bull" and depicts a American Bison laying in a pasture looking out with incredibly fine detail. Heikka was a Great Falls, Montana artist and is considered a contemporary of Charles M. Russell. Born in 1910, he gathered the attention of prominent figures and did commissions for Marshall Field, Gary Cooper, and Con Kelley. His works were featured in an exhibition in Los Angeles in 1931 and the 1933 Chicago World's Fair. Tragically, Heikka took his own life in 1941, thus ending a talented career. This bronze is in very good condition. It has been signed "E. Heikka" and is numbered 85/110. A truly fantastic piece of Montana art history from from the talents of Earl Erik Heikka. The piece measures 9" L x 5 3/4" H x 5 7/8" D

Custom Rooster Head Etched Chasing Spurs

Lot #108 (Sale Order 121 of 529)

This lot features a pair of Custom Rooster Head Etched Chasing Spurs. The spurs features a ornate and unique etched design, branded leather. The spurs feature large rowel and great quality. The pieces are believed to be from the King Ranch in Texas. They are in good condition, with little wear. The spurs measure 3" W x 5 3/4" L with 2 1/4" rowels.

Mexican Silver Inlaid Spurs c.1900's

Lot #108a (Sale Order 122 of 529)

Offered for sale is a collection of Mexican Silver Inlaid Spurs. The shanks shows a silver inlaid design with large 8-point rowels, both of which are inlaid with silver as well. One of the spurs has a inlaid silver coiled snake shank and the other has a horseshoe on the shank. These spurs are in good condition, with signs of use and age. They measure 5 1/2" L x 3 1/2" W and 5 3/4" L x 3 1/2" W and they both have 2 1/2" Rowels

Alaska Kodiak Brown Bear Rug Trophy Rug

Lot #109 (Sale Order 123 of 529)

This is a excellent example of an Alaskan taken Kodiak Brown Bear Rug. The bear rugs shows a very exceptional size. The rug features a canvas double felted back, thick fur, and impressive head. The bear shows all of the original claws. The rug was professionally prepared by a taxidermist. The rug shows good condition, with little to no wear. The rug measures 111" W x 107" L. This is legal to own and transfer. This is considered one of the largest and finest condition Kodiak Brown Bears offered for public sale and is truly and exceptional piece. Our company sold a similar size Kodiak Brown Bear in our 4/1/2017 auction for $8,640 with premiums with this bear being 9 inches longer and 6 inches wider, a very large difference. The skull from this bear, being sold at lot number 109a, is considered to be unofficially one of the largest Boone & Crockett sized trophy's currently available for sale.

Alaskan Trophy Kodiak Brown Bear Skull

Lot #109a (Sale Order 124 of 529)

This is an Alaskan trophy Kodiak Brown Bear skull. The skull came from the bear in the previous lot. The skull shows exceptional size with impressive jaws and imposing teeth. The original Alaska Fish and Game tag is attached as well. It reads "AK GBR" and is marked with the tag number. The Kodiak Brown Bear skull is in good condition. The skull measures 16 1/2" long and is 10 1/8" wide.

Moses Bryan c.1839 Antler Handled Knife

Lot #110 (Sale Order 125 of 529)

This is an antique antler handled knife from circa 1839. The knife was owned by Moses Bryan who was the nephew of Stephen F. Austin. Bryan was an early Texas settler born in 1817 and died in 1895. He fought in the Battle of San Jacinto and later served in the Confederate Army as a Major. The knife features a hardened steel blade with an antler handle. The grip is marked "Moses Bryan". The end of the handle has been carved to be used as a wax seal and reads "Texas 1839". This is a truly RARE piece of early Texas history. The knife is in good condition. It measures 16.5" with an 11" blade.

1st Iowa Cavalry Civil War Headquarters Banner

Lot #111 (Sale Order 126 of 529)

This is an authentic linen banner used by Company B of the 1st Iowa Cavlary during the Civil War. The unit was mustered in for three years of Federal service from July 30 to September 12, 1962. Most notably, the unit participated in the Battle of Roan's Tan Yard and the Battle of Prairie Grove. The banner is made from linen and reads "Headquarters Co. B. 1st Iowa Cav.". This is a RARE Civil War piece that has resided in a private collection for generations. The piece is in good overall condition. There are some some minor stains and darkening as shown. The banner measures 20" x 35.25".

1921 Railroad Commission Map of Montana

Lot #112 (Sale Order 127 of 529)

This is a 1921 Railroad Commission Map of Montana. The map shows the existing railroad railroad lines for the Billings and Central Montana Railway, the Oregon Short Line Railroad, Butte Anaconda & Pacific Railway, White Sulphur Springs & Yellowstone Park Railway, the Northern Pacific Railway, The Great Northern Railway, The Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway and more. The map shows the counties of Montana in color as well. The Railroad Commission map of Montana is in good overall condition. There are a few minor tears as shown. The piece measures 34" x 53.25".

Miccosukee Seminole Egret Plume Top Hat

Lot #113 (Sale Order 128 of 529)

This is a Miccosukee Seminole Native American Indian Egret plume Stetson top hat. The hat is marked on the inside "Stetson / John B. Stetson Company Philadelphia". The hat band is believed to be made from coin silver with a wonderful stamped pattern. Attached to the hat band are two Egret plumes. This hat is very similar to an example held by the National Museum of the American Indian. It is in good condition. The hat is size 7.

Shoshone Fully Beaded Gauntlets c.1890-1910

Lot #114 (Sale Order 129 of 529)

This is a pair of Shoshone fully beaded gauntlets from 1890-1910. The gauntlets show a fully beaded panel with a wonderful floral pattern done in Chalk White, Sky Blue, Corn Yellow, Medium Blue, White Lined Red, etc. Just above each beaded panel is a beaded floral medallion on the back. The right hand gauntlet is marked in ink on the inside of the cuff "H.M. Jenkins Arimo, Idaho". These Shoshone gauntlets are in good condition. They measure 8.5" x 14.25".

Black Elk Lakota Sioux Sacred Bundle Drum

Lot #115 (Sale Order 130 of 529)

This is an exceedingly RARE Lakota Sioux Sacred Bundle Drum owned by Wallace Black Elk. Wallace Black Elk was a Brule Lakota Sioux. He was born in 1921 on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota. His father was a Sioux shaman and Wallace became a shaman as well. In addition, he was the spiritual grandson of Nicholas Black Elk, the legendary Lakota holy man. The drum is described in the book written by Wallace titled "Black Elk: The Sacred Ways of a Lakota" written by Wallace Black Elk and William S. Lyon. In the book, Wallace describes the drum and the ceremony performed by his father: "One time we were at a long house (religious ceremonial center). The long house people were there. We went in, and they had gourds there. Big gourds. They had them in a pasteboard box. The people that were there were sitting on a platform. There were about seven or eight singers sitting there, and they shook those gourds. There was a big drum there also, about a five gallon water drum. It was a wine keg, wooden wine keg. They cut the top off, poured water inside, and stretched a skin over it. Then they placed Bull Durham (tobacco) four times, signifying the Four Directions. One guy played that drum. My dad performed the ceremony. So we asked to borrow on of those gourds. "Sure. It would be an honor. Here take this one". So my dad had his altar there. So we placed that gourd on the altar on the ground. Then they sang four songs. They rolled that drum and danced to it.". The drum is a cut down wine barrel made for the ceremony. It is covered in skin bound by the braided rope. The drum is painted with organic and mineral dyes. The white is for the Sacred Bundle, black for the way of life, red for the ways and traditions of the Lakota, and green for Mother Earth. The drum has been examined by Wendell Grangaard, president of The Guns of History, Inc. Wendell Grangaard is a leading expert on the Lakota Sioux and their history and language. A full write-up by Grangaard is included with the drum along with a 1991 publication of "Black Elk: The Sacred Ways of a Lakota". Also included is a photograph of Wallace and the drum. The Sacred Bundle drum is in good original condition. This is an important piece of the Lakota Sioux history and heritage. The drum measures 16" in diameter.

Native American Indian Mountain Lion Hide Cape

Lot #116 (Sale Order 131 of 529)

This is a Plains Native American Indian mountain lion hide cape. The mountain lion is backed on red trade cloth that features beaded crosses near the bottom done in pony beads Chalk White, Sky Blue and Dark Blue. The mountain lion hide cape is in good overall condition. The overall measurements of the cape are 49 1/2" wide, and 86" long from teeth to tail.

Montana Wooden Frame Folding Theater Chairs

Lot #117 (Sale Order 132 of 529)

This lot provides you the opportunity to bid on a three seat, wooden, theater or stadium bench. The seats themselves are constructed of wood slat, with runners that hold the seats as one. To fold the seats, just lift the foremost runner. This bench is believed to originate from Montana, during the first half of the 20th C. The bench is in overall good condition, each seat has a wear spot where a seat number or plaque could have been, as well, the left and middle seat have a small hole in the backrest. The bench measures approximately 57 3/4" wide, 35 3/4" tall, and 21" deep.

Montana Trophy Mountain Lion Rug

Lot #118 (Sale Order 133 of 529)

This is a Montana taken large Mountain Lion Cougar rug. The piece shows all the exquisite claws, a full mounted, opened mouth head, and is double felted across the bottom. The rug shows good condition fur and head, with little sign of wear. It measures 87" L x 63" W.

Large Badger, Cougar, & Sheep Taxidermy Prey Scene

Lot #119 (Sale Order 134 of 529)

This lot offers you the opportunity to bid on a large taxidrmy "Circle of Life" scene. The scene depicts a Mountain Lion, two Badgers, and a female Big Horn Sheep. The scavenging badgers are intercepting the mountain lion, which is in the middle of receiving a fresh big horn sheep kill. The scene is constructed of a rolling wooden frame, inside the frame is mainly natural foliage, although the boulders are made of Styrofoam. The piece is in good condition overall. The scene measures approximately 85 1/2" wide, 73 3/4" deep, and 38 3/8" from the ground to the top of the higher badgers back.

Early Montana Cowboy Wooly Chaps c. 19th-20th

Lot #120 (Sale Order 135 of 529)

This is an excellent early set of hand crafted cowboy chaps believed to be from a Montana Saddlery. The set of chaps shows a late 19th century to early 20th century age and show a rich dark brown Angora fur on the front of the legs. The belt features a hand tooled basket weave pattern. The wooly chaps are in good overall condition. No makers mark can be discovered, but it is possible that the mark was worn due to the sets use. The chaps are 35 1/2" L

Montana Boone & Crockett Size Trophy Whitetail

Lot #121 (Sale Order 136 of 529)

This lot features a Montana Boone & Crockett Size Trophy Whitetail. The deer is unofficially measured a conservative non typical Boone & Crockett gross score of 238 6/8." The deer shows a unusual build that really adds to the character of the European mount. The piece is in good condition, with little wear. The mount measures approx. 28 1/2" W x 26" H x 16" D

Large Montana Black Bear Taxidermy Trophy Rug

Lot #122 (Sale Order 137 of 529)

Offered up in this lot is a ferocious Montana Black Bear Taxidermy Trophy Rug. The bear is double mounted on tan and brown contrasting felt, that accents the bear excellently - The very bottom of the rug is finished with decorative linen cloth. The bear itself shows deep rich brown color, and many 2" claws. The professionally mounted bear shows good condition, with some minimal shedding. The bear measures 81" long, and 74 1/2" wide.

Large Idaho Cinnamon Black Bear Taxidermy Rug

Lot #123 (Sale Order 138 of 529)

Available for your consideration in this lot is a Large Idaho Cinnamon Black Bear Taxidermy Trophy Rug. The bear is double mounted on contrasting brown felt that accents the bear fur excellently. The black bear features 1 3/4" claws, and fantastic rich cinnamon color. Overall, the professionally mounted bear is in good condition. The piece measures approximately 75" wide, and 80" long.

Haida Indian Carved Salmon Totem Story Board

Lot #124 (Sale Order 139 of 529)

This is an original Haida Native American Indian carved wooden Salmon Totem Story Board from circa 1920. The piece is hand carved from solid wood with a large totem in the center and a whale at the bottom. The eagle is known to be a spiritual guide and a connection to a higher realm that possesses strength, courage, and healing powers. The whale symbolizes power and persistence as well as peace, playfulness and grace. The piece has been painted with natural pigment and mineral dyes. It shows good overall condition. The Salmon Board measures 18.25" x 23.5".

Mining Axe from Knife Chief Pawnee Warrior

Lot #125 (Sale Order 140 of 529)

This is an exceptionally RARE mining axe once owned and carried by Knife Chief, a Pawnee chief. Knife Chief was a scout for General George R. Crook's regiment in the 1870's. In 1876, Brave Bull, an Oglala Sioux warrior joined the scout regiment. Knife Chief and Brave bull became friends and, while on a hunting trip in the Black hills, they encountered a miner and killed him. Sometime later, Knife Chief came into possession of the axe. In the 1880's, Knife Chief joined Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show as a performer where he remained for years. The axe has been examined by Wendell Grangaard, president of The Guns of History, Inc. who is a leading expert on the Sioux Native American Indian Tribe and their Togia language. Grangaard has authenticated the piece and provided a written description of the axe and its markings. The markings on th right side of the handle are interpreted as "Knife Chief kill man-Paha Sapa (Black Hills)-Friend-Brave Bull-Many". The left side of the handle reads "Man in River-Kill Pawnee Knife Chief-rode with friend Brave Bull-rode together-three battles". The authentication includes illustrations of the axe and the interpretations. Also included in the report are two copies of photographs showing Knife Chief with other members of the Wild West Show cast and Knife Chief with other Pawnee and Sioux chiefs. The axe shows a forged iron construction with a blunt hammer-like instrument on one end and a pick type implement on the other end. The wooden haft is tapered toward the middle with a carved notch at the end. This is RARE piece of Sioux Native American history and heritage. The axe shows good overall condition. It measures 8.5" x 29.75.

Early Stoneware Lined Copper Water Cooler

Lot #126 (Sale Order 141 of 529)

This lot features a Early Stoneware Lined Copper Water Cooler. This unique piece features a inner stoneware water tank with the copper creating a cavity for a insulating layer of liquid to keep the contents of the cooler colder. This is a very cool piece. It is in good condition with wear from use. The top lid seems to be missing the handle, some minor dents, and one minor crack in the stoneware (see photos). The piece measures 11 7/8" Dia. x 17 3/8" H

Signed LLAdro Porcelain Ladies Figurine

Lot #127 (Sale Order 142 of 529)

You are bidding on a beautiful Signed LLAdro Porcelain Ladies Figurine. The piece depicts a pair of young Native American Indian ladies carrying water jugs. The detail is great along with the quality of the piece. This is is a good condition example of a fine Spanish porcelain work. The piece measures 18 1/2" H x 8 3/4" W x 5 1/2" D

Sioux Excellently Beaded War Shirt 20th Century

Lot #128 (Sale Order 143 of 529)

The lot features an excellent Sioux Native American Indian beaded war shirt from the 20th Century. The Warrior shirt shows an Indian tanned hide construction with early red trade clothe edging and a rawhide sinew sewing. The shirt shows various geometric traditional fully beaded strips along with front, back, and both arms. The beadwork is done in fine glass trade seed beads showing chalk white, corn yellow, cobalt blue, semi-transparent medium green, and red colors. The shirt is decorated in the same stylings of the 19th Century examples having sinew wrapped ends of long Buffalo and Human Hair surrounded by long cut Indian tanned hide fringe, ceremonial white fur Ermine. The entire hide surface shows a rich dark red mineral pigment red dye. The front of the shirt shows a trapezoidal shaped beaded drop with a powerful Chief’s like symbol and long hair pipe bone beads. The shirt is in the same design and styling of the pants, headdress, coup staff, moccasins, and breechclout (with each being sold separately). These were all displayed on the Indian mannequin sold after these pieces. The war shirt measures approximately 64" wide and 51" long. The entire ensemble was purchased for over $12,500 by the current Paradise Valley Livingston, Montana private Early American Artifact Collection. Excellent quality and construction, truly a work of art.

Sioux Chief or Warrior's Beaded Headdress 20th C

Lot #128a (Sale Order 144 of 529)

This is an excellent Sioux Native American Indian beaded Chief or Warrior’s Headdress from the 20th Century. The headdress is a very sacred piece of the Warrior or Chief’s ensemble and would have only been worn by a respected elder of the tribe. The piece shows very good condition and excellent construction showing a felt trade clothe like lining with glass trade pony beadwork and a wonderful Turkey feather crown. The headdress head band shows a geometric design with chalk white, black, sky padre blue, medium green, corn yellow, and red with two beaded round medallions accenting each side having red/yellow trade ribbons and feathers. The features shows a dyed Turkey feather that has had the softer ruffled feathers adhered to the lower section giving the headdress a fuller and more impressive design. The tips of each feather have a round spot of white fur along with a tufted of ruffled feathers. The headdress is in the same design and styling of the pants, war shirt, coup staff, moccasins, and breechclout (with each being sold separately). These were all displayed on the Indian mannequin sold after these pieces. The headdress measures approximately 31" long, 28" wide, and 21" tall. The entire ensemble was purchased for over $12,500 by the current Paradise Valley Livingston, Montana private Early American Artifact Collection.

Sioux Fully Beaded Warrior's Coup Staff 20th C.

Lot #128b (Sale Order 145 of 529)

This is an immensely impressive fully beaded Coup Staff from a Sioux Native American Indian Warrior in the 20th Century. The piece shows a carved hard wood staff with canvas wrapping having a fully glass trade seed beaded surface. The beadwork shows a geometric traditional pattern with tepee/arrow and alternating rectangular symbols in a semi-transparent dark blue and red coloring having a chalk white base having various bands showing medium green, red, dark blue, and corn yellow. The Coup staff shows a large size and overall good condition. The piece is decorated with long Indian tanned hide fringe, bands of bear fur, drops of Turkey feathers, brass and tin trade bells, and various pieces of early trade clothe. The Coup staff would have been used by a Sioux Warrior on horseback to practice the art of warfare. The end of the staff, the hook, would have been stung out around an arm, leg or head of the opposing warrior pulling him from the horse. The coup staff is in the same design and styling of the pants, war shirt, headdress, moccasins, and breechclout (with each being sold separately). These were all displayed on the Indian mannequin sold after these pieces. The staff measures 73 1/2" tall, 13" wide, and 5 3/4" deep at the hoop. The entire ensemble was purchased for over $12,500 by the current Paradise Valley Livingston, Montana private Early American Artifact Collection.

Sioux Beaded Warrior Leggings w/ Long Fringe 20th

Lot #129 (Sale Order 146 of 529)

The lot features a wonderfully beaded Warrior’s Leggings from the Sioux Native American Indians of the 20th Century. The leggings, or pants would have been worn with the previously listed War Shirt. The leggings show an Indian tanned hide construction with long impressive cut fringe framing the outsides of the legs. Theses also show long beaded strips with a geometric traditional pattern showing glass trade seed beads in chalk white, semi-transparent amber, semi-transparent dark green, dark blue, and red. The Indian tanned hide shows a wonderful pigment dyed patina and very good condition. The leggings are in the same design and stylings of the coup staff, war shirt, headdress, moccasins, and breechclout (with each being sold separately). These were all displayed on the Indian mannequin sold after these pieces. The pants measure approximately 39 1/2" wide, and 46" tall. The entire ensemble was purchased for over $12,500 by the current Paradise Valley Livingston, Montana private Early American Artifact Collection.

Sioux Warrior Beaded Breechclout Loincloth 20th

Lot #129a (Sale Order 147 of 529)

This is an excellent Sioux Native American Indian Warrior’s outfit beaded breechclout (breech clout set) from the 20th Century. The Breechclout (or breech clout) otherwise known as the loincloth, is a long rectangular piece of cloth or hide, usually with a decorated front, to be worn between the legs (with this example being attached to an Indian tanned hide belt) so that the flaps fall down in front and behind the user. Sometimes the called the breechclout, loincloth, skin clout, clout apron or just the flap. This example shows a red trade cloth backing with Indian tanned hide fronts with each side showing two long beaded strips having glass trade seed beads in chalk white, corn yellow, semi-transparent dark green, red, and dark blue. The beadwork shows a traditional geometric pattern with wonderful arrow, tepee, and chief’s cross symbols. The breechclouts also show ten fringe drops with brass beads and long hair pipe bone beads. The loincloths are in the same design and stylings of the coup staff, war shirt, headdress, moccasins, and leggings (with each being sold separately). These were all displayed on the Indian mannequin sold after these pieces. This piece measure 33 7/8" long, and 14 3/8" wide when the piece is laid on top of itself. The entire ensemble was purchased for over $12,500 by the current Paradise Valley Livingston, Montana private Early American Artifact Collection.

Sioux Fully Beaded Warrior Moccasins 20th C.

Lot #129b (Sale Order 148 of 529)

This is a wonderful set of fully beaded Warrior’s Moccasins from the Sioux Native American Indians of the 20th Century. The moccasins feature a heavy Indian tanned hide with sinew rawhide stitching and excellent traditional geometric beadwork showing glass trade seed beads in chalk white, semi-transparent dark green, corn yellow, semi-transparent dark red, and semi-transparent dark blue. These also show a unique two prongs drop along the top and folded ankle. The moccasins are in the same design and stylings of the coup staff, war shirt, headdress, loincloths, and leggings (with each being sold separately). These were all displayed on the Indian mannequin sold after these pieces. Each Moccasin measures approximately 10 3/4" long, 4 3/8" wide, and 4 5/8" to the top of the ankle of the moccasin. The entire ensemble was purchased for over $12,500 by the current Paradise Valley Livingston, Montana private Early American Artifact Collection.

Native American Indian Full Size Mannequin

Lot #129c (Sale Order 149 of 529)

This is a full size mannequin showing a Native American Indian Warriors head. The head has a carved like surface with glass like eyes and real black hair having a fully seed beaded medallion barrette in one of the pony tails. The mannequin measures 71 1/2" tall. The base measures 22 7/8" wide, and 14" deep. The piece comes with the red winter like shirt and pants. Head, chest, arms, legs, and base are all separate. Shows signs of use. The previously listed Warrior Beaded items were displayed on this mannequin.

Plains Indian Large Chief's Mid Century Headdress

Lot #130 (Sale Order 150 of 529)

You are bidding on a exceptional Native American Plains Indian Large Chief's Mid Century Headdress. The headdress features dyed turkey feathers, wonderful beaded brow band, and fur tassels. This is a truly unique piece shows a rare length and great color. Believed to be from 1950-1970. It is a great quality Native American Indian headdress. It is in good condition, showing some wear from age. The headdress measures 64" L

RARE WW2 US Military Issue Lund Snow Shoes

Lot #131 (Sale Order 151 of 529)

This lot offers a pair of exceptional, and rare pair of Lund Snowshoes, dating to Circa 1941. These snowshoes are believed to have been issued to the 10th Mountain Division during the Second Great War are manufactured by C.A. Lund Co. out of Hastings MINN - one of four manufactures to provide snowshoes for the war effort. The rawhide snowshoes are carved on the junction with "U.S. 1941 1928/1917 - Lund 10x58". Each snowshoe also has its manufacture stamp "Made by C.A. Lund CO. Hastings MINN U.S.A". They are also marked on the bottom with what seems to be the issued soldiers name "J. Kriesel" The snowshoes are in very good condition, showing one minor flaw in the rawhide weave - please reference photos. Each snowshoe measures approximately 58" long, 10" wide, and 8" to the top of the nose.

Carved Mahogany Indoor Planter Urn

Lot #132 (Sale Order 152 of 529)

This lot provides you the opportunity to bid on a beautiful carved Victorian style Mahogany Planter Urn. The planter has a galvanized steel insert. The barrel of the urn features excellent sweeping floral carvings, and is hoisted in the air by three legs that are attached together at the base. The planter is in good condition overall, although there are a few missing pieces of trim (Please consult photos). The planter measures 42" tall, and 17" across.

Zuni Sterling Silver Thunderbird Concho Belt

Lot #133 (Sale Order 153 of 529)

This is a signed Zuni Native American Indian sterling silver Thunderbird concho belt. The piece consists of a buckle and 15 conchos. Each one shows the image of the Thunderbird and is inlaid with coral, turquoise, mother of pearl and onyx. The back of the buckle is marked "Sterling" and is signed "RT". The Zuni concho belt is in good condition. It measures 40" long overall.

Native American Indian Artifact Collection

Lot #134 (Sale Order 154 of 529)

This is a collection of Native American Indian artifacts. Included in this collection are arrowheads, bird points, scrapers, etc. all beautifully framed in a solid oak display. The artifacts were collected in Montana, South Dakota and Wyoming. They show good condition. Each display measures 9" x 11".

R.F. Ford Buffalo Head Western Horse Bit

Lot #135 (Sale Order 155 of 529)

This is an R.F. Ford silver mounted buffalo head horse bit. R.F. Ford was a renowned bit and spur maker from Angelo, Texas. He was the first to receive the distinguished "Spur Maker of the Year" award in 1996. He passed away shortly after being inducted as a "Legend Member" into The International Guild of Spur Makers in 2011. This bit shows a cast silver buffalo medallion on each shank with engraved and hand stamped silver overlay. The inside of the bit is marked "R.F. Ford 241". The buffalo head horse bit is in very good condition. It measures 6.25" wide and 6.5" long.

Crockett Silver Mounted Western Horse Bit

Lot #135a (Sale Order 156 of 529)

This is a Crockett silver mounted Western horse bit. The bit shows a forged design with fantastic silver clover conchos and engraved silver overlay on each shank. The inside of the bit is marked "Crockett". The bit has one of the original rein loops. The Crockett bit is in good overall condition. It measures 5.75" wide and 8.75" long.

Silver Mounted Gal Leg Western Horse Bit

Lot #135b (Sale Order 157 of 529)

This is a silver mounted gal leg Western horse bit. Each shank shows a gal leg figure with a scalloped silver concho and extensively engraved silver overlay. The bit shows good condition. It measures 5.75" wide and 7.75" long.

Cram's Superior Map of Montana c.1940

Lot #136 (Sale Order 158 of 529)

This is a Cram's Superior Map of Montana from circa 1940. The map has been backed on linen and shows the entire state of Montana with each county shaded in color. In addition, the map has an inset showing the Congressional Districts and a chart with populations of cities and towns. The map shows very good condition. It folds up to be stored in a hardcover binding. The piece measures 51" x 51.5".

Queen Size Coyote Pelt Blanket

Lot #137 (Sale Order 159 of 529)

This lot offers an awesome queen sized Coyote Pelt Blanket. The blanket is finished on the underside with quilted muslin fabric. The overall quality of the blanket is fantastic, and created with exceptional craftsmanship. The blanket measures 72" x "79

Early Hand Painted Romanian Chest

Lot #138 (Sale Order 160 of 529)

Offered for sale is a early hand painted Romanian chest. Splendidly hand painted, with floral designs, to look like a dresser the piece is a trunk with one large center cavity. The trunk is very worn on the top and sides. Overall,however, it is in good condition for its age. Measures: 48" W x 23" D x 33" H

Scott McDaniel Original Oil on Canvas Painting

Lot #139 (Sale Order 161 of 529)

This is an original oil on canvas painting by Scott McDaniel. Mcdaniel is best known for his impressionistic landscape paintings. This painting shows a scene of a stagecoach with a team of four horses. The piece shows good overall condition and has been placed in a wonderful carved wooden frame. The painting has been signed by the artist and is dated "1967". The frame measures 32" x 44".

WWII German Military Helmet

Lot #140 (Sale Order 162 of 529)

This is a WWII era German military helmet. The helmet is made from steel and shows the flared bottom on the back and sides. The helmet has a leather liner and is in good overall condition. It measures 9" x 11".

WWI German Military Helmet w/ Iron Cross Painting

Lot #140a (Sale Order 163 of 529)

This is an original WWI German military helmet with Iron Cross painting. The helmet is made from steel and shows the flared back and sides. The helmet has been repainted with an Iron Cross on both sides. The German WWI helmet is in good overall condition. It measures 9.5" x 12.25".

c.1876 Hand Tinted United States Railroad Map

Lot #141 (Sale Order 164 of 529)

This is an early hand tinted United States railroad map published circa 1876. The map show the U.S. and parts of Canada and Mexico. The map is marked "New Railroad Map of the United States and Dominion of Canada". The piece shows good condition. It measures 17.5" x 28".

Leonard Lopp Oil on Board Glacier Park Painting

Lot #142 (Sale Order 165 of 529)

This is an original Leonard Lopp oil on board painting of a cabin in Glacier National Park. Born in the late 1800's, Lopp became a well known artist that resided in Montana for most of his life. At one time, he was employed as an artist for Glacier National Park. He also did restoration work on many Charles Russell paintings. This painting was done on board and depicts a cabin on the lake in the park. The painting is in good condition. It has been signed by the artist. The frame measures 14" x 26".

Leonard Lopp Oil on Canvas Gkacier Park Painting

Lot #142a (Sale Order 166 of 529)

This is an original Leonard Lopp oil on canvas painting of Glacier National Park. Born in the late 1800's, Lopp became a well known artist that resided in Montana for most of his life. At one time, he was employed as an artist for Glacier National Park. He also did restoration work on many Charles Russell paintings. This painting was done on canvas and depicts a log cabin in the park. The painting is in good condition. It has been signed by the artist. The frame measures 12' x 15".

Original Leonard Lopp Oil on Board Painting

Lot #142b (Sale Order 167 of 529)

This is an original Leonard Lopp oil on board painting of a waterfall in Glacier National Park. Born in the late 1800's, Lopp became a well known artist that resided in Montana for most of his life. At one time, he was employed as an artist for Glacier National Park. He also did restoration work on many Charles Russell paintings. This painting was done on board and depicts a waterfall in the park. The painting is in good condition with some minor damage and wear as shown. It has been signed by the artist. The frame measures 17.5" x 32.5".

Gary Kapp (b.1942) Original Oil on Canvas Painting

Lot #143 (Sale Order 168 of 529)

This is an original oil on canvas painting by Gary Kapp, a Utah artist. Kapp was born in Ogden, Uah and grew up on a ranch in Oregon. He graduated from BYU in 1966 with a degree in art. He worked at a motion picture studio for several years. In 1976, he left to pursue his passion for painting. He is best known for his Western landscapes and Native American paintings. This painting depicts a cowboy with his horse and mule getting spooked by a grizzly bear. The piece shows incredibly fine detail and artistic ability. The painting has been signed by the artist in the lower left corner and is in good condition. The frame measures 34.75" x 42.75".

Chicago Milwaukee Railroad Signal Number Plate

Lot #144 (Sale Order 169 of 529)

This is an original Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad semaphore signal number plate. The piece is made from solid cast iron and is marked "193 / 5". This number plate was used on a signal utilized by the CMSP Railroad. It is in good overall condition. The piece measures 19.75" in diameter.

Chicago Milwaukee Railroad Signal Number Plate

Lot #145 (Sale Order 170 of 529)

This is an original Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad semaphore signal number plate. The piece is made from solid cast iron and is marked "169 / 8". This number plate was used on a signal utilized by the CMSP Railroad. It is in good overall condition. The piece measures 19.75" in diameter.

Art Deco Tubular Chrome & Corduroy Couch

Lot #146 (Sale Order 171 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a vintage Art Deco couch, constructed of a flowing chromed tubular frame, and lined with supple green and brown corduroy. This couch is believed to be designed by KEM Weber, a German born furniture, industrial designer and architect in the 1940's, however, the couch is unsigned. This couch is in overall good condition, with only slight patina to the chrome frame, and one tear on the lower part of the left arm. The low sitting couch measures approximately 69" wide, 27 1/2" deep, and 29 1/2" tall.

Howell & Wolfgang Hoffmann Art Deco Coffee Table

Lot #146a (Sale Order 172 of 529)

This lot provides you the chance to bid on a circa 1935 - Art Deco Coffee Table, designed by Wolfgang Hoffmann for the Howell Furniture Company of St. Charles Illinois. The table features burly, yet elegant chromed tubular steel legs, and a 3/4" slab of oak for the top. The table is in good aesthetic condition, with only very mild dings to the table top. This table is missing the Howell "Exclusive Designs" sticker. the table measures 34" long, 16 5/8" tall, and 20" wide.

Art Deco Tubular Chrome & Corduroy Couch

Lot #146b (Sale Order 173 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a vintage Art Deco couch, constructed of a flowing chromed tubular frame, and lined with supple green and brown corduroy. This couch is believed to be designed by KEM Weber, a German born furniture, industrial designer and architect in the 1940's, however, the couch is unsigned. This couch is in overall good condition, with only slight patina to the chrome frame, and one slight tear on the face of the couch. The low sitting couch measures approximately 69" wide, 27 1/2" deep, and 29 1/2" tall.

Howell & Wolfgang Hoffmann Art Deco Coffee Table

Lot #146c (Sale Order 174 of 529)

This lot provides you the chance to bid on a circa 1935 - Art Deco Coffee Table, designed by Wolfgang Hoffmann for the Howell Furniture Company of St. Charles Illinois. The table features burly, yet elegant chromed tubular steel legs, and a 3/4" slab of oak for the top. The table is in good aesthetic condition, with only mild distress marks, and minor flaw to the corners and edges. the table measures 34" long, 16 5/8" tall, and 20" wide.

18K Gold and Sapphire Heart Pendant Necklace

Lot #147 (Sale Order 175 of 529)

This is an 18K gold and sapphire heart pendant necklace. The pendant is made from 18K gold and features 15 sapphires on each side. The pendant is marked with a crown and "18K". The chain is marked "18K" and "Italy". The gold and sapphire necklace is in good condition. The pendant measures .5" x .75".

Message and Documents War Dept. 1881-92

Lot #148 (Sale Order 176 of 529)

This is "Report of the Secretary of War; Being Part of the Message and Documents Communicated to the Two Houses of Congress at the Beginning of the First Session of the Fifty-Second Congress". The book was published by the Government Printing Office in 1891. The book contains many maps along with numerous reports from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The book shows fair condition with moderate soiling and water damage. The book measures 6" x 9.25".

Original Thomas Mangelsen Dall Sheep Photograph

Lot #149 (Sale Order 177 of 529)

This is an original Thomas Mangelsen Dall Sheep photograph.The photograph is titled "Indian Summer-Dall Rams" and shows a pair of Dall Sheep rams in Denali National Park. Mangelsen has gained worldwide recognition for his nature photography with numerous exhibits and awards for his works. This photograph is in good condition. It has been signed by the photographer in the lower right corner and is numbered 251/950. The photograph has been professionally matted and framed. The frame measures 29.25" x 39.25".

Original Thomas Mangelsen Framed Moose Photograph

Lot #149a (Sale Order 178 of 529)

This is an original Thomas Mangelsen framed moose photograph. The piece is titled "The Harem-Alaskan Moose" and shows a bull moose and his cows on the shore of a mountain lake in Alaska. Mangelsen has gained worldwide recognition for his nature photography with numerous exhibits and awards for his works. This photograph is in good condition. It has been signed by the photographer and is numbered 106/1500. It has been professionally matted and framed. The frame measures 27.5" x 58.25".

Thomas Mangelsen Framed Alaskan Moose Photograph

Lot #149b (Sale Order 179 of 529)

This is an original Thomas Mangelsen framed Alaskan Moose photograph. The photograph is titled "McKinley Reflections" and shows a lone moose wading in the river with Mt. McKinley in the background. Mangelsen has gained worldwide recognition for his nature photography with numerous exhibits and awards for his works. This piece is in good condition. It has been signed by the photographer in the lower right corner and is professionally framed. The frame measures 32" x 37.75".

Ernest Hemingway Leather Bound Book Collection

Lot #150 (Sale Order 180 of 529)

This is a complete collection of Ernest Hemingway leather bound books. This special Collector's Edition collection consists of 20 books bound in genuine leather published by Easton Press. Each book features gilt edges, cover and spine. Some of the titles in this collection are "For Whom the Bell Tolls", "The Sun Also Rises", "A Farewell to Arms", "Old Man and the Sea", "To Have and Have Not", etc. All the books are in very good to excellent condition. Each book measures 6.5" x 9.5".

Navajo Signed Sterling Silver Turquoise Hat Band

Lot #151 (Sale Order 181 of 529)

This is a signed Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver and turquoise hat band. The band is made from solid sterling silver set with 84 Pilot Mountain Turquoise cabochons. The turquoise is accented by the twisted silver rope on each side. The inside of the band is marked "Sterling" and is signed "JPF". The Navajo hat band is in good condition. It measures 8" in diameter but is adjustable.

Signed Navajo Sterling Silver Old Pawn Concho Belt

Lot #152 (Sale Order 182 of 529)

This is a signed Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver concho belt. The belt features a handmade sterling buckle with seven conchos and eight bow tie spacers. Each of the conchos and spacers shows hand tooled stamping and is back on leather. The back of the buckle is marked "Sterling" and is signed "Eugene Charley". The original pawn tag is still attached to the piece as well. The Navajo concho belt is in good condition. The buckle measures 2.25" x 3" and the conchos are 1.5" x 2". The belt measures 46" long overall.

Navajo Old Pawn Silver, Coral & Abalone Bracelet

Lot #153 (Sale Order 183 of 529)

This lot features a Signed Early Navajo Native American Indian Old Pawn Silver, Oxblood Coral, and Abalone Bracelet. The bracelet features four oxblood coral gems, three abalone gems, and twisted silver setting. The piece features a heavy construction with great detail and quality. The bracelet is marked "JT." The condition is good showing little wear. The inner circumference is 5 5/8"

Navajo Double Bear Claw Turquoise & Silver Cuff

Lot #154 (Sale Order 184 of 529)

Offered for sale is a beautiful example of a Signed Navajo Native American Indian Double Bear Claw, Turquoise, Coral, and Sterling Silver Cuff. The piece is signed "GE Sterling" denoting it was crafted by the artist Gary Edwards. The cuff features double bear claws surround by a exquisite tooled leaf design with polished turquoise and coral gems. The quality is very good with great detail. The condition of the piece is good showing little to no wear. The inner circumference is 5 3/4"

Navajo Claw, Turquoise, Coral, & Sterling Cuff

Lot #155 (Sale Order 185 of 529)

This lot offers you the opportunity to bid on a gorgeous Navajo Native American Indian Sterling Silver Cuff handmade by Elaine Sam. The bracelet features next-to-none craftsmanship with a 1 3/4" bear claw, three nicely sized nuggets of sleeping beauty turquoise, three chunks of Oxblood Coral, and based on a sterling silver cuff with fantastic sterling accents. This cuff is signed on the back with Elaine Sam's "ES" signature, as well it states its "Sterling" purity, and it's "Handmade Navajo" roots. The piece is in very good condition, with tightly set stones and claw, and intricate detail that has stood the test of time, with only careful wear and warm patina. The piece measures overall 3" wide, and 2 3/8" top to bottom. The inside wrist circumference including the bottom gap measures approximately 7 3/4".

Zuni Inlaid Multi-Stone Sterling Kachina Bracelet

Lot #156 (Sale Order 186 of 529)

This lot presents you the opportunity to bid on a Zuni Native American Indian Multi-Stone Sterling Silver Bracelet, depicting a Zuni "Rainbow Man". The construction of the bracelet is based on a sterling silver cuff, with the stones including Mother of Pearl, Turquoise, Oxblood Coral, and Jet. There is no signature on the bracelet, but you can assure yourself it was done with excellent craftsmanship due to the tightly set stones, and fantastic sterling silver accents. The bracelet is in good condition, boasting only a careful warm patina that has developed in the sterling silver. The cuff measures overall 3 1/8" wide, and 2 1/8" top to bottom. The inside wrist circumference equals approximately 7".

Antique German Hand Cranked Pump Organ

Lot #157 (Sale Order 187 of 529)

This is an antique German hand cranked pump organ. The instrument is made from wood with a cast iron crank and cylinder holder. Much of the finish is present with the original stenciled graphics. This piece came from the estate of the Frawley Ranch in Spearfish, South Dakota. Patrick Henry Frawley was a lawyer who set up a successful law practice in Deadwood, South Dakota in the late 1800's. In 1890, he married the heir to the Centennial Farm between Deadwood and Spearfish. They began to buy farm land from unsuccessful farmers until they amassed nearly 5000 acres. The ranch operated by the family until it was sold to developers in 1998. The property was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1977. The pump organ is in good condition. It measures 12" x 14.25" x 8".

Nez Perce Native American Beaded Gauntlets

Lot #158 (Sale Order 188 of 529)

This is an exceptional pair of Nez Perce Native American Indian beaded gauntlets. The gauntlets show excellent floral pattern beadwork done in Cheyenne Pink, Sky Blue, Greasy Yellow, Medium Green, Chalk White, etc. The beadwork shows very good condition with little to no bead loss. These gauntlets came from the renowned August Gottschaech Collection. The gauntlets are in good condition. They measure 7.5" x 14.5".

Howard Terpning "The Spectators" Framed Print

Lot #159 (Sale Order 189 of 529)

This is a Howard Terpning framed print titled "The Spectators". The print shows three Blackfoot Native American Indians in camp. From Terpning: "When in camp, Indians spent a good deal of time engaging in various ceremonies, and of course, for every Indian actually involved in the ceremony, there had to be several others watching. This drawing provided me with an opportunity to make detailed character studies of three Blackfoot Indians wearing clothing that would be appropriate for important occasions.". The print shows good condition and has been professionally framed. It is signed in the lower left corner and is numbered 796/1000. The frame measures 30.25" x 43".

Howard Terpning "Signals in the Wind" Framed Print

Lot #159a (Sale Order 190 of 529)

This is a Howard Terpning framed print titled "Signals in the Wind". The print shows a group of Plains Native American Indians gazing in the distance at a smoke signal. From Terpning: "Plains Indians often used smoke signals to communicate across great distances. The smoke was not normally used in the complex manner of Morse code but usually has a specific meaning agreed upon beforehand between sender and receivers. The signal here could convey any number of things: sighting of a buffalo, for example, discovery of an enemy, or simply provide a rallying point for scattered parties.". The print has been signed by the artist in the lower right corner and is numbered 516/750. The print has been professionally matted and framed. The frame measures 30.25" x 38.75".

Complete Set of Time Life Old West Books

Lot #161 (Sale Order 191 of 529)

This is a complete set of all 26 books of the Time Life "The Old West" collection. Also included is the index, Introduced in the 1970's, Time Life produced a fabulous collection of books telling much of the history of how the Western United States was settled. These books are in good condition. They each measure 8.5" x 11".

Louis L'Amour Leatherette Book Collection

Lot #162 (Sale Order 192 of 529)

This is a collection of 56 Louis L'Amour leatherette hardcover books. Louis L'Amour was an American Western author whose frontier stories have captivated readers for decades. This collection is a large sampling of his works all beautifully bound in leatherette covers. The books are in good to very good condition with little to no wear. Each one measures 6.25" x 9.25".

Recent Indian Wars by James P. Boyd First Edition

Lot #163 (Sale Order 193 of 529)

This is a first edition of "Recent Indian War Under the Lead of Sitting Bull and Other Chiefs with a Full Account of the Messiah Craze and Ghost Dances" by James P. Boyd published in 1891. the book provides a comprehensive account of major battles fought with the Native American Indians in the late 1800's. The book contains numerous illustrations and features a gilt cover and spine. The book shows good overall condition. It measures 5.5" x 7.75".

Life of Major Gen'l George A. Custer by Whittaker

Lot #163a (Sale Order 194 of 529)

This is a first edition of "A Life of Major Gen'l George A. Custer" by Frederick Whittaker published in 1876. The book provides a comprehensive biography of General Custer from his birth and childhood until his untimely death at the hands of Native American Indians at the Battle of the Little Bighorn on June 25, 1876. The book shows good condition. It measures 6.5" x 9.5".

1880 The North American Indians by George Catlin

Lot #163b (Sale Order 195 of 529)

This is "The North American Indians" by George Catlin published in 1880. This two volume set contains nearly 400 illustrations made from Catlin's original works. From 1832 to 1839, George Catlin extensively studied 50 Indian tribes, taking careful notes on their behavior, traditions and ways of life. These are a scarce set that feature a wonderfully illustrated and decorated gilt cover and spine. Each volume shows good condition. They measure 7" x 10.25".

Frawley Ranch Ephemera Collection Deadwood SD

Lot #164 (Sale Order 196 of 529)

This is an ephemera collection from the Frawley Ranch near Deadwood, South Dakota. Patrick Henry Frawley was a successful lawyer in the Deadwood, South Dakota area who established the Frawley Ranch in the 1890's. He amassed vast real estate holdings by buying up unsuccessful farms and mining claims. By 1913, his investments totaled nearly 5000 acres. The ranch was operated by family until the late 1900's when it ws sold to developers. This collection includes family letters, receipts, telegraph messages, agriculture booklets, business cards, etc. The collection is in good overall condition.

Double Bank Oak Display Shelf or Bookcase

Lot #165 (Sale Order 197 of 529)

This lot provides you the opportunity to bid on a Double Bank Oak Bookcase or Display Shelf. The Shelf features fantastic grain, and stain. The construction consists of two permanent center mounted shelves, and four adjustable shelves with tempered glass inserts. This beautiful piece is accented with fantastic applied carvings that start at the bottom of the piece, follow up the sides and the center, and arch off at the top. All-in-all, the shelf is in good cosmetic condition, with only very slight nicks, however, the lighting fixtures at the top are cracked and non-functional. The shelf measures 48" wide, 84" tall, and 12 3/4" deep.

The STD. Fanning Mill CO. Number 32 Fanning Mill

Lot #166 (Sale Order 198 of 529)

Provided for bidding in this lot is an early No. 32 Fanning Mill, produced by the Standard Fanning Mill Co. out of Minneapolis Minnesota. This Fanning Mill is believed to be Circa 1880 -. The mill features a wooden chassis, hand painted floral accents and stencil work, as well as nine additional sifters. Fanning Mills were used to remove straw, chaff, stones, and other debris from various types of grains, these mills were a huge advancement over winnowing. The Fanning Mill is marked on both sides with "The Standard" as well on the lower drum "The Standard No. 32 - Manufactured by The STD. Fanning Mill CO. - Minneapolis MINN". The gears of the mill are seized. The mill is in fair overall condition, harboring heavy patina on the metal components, and fading paint. The mill measures approximately 46 3/4" tall, 51 3/4" wide, and 44" deep.

Original Lester Hughes Oil on Canvas Painting

Lot #167 (Sale Order 199 of 529)

This is an original Lester Hughes oil on canvas painting. The painting depicts a pair of cowboys on horseback descending a mountain trail. Lester Hughes is a Texas artist who is well known for his Western landscapes and cowboy paintings. Among his vast accomplishments, President Ronald Reagan purchased many of his works and displayed them in the White House during his presidency. The painting shows good condition and comes in a gilt frame. The frame measures 13.25" x 16.25".

Lester Hughes Original Oil on Canvas Painting

Lot #167a (Sale Order 200 of 529)

This is an original Lester Hughes oil on canvas painting. The painting shows a team of cowboys driving cattle on the prairie. Lester Hughes is a Texas artist who is well known for his Western landscapes and cowboy paintings. Among his vast accomplishments, President Ronald Reagan purchased many of his works and displayed them in the White House during his presidency. The painting shows good condition and comes in a gilt frame. The frame measures 18.75" x 22.75".

Original Joe Halko Hunting Dog Bronze Sculpture

Lot #168 (Sale Order 201 of 529)

This is an original Joe Halko (1940-2009) bronze sculpture. The bronze depicts two labrador retrievers prepared for the hunt. The piece shows fine detail and is in good condition. The bronze rests on a solid hardwood base. The piece is signed by the artist and is numbered 6/12. It measures 7" x 10.75" and is 9.75" tall.

Book of the American Indian 1st Edition

Lot #169 (Sale Order 202 of 529)

This is a first edition of "The Book of the American Indian" by Hamlin Garland published in 1923. The book is a collection of short stories accompanied by illustrations of Frederic Remington's artwork. The book is in good overall condition. It measures 9" x 12.5".

AQHA Stud Registry Book Collection 1940's-1980's

Lot #170 (Sale Order 203 of 529)

This is a large collection of American Quarter Horse Association Stud and Registry book collection. There are 57 books dating from the 1940's to the 1980's. The books are in good overall condition. They measure 7.5" x 10".

Harrington & Richardson Super-Handcuffs No. 123

Lot #171 (Sale Order 204 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is an excellent example of early Harrington & Richardson (H&R) Arms Company, Supercuff Handcuffs Model No. 123. This pair of nickel plated handcuffs manufactured circa 1930-1945 were ahead of their time featuring "double-lock" functions as well as "anti-shimming" grooves cut into the bow, both of these functions severely cutting down the chance of an escape. Insert the key into the lock post and spin 90 degrees to unlock or lock the cuffs, an additional quarter turn "double-locks" the cuffs. These handcuffs include the original key, however - it is absent from its box and paperwork. Each handcuff is stamped "H&R Arms Company - Worcester, MASS, U.S.A. - PAT. 1,984,677" as well as a proud "MADE IN U.S.A". All-in-all, these handcuffs are in very good shape, especially for the age, harboring only minor scratches and patina. The cuffs measure approximately 10 1/4" long, and 3" wide when the cuff is closed and locked.

Following Old Trails by Aurthur L. Stone

Lot #172 (Sale Order 205 of 529)

This is "Following Old Trails" by Arthur L. Stone published in 1913. The book is a collection of features published in the Missoulian newspaper in the early 1900's of various subjects such as mining, farming, Native Americans, politics, etc. The book contains many illustrations and shows good overall condition. It measures 6.25" x 9.25".

Al Lester Carved Wooden Mallard Hen Duck Decoy

Lot #173 (Sale Order 206 of 529)

This is an original wooden Mallard hen duck decoy carved by Al Lester. The decoy shows fantastic detail with hand carved features and painted accents. The bottom of the piece has been signed by the artist and is dated "1984". The carved decoy is in good condition. It measures 5" x 10.5" and is 4.5" tall.

MINT Yellowstone National Park Boundary Line Sign

Lot #174 (Sale Order 207 of 529)

This is an original Yellowstone National Park Boundary Line Sign with embossed lettering. The sign shows the highly desirable arrowhead logo and reads "Yellowstone National Park Boundary Line Hunting Prohibited". This is the finest example of this style sign available. Provenance: From a private collection and was recovered in the Livingston, Montana area. Sign measures 14.75"L x 4"W.

Russian Military LZOS Night Vision Goggles

Lot #175 (Sale Order 208 of 529)

This lot offers you the opportunity to purchase a set of Russian made LZOS Functional, Military Night Vision Goggles. The goggles are believed to be Circa 1960-1980, and are stamped with the following "960485 - Made in Russia - OH-1x20". The goggles are also stamped with what appears to be a manufacture stamp - a "C" inside a triangle and circle. The goggles also include a battery conversion to AA batteries, and includes a diagram of battery orientation. All-in-all, the goggles are in good, functional condition. The goggles do appear to be missing the suspension hardware that mount them to your face. Overall, the goggles measure approximately 6 1/4" wide, 5" long, and 3 7/8" top to bottom.

Native American Indian Artifact Collection

Lot #176 (Sale Order 209 of 529)

This is a collection of Native American Indian artifacts. Included are several arrowheads, scrapers, etc. These were collected in Montana, Wyoming and South Dakota. The artifacts are in good condition. The display measures 16" x 19".

Through the Yellowstone Park on Horseback 1st Ed.

Lot #177 (Sale Order 210 of 529)

This is a first edition of "Through the Yellowstone Park on Horseback" by George W. Wingate published in 1886. The book tells a riveting story of a family's travels through the Rocky Mountains and Yellowstone Park. The book has numerous illustrations and is complete with the folded map contained in the pocket inside the back cover. The book is in good overall condition. It measures 5.25" x 7.5".

Antique Kurdish Persian Pictorial Rug

Lot #178 (Sale Order 211 of 529)

This is an antique Kurdish Persian pictorial rug. The rug shows a wonderful decorative border with images of camels and people woven into the design. The center of the rug shows a floral motif. The rug displays well and shows good overall condition. The piece measures 45" x 75".

Navajo Yei Pattern Wool Rug

Lot #179 (Sale Order 212 of 529)

The lot features a fine tightly knotted wool Navajo Native American Indian rug with an excellent Ye’ii (Yei) or Yeibichai pattern. The rug is from the mid 1900's and shows rich natural dyed coloring. The piece shows four Ye’ii figures each holding a stalk. The rug is in good condition. It measures 44" x 70.5".

Charles Russell Framed Hidden Print

Lot #180 (Sale Order 213 of 529)

This is a Charles Russell framed hidden print. The piece is titled "Anticipation & Exasperation" and is composed of two prints. The outer print is known as "Anticipation" and shows a cowboy on horseback with an Indian maiden with a horse pulling a travois on the prairie. The print on the inside behind the lock is known as "Exasperation" shows the cowboy and Indian maiden engaged in erotic activity. The original paintings were presented in 1970 for authentication and these prints were created shortly after in 1974. the prints are in good overall condition. The entire piece measures 17.5" x 23.75".

Page Thorbeck Western Dish Collection

Lot #181 (Sale Order 214 of 529)

This is a collection of Western dishes by Page Thorbeck. Included are 12 dinner plates, 12 salad plates, 11 bowls, 12 mugs, 1 creamer, 1 sugar bowl, i creamer, 1 serving platter and 1 serving bowl. Each piece shows good condition.

Easton Press The Conquerors Book Collection

Lot #182 (Sale Order 215 of 529)

This is the Easton Press "Conquerors" collection of five leather bound books. Included in the collection is "Napoleon" by Andre Castelot, "Atila" by John Man, "Caesar" by Adrian Goldsworthy, "Alexander the Great" by Paul Cartledge and "Genghis Khan" by Jack Weatherford. Each book is beautifully bound in leather and features gilt edges, cover and spine. They are all in excellent condition. Each book measures 6.5" x 9.5".

Charles Dickens Leather Bound Book Collection

Lot #183 (Sale Order 216 of 529)

This is a collection of six leather bound Charles Dickens books published by Easton Press. Included in the collection is "Great Expectations", "Bleak House", "Oliver Twist", "A Tale of Two Cities", "Dombey and Son" and "The Old Curiosity Shop". All the books are bound in leather and feature gilt edges, cover and spine. Each book is in excellent condition. They measure 6.25" x 9.25".

Persian Hamaden Fine Hand Woven Wool Rug

Lot #184 (Sale Order 217 of 529)

This lot features a fine example of a Persian Hamaden Fine Hand Woven Wool Rug. Hamadan is a city situated in the western part of Iran, 300 kilometres west of Teheran. It is one of the worlds oldest cities and is mentioned under the name of Ekbatana in the Bible, see the book of Esther. The city is a centre for trading with carpets that are manufactured in the hundreds from nearby villages and cities. The rug is in good condition, with some signs of wear. The rug measures 104" L x 37 1/4" W

Easton Press Leather Bound War Book Collection

Lot #185 (Sale Order 218 of 529)

This is a collection of six leather bound war books published by Easton Press. Included is "The Battle for North America" by Francis Parkman, "Lexington and Concord" by Arthur B. Tourtelot, "Saratoga" by Richard M. Ketchum, "The Price of Glory" by Alistair Horne, "The Influence of Sea Power Upon History 1660-1783" by Captain A.T. Mahan" and "The Armada" by Garrett Mattingly. Each book is bound in leather and features gilt edges, cover and spine. All the books are in excellent condition. They measure 6.25" x 9.25".

Easton Press Leather Bound War Book

Lot #185a (Sale Order 219 of 529)

This is a collection of three leather bound war books published by Easton Press. Included is "Strategy" by B.H. Liddell Hart, "Masters of the Art of Command" by Martin Blumenson and James L. Stokesbury and "The Guns of August" by Barbara W. Tuchman. The books are all bound in genuine leather and are in excellent condition with gilt edges, spine and cover. The largest book measures 6.5" x 9.25".

Large Persian Fine Hand Woven Tabriz Wool Runner

Lot #186 (Sale Order 220 of 529)

This lot features a Large Persian Fine Hand Woven Wool Tabriz Runner. The runner features a beautiful design, bright colors, and a tight weave. A Tabriz rug/carpet is a type in the general category of Persian carpets from the city of Tabriz, the capital city of East Azarbaijan Province in north west of Iran totally populated by Azerbaijanis. It is one of the oldest rug weaving centers and makes a huge diversity of types of carpets. The rug is in good condition with little wear. The runner measures 111" L x 29 1/2" W

Framed "Grand Slam" by Doug Van Howd

Lot #187 (Sale Order 221 of 529)

This is a set of four framed prints by Doug Van Howd titled "Grand Slam". This piece is composed of four separate prints, each one shows a different scene of Bighorn, Dall, Desert Bighorn and Stone's Sheep. This is a limited edition piece and is numbered 55/150. The prints are in good overall condition with minor staining as shown. The frame measures 26.25" x 62.5".

Charles Russell Framed Print on Canvas

Lot #188 (Sale Order 222 of 529)

This is a Charles Russell framed print on canvas. The print shows a mountain man trapper leading a mule train down the rocky slope. The piece shows good overall condition. The frame measures 24" x 34".

Charles Russell "The Wagon Boss" Framed Print

Lot #188a (Sale Order 223 of 529)

This is a Charles Russell framed print titled "The Wagon Boss". The print shows the wagon train pulling away from the small town on the river led by the cowboy on horseback. The print shows good overall condition. The frame measures 29.25" x 42".

1884 Douay & Reims Holy Bible Frawley Ranch

Lot #189 (Sale Order 224 of 529)

This is an antique Douay & Reims Catholic Holy Bible published in 1884. The bible came from the estate of the Frawley Ranch in Spearfish, South Dakota. Patrick Henry Frawley was a lawyer who set up a successful law practice in Deadwood, South Dakota in the late 1800's. In 1890, he married the heir to the Centennial Farm between Deadwood and Spearfish. They began to buy farm land from unsuccessful farmers until they amassed nearly 5000 acres. The ranch operated by the family until it was sold to developers in 1998. The property was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1977. The bible is in good condition. It measures 10.75" x 12.5".

Hudson Bay Company Four Point Trade Wool Blanket

Lot #190 (Sale Order 225 of 529)

This lot features a Hudson Bay Company trade wool blanket. The piece is a four point 100% wool blanket. This is the iconic green, red, yellow, and black striped trade blanket design and displays very well. The blanket is in fair condition, it appears to have been machine washed, and has scattered stains from use. Measures 68 1/2" x 80".

Waterbury Brass Co. Brass Pail c. 1851-

Lot #190a (Sale Order 226 of 529)

This lot offers an exquisite Waterbury Brass Co. brass pail - Patented December 16. 1851 by H. W. Hayden's. This brass pail which was around for the end of the fur trade era was believed to be used by Native Americans as a basic trade tool. This bucket is entirely brass with an iron rolled lip and an iron handle. is stamped on the bottom with "H. W. Hayden's - PATENT - DEC. 16 1851 - Manufactured By The Waterbury Brass Co.". This pail is in good condition, and has a magnificent patina. Has what appears to be repairs (see photos). The pail measures 11 3/4" Dia. x 7 1/4" H

Navajo Sterling Silver Turquoise Squash Blossom

Lot #191 (Sale Order 227 of 529)

This is a Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver and turquoise squash blossom. The piece features two strand of silver beads and petals with a naja containing three beautiful Morenci Turquoise cabochons. The Navajo squash blossom is in good condition. It measures 24.5" long.

Navajo Sterling Silver Turquoise Concho Belt

Lot #191a (Sale Order 228 of 529)

This is a signed Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver concho belt. The piece features a beautiful buckle with nine conchos and ten bow tie spacers. Each shows hand tooled stamping with Sleeping Beauty Turquoise set in the conchos and buckles. The back of the buckle is marked "Sterling" and is signed "BY". The Navajo concho belt is in good condition. The buckle measures 2" x 2.5" and the cochos are 1.5" x 2". The belt measures 50" long.

1892 Silver Bow County (Butte) Montana Map

Lot #192 (Sale Order 229 of 529)

This is an antique map of Silver Bow County (Butte), Montana from 1892. The map is marked "Map of Silver Bow County Montana 1891-92" and shows various towns including Butte, Walkerville, Meaderville, Anaconda, etc. Also shown are railroads and land sections. The map was made by and marked "Baker & Harper Civil & Mining Engineers Butte City Montana". Portions of the map are outlined and hand tinted. The antique map is in good overall condition with minor wear and light staining. The piece measures 29.25" x 39".

Columbus Consolidated Gold Mining Company Map

Lot #192a (Sale Order 230 of 529)

This is a Columbus Consolidated Gold Mining Company map from the early 1900's. The map shows the properties operated by the mining company as well as the adjacent and surrounding mining claims. The map is in good overall condition. It measures 17.5" x 21".

c.1852 Utah Territory Wagon Routes Map

Lot #192b (Sale Order 231 of 529)

This is an original Utah Territory Wagon Routes map from circa 1852. The map is marked "Map of Wagon Routes in Utah Territory Explored and opened by Capt. J.H. Simpson Topl. Engrs U.S.A.". The map shows the Great Salt Lake and the surrounding areas. The map is in good overall condition. It has been laminated for preservation. The piece measures 30" x 50".

1895 Montana Execution Invitation and Photograph

Lot #193 (Sale Order 232 of 529)

This is a print of an invitation and photograph of an 1895 execution held at the Lewis and Clarke County Jail in Helena, Montana. The top portion of the piece shows the two men who were executed, both were convicted of murder. The bottom shows a photograph of the actual execution. The print shows good overall condition. The frame measures 23.5" x 26.75".

Pendleton Yellowstone National Park Wool Blanket

Lot #194 (Sale Order 233 of 529)

This is a Pendleton Yellowstone National Park wool blanket. The blanket is made from 100% wool and shows the golden yellow color with blue and red stripes. The blanket has a tag that is marked "Yellowstone Park Blanket Est. 1872 Pendleton Woolen Mills Portland, Oregon". The Yellowstone blanket is in new, excellent condition. It measures 66" x 90".

Pendleton Yakima Camp Wool Blanket

Lot #195 (Sale Order 234 of 529)

This is a Pendleton Yakima Camp wool blanket. The blanket is made from wool-blend and shows a wonderful dark green color with multi colored stripes. The leather tag in the corner is marked "Pendleton Home Collection". The Yakima Camp blanket is in new, excellent condition. It measures 90" x 90".

Tony Sandoval Original Bronze Buffalo Sculpture

Lot #196 (Sale Order 235 of 529)

This is an original bronze buffalo sculpture by Tony Sandoval. The piece shows two buffalo laying on the prairie grass in fine detail. The bronze has been signed by the artist and is numbered 5/50. The bronze is in good condition and features a solid walnut base. The piece measures 5" x 6" and is 3.75" tall.

American Brewing Association Framed Print

Lot #197 (Sale Order 236 of 529)

This is an American Brewing Association framed print. The print is titled "Hare and French Partridges" and shows the game animals hung from a nail in the wall, the bounty from a hunt. The piece is also marked "Compliments of... American Brewing Ass'n". The print is in good condition. The frame measures 17.75" x 29.75".

Canyon City Prison Made Western Horse Bit

Lot #198 (Sale Order 237 of 529)

This is a Canyon City Prison made Western silver mounted horse bit. The bit shows a forged iron construction with extensive silver overlay on each shank. The silver overlay has been hand engraved with a wonderful design. The prison made horse bit is in good overall condition. It measures 5.5" wide and 8.5" long.

William Gollings HF Bar Ranch Print Buffalo WY

Lot #199 (Sale Order 238 of 529)

This is a William Gollings print from the HF Bar Ranch in Buffalo, Wyoming. The piece is titled "HF Bar Volcano of Joy" and shows various ranch scenes throughout. William Gollings was a well known artist who was born in Idaho and settled in Wyoming. He is best known for his Western paintings and etchings. This piece is in good condition. It measures 12.5" x 29".

Bruce Wynne Carved Oak Indian Bust

Lot #200 (Sale Order 239 of 529)

This is an original carved oak Native American Indian bust by Bruce Wynne from circa 1976. Wynne was a Native American artist who, at one time, served as Tribal Chairman on the Spokane Reservation. As an artist, he worked in various mediums including graphite, charcoal, and acrylic painting. He was, however, mainly considered a sculptor and worked in wood and stone such as alabaster, limestone and granite. In November of 1978, Wynne was featured in Southwest Art magazine. This piece was hand carved by Wynne and shows the Indian maiden with long braided hair and a dentalia shell dress. The sculpture is well executed showing fine detail and incredible artistic talent and ability. The carving is signed on the back "B. Wynne 76". The carved Indian bust is in good condition. It measures 12" wide and is 18.25" tall.

Franz Rosse Water Carrier Bronze Sculpture

Lot #201 (Sale Order 240 of 529)

This is a Franz Rosse bronze sculpture titled "Water Carrier". Franz Rosse was a German artist born 1858 and died in 1900. He worked mainly in bronze and occasionally in oil paintings and etchings. This piece shows a young man carrying water with a wooden shoulder yoke and buckets. The sculpture is made from solid bronze and sits atop a beautiful stone base. It is signed "F. Rosse 1897". The bronze is in very good condition. It measures 8.25" wide and is 15.25" tall.

Rusty Phelps Original Bronze Sculpture

Lot #202 (Sale Order 241 of 529)

This is an original Rusty Phelps silver plated bronze sculpture. The piece is titled "The Rattlesnake" and shows a cowboy trying to stay on his horse after being startled by the snake. The sculpture shows fantastic detail and artistic ability. It has been silver plated and in in good condition. The piece has been signed by the artist and is numbered 1/15. It measures 7" x 10" and is 11.5" tall.

Original George Schreiber Bronze Sculpture

Lot #203 (Sale Order 242 of 529)

This is an original bronze sculpture by George Schreiber titled "Mountain Man". The piece shows the mountain man leaning on his musket. The sculpture shows wonderful detail including his fringed coat and leggings with long beard and the dog at his feet. The bronze has been signed by the artist and dated "1983". The George Schreiber bronze is in good condition. It measures 5" x 5.75" and is 8.25" tall.

The Campaigns of Napoleon Vol I & II Leather Bound

Lot #204 (Sale Order 243 of 529)

This is a special two volume collector's edition of "The Campaigns of Napoleon" by David C. Chandler. The books are bound in leather with gilt edges, cover and spinbe and were published by Easton Press. The books provide a comprehensive account of Napoleon's conquests. Each book is in excellent condition. They measure 6.75" x 9.5".

The Gettysburg Campaign Vol I & II Leather Bound

Lot #205 (Sale Order 244 of 529)

This is a special leather bound collector's edition set of "The Gettysburg Campaign" by Edwin B. Coddington. The book were published by Easton Press and feature gilt edges, cover and lettering on the spine. The books are in excellent condition. Each one measures 6.25" x 9.25".

Original Cross Hatch Western Pen and Ink Drawing

Lot #206 (Sale Order 245 of 529)

This is an original cross hatch Western pen and ink drawing from the early 1900's. The piece shows a cowboy in wooly chaps riding a bucking bronco. The drawing shows great detail and is in good condition. It has signed by the artist in the lower center but is illegible. The drawing is mounted to cardboard and placed in a brass tacked wooden frame. The frame measures 24.75" x 30.75".

Navajo Large Nugget Blue Gem Turquoise Ring

Lot #207 (Sale Order 246 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a Navajo Native American Indian Sterling Silver Ring, featuring a decent sized nugget of Blue Gem turquoise. This ring is signed on the back with a bear claw, as well as a stamp indicating "sterling" purity. The large ring is in overall good condition, with a tightly set turquoise stone, only flaw being slight patina forming on the edges of the silver accents. The ring is a U.S. size 14 1/4. the overall measurements equal approximately; 2 3/8" top to bottom, 1 5/8" long, and 1 1/8" wide.

Ox Bow Saloon Billings Montana Banner

Lot #208 (Sale Order 247 of 529)

Available on this lot for bidding is a Circa 1950 - "Ox Bow Saloon" banner from Billings Montana. This banner alerts you of the "Live Music Nightly" and directs you to "Laurel RD - Billings". The banner is printed on thick canvas, and displays red and black font, with white paint speckled on the banner. The banner measures 35" tall, and 84" wide.

Antique H. Gerstner & Son Machinist Tool Chest

Lot #209 (Sale Order 248 of 529)

This lot features a Antique H. Gerstner & Son Machinist Tool Chest. The tool chest was made by H. Gerstner & Sons of Dayton, Ohio. It features a eight drawer designs with a sliding front door. The piece is in good condition, with signs of wear and use. The door latch is unattached. Has the key. Measures 11 1/2" H x 18 1/4" L x 8 1/2" W

Waterbury Brass Co. Brass Pail & Ladle c. 1851-

Lot #209a (Sale Order 249 of 529)

This lot offers an exquisite Waterbury Brass Co. brass pail and ladle- Patented December 16. 1851 by H. W. Hayden's. This brass pail which was around for the end of the fur trade era was believed to be used by Native Americans as a basic trade tool. This bucket is entirely brass with an iron rolled lip and an iron handle. The ladle shows a hand wrought handle hand riveted to the brass ladle. It is stamped on the bottom with "H. W. Hayden's - PATENT - DEC. 16 1851 - Manufactured By The Waterbury Brass Co.". This pail is in good condition, and has a magnificent patina. Has a crack in the brass (see photos). The pail measures 11 1/2" Dia. x 7 3/4" H and 17 1/8" L

Southern Plains Native American Turtle War Shield

Lot #210 (Sale Order 250 of 529)

This is a Southern Plains Native American Indian turtle war shield. The shield is made from stretched hide and is hand painted with a turtle design on the from adorned with turkey feathers wrapped in trade cloth. The war shield is in good condition. It measures 22" in diameter. Age unknown, possibly a modern piece.

Hopi Sterling Silver Turquoise Kachina Bolo Tie

Lot #211 (Sale Order 251 of 529)

This is a Hopi Native American Indian sterling silver Kachina bolo tie. The piece is made from solid sterling silver set with four large Turquoise Mountain cabochons. The back of the slide is marked "Sterling" and is signed "John Larson". The bolo tie is in good condition. The slide measures 2.25" x 4".

Navajo Native American Chinle Rug

Lot #212 (Sale Order 252 of 529)

Featured in this lot we have a finely woven Navajo native American Indian Chinle style rug. This rug displays a symmetrical pattern, with a chevron border encompassing the Chinle Stars that run through the center of the rug. The rug mainly displays deep, rich earth tone colors, and a bright lively red border. All-in-all, the rug is in good condition - with a tight weave, and vivid color. The rug measures 36" x 61"

Limited Edition Bob Kuhn Daniel Boone Painting

Lot #213 (Sale Order 253 of 529)

This lot features a limited edition Bob Kuhn print. The print depicts Daniel Boone hunting a black bear with a pack of dogs, and he is getting ready to take a shot on the bear. Daniel Boone (November 2, 1734 – September 26, 1820) was an American pioneer, explorer, woodsman, and frontiersman, whose frontier exploits made him one of the first folk heroes of the United States. The painting was done for the Boone and Crockett Club and is one of four hundred prints. It is in very good condition, showing little wear. It measures 34" W x 26" H

Limited Edition Bob Kuhn Davy Crockett Painting

Lot #214 (Sale Order 254 of 529)

Offered for sale is a limited edition Bob Kuhn print. The print depicts Davy Crockett being jumped by a cougar, Davy Crockett with knife in hand is getting ready to defend himself. David "Davy" Crockett (August 17, 1786 – March 6, 1836) was a 19th-century American folk hero, frontiersman, soldier, and politician. The print was done for the Boone and Crockett Club and is one of four hundred pieces. It is in very good condition, showing little wear. It measures 34" W x 26" H

Discovery of Yellowstone First Edition 1905

Lot #215 (Sale Order 255 of 529)

This is a first edition of "The Discovery of Yellowstone: Diary of the Washburn Expedition to the Yellowstone and Firehole Rivers in the Year 1870" by Nathaniel Pitt Langford and published by J.E. Haynes in 1905. The book contains many photographs, illustrations and maps. The book is in good condition. It measures 5.75" x 8".

Antique Anatolian Kilim Frawley Ranch Spearfish SD

Lot #216 (Sale Order 256 of 529)

This is an antique Anatolian kilim. The rug came from the estate of the Frawley Ranch in Spearfish, South Dakota. Patrick Henry Frawley was a lawyer who set up a successful law practice in Deadwood, South Dakota in the late 1800's. In 1890, he married the heir to the Centennial Farm between Deadwood and Spearfish. They began to buy farm land from unsuccessful farmers until they amassed nearly 5000 acres. The ranch operated by the family until it was sold to developers in 1998. The property was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1977. This rug shows wonderful patterns and design with bright, vivid colors. It is in good overall condition. It measures 46" x 62".

Native American Indian Artifact Collection

Lot #217 (Sale Order 257 of 529)

This is a collection of Native American Indian artifacts. The collection includes many arrowheads (some modern), trade pipes, scrapers, etc. The artifacts are well displayed on leather backing with a wooden frame. The display is in good condition. It measures 12" x 21.5".

Montana Centennial Silver Mounted Spurs

Lot #218 (Sale Order 258 of 529)

This is a pair of Montana Centennial commemorative silver mounted spurs with tooled leather straps. The spurs are marked "Colorado Saddlery" on the inside of the heel band. Each spur has engraved silver overlay and features a medallion that reads "Montana Centennial 1889-1989". The spurs are in good condition. They measure 3.75" x 6.25".

Early 1900's Northern Plains Indian Axe War Club

Lot #219 (Sale Order 259 of 529)

This is a Northern Plains Native American Indian axe war club from the early 1900's. The war club shows a broad stone head tapered to a point on one end and left blunt on the other. The haft is covered in rawhide that extends around the stone head and wrapped to the bottom of the grip. Additionally, there are two courses of glass trade beads in red, white and blue wrapped around the haft. The beads have a moderate wear lending to the age of the piece. The Northern Plains war club is in good condition. It measures 6" wide and 17.5" long.

Original Jos. Zuschanko Oil on Canvas Painting

Lot #220 (Sale Order 260 of 529)

This is an original oil on canvas painting by Jos. Zuschanko. The painting shows a wonderful mountainous landscape. The pristine lake is seen in the foreground set against the rugged mountains in the background. The painting shows fine detail and is in good condition. The piece has been signed by the artist in the lower right corner. The painting has been placed in a beautiful gilt frame. The frame measures 27.25" x 37.25".

Early Butte MT, Heavy Duty Mining Locker

Lot #221 (Sale Order 261 of 529)

This lot offers a late 1800's or early 1900's sheet steel mining locker, originating from "the richest hill in America" - Butte Montana. This heavy duty locker features three locker bays, when unlatched - each door opens to three shelves each, two wooden and one steel, as well as interior and exterior hooks. All three doors of this burly cabinet can be locked in place via cross bar. Overall, this locker is in fair shape especially for its age and its use, the downsides include: two missing locks on the left and center door, and extreme patina - although, no holes are rusted through. The locker measures 36 1/8" wide, 66 1/4" tall, and 16 1/8" deep.

Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant First Edition

Lot #222 (Sale Order 262 of 529)

This is a first edition 1885 set of “Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant” Volume I & Volume II. These pieces were published in 1885-1886 by Charles L. Webster & Company New York. The books show green clothe covers with bold gold stamped lettering and seal. The books are a fascinating read with a fold-out of the terms of surrender given to Robert E. Lee. Volume I shows an excellent etching of Grant as a young soldier with Volume II having a portrait of the more known image of President U.S. Grant. These memoirs were written from the fall of 1884 and completed four days before his death July 23, 1885. The set was published by Grant’s friend, Samuel Clemmons (Mark Twain) under the alias of his nephew, Charles L. Webster. This is a wonderful set and a must own for any Civil War enthusiast. Cover shows some slight wear, but overall a desirable well preserved set. Volume I, after the title page, has a facsimile print of Grant's signature. Together these measure 6.5"x9 3/8" and each is 1.75" thick.

Sitting Bull and the Indian War First Edition 1891

Lot #223 (Sale Order 263 of 529)

This is an original rare first edition of "Sitting Bull and the Indian War" by W. Fletcher Johnson. The front cover is exquisite showing a portrait of Sitting Bull with an Indian War scene below and Major General Miles, U.S. Deputy Bartlett. Marked on the cover Ghost Dance. This book was printed in 1891. It tells the story of Sitting Bull and his tragic death. The book contains several illustrations as well. The book is in good condition with a fantastic designed cover. It measures 5.5" x 8.

Discovery of Yellowstone Park 1870 N.P. Langford

Lot #224 (Sale Order 264 of 529)

This is a scarce "The Discovery of Yellowstone Park 1870" by Nathaniel Pitt Langford. The book was published by J.E. Haynes in 1923. The book tells the story of the Washburn Expedition in 1870 and features many illustrations, photos, and maps. The book was written by N.P. Langford who was the diarist for the expedition and the first superintendent of Yellowstone. The book is in good condition, with few signs of wear. The book measures 5" x 7".

Masonic Dress Sword w/ Scabbard and Leather Case

Lot #225 (Sale Order 265 of 529)

This is a masonic dress sword with scabbard and leather case. The sword is marked "The McLilley & Co. Columbus, Ohio" and features a scrimshaw handle and decorative crosspiece marked "In Hoc Signo Vinces". The blade is extensively engraved with battle scenes and the name of the original owner. The Masonic sword is in good condition. It measures 35.5" long.

Crow Crazy Beaded Buffalo Horn Dance Wand

Lot #226 (Sale Order 266 of 529)

This is a Crow Native American Indian crazy beaded buffalo horn dance wand. The head of the wand is made from painted buffalo horns wrapped in fringed buffalo hide. The wooden shaft of the wand shows a crazy beaded wrap. The crazy bead design is a random use of trade beads in chalk white, greasy yellow, semi transparent blue, sky blue, white heart red and more. The Crow Indian dance wand is in good condition. It measures 9.25" wide and 25.5" long.

Hanns Peter Krafft Meier Wood and Wool Sheep

Lot #227 (Sale Order 267 of 529)

This is an original wood and wool sheep designed by Hanns Peter Krafft and made by Meier in Germany. Krafft was a Danish born artist and designer who partnered with Horst Meier to design and develop life-like articles such as Santa Clauses, Easter bunnies, ducks, geese, etc. Of all the many designs they produced, the sheep was, by far, the most popular. The sheep is made from solid wood and features a real wool exterior. The sheep shows good condition with little to no wear. The piece measures 10" wide, 29" long and is 33.5" tall.

School Wall Map of Montana

Lot #228 (Sale Order 268 of 529)

This is a vintage school wall map of Montana. The map shows the county lines, roads and cities. Also shown on the map are lakes and rivers and federal lands such as National Forests. The map is marked "Official Hearne Brothers Polyconic Projection Map of Montana". The map shows good overall condition with some wear and minor damage as shown. The map measures 43" x 62.5".

Antique Style Cast Iron Schoolhouse Bell

Lot #229 (Sale Order 269 of 529)

This is an antique style cast iron schoolhouse bell. The bell is marked "1776" and the yoke is marked "Independence 1776". The bell shows good condition. It measures 13.5" in diameter.

Smith & Wesson Model 94 High Security Handcuff

Lot #230 (Sale Order 270 of 529)

This lot offers you the opportunity to bid on a set of Smith & Wesson Model 94 High Security Handcuffs. These cuffs that date to C. 1970 feature fine nickel plating, grooved single strand, and at the time - a new lock system, utilizing a barrel type lock core and key. These fully functional handcuffs are stamped on one cuff with Smith & Wesson's Trade Mark Logo, as well as with the letter "A" on the single strand swing arm - which designates the key that is needed. The other cuff is stamped "Made in U.S.A - Marcas Registrada - Smith & Wesson - Springfield, MASS", as well it is stamped with the serial number "800904". These double locking handcuffs are in full working order and have maintained 80% of their nickel finish, the cuffs could use oil. The original key is included with the handcuffs. When both cuffs are closed, and stretched out, the handcuffs measure 9 1/4" long, and 2 3/4" wide.

Smith & Wesson Model 1850 Transport Chain

Lot #230a (Sale Order 271 of 529)

Available in this lot for bidding is a like new in box set of Smith & Wesson Model 1850 Transport Chains. These Nickel Plated cuffs feature a center section with 32" of chain, and a leg spread of 16". The Model 1 handcuffs attached to this set are stamped "Model 1 - Made in U.S.A - Marcas Regidtradas - Smith & Wesson - Houltan, ME", as well as with the Smith & Wesson trade mark and the serial code "278265". The leg restraints are marked with the same trade mark stamp, and company address. These handcuffs include the original key, box, and packaging. The box the handcuffs are included in measures 7" x 4 5/8" x 2 3/8".

Original Las Vegas Showgirl Feather Headpiece

Lot #231 (Sale Order 272 of 529)

This is an original authentic Las Vegas showgirl headpiece from the 1920's once owned by a former Playboy Bunny. The headpiece is made from feathers and faceted beads with mirror accents. The inside of the piece shows the names of performers who have used it in the past. The showgirl headpiece is in good overall condition and comes with the mannequin head.

Montana Bobcat Trophy Full Mount on Wood Stand

Lot #232 (Sale Order 273 of 529)

The lot features a full mounted Bobcat trophy taken in Montana. The taxidermy full mounted piece is displayed on a Montana rustic river drift wood base. The mount is an early done piece. The full mount displays well and is truly a wonderful trophy. The piece shows the impressive original claws with original real teeth mounted in the mount. The piece shows overall good condition with some drying, loss to fur on edge of ears, one missing claw on front foot, but overall a well displaying mount. Measures overall 45" L x19.5" D x 20.5" T.

Sherlock Holmes Leather Bound Book Collection

Lot #233 (Sale Order 274 of 529)

This is a collection of three Sherlock Holmes leather bound books published by Easton Press. The set includes "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes", "The Later Adventures of Sherlock Holmes", and "The Final Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" by Arthur Conan Doyle. Each of the books features gilt edges, cover and spine. These books are in excellent condition. Each one measures 6.25" x 9".

Special Edition Leather Bound War Book Collection

Lot #234 (Sale Order 275 of 529)

This is a collection of special edition leather bound war books published by Easton Press. The collection includes "The Face of Battle" by John Keegan, "Battle Studies" by Du Picq, "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu and "On War" by Carl Von Clausewitz. Each of the book is in excellent condition. The largest book measures 6.25" x 9.5".

Antique Carved Wooden Clergy Figure

Lot #235 (Sale Order 276 of 529)

This is an antique carved wooden clergy figure. the piece has been beautifully hand carved showing wonderful detail. Several layers of peeling paint indicate a significant age. The figure rests on a wooden base as well. The carved wooden clergy figure is in good overall condition. It measures 6" x 7.5" and is 14" tall.

Elmer Sprunger Chipmunk Oil on Canvas

Lot #236 (Sale Order 277 of 529)

This lot provides you the opportunity to bid on an original Elmer Sprunger painting. The subject matter of the painting includes two hungry little chipmunks scavenging for food. The painting is an oil on canvas medium and displays fantastic texture and vibrant colors, as well as an ornate, hand carved frame. The piece is signed on the bottom left hand corner "Sprunger" and is numbered on the back #979. Elmer Sprunger paintings have been featured in Hockaday Museum of Art, Meadowlark Gallery, and public buildings and private homes. Elmer was a freelance wildlife painter from the 1970's to 2007 when he passed away, this painting was completed between those dates. All in all, the painting is in very good condition, with the oil paints staying true to color, and little fading to the canvas. The 9 1/2" x 7 1/2" painting is housed in a frame that measures 18" x 16".

De Voss Dannish Mid Century Design Arm Chair

Lot #237 (Sale Order 278 of 529)

This mid century designed Dannish De Voss armchair shows a great working design. The chair features a attractively stained wood and coffee brown fabric design. The design gives a comfortable and supportive place to sit. The chair adds a quiet elegance to a room, making it a great decor piece. The chair is in good condition. It measures 24" W x 25" D x 32 1/2" H

Original Hand Tinted Montana Buffalo Photograph

Lot #238 (Sale Order 279 of 529)

This is an original hand tinted photograph of a buffalo herd near the Mission Mountains in Montana. The photo shows the beautiful snow capped Mission Mountains in the background with a large herd of buffalo grazing in the valley below. The photo is in good condition. The frame measures 10.5" x 14.25".

Original Nancy McLaughlin Indian Painting

Lot #239 (Sale Order 280 of 529)

This is an original Indian painting by Montana artist Nancy McLaughlin. The painting shows a Native American Indian woman tending to her infant child. The piece has been signed by the artist and shows good condition. The frame measures 12" x 15".

Original Native Woman Portrait By Paul Surber

Lot #239a (Sale Order 281 of 529)

You are bidding on a fine example of a Original Paul Surber Native American Indian Woman Acrylic on Canvas Portrait. This portrait is of a young Native American woman. The detail is very fine and exhibits wonderful color. This portrait has been previously valued at $2,250 and others pieces of Paul Surbers have sold for over $16,000. The potrait shows great quality and good condition, the frame does show some loss of finish. The painting measures 25" W x 30 " H

Navajo Branch Coral Necklace

Lot #240 (Sale Order 282 of 529)

You are bidding on a Navajo Native American Indian Branch Coral necklace. The necklace features a large collection of Beautiful polished branch coral strung together, that are well matched in color and quality. The necklace is in good condition. The piece measures 20 1/2" L Strung

Montana and Arizona Indian Arrowhead Collection

Lot #241 (Sale Order 283 of 529)

This is a collection of Montana and Arizona Native American Indian artifacts and arrowheads. Each case is filled with hand knapped arrowheads. They are all in good overall condition. Each case measures 11" x 14".

Native American Indian Arrowhead Collection

Lot #241a (Sale Order 284 of 529)

This is a large collection of Native American Indian artifacts. Included are arrowheads, drills, scrapers, etc. The artifacts are nicely displayed in framed shadowboxes. The Indian artifacts are in good overall condition. The largest display measures 14.5" x 18.5".

Mantz Original Oil on Board Landscape Painting

Lot #242 (Sale Order 285 of 529)

This is an original oil on board landscape painting. The piece shows a wonderful scene of a gently wandering river with trees sparsely scattered along its banks with rolling hills in the background. The painting is in good overall condition. It has been signed in the lower right corner "Mantz 68". The frame measures 28" x 39.75".

U.S. Mail Letter Carrier Leather Bag

Lot #243 (Sale Order 286 of 529)

This is a United States Postal Service letter carrier leather mail bag. The bag is made from genuine leather with machine stitching and copper rivets. The front flap of the bag is marked "U.S. Mail". The mail bag is in good condition. It measures 16" x 24".

U.S. Mail Letter Carrier Leather Bag

Lot #243a (Sale Order 287 of 529)

This is a United States Postal Service letter carrier leather mail bag. The bag is made from genuine leather with machine stitching and copper rivets. The front flap of the bag is marked "U.S. Mail". The mail bag is in good condition. It measures 16" x 24".

Crockett & Kelly Handcuff Collection with Key

Lot #244 (Sale Order 288 of 529)

This lot includes two pairs of Crockett & Kelly handcuffs with a working key. Each pair is marked on the shackle "Crockett & Kelly Inc." and is double locking. Both sets of handcuffs are in good condition and work well.

Schoolhouse Map Collection circa 1870

Lot #245 (Sale Order 289 of 529)

This is a collection of over 20 hand drawn maps of the United States from a schoolhouse circa 1870. Although not labeled, it is believed some of the maps detail events of the Revolutionary War as well as the Civil War. The maps are in good overall condition with age appropriate wear. They measure 23" x 36".

Antique Persian Rug

Lot #246 (Sale Order 290 of 529)

This is an antique Persian rug. The rug shows a wonderful pattern with a beautiful decorative border. The rug shows good condition. It measures 23.5" x 40".

Antique Sarouk Persian Rug

Lot #246a (Sale Order 291 of 529)

This is an antique Sarouk Persian rug from the Markazi Province of Iran. The rug shows wonderful curvilinear and floral designs with a deep raspberry color. The rug is in good overall condition with some wear and damage as shown. It measures 30" x 59".

Signed Kerman Persian Tree of Life Prayer Rug

Lot #247 (Sale Order 292 of 529)

This is a 19th to 20th century hand knotted and dyed silk Kerman Persian prayer rug. The rug shows the Tree of Life and Birds. This is a very fine and early rare rug. Tightly woven rug. Measures 24" x 38".

Montana Tanned Beaver Hide on Willow Branch Hoop

Lot #248 (Sale Order 293 of 529)

This is a Montana tanned beaver hide on a willow branch hoop. The beaver has been professionally tanned showing a rich golden color. The hide is in good condition. It measures 24" x 32".

Carmel Fresno California Saddlery Chaps

Lot #249 (Sale Order 294 of 529)

This is a pair of Carmel leather cowboy Western chaps from Fresno, California. The chaps are made from leather with scalloped leather concho accents. The waist shows a hand tooled design and is marked "Carmel / Fresno, Cal.". The Western cowboy chaps are in good condition. Each chap measures approximately 37 3/8" belt to bottom, and 17" wide when buckled.

Santa Barbara County Deputy Sheriff Badge

Lot #250 (Sale Order 295 of 529)

This is a Santa Barbara County deputy sheriff badge. The badge shows a seven point star with an eagle at the top with two opposing flags. The seal of the State of California is in the center. The badge is in good condition. It measures 2.5" in diameter.

Los Angeles Police Scuba Badge

Lot #250a (Sale Order 296 of 529)

This is a Los Angeles Police scuba badge. The badge shows the image of Los Angeles City Hall with the city seal in the center. The gold toned banners read "Scuba / Los Angeles Police / 115". The badge is in good condition. It measures 2.25" x 3.5".

Ohio Police and Sheriff Badge Collection

Lot #250b (Sale Order 297 of 529)

This is a pair of police and sheriff badges from Ohio. The first badge shows a gold toned shield and is marked "Sheriff's Office Clinton County Ohio" and the second badge is marked "Officer Elyria Police 55". Both badges are in good condition. The larger badge measures 2.25" x 3.25".

Hal Lund "Top Speed" Original Bronze Sculpture

Lot #251 (Sale Order 298 of 529)

This is a Hal Lund original bronze sculpture titled "Top Speed". The piece shows two antelope bucks running in full stride. The bronze is marked "Top Speed" and has been signed by the artist. It is numbered 3/25 as well. The Hal Lund bronze is in good condition. It measures 4" x 7.5" and is 6" tall.

Meadowlark Carving by Connie Tveten Montana Artist

Lot #252 (Sale Order 299 of 529)

This is a hand carved Meadowlark Bird showing excellent quality with incredible detail by Montana artist, Connie Tveten. Connie Tveten carves and paints waterfowl, game birds, and related subjects. Life in rural Northeastern Montana enables Tveten to study birds in their natural habitat with emphasis on correct anatomy and attitudes that capture the character of each individual bird. Tveten has exhibited her work at the Ducks Unlimited National art show, Kansas City, MO; The Waterfowl Festival Easton, MD; The Pacific Rim Wildlife Art Show, Tacoma WA; The C.M.Russell Art Show and Auction, Great Falls, MT; and the Governor's residence, Helena, MT. Excellent condition. Measures 5.25" x 7" and is 11.5" tall. Signed across bottom dated '88.

c.1724 Spanish 8 Reales Pendant

Lot #253 (Sale Order 300 of 529)

This is an original Spanish 8 Reales silver coin pendant from circa 1724. The coin shows fine condition with many of the original features still present on the obverse and reverse of the piece. The pendant in in good condition. It measures 1.25" in diameter.

Binion Collection 1923 Silver Peace Dollar NGC

Lot #254 (Sale Order 301 of 529)

This lot features a Binion Collection 1923 Silver Peace Dollar graded MS63 by NGC. After his death, it was discovered by Nye County sheriff's deputies that Ted had had a 12-foot-deep vault built on the desert floor on a piece of property he owned in Pahrump, 60 miles west of Las Vegas. The concrete bunker contained six tons of silver bullion, Horseshoe Casino chips, paper currency, and more than 100,000 rare coins, including Carson City silver dollar many in mint condition estimated to be worth between $7 million and $14 million that were once housed in the Horseshoe vault. Lonnie Theodore "Ted" Binion (November 28, 1943 - September 17, 1998) was a wealthy U.S. gambling executive and one of the sons of famed Las Vegas casino magnate Lester Ben "Benny" Binion, owner of Binion's Horseshoe. His death has been a subject of controversy; girlfriend Sandra Murphy and her lover Rick Tabish were initially charged and convicted in Binion's death, but were later granted a new trial and acquitted on the murder charges. This piece is in good condition for its age. It measures 3 3/8" L x 2 3/8" W

Binion Collection 1922 Silver Peace Dollar

Lot #254a (Sale Order 302 of 529)

This lot features a Binion Collection 1922 Silver Peace Dollar graded ms63 by NGC. After his death, it was discovered by Nye County sheriff's deputies that Ted had had a 12-foot-deep vault built on the desert floor on a piece of property he owned in Pahrump, 60 miles west of Las Vegas. The concrete bunker contained six tons of silver bullion, Horseshoe Casino chips, paper currency, and more than 100,000 rare coins, including Carson City silver dollar many in mint condition estimated to be worth between $7 million and $14 million that were once housed in the Horseshoe vault. Lonnie Theodore "Ted" Binion (November 28, 1943 – September 17, 1998) was a wealthy U.S. gambling executive and one of the sons of famed Las Vegas casino magnate Lester Ben "Benny" Binion, owner of Binion's Horseshoe. His death has been a subject of controversy; girlfriend Sandra Murphy and her lover Rick Tabish were initially charged and convicted in Binion's death, but were later granted a new trial and acquitted on the murder charges. This piece is in good condition for its age. This is a NCS Coin. It measures 3 3/8" L x 2 3/8" W

2015 Year of the Goat 10 Troy Oz. .999 Silver Bar

Lot #255 (Sale Order 303 of 529)

This is a 2015 Year of the Goat 10oz. bar of .999 fine silver. The bar shows the image of the goat on the obverse and marked "2015 Year of the Goat 10 Ounces Troy .999 Silver". The silver bar is in good condition. Measures 2" x 3.5".

Collection of 123 Mercury Dimes 1916-1945

Lot #255a (Sale Order 304 of 529)

This is a collection of 123 Mercury Dimes dating from 1916 to 1945. The Mercury dime is one of the most iconic American coins ever struck showing the Winged Liberty Head on the obverse. These dimes are all in circulated condition, some with colorful toning.

Post WWII U.S. Serviceman in Japan Collection

Lot #256 (Sale Order 305 of 529)

This is a collection of letters, photos and uniform pins and buttons from a U.S. serviceman stationed in Japan during the post-WWII Occupation. There are many photos of U.S. Military and Japanese citizens. The uniform pieces includes buttons, pins, patches, etc. The collection shows good condition.

Early Northwest Montana Photograph Album

Lot #257 (Sale Order 306 of 529)

This is an early Northwest Montana photograph album. The album contains 43 photos of various subjects including logging, hunting, farming, homesteading, etc. The front inside cover is marked "Sep. 26, 1902 / G.W. Lenon / Columbia Falls, Montana. The album and photos are in good condition. The album measures 5" x 6.75".

Anaconda Company Bureau of Safety Poster

Lot #258 (Sale Order 307 of 529)

This is an original Anaconda Company Bureau of Safety poster from the 1940's. The poster shows a scantily clad lady on one side and a skull on the other. The piece reads "2 of a Kind Very Dangerous / Loose Ground! Take it Down or Catch it Up with Rock Bolts, Stulls or Timber / Bureau of Safety The Anaconda Company". The poster is in good condition. It measures 16.75" x 21.75".

Deer Lodge Montana Prison Intake Document

Lot #259 (Sale Order 308 of 529)

This is an original intake document from the Montana State Prison in Deer Lodge from 1911. The document was created when the convict was received at the prison. The document lists the prisoner as Frank Jose who was convicted of robbery in Butte, Montana. Norby was 20 years old when he entered the prison to serve a seven year sentence. Attached to the document are two photographs of the convict. One was taken prior to entering the prison and the second was taken after he was incarcerated. The Deer Lodge Prison intake document is in good overall condition. It measures 9" x 16.5". RARE

J.G. Lucas Pen and Ink Elk Drawing

Lot #260 (Sale Order 309 of 529)

This is an original pen and ink drawing by J.G. Lucas titled "Ballsy Elk". The piece shows a bull elk in pursuit of a cow elk. The piece shows fine detail and is in good condition. It has been signed in the lower right corner. The frame measures 11.75" x 14.5".

Large Pair of Unmatched Elk Antlers

Lot #260a (Sale Order 310 of 529)

Offered for sale is a Large Pair of Unmatched Elk Antlers. The antlers feature six points each, great thickness on the main beam, and good color. These are a great decorative piece. The antlers are in good condition. The larger of the two antlers measures 54 1/2" long, 33" wide, and 20" tall.

Rustic Montana Canoe Book Shelf

Lot #261 (Sale Order 311 of 529)

Available in this lot is an incredibly pleasurable bookcase created to resemble a canoe. With three elevated shelves and a large bottom portion, this large bookcase measures 6' 10" tall, 3' 8 3/4" wide, and 13 1/2" wide. The navy blue finish compliments the pine shelves and trim excellently. Overall, the bookcase is in good condition, the main problem being the staples for the shelves are backing out, causing sag to the shelves, and separation of seams.

Couer d'Alene Indian Tribe Photo Colfax Washington

Lot #262 (Sale Order 312 of 529)

This is an original Couer d'Alene Indian Tribe framed photograph from Colfax Washington. The photo shows the Indian sailing his canoe across the lake. The photo was developed in black and white showing a wonderful silhouette effect. The back of the frame has a tag marked "Osterhout Colfax, Wn.". The Indian photo is in good condition. The frame measures 7.5" x 12".

Italian Art Deco Nude Table Lamp

Lot #263 (Sale Order 313 of 529)

This is an Art Deco nude figures table lamp. The lamp shows the nude female and male figures in a striking pose with arms joined. A semi-circle wedge glass panel rests behind the figures to create a silhouette effect. The Art Deco lamp is in good condition. It measures 7" x 8.75" and is 8.5" tall.

Millefiori Art Glass Decanters w/ Stoppers 1800's

Lot #263a (Sale Order 314 of 529)

This lot features a beautiful pair of Millefiori Art Glass Decanters With Stoppers. The decanters feature great color and quality, and have a great look to them. Millefiori is a glasswork technique which produces distinctive decorative patterns on glassware. The term millefiori is a combination of the Italian words "mille" (thousand) and "fiori" (flowers). The decanters both have Pontil scars denoting their age, 19th century. The pieces are in good condition showing little to no wear. They measure 11 1/2" H x 4 1/2" Dia.

Painted Tarpon Large Trophy Modern Mount 69"

Lot #264 (Sale Order 315 of 529)

This item is a 69" long Tarpon mount. This mount is a re-creation of a trophy tarpon and is constructed of fiberglass. This hand painted tarpon is a single sided half mount and features vibrant, greens, yellows, blues, and grey coloring. The tarpon is a very diverse fish, found in both salt and fresh water habitats. All around, this mount is in good condition, not boasting any major damage, but small cracks and scuffs to the finish are evident. Overall, the tarpon measures approximately 69" long, 23" tall from fin to fin, and 13 1/2" thick.

Navajo Sterling Silver Turquoise Belt Buckle

Lot #265 (Sale Order 316 of 529)

This is a Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver and turquoise nugget belt buckle. The buckle is made from solid sterling silver with a fantastic Pilot Mountain Turquoise nugget set in the center. The turquoise is flanked by hand tooled floral and leaf accents. The back of the buckle is inscribed "A.A. 16 Years G.S.". The Navajo belt buckle is in good condition. It measures 2.5" x 3.5".

Native American Indian Hardcover Book Collection

Lot #266 (Sale Order 317 of 529)

This is a collection of 14 Native American Indian hardcover books. Included in this collection is "The Fighting Cheyenne" by George Bird Grinnell, "Fighting Indian Warriors" by E.A. Brininstool, "The Cayuse Indians" by Robert H. Ruby and John A. Brown, "Indians at Work and Play" by Louis Thomas Jones, "The Indian Tipi" by Reginald & Gladys Laubin, "The Cherokees" by Grace Steele Woodward, "Scalp Dance: Indian Warfare on the High Plains, 1865-1879" by Thomas Goodrich, "The Wagonmasters" by Henry Pickering Walker, "The Cherokee Nation and the Trail of Tears" by Theda Perdue and Michael D. Green, "My Sixty Years on the Plains" by William Thomas Hamilton, "Native American Weapons" by Colin F. Taylor, "The Wrath of Cochise" by Terry Mort, "Morning Star Dawn" by Jerome A. Greene, and "Orphans Preferred" by Christopher Corbett. All the books are in good to very good condition.

CFK Damascus Knife and Leather Scabbard

Lot #267 (Sale Order 318 of 529)

This is a hand crafted custom knife from CFK Cutlery Company. The knife has an excellent hand forged folded 512 Layer Twist (1095HC/15N20) polished Damascus Steel blade with a fitted beautiful solid walnut hardwood handle set. The knife and sheath are both all hand custom made in the USA. Rare unmarked blade in a unique one of a kind style. Genuine Leather Sheath. The knife is in very good condition. The knife measures 9.25" with a 4.25" blade.

The Western Frontier Library Book Collection

Lot #268 (Sale Order 319 of 529)

This is "The Western Frontier Library" collection of 14 books. Each of the books is hard bound and comes with the original dust jacket. The titles in this collection are "Mountain Charley" by Mrs. E.J. Guerin, "The Beef Bonanza" by James S. Brisbin, "The Great Diamond Hoax" by James H. Wilkins, "Campaigning with Crook" by Captain Charles King, "Following the Guidon" by Eliazbeth B. Custer, "The Vigilantes of Montana" by Prof. Thomas J. Dimsdale, "The Life and Adventures of Joaquin Murieta", by John Rollin Ridge, "Stepsons of Light" by Eugene Manlove Rhodes, "A Sketch of Sam Bass The Bandit" by Charles L. Smith, "With a Camera in Old Navaholand" by Earle R. Forrest, "Campaigning with Crook" by Captain Charles King, "X. Beidler Vigilante" by Helen Firzgerald Sanders, "Wah-to-yah and the Taos Trail" by Lewis H. Garrard, and "War-Path and Bivouac or The Conquest of the Sioux" by John F. Finerty. All the books are in good to very good condition. Each one measures 5.25" x 7.75".

Indian and White in the Northwest by Palladino

Lot #269 (Sale Order 320 of 529)

This is a first edition of "Indian and White in the Northwest; or A History of Catholicity in Montana" by L.B. Palladino, S.J. published in 1894. The book provides a history of Catholic missions in early Montana history and their participation with the various Indian tribes such as the Blackfoot, Piegan, Flathead, etc. The book shows good overall condition. It has been rebound and shows several ex-library markings. Comes with the original fold out map near the back of the book. The book measures 6.25" x 9". The map measures 13.25" x 19"

Pendleton Two-Sided Chief Joseph Wool Blanket

Lot #270 (Sale Order 321 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a Pendleton - Beaver State, Chief Joseph pattern wool blanket. This blanket features the Chief Joseph pattern - aqua in color on one side, and vibrant red on the other. The Chief Joseph pattern is one of the most iconic patterns in Native American Indian art history. The blanket is manufactured by Pendleton, the "Beaver State" tag originated in 1912 when Pendleton blankets and shawls were sold to the Walla Walla, Cayuse, and Umatilla tribes in the vicinity of Pendleton mill on the Columbia plateau. This blanket is in overall good condition for its age, it has definitely been machine washed and slightly shrunken. The blanket now measures approximately 76 1/2" x 53 1/2".

Antique Indian Mughal Khyber Short Sword

Lot #271 (Sale Order 322 of 529)

Offered for sale is a Early Indian Mughal Khyber Short Sword. The sword features a 22" blade, inlaid silver and ivory handle, and leather and brass scabbard. The sword has great detail and quality. The blade is in good condition along with the sword as a whole. The wear is light and from age. The sword and scabbard measures overall 29"

Nazi Storm Trooper Officers BSA Post WWII Dagger

Lot #272 (Sale Order 323 of 529)

This lot features a Nazi Storm Trooper Officers BSA Post WWII Dagger. The dagger features a 8 5/8" Blade, etched inscription, "Alles für Deutschland" translating to "Everything for Germany." nickel hilt is marked with a small, "Sa". The shaped wood handle shows the "SA" brown enamel round piece and Third Reich Reichsadler Eagle holding the Swastika inlaid in the center. The piece is marked "BSA Soligen Germany." The dagger is in good condition, with little wear. The dagger measures 13 5/8" L

Ju-Ca Silver Gaucho Boot Knife with Sheath

Lot #273 (Sale Order 324 of 529)

Offered for sale is a fine example of a Ju-Ca Silver Gaucho Boot Knife with Sheath. The knife features a 6" knife blade, handsome engraving, and a detailed design. Similar knives have sold for over $200 and there are few knives of this maker currently available for sale. The knife is marked on the blade "JU CA Industria Tandil Argentina." Shows good condition, with some signs of careful use. The overall length is 11 5/8"

Sumatran Rhino Head Short Sword & Sheath

Lot #274 (Sale Order 325 of 529)

You are bidding on a Sumatran Rhino Head Sword and Sheath. The sword features a 20" blade, carved rhino head hilt, and hand forged cross guard. This unique sword shows good quality and good condition, with wear from age and use. The overall length is 27"

Argus - Jay Pee & Heid & Roth Nipper Handcuffs

Lot #275 (Sale Order 326 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a pair of Argus-Jay Pee and Heid & Roth, Nickel Plated Nipper Come Along Handcuffs. The first handcuff is the Argus - Jay Pee Version 5 "Iron Claw". This handcuff designed in 1931 by Yngve Smith-Stange was built upon until the 1960's. This particular example is the fifth revision, it is evident due to the purchase of Argus in 1960 by a company based in New York - Jay Pee. This handcuff is stamped on one side with "Argus - Jay Pee - New York, N.Y. U.S.A." - PAT. 1950757 - PAT. 2066654". The reverse side is stamped "The Iron Claw - 9088". Lift the protective sleeve and ratchet the T-Handle to open the clamp, twist back and thread the locking sleeve to maintain a solid hold on your perp! The second come-along is the Heid & Roth "Vorführzange", translating to "moving forward pliers". The German "patentschrift" 244149 was filed for this handcuff September 24th, 1910, they were manufactured from roughly 1910-1940. The handcuff is stamped only with "306 - H". All-in-all, both of these Handcuffs are in good mechanical and aesthetic condition, The Heid & Roth Handcuff has more wear from use but still maintains 90% of its nickel finish. The larger of the cuffs is the Heid & Roth which measures approximately 4 1/2" wide 5 1/2" top to bottom.

Wolf Point Montana Red Wing Beater Jar Crock

Lot #276 (Sale Order 327 of 529)

This is a rare original Red Wing beater jar crock from Wolf Point, Montana. The crock features a salt glazed finish with a blue stripe near the top. The label across the front reads "It Pays to Trade at McAllen's Wolf Point, Mont.". The beater jar is in good overall condition with some cracks and a chip on the inside of the lip. The piece measures 4.5" n diameter and is 5" tall.

The California Butte Montana Brewery Beer Stein

Lot #277 (Sale Order 328 of 529)

This is an original beer stein from The California brewery in Butte, Montana. The California was a pre-prohibition brewery that operated in Butte and Marysville, Montana until about 1909. The beer stein is marked "The California Butte, Montana" and on the bottom "10". The piece shows fine condition with some chipping around the lip and bottom with a crack near the handle as shown. The stein measures 3.25" in diameter and is 4" tall.

Livingston Montana Spongeware Mixing Bowl

Lot #278 (Sale Order 329 of 529)

This is a Livingston, Montana commemorative spongeware mixing bowl made for the Lewis & Clark Chapter of the Red Wing Collector's Society. The inside of the bowl is marked "G.B. Blakeslee The Wide Awake Grocer and Crockery Dealer Livingston, Mont.". The bottom of the bowl is marked "Lewis & Clark Chapter RWCS 2007 North Dakota-Montana" and is stamped "Artists in the Park Deer Park, WI 54007". The spongeare bowl is in good condition. It measures 8" in diameter and is 4.5" tall.

Antique Casino Chuck-A-Luck Gambling Dice Game

Lot #279 (Sale Order 330 of 529)

This is an antique Chuck-A-Luck gambling dice game from Butte, Montana in the early to mid 1900's. The game features a large wire hourglass cage on a stainless base. Inside the cage are 6 dice. The Chuck-A-Luck game is in good overall condition. This piece came from a Butte, Montana estate. It measures 13.5" wide and is 17.75" tall.

Frank Beltrame Stiletto Switchblade Knife

Lot #280 (Sale Order 331 of 529)

This is a Frank Beltrame Italian stiletto switchblade knife. The knife is marked "Frank B Italy" and features a pearl toned celluloid handle. The knife shows very good condition. It measures 8.5" with a 3.25" blade.

Frank Beltrame Italian Stiletto Switchblade Knife

Lot #280a (Sale Order 332 of 529)

This is a Frank Beltrame stiletto switchblade knife with a honey horn handle. The knife features a bayonet style blade marked "Frank B. Italy". The switchblade knife is in very good condition with a strong spring action. The knife measures 8.75" with a 3.25" blade.

Montana and Yellowstone Souvenir Playing Cards

Lot #281 (Sale Order 333 of 529)

This is a complete set of Montana and Yellowstone Souvenir playing cards published by the Photo Card Company in Butte Montana circa 1900. Each of the cards features a different photograph of mining scenes in Butte and Anaconda or Yellowstone National Park. Also included is one joker and a card with a map of Montana. The cards are in good overall condition.

1950's Marilyn Monroe Nude Tip Tray Collection

Lot #282 (Sale Order 334 of 529)

This is a collection of four original Marilyn Monroe nude tip trays from the 1950's. The trays are tin litho and are marked "Marilyn Monroe". Each tray is in good condition. They measure 4" in diameter.

Railroad Bridle Rosette Collection

Lot #283 (Sale Order 335 of 529)

This is a collection of railroad bridle rosettes. Included is one pair from the "Chicago Northwestern Railway" and the other is from the "Northern Pacific Railway". Each one features a brass back with a domed glass front. The rosettes are in good condition. They measure 1.75" in diameter.

Mayan Gold Covered Fetish

Lot #284 (Sale Order 336 of 529)

This is a Mayan gold covered fetish. The piece shows a carved Mayan figure with a gold wash finish. The figure shows good overall condition with moderate wear and loss to the gold finish. The piece measures .75" x 1". Gold content not tested, sold as-is.

Pendleton Chief Joseph Pattern Blanket Coat

Lot #285 (Sale Order 337 of 529)

Available for your consideration in this lot is a Pendleton Chief Joseph Pattern Overcoat. The Chief Joseph pattern is one of the most iconic patterns in Native American Indian art and design. This coat displays a very vibrant aqua blue color, with dark blacks, and gradients of reds, oranges, and white. The coat has one left side waist pocket, a hanging tab behind the collar, and a tall fit. The coat is believed to be a Men's medium or Woman's Large. The coat is in overall good condition, harboring only slight stains and separation of seams. Overall measurements are approximately 39 1/2" from the top of the collar to the bottom of the coat, and 61" from the tip of each sleeve across the chest when the coat is closed.

The Great Company by Beckles Willson

Lot #286 (Sale Order 338 of 529)

This is "The Great Company" by Beckles Willson published in 1900. This two volume set provides a comprehensive history of The Hudson Bay Company from 1667-1871. The books are in good condition. Each one measures 5.75" x 8".

A.G. Russell Burl Handled Knife and Scabbard

Lot #287 (Sale Order 339 of 529)

This is an A.G. Russell burl handled knife and scabbard. The knife features a hardened forged steel blade with a beautiful burl wood handle. The scabbard shows the same burl wood finish. The knife and scabbard are in very good condition. The knife measures 9.5" with a 4.75" blade.

Firearm and Reloading Book Collection

Lot #288 (Sale Order 340 of 529)

This is a large collection of firearm and reloading books. Included are several catalogs from Winchester, Remington, Savage, Jackson Arms, Speer, Lyman and many more. All the books are in good or better condition.

Hardcover Hunting Book Collection

Lot #289 (Sale Order 341 of 529)

This is a large collection of 20 hardcover hunting books. Some of the titles include "All About Deer Hunting in America", "The Hunter's World", "Hunter's Guide", "America's Wildlife Sampler", "North American Big Game Animals" and many more. All the books are in good or better condition. The largest books measure 9" x 11.25".

Montana Native American Arrowhead Collection

Lot #290 (Sale Order 342 of 529)

This is a collection of Montana Native American Indian artifacts. Included are numerous arrowheads and bird points. They are in good overall condition. The largest one measures .75" x 2". The collection comes in a case that measures 12" x 16".

Tony Sandoval Original Oil on Canvas Painting

Lot #291 (Sale Order 343 of 529)

This is an original Tony Sandoval oil on canvas painting. The piece depicts a Native American Indian medicine man having a vision quest. The medicine man is wearing a buffalo horn hat with the images of the buffalo and skull below. The piece is signed by the artist in the lower left corner. The artwork measures 4.5" x 6.5" and the frame is 10" x 12".

Original Tony Sandoval Oil on Canvas Painting

Lot #291a (Sale Order 344 of 529)

This is an original oil on canvas painting by Tony Sandoval. The painting shows two wild mustangs rearing up at each other with the rest of the herd in the background. The painting shows wonderful detail and artistic ability. The piece is signed in the lower right corner. The painting is in good condition. The artwork measures 7.5" x 9.5" and the frame measures 13.5" x 15.5".

c.1855 The Great West

Lot #292 (Sale Order 345 of 529)

This is "The Great West" published circa 1855. the book provides a comprehensive history of the settling of the American West and includes numerous illustrations and maps. The book shows good condition. It measures 6" x 9".

1914 Campbell's Yellowstone National Park Guide

Lot #293 (Sale Order 346 of 529)

This is "Campbell's New Revised Complete Guide and Descriptive Book of the Yellowstone Park" by Reau Campbell. The guide book was published in 1914 by H.E. Klamer. This is a scarcely seen guide for Yellowstone that includes many illustrations, maps, and photos. The book is missing the fold out map inside the back cover. The Yellowstone guide is in good condition. It measures 5.5" x 7".

1870 Wild Sports in the Far West

Lot #294 (Sale Order 347 of 529)

This is an 1870 publication of "Wild Sports in the Far West" by Frederick Gerstaecker. The book is a first-hand account of the authors travels to the United States in the mid 1800's and his adventures. The book includes several illustrations. The book is in good overall condition. It measures 4.5" x 7".

Leopard Sea Lion Large Hide

Lot #295 (Sale Order 348 of 529)

Offered for sale is a sea lion pelt. The pelt has excellent hues and a beautiful spot pattern. The pelt does not appear to have any rub spots or be experiencing shedding. The condition level is good. Measures: 51" L x 29" W

1926 Motor Trails Map of Minnesota

Lot #296 (Sale Order 349 of 529)

This is a 1926 Motor Trails Map of Minnesota. The map is marked "Langwith's Official 1926 Motor Trails Map Minnesota" and shows the entire state's roads, highways, and trail markers. Along the edge of the map is an index of towns and their population. The map is in good condition. It measures 19" x 24".

Short Grass Country Ranch Map Montana & Wyoming

Lot #297 (Sale Order 350 of 529)

This is a "Short Grass Country Ranch Map" of Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota and South Dakota from the early 1900's. The map is marked with the names of ranches and their brands from the four state region in this wonderfully depicted map. The map is in good condition. It measures 19.75" x 24".

Early 1900's Texas Trails Map

Lot #298 (Sale Order 351 of 529)

This is a "Texas Trails Map" from the early 1900's. The map shows various trails leading out of Texas including the Chisholm Trail, the Potter & Bacon Trail, the Loving & Goodnight Trail and many more. The map shows good condition. It measures 16.25" x 24".

1897 Western and Central U.S. Map Collection

Lot #299 (Sale Order 352 of 529)

This lot features a collection of Western and Central U.S. maps from 1897. Included is Washington, Oregon, a combined map of Nevada and Utah, and a combined map of Oklahoma and Indian Territory. The map are in good condition with little to no wear. Each one measures 11.75" x 16".

1897 Western U.S. Map Collection

Lot #300 (Sale Order 353 of 529)

This is a collection of four Western U.S. maps. Included are maps of North Dakota, Montana, Colorado and a combined map of Idaho and Wyoming with an inset of Yellowstone National Park. The maps are in good condition with little to no wear. Each one measures 11.75" x 16".

U.S. Cavalry August Buermann Spurs

Lot #300a (Sale Order 354 of 529)

This is a pair of U.S. Cavalry spurs. The spurs are from the early 1900's, possibly WWI era. The spurs are marked "U.S. A.B." and was made by August Buermann. August Buermann was born in Sattenhausen, Germany Aug. 04, 1842. He apprenticed as a locksmith in Germany and he arrived in New York Aug. 1864. A few weeks later he went into the Army as a substitute for someone who came into the locksmithing company where he was working, looking for a volunteer. August Buermann Mfg. Co. began making spurs for both the civilian and military markets. The spurs are in good condition. They measure 4.25" x 5.5".

James Boren "A Study in Discipline" w/ Four Prints

Lot #301 (Sale Order 355 of 529)

This lot offers you the chance to bid on a fine collection of famous Texas Cowboy artist - James Boren's prints and first edition biography and portfolio written by Dean Krakel and published by Northland Press in 1968. The hardcover, first edition biography is titled "James Boren: A Study in Discipline" and covers not only James Borens extensive works, but also shares his life story and inspirations for his personal work. The authentic and numbered prints include "First Light of a Winters Morning" 1759/2250, "After a Rainy Night" 253/2250, "A Wet Morning" 915/2250, and "In Late April" 1652/2250. The unframed prints show fantastic, vibrant colors through a lithograph process, and are signed on the bottom right of each print. Each print carries a separate copy write and date, as well as the original date of each print. Please refer to photos for detailed photos. All-in-all, the collection is in very good to great condition. All of the prints retain good aesthetic condition with little to no defect in the high quality paper. The novel also shows good quality, with an original sleeve with very minimal scratches, and the novel itself with only very minimal splitting in the binding. The Novel inside the book sleeve measures 9 3/8" wide, 10 3/4" tall, 3/4" thick. Each print is foam boarded and shrink wrapped, each board measures 28 1/2" x 32 1/2".

Little Journeys - Great Musicians Vol. VIII & IX

Lot #302 (Sale Order 356 of 529)

This lot offers you the chance to bid on a pair of novels written by Elbert Hubbard and published by Roycrofters in Aurora, New York. The novels are titled "Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Musicians Vol. VIII & IX". These novels are excellent first print examples dating back to 1901. The books features soft covers with yapp edges, and bright white pages. Book I covers the works of Richard Wagner, Nicola Paganini, Frederick Chopin, Wolfgang Mozart, Sebastian Bach, and Felix Mendelssohn - Book II includes Franz Lizst, Ludwig Beethoven, Georg Handel, Giuseppe Verdi, Robert Schumann, as well as Johannes Brahms. Book I was believed to be illuminated by Gertrude Audmorn (Please reference photos), Book II was illuminated by Florence Himney (Please reference photos). Both of these novels showcase good overall condition for age, displaying browning to the paper edges, and creases to the yapp edges, Book I also has some water spots on the suede cover. Each book measures 6 1/4" wide x 8" tall x 1 1/4" thick.

Leather Bound Atlas of American Military History

Lot #303 (Sale Order 357 of 529)

This is a special leather bound edition of "Atlas of American Military History" edited by James C. Bradford and published by Oxford University Press. The book features numerous photos, maps, illustrations and diagrams. The book provides a history of American wars and conflicts dating back to the early 1500's. The book measures 8.75" x 11".

Various US Military Accolades & Paraphernalia

Lot #303a (Sale Order 358 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a large 72 piece set of United States Military Accolades, and Paraphernalia. Included in the set is multiple accolade pins, division tabs, mess-kit utensils, dog tags, formal dress accessories, issued bible, and more. The pieces span across multiple branches, however, most are US Army. The earliest known piece dates to WWI and stretches to the end of the 2nd Great War. Overall, the set varies in condition from fair - very good, mainly depending on age, and type of use. The riker case that the lot comes in measures 16" x 12" x 2".

Acoma Pueblo Polychrome Seed Pots

Lot #304 (Sale Order 359 of 529)

You are bidding on a pair of Acoma Pueblo Native American Indian Polychrome. The pots features beautiful and unique hand painted designs. One pot is a round pot and the other is in the shape of a quail. The pieces are marked "Lucy M. Lewis and Lucero Isleta, N.M." Lucy Martin Lewis (1890/8–March 12, 1992) was a Native American potter from Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico. The pieces show good condition, with little to no wear. Quail pot measures 3 1/2" 3 1/2". Round pot measures 3 1/2H x 2 1/2 W

Crow Ceremonial "Calumet" Pipe

Lot #305 (Sale Order 360 of 529)

Available in this lot for bidding is a Crow Native American Indian ceremonial "Calumet" pipe - which belonged to a Crow Native American Indian "One Fox". This pipe is constructed of what appears to be natural finish aspen, carved bone, and with a bowl of clay and pewter. The pipe also features hand carvings on the bowl indicating who's pipe this was and where it came from, marked "Crow" as well as "One Fox". Although elegant in its own right, this pipe is believed to be a personal piece instead of a tribal pipe. The pipe is in good condition overall. The pipe measures 22 1/8" long, 3 1/8" at the tallest, and 7/8" at its widest.

Leather Bound Civil War Collector's Edition Books

Lot #306 (Sale Order 361 of 529)

This is a pair of leather bound civil war collector's edition books. The books are "A Stillness at Appomattox" by Bruce Catton and "Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant". Each of the books was published by Easton Press and features gilt edges and lettering on the cover and spine. The book are in excellent, unused condition. Each book measures 6.25" x 9.5".

Easton Press Leather Bound War Books

Lot #307 (Sale Order 362 of 529)

This is a pair of leather bound war books published by Easton Press. Included is "The War with Hannibal" by Livy and "The Gallic Wars" by Julius Caesar. Both books are leather bound and feature gilt edges, cover and spine. The books are in excellent condition. The larger one measures 6.75" x 10.25".

Original Karl Hofner 1969 Violin, Bow, & Case

Lot #308 (Sale Order 363 of 529)

This lot features a high-end Karl Hofner violin - manufactured in the Bavarian town of Bubenreuth Germany in 1969. This particular violin is believed to be based off of the famous Stradivarious model, and features excellent dark brown varnish as well as ebony accents. This violin includes the original bow with inlaid mother of pearl, as well as a hard case. The violin is ready to play but could use a tune. The interior label reads " Karl Hofner - Bubenreuth 1969 - Germany", the bridge is simply labeled "* Aubert". All in all, the violin is in good functional and aesthetic condition, the neck has no finish though. The body of the violin measures 13 1/4" long, which correlates it with a 3/4 size. The hard case that is included with the violin measures approximately 28 1/2" long, 8 3/4" wide, and 4 3/4" deep.

Mates For Life Bronze Sculpture by Hal Lund 3/25

Lot #309 (Sale Order 364 of 529)

This lot features a Bronze Sculpture by Hal Lund called "Mates For Life". The sculpture depicts two Canada geese standing on a rock together. During the second year of their lives, Canada geese find a mate. They are monogamous, and most couples stay together all of their lives. The piece shows great coloring and detail. The condition of the piece is good, with little to no sign of wear. The piece is marked "Mates For Life Hal Lund 3/25. It measures 9 1/2" H x 6 1/2" W x 5" D

Welcome Sunrise Dawn Gass Bronze Sculpture 5/50

Lot #310 (Sale Order 365 of 529)

Offered for sale is a" Welcome Sunrise", Dawn Gass Bronze Sculpture. The sculpture depicts a cowgirl greeting the morning sun on the range. The bronze has great color and detail, letting you almost feel the warmth of the sun. The piece is attached to a stain wooden base with a plaque that reads "Welcome Sunrise dawn gass 5/50." The piece shows good detail, with some small marks on the back of the base. The piece measures 13" H x 8" W x 4 1/2" D

Through Thick & Thin Dawn Gass Bronze Sculpture

Lot #311 (Sale Order 366 of 529)

This lot features a Bronze Sculpture by Dawn Gass Named "Through Thick & Thin". The sculpture depicts a cowboy and his cowgirl are embracing. The piece brings a great feeling to a room. The piece is mounted to a wooden revolving base. The piece is in good condition. It measures 16 1/4" H x 8 1/2" Dia.

Cowboy Buffalo Hide Hunting Gauntlets

Lot #312 (Sale Order 367 of 529)

This is a pair of cowboy buffalo hide leather hunting gauntlets. They show a wonderful buffalo hide exterior with curly buffalo fur. The inside of the gloves are lined with the same buffalo fur. Inside of the cuff is marked A"A.B. Morgan - Box 450 - Kingsville Ont.". The hunting gauntlets are in good condition. Each one measures approximately 13 1/4" from tip to cuff, and 9 1/2" wide. The gloves fit a medium to medium-large hand.

Sterling Silver Cuban Link Chain Necklace

Lot #313 (Sale Order 368 of 529)

This lot provides you the chance to bid on a very fine 22 1/4" Cuban Chain Link Necklace. The clasps of the necklace are both stamped "925" indicating their sterling grade. This necklace is in all around good condition, and displays only a slight warm patina to the sterling finish. The necklace measures 22 1/2" long, and each chain is 1/2" thick.

Navajo P. Attakai Sterling & Turquoise Belt Buckle

Lot #314 (Sale Order 369 of 529)

Offered for your consideration in this lot is a Navajo Native American Indian Sterling Silver Sand cast Belt Buckle, manufactured and signed by P. Attakai. The sweeping design of the belt buckle leads you into a central turquoise nugget. The piece is signed on the back with what appears to be "RTA - Sterling - P. Attakai". Overall, the condition of the piece is very good, with minimal patina, a tightly set turquoise stone, and excellent craftsmanship that will last for years to come. The buckle measures 3" x 1 1/4".

Clejuso Model 6 & Thomas & Smith Nipper Handcuffs

Lot #315 (Sale Order 370 of 529)

Offered up for bidding in this lot is two sets of of "Come-Along" handcuffs, or "Nipper" handcuffs. One set is a Clejsuo Model 6, the other pair being the Thomas & Smith. First, we have the Thomas & Smith Nippers which date to C. 1880 -. These Nippers pivot open when the lock is slid to the side, and close on a prisoners when the push-plate is pressed against the wrist. This handcuff is absent of any makers mark, however, it retains most all of its nickel plating, and remains in excellent working condition. The second pair of nippers is the Clejuso Model 6, manufactured in Germany by the "Clemens & Jung Company". This Come-A-Long is also absent of makers marks, but is inscribed "LPBy'. These nippers feature an incredibly simple tab system to operate the open or close. The nippers maintain excellent nickel finish with only minor spots of rust. The handcuff is also in great working condition. The larger cuff is the Model 6 nipper and measures 3 3/4" and 4 5/8".

Navajo Bear Claw Turquoise, & Blood Coral Bracelet

Lot #316 (Sale Order 371 of 529)

This lot offers you the chance to consider a Navajo Native American Indian Sterling Silver Bracelet, featuring a nugget of Sleeping Beauty Turquoise, Oxblood Coral, and a small bear claw set into brass mounts. This bracelet displays excellent craftsmanship in its waving sterling band, and stone settings. All-in-all, this bracelet is in good condition, boasting a soft, warm patina on the silver. There are no makers marks or signitures on this piece. The bracelet measures overall 2 1/4" wide, 1 7/8" from top to bottom. The inside wrist circumference equals approximately 5 3/4".

Early Silver Filigree Figurine With Display Case

Lot #317 (Sale Order 372 of 529)

This lot features a Early Silver Filigree Figurine with Display Case. The piece depicts a oxen and cart with driver. The detail of the piece is fantastic and shows great quality. The piece is in good condition, with no visible wear. It measure 6" L x 2 3/4" W x 3 3/4" H

Zuni Turtle Fetish & Bear Claw Necklace

Lot #318 (Sale Order 373 of 529)

Up for bidding in this lot is a Zuni Native American Indian fetish necklace, featuring a friendly looking turtle fetish charm, as well as four bear claws, and four ivory molars, and adorned with trade beads. The turtle is carved of bone and displaying inlaid turquoise and jet. The bear claws vary in size, but all four have been hollowed of any marrow. All-in-all, the necklace is in good condition, though it does display a patina from age and wear. Stretched out, the necklace measures 15 3/4" long, the largest bear claw measures 2 1/4" long.

Nothwestern Native Turquoise & Oxblood Necklace

Lot #319 (Sale Order 374 of 529)

Available in this lot for your consideration is a Northwestern Native American Indian necklace, featuring a half shell littered in chip turquoise, oxblood coral beads, and jet. As well as a very decorative pendant, this necklace also displays 4 large nuggets of turquoise and multiple types of trade beads. This piece is absent of any makers marks. All in all, this necklace is in good condition, with no loose stones. Stretched out, this necklace measures approximately 14 1/2" long, the shell pendant measures approximately 2 1/2" wide.

Navajo Large Godber Turquoise & Sterling Bolo Tie

Lot #320 (Sale Order 375 of 529)

Offered in this lot for bidding is a Navajo Native American Indian inspired bolo tie, appeared to have been handcrafted by Francisco Gomes - a master Native American jewelry maker and carver, originating from Mexico - but resides in Phoenix. This bolo tie features an awesome large chunk of what appears to be Godber turquoise, and bordered by excellent braided and etched sterling silver cinch. The tie also has ornate aglets and braided leather neck tie. The cinch is marked on the back with a "G" as well as "Sterling". All in all, this bolo is in good condition, the silver is perfectly tarnished, and the chunk of turquoise only has a minor crack that doesn't penetrate all the way through. Halved and stretched out like the wearer would have, the bolo measures 22" long, the turquoise cinch measures 3" x 3 1/2".

Navajo Sleeping Beauty & Sterling Silver Bolo Tie

Lot #320a (Sale Order 376 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a fine Navajo Native American Indian bolo tie, finely crafted out of sleeping beauty turquoise and framed by a fantastic sterling silver slide. This bolo tie features fine craftsmanship in a tightly set turquoise slab, and ornate grape leaf design. The pendant hangs on a braided leather cord, and finished off with decorative sterling silver tips. The piece is signed with "Sterling" and "JR" which is believed to attribute this piece to Johnson Ralph. Overall, the piece is in good condition, boasting very little patina, and no unnatural fractures to the turquoise. The bolo measures 22 1/2" long, the pendant measures 3" x 2 1/2"

Bennet Chip Turquoise and Coral Eagle Bolo Tie

Lot #321 (Sale Order 377 of 529)

Offered for bidding in this lot is a Bennet made bolo tie, in the form of a Navajo Native American Indian style. This sterling silver bolo features excellent chip turquoise and oxblood coral inlays. The bolo also features a "Bennet PAT. PEND" adjusting clasp - invented but never actually patented by the mysterious Bennet. The bolo also has a braided leather neck tie, as well as sterling silver tassel ends. All-in-all, this bolo is in good condition, harboring only some patina to the silver. The bolo when halved is approximately 19" long. The eagle is 2 1/4" x 3 3/4".

Navajo Sterling & Turquoise Ring & Pendant

Lot #322 (Sale Order 378 of 529)

Offered for your consideration in this lot is a set of Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver pendant and ring. The ring is home to six tightly set blue diamond nuggets, while the pendant has seven nuggets of sleeping beauty. Both pieces display fine craftsmanship in forms of excellent tooling, and stone setting. The ring is signed with "DL" as well as "Sterling", the pendant is signed "IC" which is believed to correlate the piece with Irvin Chee. The pendant also is stamped with "Sterling". Both pieces are in all around good condition, with slight tarnish forming on both pieces. The ring is a size 12 1/2, the pendant and chain measures 9 1/4" long when the piece is stretched out.

Rough Cut Large Australian Boulder Opal Collection

Lot #323 (Sale Order 379 of 529)

This is a collection of five large rough cut Australian Boulder Opals. These were mined in the Outback of Australia. Each piece shows multiple veins of deep, rich colors of blue, red, green, pink, and purple. They are in good condition. The largest piece measures 2" x 2.5" x 3.25".

Rough Cut Australian Boulder Opal Collection

Lot #324 (Sale Order 380 of 529)

This is a collection of rough cut Australian Boulder Opal. The opal was mined in the Outback of Australia. Each piece is in good condition and shows rich veins filled with colorful opal in blue, purple, green, pink and red. The largest piece measures 1.5" x 2" x 1.25".

Pueblo Indian Peace Dollar & Mercury Dime Belt

Lot #325 (Sale Order 381 of 529)

Offered for bidding on this lot is a 5/8" black leather belt lined with twenty-five Mercury dime conchos and topped off with a peace dollar belt buckle. This belt was handmade by Lawrence Archuleta of Taos Pueblo and displays excellent craftsmanship and smithing with excellent braising work to the coins themselves. The peace dollar is dated 1922, the mercury dimes date as early as 1934 and as recent as 1945. This belt is in good condition, only flaw being slight tarnish to the coins. The belt overall measures 65" long, with the widest eyelet measuring at 471/2", and the narrowest eyelet measuring at 38 1/2".

Pueblo Indian Peace Dollar & Mercury Dime Belt

Lot #326 (Sale Order 382 of 529)

Offered for bidding on this lot is a 5/8" black leather belt lined with twenty-five Mercury dime conchos and topped off with a peace dollar belt buckle. This belt was handmade by Lawrence Archuleta of Taos Pueblo and displays excellent craftsmanship and smithing with excellent braising work to the coins themselves. The peace dollar is dated 1923, the mercury dimes date as early as 1937 and as recent as 1945. This belt is in good condition, only flaw being slight tarnish to the coins. The belt overall measures 58" long, with the widest eyelet measuring at 51", and the narrowest eyelet measuring at 33 1/4".

Navajo Sterling with Blood Coral & Turquoise Cuff

Lot #327 (Sale Order 383 of 529)

Offered for bidding in this lot is a very fine Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver bracelet, featuring inlaid sleeping beauty turquoise, and ox blood coral. As well as the fantastic range of color displayed, this bracelet, has excellent twisted scrolling that lines the face and sides of the piece. The bracelet is marked on the back with a makers mark - an M with an arrow through it, as well as a "Sterling" stamp. Overall, this piece is in very good condition, with little to no patina forming. The piece measures approximately 2 7/8" x 2 1/2", and an inside circumference of 6 1/2".

Navajo Sterling & Black Widow Turquoise Bracelet

Lot #328 (Sale Order 384 of 529)

Offered for bidding in this lot is a sterling silver and black widow turquoise Navajo Native American Indian bracelet, signed by Ray Bennet. This bracelet features excellent braided accents around a beautiful nugget of black widow turquoise. The bracelet also displays excellent tooling down the face of the bracelet. All-in-all, the bracelet is in good condition, with slight patina forming around the turquoise stone. The piece measures overall 2.5" wide, 2 1/8" high. Inside wrist circumference is approximately 6 1/4".

Navajo Sterling & Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Cuff

Lot #329 (Sale Order 385 of 529)

Available in this lot for bidding is a Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver bracelet, featuring nine sleeping beauty turquoise nuggets and excellent braided accents that surround the nuggets. This bracelet is absent of a signature but is marked multiple times with "Sterling". The bracelet is in good condition overall, with only slight patina to the silver. Overall measurements are 3" wide, and 2 1/8" high, with an inside circumference of 6 3/4".

Zuni Ox Blood Coral & Chip Turquoise Cuff

Lot #330 (Sale Order 386 of 529)

Up for your consideration in this lot is an excellent Zuni Native American Indian sterling silver cuff with chip turquoise and ox blood coral inlay, and fantastic symmetrical tooling. The bracelet is signed on the inside of the cuff with a large "SB". The bracelet is in good condition, displaying slight patina on the outside face. The bracelet measures overall 2 3/4" wide, and 2" high. Inside wrist circumference is approximately 6 3/8".

18K White Gold & Fresh Water Baroque Pearl Ring

Lot #331 (Sale Order 387 of 529)

This lot features a beautiful example of a 18K White Gold and Fresh Water Baroque Pearl Ring. The ring features a large fresh water baroque pearl, two diamonds, and tasteful details. The piece is in good condition, showing light wear. The piece is marked "18K." Ring size is 7 1/2

L & R Precision Cleaning Machine Master Model

Lot #331a (Sale Order 388 of 529)

This lot features a L & R Precision Cleaning Machine Master Model. This is a great working example of the Master model with three different jars for cleaning with the motorized agitator. The piece is in good working condition. It is marked "L&R Precision Cleaning Machine Serial No. 16817 Model Master 60 watts AC & DC 115 volts Up To 75 CyC." The piece measures 19" H x 9" W x 11 1/2" D

Antique Brass Turkish Bedouin Dallah Coffee Pot

Lot #332 (Sale Order 389 of 529)

You are bidding on a Antique Brass Turkish Bedouin Dallah Coffee Pot. The coffee pot features a solid brass construction and a unique design. A dallah is a traditional Arabic coffee pot used for centuries to brew and serve Qahwa, an Arabic coffee or Gulf coffee made through a multi-step ritual, and Khaleeji, a spicy, bitter coffee traditionally served during feasts like Eid al-Fitr. The pot is in good condition, showing some wear from age and travel. It measures 18" H x 15" W x 7" Dia.

Antique Brass Turkish Bedouin Dallah Coffee Pot

Lot #333 (Sale Order 390 of 529)

Offered for sale is a Antique Turkish Bedouin Dallah Coffee Pot. The coffee pot features a ornately worked metal design and brass construction. A dallah is a traditional Arabic coffee pot used for centuries to brew and serve Qahwa, an Arabic coffee or Gulf coffee made through a multi-step ritual, and Khaleeji, a spicy, bitter coffee traditionally served during feasts like Eid al-Fitr. The pot shows good condition, but has some separation of the spout from the body(see photos). The piece measures 16 1/2" H x 10 1/2" W x 7 1/2" Dia.

Chinese Water Carrying Yoke from Butte Montana

Lot #334 (Sale Order 391 of 529)

This is an antique early 1900's Chinese water carrying yoke from Butte, Montana. Since the very early years of mining in Butte, there began an increasing population of Chinese immigrants who operated businesses that catered to the needs of the miners. These businesses included laundry, general stores, eateries, etc. This yoke was used to transport water. It shows good overall condition. The piece measures 4" wide and 48" long.

Benchmade/Emerson Design CQC-7 ATS-34 Knife

Lot #335 (Sale Order 392 of 529)

Offered for bidding on this lot is an excellent Benchmade and Emerson Design collaboration, in the form of an automated folding knife. This knife includes fine features like a single edge tanto blade, carbon fiber chassis - that leaves a checkered like texture on the handle, as well as a thumb release button (for right handers). The blade of the knife is labeled on one side with "Emerson Design - ATS-34", the reverse side of the blade is marked with Benchmade's trademark butterfly, as well it is marked on the blade and clip with "Benchmade U.S.A.". The knife is in good condition, but displays slight wear from usage. The knife blade alone measures 4 1/4", and when closed the knife measures overall; 5 3/8" long, 1 1/2" wide, and 3/4"thick.

Smith & Wesson Handcuff Collection with Key

Lot #336 (Sale Order 393 of 529)

This lot includes two pairs of Smith & Wesson handcuffs with an original S&W key. Both sets of cuffs are Model M-100 and are double locking. Both pairs are in good condition and work well.

Hiatts Handcuff Collection with Keys

Lot #337 (Sale Order 394 of 529)

This lot features two pairs of British made Hiatts handcuffs with keys. One pair is marked "Hiatts 1960" and comes with a barrel key. The second pair is marked "Hiatt 1970" and comes with a working key as well. Both pairs of handcuffs are in good condition.

Sirchie Finger Print Labs Handcuffs New Old Stock

Lot #338 (Sale Order 395 of 529)

This lot includes two pairs of NOS Sirchie Finger Print Labs handcuffs in the original boxes. Each pair of handcuffs is double locking and comes with two keys, box and paperwork. The cuffs are marked "Sirchie Finger Print Labs, Inc. Moorestown, N.J. U.S.A.". The handcuffs are in excellent, unused condition. The boxes measure 4" x 5.25".

Navajo Ganado Style Wool Rug

Lot #339 (Sale Order 396 of 529)

This lot provides you the opportunity to bid on an excellent Navajo Native American Indian wool rug, weaved in the Ganado style. The rug displays fantastic earth tone colors with stepped diamond like pattern that runs the edge of the rug, as well as a four color gradient on each end of the rug. The rug is overall in good condition, with a tight weave, and healthy vibrant color. The rug measures 72 1/2" x 41 1/4".

Navajo Yei Pictorial Rug

Lot #340 (Sale Order 397 of 529)

Offered for sale in this lot is a fine Navajo Native American Indian Yei Pictorial Rug. The Yei Navajo rugs began in the early part of the 20th century Developed by Will Evans Trader and owner of the Shiprock trading Company. Yei are religious deities taken from the Navajo Sand paintings. This weaving depicts five female Yei figures, with stalks on each side of them all. The rug also displays a symmetrical edge pattern that follows the top and bottom border of the rug. This rug is in good condition for its age. The rug measures 38 1/2" by 66 1/4"

Persian Caucasus Oriental Wool Rug

Lot #341 (Sale Order 398 of 529)

This lot features a fine Persian rug, displaying excellent earth tone colors, and a complex pattern that comes hand-in-hand with the tight knots that this rug is constructed with. The design spans out from a central pattern, and has multi-step borders, each with their own design. All-in-all, the rug is in good condition. The piece measures 62" x 42".

Sliester Western Cowboy Engraved Spurs w/ Straps

Lot #342 (Sale Order 399 of 529)

This is a pair of Sliester Western cowboy spurs and leather straps. The spurs are marked "Sliester" on the raised shank and feature a beautifully engraved pattern on each side of the heel band and shank. The stamped and tooled leather straps shows a deep, rich tone with a supple condition. The spurs and straps are in good condition. The spurs are 4" x 6.5".

Vigilante Days and Ways N.P. Langford

Lot #343 (Sale Order 400 of 529)

This is a second edition of "Vigilante Days and Ways" by Nathaniel Pitt Langford published in 1912. The book provides a dramatic account of early Montana history beginning in the 1860's when the promise of gold brought masses of people to the territory. Often times justice was carried out by the Vigilantes, a band of so-called lawmen who sometimes would pronounce judgement on an accused person. They would hastily perform hangings in the name of justice. The book shows good overall condition. It measures 5.75" x 8.5".

Old Gold Cigarettes Not a Cough in a Carload Sign

Lot #344 (Sale Order 401 of 529)

Offered for bidding on this lot is a single sided - circa 1920 - 1930 Old Gold Cigarettes Painted Tin sign, featuring vibrant yellows, reds, and blues, as well as the Old Gold slogan "Not a cough in a Carload". This sign is marked on both bottom corners "NO. 2219 - MFD. By P. Lorillard CO. INC.". Overall, the sign is in good condition for age, displaying only slight fading to the color, and minor scattered scratches and chips. The sign measures 30" x 10 1/8".

Handmade Copper Miner's Hard Hat Butte Montana

Lot #345 (Sale Order 402 of 529)

This is a handmade copper miner's hard hat from Butte Montana. The piece came from the estate of a Butte miner who worked in the mines from the 1910's until the 1940's. The hard hat is made from solid copper and shows good overall condition. It measures 12" x 13.5".

Folk Art Galloping Cowboy Sculpture

Lot #346 (Sale Order 403 of 529)

This lot features a folk art galloping Cowboy moving sculpture. The sculpture is unique in that when the weight on the bottom is pushed the Cowboy and horse appear to move as if they were in full gallop. The piece is made of metal and shows all hand painted attributes on both the horse and Indian. When still the piece measures 19.25" tall.

Folk Art Galloping Indian Sculpture

Lot #347 (Sale Order 404 of 529)

This lot features a folk art galloping Indian moving sculpture. The sculpture is unique in that when the weight on the bottom is pushed the Indian and horse appear to move as if they were in full gallop. The piece is made of metal and shows all hand painted attributes on both the horse and Indian. When still the piece measures 19.25" tall.

Virginia City Montana Ephemera Collection

Lot #348 (Sale Order 405 of 529)

This is a collection of letters and way bills from the Virginia City and Red Bluff Stage Company. The pieces date from the late 1880's to the ealry 1900's. A fantastic collection of early Montana paperwork.

1882 Resources and Attractions of Utah

Lot #349 (Sale Order 406 of 529)

This is "The Resources and Attractions of Utah" by O.J. Hollister. The book provides comprehensive details of Utah's natural resources, climate, and economy as well as it geographic features such as mountains, canyons, etc. The book contains many advertisements as well as a fantastic fold out map that measures 13" x 18". The book is in good overall condition with age appropriate wear. The piece measures 6" x 9".

Smokey Bear U.S. Forest Service Porcelain Sign

Lot #350 (Sale Order 407 of 529)

This is a Smokey Bear porcelain enamel sign. Smokey Bear was adopted by the U.S. Forest Service back in the 1940's as part of their campaign to prevent forest fires. This sign shows a book of matches with Smokey's face. The sign is in good condition. It measures 11" x 7.75".

Early US Forest Service External Frame Backpacks

Lot #351 (Sale Order 408 of 529)

Offered in this lot for your consideration is a set of three external frame backpacks used by the United States "Smoke Chasers". These specialty frames custom made to haul back mounted water tanks are believed to originate from mid 20th century, and are constructed of a wooden frame, brass rivets, and army OD green straps. One of the frames still has its original burlap bottom, and is marked "special frame for fire pump". The packs are at home in a burlap sack, marked with the United States Forest Services badge, as well it is marked "Smokechasers" on the bottom of the bag. This set is in relatively good condition for the materials, its intended use, and its age - the sack is stained in multiple spots and the bottom is blown out, each frame is missing different cinch's. Each frame measures approximately 22 1/4" tall, x 16" wide.

Trend Mantle Clock by Sligh Clocks Zeeland MI.

Lot #352 (Sale Order 409 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a fine mantle clock under the Trend name and manufactured by Sligh Clocks, in Zeeland Michigan. This subtly elegant clock features what appears to be an oak case, with simple hand carvings that accent the etchings on the glass fantastically. The label on the back of the clock reads the following " Trend Clock by Sligh - Zeeland, Michigan 49464 - Style NO. 728-74 - Movement NO. 104B - Pack NO. 741-90". This two hand clock, features a twelve hour face, and strikes on every hour - however, the clock is absent of the winding key, but is in good working order. The clock measures approximately 27" tall, 14 1/4" wide, and 7 1/2" deep.

Navajo Inlaid Gem & Sterling Silver Bear Effigy

Lot #353 (Sale Order 410 of 529)

This lot features a Signed Navajo Native American Indian Inlaid Gem and Sterling Silver Bear Effigy Necklace. The necklace features a inlaid design with turquoise, coral, lightening opal, and other polished gems. The necklace is hung on a sterling silver strand. The piece is marked "MT Sterling." The necklace measures 24" L unstrung and the bear effigy is 3" L x 2 1/4" W

Charles Russell Union 76 Print Collection

Lot #354 (Sale Order 411 of 529)

This is a collection of three Charles Russell prints from Union 76. The prints are titled "Stolen Horses", "Russell on Red Bird" and "Four Generations". Each one is marked on the back "Union 76" with a brief description of the painting. The prints are in good condition. They measure 14.5" x 19".

Smith & Wesson Model 1900-1 Nickel Leg Irons

Lot #355 (Sale Order 412 of 529)

Offered for sale in this lot is a set of Smith & Wesson Model 1900-1 Nickel Plated Leg Irons. These New/Old stock leg irons feature a 14" high security, heat treated chain, and are fabricated from the finest quality carbon steel. They are manufactured with heat treated internal lockworks, featuring smooth ratchets for swift cuffing and double locks to prevent tampering. These cuffs include a key, and the original box and paperwork. The cuffs are stamped with the "Smith & Wesson " trade mark stamp, as well, the cuffs state "M1900-1 - Made in U.S.A. - Marcas Registradas - Smith & Wesson - Houltan, ME.". The cuffs are in great, like new condition, the box is a little tattered. The box measures 5" x 5 1/2".

Vivi Crandall Limited Edition Bighorn Sheep Print

Lot #356 (Sale Order 413 of 529)

This is a Vivi Crandall limited edition Bighorn Sheep print. The piece shows a pair of bighorn sheep on the snow covered ground. The print has been signed by the artist in the lower right corner and is numbered 34/670. The frame measures 30.25" x 41.25".

Inuit Eskimo Totem Jawbone Carving

Lot #356a (Sale Order 414 of 529)

This lot features a Inuit Eskimo Totem Jawbone Carving. The jawbone features a Native American Indian in head dress with a dozen or so forms of wildlife. This jawbone is perched on top of a custom carved and stained wooden stand. The horn is tested and is genuine bone. The piece is in good condition, with little wear. It measures 12 1/2" H x 7" W.

Folk Art Painted Shovel

Lot #357 (Sale Order 415 of 529)

This is a folk art shovel featuring a painting of a jumping Brook Trout on the blade. The shaft and the handle grip are both wrapped in leather and have a braided leather strap wound around them. Around the socket of the shovel is wrapped a fringed piece of leather as well as a braided ring of leather. The shovel itself is black and shows signs of use on the back of the blade. The painting shows well and is signed by the artist; It has only minor scratches and chipping as shown. Measures 37" L X 8 3/4"W.

Ranch Cowboy Batwing Chaps

Lot #358 (Sale Order 416 of 529)

This is a pair of light colored batwing chaps. The batwing design features clasps that close only around the upper leg with flaps extend the length of the leg. This allowed for protection against brush and trees yet allowed for maximum air circulation. These chaps feature beige leather with contrasting brown waist belt, and three silver conchos down both legs. At the bottom of each leg flap is what appears to be a brand stitched onto the leather. The chaps are in well-worn but solid condition. They measure 44" W x 35.5" L.

Original Western Shotgun Chaps

Lot #359 (Sale Order 417 of 529)

This is a pair of leather shotgun chaps from circa 1930. The shotgun style chaps were and are popular with working cowboys and others for their high degree of protection and stability in the saddle. The closed-leg, zip-up design meant the elements could be kept out while heat could be retained. Incidentally, the zippers on these chaps are Talon zippers; Talon being the company that invented the first zipper in 1893. The chaps are in well worn yet solid condition. The chaps measure 42.5" W x 36" L.

H.C. White Co. Exposition 1900 Perfecscope & Cards

Lot #360 (Sale Order 418 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a very early "Exposition Universelle Internationale 1900 Stereoscope "Perfecsope", with 200 scene cards, ranging in release dates from late 19th C - early 20th C, also ranging in manufacture. This stereoscope is labeled on the bottom with "The "Perfecscope" TRADE MARK - U.S.A. PATENT OCT. 15 1895 - CANADA, FRANCE, GERMANY - DRGM NO. 53803" as well as "JAMES M DAVIS AGENT - 21 WASHINGTON PL. - NEW YORK .U.S.A". The top of the "Perfecscope" is stamped "Exposition Universelle Internationale 1900 - H.C. White Co.". This stereoscope is manufactured with a stamped metal, and wooden construction, this particular stereoscope features ornate copper-like accent coloring and dark stained wooden trim. This steroscope is in fair shape, missing its bottom handle, one card holding tab, and the felt that circles the view finder - it is rare to find a steroscope with so many cards. The stereoscope measures approximately 12 3/8" long, 6 7/8" wide, and 4" tall. Each card measures 7" x 3 1/2" with varying thickness of cardstock.

200 Steroscope Display Cards C. 1895 -

Lot #360a (Sale Order 419 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a set of 200 Stereoscope viewing cards. Ranging in manufacture and copyright date, these cards showcase a fantastic range of views. With manufactures such as Underwood & Underwood, World Series, The Universal Photo Art Co., The Little Chronicle Publishing Company, and much much more. These cards are designed to be inserted into a stereoscope and are one of the earliest forms of 3-D imaging. The condition of the cards range from fair - like new in package, multiple are displaying forms of edge tear or water staining. Each card measures approximately 7" x 3 1/2" with varying thickness due to different manufactures card stock.

Montana Mule Deer Hide

Lot #361 (Sale Order 420 of 529)

This is a beautiful tanned Montana mule deer hide. The hide has been prepared by a professional taxidermist. The mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) is a deer indigenous to western North America; it is named for its ears, which are large like those of the mule. It shows great color and is in good condition with little to no loss of fur. The Montana mule deer hide measures 54" L x 47 1/2" W

Montana Wild American Bison Fur Hide Rug

Lot #362 (Sale Order 421 of 529)

This is a Montana taken Wild Great American Bison Buffalo hide rug. The American bison, also commonly known as the American buffalo or simply buffalo, is a North American species of bison that once roamed the grasslands of North America in massive herds. The rug shows good condition hide and fur with a rich coloring. This would display very well on the floor, wall, or over a piece of furniture. Large Buffalo Rug rare to be wild and not from a farm. Measures approximately 98" from the most forward position of the shoulders to the tip of the tail, and 81" wide.

Boone & Crockett Conservation Stamps & Prints

Lot #363 (Sale Order 422 of 529)

This lot features a collection of seven Boone and Crockett Conservation Prints and Original Conservation Stamps. The pieces feature wonderful depictions of North American game animals. The pieces are of high quality and color. The artists are M. Coleman, G. Coheleach, B. Kuhn, K. Carlson. The pieces are on foam board. They are in good condition.

E. R. Pfretzschner Stradivarius Violin & Bow 1966

Lot #364 (Sale Order 423 of 529)

Offered for sale is a E. R. Pfretzschner Strandivarius Violin and bow with case. The lot features the hand made violin, bow, velvet lined carry case, and bridge. The instrument-making trade in Markneukirchen produced some notable historic personalities, and bow maker and entrepreneur Hermann Richard Pfretzschner ranks as a leading figure amongst them. A pioneer of French bow making in Germany, H. R. Pfretzschner created new standards in his craft. The violin is in good condition, showing wear from use and age.

Original Signed Jack Hines Print Evening Encounter

Lot #365 (Sale Order 424 of 529)

You are bidding on a Original Signed and Numbered Jack Hines Print. The title of the piece is "Evening Encounter at Independence Rock." The print depicts a group of Native American Indians approaching a wagon train at night, with some of the members coming to find out if they mean peace. It is marked " 91/950 Jack Hines 1979 Big Timber, Montana Jack Hines, Evening Encounter at Independence Rock." The piece is framed and shows good condition, with some wear. The print measures 32" H x 42" W

Original Signed Jack Hines Print Jedediah Smith

Lot #366 (Sale Order 425 of 529)

This lot features a Original Signed and Numbered Jack Hines Print. The title of the piece is "The Perils Of Jedediah Smith." The piece depicts a groups of frontiersmen's encounter with a bear. The piece is in good condition, showing little wear on the frame or print. The print is marked "Jack Hines 91/ Jack Hines 1978 Big Timber, Montana The Perils Of Jedediah Smith." The print measures 30" H x 42" W

Original Donna Menchen Painting Joshua Tree

Lot #367 (Sale Order 426 of 529)

This lot features a Origianl Donna Menchen Painting of the Joshua Tree National Forest. The piece is signed and dated. It shows a scene in a canyon with a small creek running through the middle, with the sun shining on the canyon wall. The piece is in good condition with little to no wear. It is marked " Donna Menchen 89." It measures 16 3/4" W x 19 1/2" H

Montana Made Log and Tooled Leather Pub Chairs

Lot #368 (Sale Order 427 of 529)

You are bidding on a pair of hand-made log and tooled leather bar-height pub chairs. These chairs feature solid construction and very high-end finish. The log construction is finished in such a way as to retain the wood's character marks. The leather upholstery features copper riveting, decorative tooling, and a raised rope pattern running along the outside edges of the cushions. Condition-wise, the log joints are tight with no looseness; The chairs swivel as they were designed to do; and the cushioning is as new. One of the chairs does have some splotchy color in the finish as well as a faded seat-back back--as shown. The base of each stool measures about 19" wide at the base in a square. Floor to top of seat-back measures 47.5". The seat cushions are 18.5" wide and 21" deep, while the seat-backs measure 18" x 11".

Aladdin Alacite Lincoln Drape Oil Lamp 1940's

Lot #369 (Sale Order 428 of 529)

This lot features a Aladdin Alacite Lincoln Drape Oil Lamp. The Alacite lamps used two different formulas. Those produced prior to World War II contained uranium in the glass formula which was removed due to regulations imposed by the government in the war effort. The old formula Alacite glass will glow yellow or green when exposed to a black light while the new formula lamps show purple or blue. The piece shows good condition, with little wear wear. It measures 14" H x 6 1/2" Dia.

WW1 Style Brass Knuckle Trench Fighting Knife

Lot #370 (Sale Order 429 of 529)

Featured in this lot for bidding is a very cool brass knuckle trench fighting knife, based off of the same style used by the United States Military in World War One. This knife features a heavy duty sand-cast handle, a steel skull cracker, and is stamped "U.S. 1918". These knives were originally issued to United States Military members during World War One as close combat trench weapons, and are sought after to this day for their practicality. The knife is in very good condition. The overall measurements equal approximately 11 3/8" long, 3 3/4" wide, and 1 3/8" thick.

Hand Woven Zulu Wedding Basket

Lot #371 (Sale Order 430 of 529)

This lot features a great example of a Hand Woven Zulu Wedding Basket. The basket features a beautiful diamond patterned design in dark browns, tans, and light browns. The basket features a tight weave and quality. The basket is in good condition, showing little wear. It measures 7 3/4" H x 6" Dia.

Black Cat Firecracker Advertising Poster Duluth MN

Lot #372 (Sale Order 431 of 529)

This is an original Black Cat Firecracker advertising poster from Duluth, Minnesota. The piece is marked "Imported and Distributed by Arrowhead Fireworks Co. Inc. Duluth, Minnesota 55806". The poster shows fantastic graphics with bright, vivid colors. It shows very good condition. The poster measures 23" x 35".

Antique Camel Saddle Stool

Lot #373 (Sale Order 432 of 529)

This is an antique camel saddle stool. The stool is made from wood and is adorned with brass tacks. Each of the legs is hinged with brass hardware. The cushion of the saddle is made from leather. The camel saddle is in good condition. It measures 19.5" x 25" and is 20" tall.

Plains Native American Indian Quirt

Lot #374 (Sale Order 433 of 529)

This is a Plains Native American Indian quirt. The quirt is made from wood with a sawtooth design and a carved horse effigy at the end. The piece shows a file burned finish and a trade cloth hand loop near the handle. The popper is made from harness leather strung through the end of the quirt. The Plains Indian quirt is in good condition. It measures 20" long.

Woodlands Indian Bird Effigy Spike War Club

Lot #374a (Sale Order 434 of 529)

This is a Woodlands Native American Indian bird effigy spike war club. The club is made from a tree root ball. The bird effigy is carved where the handle meet the head of the piece. Harness leather is strung through the handle for a hand loop. The Woodlands Indian war club is in good condition. It measures 6" x 20".

Western Frontier Antler Handle Knife & Scabbard

Lot #374b (Sale Order 435 of 529)

This is a Western frontiersman antler handled knife with brass tacked leather scabbard. The knife features a hardened steel forged blade with a brass crosspiece and antler handle. The blade is marked "Lees Light...". The scabbard is made from saddle leather adorned with brass tacks. The frontiersman knife and scabbard are in good condition. The knife measures 15.25" with a 9.75" blade.

1884 Western United States & Territories Map

Lot #375 (Sale Order 436 of 529)

This lot features a 1884 Western United States & Territories Map. The maps features shows all the states and territories in the year 1884. Each state is done in a different color to show borders. The piece was published by A & C Black. The piece is professionally framed and shows good condition. It measures 32" W 24 1/8" H

Hudson Bay Wool Point Blanket Red Capote Jacket

Lot #376 (Sale Order 437 of 529)

This lot features a Hudson Bay red wool capote. This overcoat is a very unique piece. It is a hooded jacket with fringe on the shoulders and tassels off the hood. It was made by Hudson Bay from one of their own four point trade blankets and features their tag on the bottom of the coat, on the front. On the inside is an Oregon Trail Outfitters seller's tag; it states the size as a men's 42-44. The capote measures 24" from shoulder to shoulder x 46" from collar to bottom. it is in good overall condition, but does have some frayed stitching.

American LaFrance Fire Engine Gas Mask Collection

Lot #377 (Sale Order 438 of 529)

This is a pair of early 1900's gas masks made by American LaFrance Fire Engine Company Inc. The gas masks come in an original hard case with directions attached under the lid. They are both in good condition. One mask is missing the eyepieces. The hard case measures 5.5" x 9" x 13".

Navajo Native American Yei Rug

Lot #378 (Sale Order 439 of 529)

This lot features a Navajo Native American Yei or Yeibichai pattern rug of three figures, each holding a stalk. Each of the figures is also seperated by a stalk. The Yei Navajo rugs begin in the Northwest corner of the reservation, in the early part of the 20 century. This rug is believed to be made of wool. It is in good condition for its age, but does have some slight fading on one side. Measures: 44" x 29.5"

Trapper Point Four Point Wool Blanket

Lot #379 (Sale Order 440 of 529)

This is a four point wool blanket made by Trapper Point. The blanket is approximately 69" x 87" and is Emerald in color with a black stripe at each end. The tag reads, "All Wool/ Made in England/ Genuine Trapper Point Blanket/ Eaton's of Canada". The blanket is in good overall condition as shown, however, it has been washed and shows wear from use.

Silver & Bone Filigree Fish Serving Set 1800's

Lot #380 (Sale Order 441 of 529)

This lot features a Silver & Bone Filigree Fish Serving Set. The set features a leather case, carved bone handles, filigree engraving, and silver construction. The pieces show good condition, with signs of age. The case measures 14 1/4" L x 4 1/2" W

Bruckmann & Sohne German Silver 17 Piece Cutlery

Lot #381 (Sale Order 442 of 529)

Offered for sale is a Bruckmann and Sohne German Silver 17 piece Cutlery set. The set features six knives, six spoons, and five forks. The pieces all show good condition, with a quiet elegance that is pleasing to the eye.

Antique Chinese Red Branch Coral Natural Trees

Lot #382 (Sale Order 443 of 529)

The lot features two pieces of a unique solid red branch coral natural tree formations. These are early antique original pieces with a Chinese origin. They are in good condition. They measure 4 1/2" L x 2" W and 4 1/2" H x 2 1/2" W

Antique Chinese Red Branch Coral Natural Trees

Lot #383 (Sale Order 444 of 529)

The lot features two pieces of a unique solid red branch coral natural tree formations. These are early antique original pieces with a Chinese origin. They are in good condition. They measure 4 1/8" L x 3" W and 3 1/8" L x 2" W

Hammer Brand Mother of Pearl Switchblade c.1950's

Lot #384 (Sale Order 445 of 529)

Offered for sale is a Hammer Brand switchblade. The knife dates to the 1945-1955. The grips are mother of pearl. The knife is fully functional, but look to need oiling. This is an excellent early original piece showing good condition, with some signs of age and use. Mother of pearl bakelite scales. Measures 7 1/2" L opened and 4 3/8" closed

Hudson Bay Red White Heart Trade Bead Necklace

Lot #385 (Sale Order 446 of 529)

These are antique original Hudson Bay Fur Trading Company exotic glass trade beads. These have an iconic rich solid red outside color with solid white centers. The beads are all early exotic original Native American Indian trade beads that have been well taken care of and polished. Each bead is approx.1/4"x1/4". The necklace measures strung 13 1/2"

Hudson Bay Dark Blue WhiteHeart TradeBead Necklace

Lot #386 (Sale Order 447 of 529)

These are antique original Hudson Bay Fur Trading Company exotic glass wound trade beads. These have a dark blue outside color with solid white centers. The beads are all early exotic original Native American Indian trade beads that have been well taken care of and polished. Each bead is approximately 1/4"x1/4".

Hudson Bay Blue White Heart Trade Bead Necklace

Lot #387 (Sale Order 448 of 529)

These are antique original Hudson Bay Fur Trading Company exotic glass wound trade beads. These have a rare translucent pony light blue outside color with solid white centers. The beads are all early exotic original Native American Indian trade beads that have been well taken care of and polished. Each bead is approximately 1/4"x1/4".

Navajo Inlaid Chip Turquoise & Coral Belt Buckle

Lot #388 (Sale Order 449 of 529)

For your consideration in this lot is a fine Navajo Native American Indian Sterling Silver belt buckle, featuring fantastic inlaid chip turquoise and oxblood coral, as well as hand tooled non-symmetrical accents. This belt buckle is stamped with "Sterling" as well as the artist signature - which is in the form of an X with what appears to be an arrowhead on each side. All-in-all, the buckle is in good condition, with tightly set stones, and little patina generating on the silver. The belt buckle measures 2 7/8" wide, and 2 1/8" top to bottom.

Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR Lantern

Lot #389 (Sale Order 450 of 529)

Offered for biding in this lot is an Adlake-Kero Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific Railroad kerosene lantern. This lantern manufactured between 1921-1923 is stamped on the ventilator with "C. M. ST. P. & P.R.R" and on the reverse side with "The Adams & Westlake CO.". The globe is simply etched "CMSTP&P", and the bottom of the lantern is stamped "Adlake-Kero 2-39 - U.S.A. - *Patent Numbers in photos* - Canada - 1921 -1923 - PATS. Pending", the glass is also embossed with "CNX". The all around condition of this lamp is good, especially for the age. The globe however, displays a crack, and the high temp paint has come off in scattered spot, causing slight patina. The piece measures approximately 15" tall, 7 1/2" at its widest, and 6" across at the base.

Barry Bjork Canvasback Duck Decoy

Lot #390 (Sale Order 451 of 529)

Offered for bidding in this lot is a very fine, hand carved canvasback duck decoy carved and signed by Barry Bjork. This decoy features excellent, vibrant colors, and is carved with the natural grain of the tree, which gives it an awesome step gradient pattern. Overall, the decoy is in very good condition. The duck measures approximately 11" long, 5 1/4" tall, and 4 1/2" wide.

Pablo Picasso Eagle Print Xerox Advertising Rare

Lot #391 (Sale Order 452 of 529)

This lot provides you the opportunity to bid on a RARE Pablo Picasso Eagle Print, used at Xerox in 1963 in order to advertise their model 914 - which was the worlds first plain paper copier. The sketch was originally used as an autograph for an American instructor at a conference to explore xerography. These particular examples were printed on tan parchment-like paper and given to Xerox employees, the standard giveaway prints were made on standard white print paper. The sketch of the eagle is accompanied by the date "3-4-54" (the date of the xerography conference) as well as Picasso's signature. The piece is framed excellently by Newman Galleries in Philadelphia, and features a fine French-Line, and beautiful matting. The frame measures 14" x 16 1/4". Overall, the print is in very good condition, with little browning to the paper. Flaw is only evident in very subtle scratches in the frame.

Antique Leather Doctor's Bag

Lot #392 (Sale Order 453 of 529)

This lot offers you the opportunity to bid on a beautiful leather doctors bag, displaying a fantastic dark beige color with burgundy metal trim, and chrome latches. The bag is marked on the bottom with a large "J.G." and features what appears to be an early customs tag from "Antwerp (Belgium)". All-in-all, the bag is in good condition, especially for its age. The chrome on the brass latches is wearing off revealing fantastic patina. The leather handle and bag display some wear. The bag measures approximately 16 3/4" long, 8" wide, and 8 1/2" from the top of the handle to the bottom.

Welemaco Make 1908 Leather Doctor's Bag

Lot #393 (Sale Order 454 of 529)

For your consideration in this lot is a fine 1908 Welemaco Make Leather Doctors Bag, featuring supple black leather with fantastic grain, as well as fine brass hardware that displays nice warm patina. The bag has a stamp on the inside, reading; "Welemaco Make - Registered Feb. 18 1908". Overall, the doctors bag is in good condition, especially for the age - with careful wear and slight patina. The bag measures approximately 14 3/4" long, 5 3/8" wide, and 5 3/4" top to bottom with the handle folded down.

Early Eli Lilly Leather Doctor's Bag

Lot #394 (Sale Order 455 of 529)

This lot provides you the opportunity to bid on a circa 1930 - Eli Lilly Pebbled Black Leather Doctors Bag. The bag has features such as a brass "Crest Lock CO." latch, as well as double handles, and a suede interior liner. These Eli Lilly bags were gifted to newly minted MD's as they graduated medical school, this one is inscribed with the initials J.C.H. The practice of gifting medical students these bags has long since come to an end since it was decided it made for a biased work environment - so over time, these bags will become more and more scarce. This bag was well cared for, and is in overall good condition. There is warm patina forming on the brass components, as well as typical wear consistent for its age. The bag measures approximately 13 1/2" long, 5 7/8" tall with the handles folded down, and 6 1/4" wide.

WW2 M7 1911 Pilots Shoulder Holster

Lot #395 (Sale Order 456 of 529)

Featured on this lot is a M7 shoulder holster which evolved during WWII for carrying either the M1911 or a revolver. Simply made and easily worn over the shoulder with a single cross-chest strap, or with a secondary strap around the chest for added security, the bottom of the holster could be cinched to the wearer’s belt with a snap loop. The gun was secured in the pouch with a safety strap crossing over the grip frame. The strap was fitted with a parallel spring snap seated over a brass stud. The holster is stamped on the front with "US" and on the reverse side with "U.S. BOYT - 43". It is also hand scribed with the name "R.D. Dilmore" in cursive. All in all, the holster is in good usable condition, definitely boasting patina from use. The holster measures approximately 10 1/4" long, and 6 1/2" wide. The measurements are taken without the length of strap.

Blackfoot Scrimshaw Carved Powder Horn

Lot #396 (Sale Order 457 of 529)

This lot features a Early Balckfoot Scrimshaw Carved Powder Horn. The horn features a hand carved design, tight fitting cap, and a wooden base plug. Scrimshaw is a form of art originally done by sailors. They would engrave scenes from the sea into whale bones, teeth, shells, etc. by hand to pass the time aboard the ship. This piece was hand engraved on horn, believed to be from a steer. The piece shows good condition, with wear from use. The horn measures 6 3/4" L x 2 1/8" W

Antique Raven Head Effigy Gentleman's Cane

Lot #396a (Sale Order 458 of 529)

This is an antique raven head effigy gentleman's cane. The handle of the cane is carved from solid bone to shows the raven's head and long beak. The shaft is made from a single piece of hardwood. The shaft is joined to the handle with a silver collar. The antique gentleman's cane is in good condition. It measures 3.25" x 34.25".

Antique 1920's Hawaiian Ukulele

Lot #397 (Sale Order 459 of 529)

This is an Antique Hawaiian Ukulele from the 1920"s. The instrument features dark wood headstock, neck, and body, while the sound board is lighter in color. the sound board features decorative stenciling around its perimeter and around the sound hole. There is also a decorative flower motif stenciled under the bridge. While not strung, the ukulele shows good overall condition with a slightly loose neck and some minor scatching as shown in the photos. The instrument measures 21.75" in overall length, with the body measuring 9.25 x 6.75" x 2.5".

Tums NR Laxative Advertisement Thermometer

Lot #398 (Sale Order 460 of 529)

This lot features a Tums NR All Vegetable Laxative Advertisement Thermometer. The thermometer sign features a dark blue and red color scheme with white lettering and a working mercury thermometer. The sign shows good condition, with wear from age. The piece is marked "NR All Vegetable Laxative Come In- If You Get It Here It's Good Tums Quick Relief For Acid Indigestion." The sign measures 26 7/8" L x 7 1/4" W

Custom Dave Fish Missoula, Montana Saddle Bags

Lot #399 (Sale Order 461 of 529)

Offered for sale is a pair of Dave Fish Custom Saddles Missoula, Montana Saddle Bags. The bags feature heavy high quality leather, copper rivets, and tight stitching. The bags were made by custom saddle make Dave Fish from Missoula, Montana. The quality of the bags is very high and they are in good condition, showing little to no wear. The bags measure 13 1/2" L x 7 1/2" W x 2 3/4" D

German Pocket Bibles & Gold Crosses

Lot #400 (Sale Order 462 of 529)

This lot features a pair of German Pocket Bibles with Gold Crosses. The bibles are written in German and features what is believe to be gold crosses. The bible come with original boxes. The pieces are in good condition and come with boxes. They measure 3" W x 4 1/8" L

Limited 1st Edition - The Art of Tom Lovell

Lot #401 (Sale Order 463 of 529)

Featured in this lot for bidding is a #730 of 1500 limited edition copies of "The Art of Tom Lovell An Invitation to History" signed by Tom Lovell himself. This book published by "The Greenwich Workshop, INC" in 1993, with text by Don Hedgpeth and Walt Reed explores the works and inspirations of Tom Lovell. This hefty book features a leather hardcover wrapping and an incredibly decorative and simply extravagant hard slip cover. All-in-all, this book is in very good condition, with bright white pages and vibrant imaging, one defect is the binding starting to separate from the hardcover. The slip-cover measures 9 3/4" wide, 13 1/4" tall, and 1 3/4" thick.

The Story of American Hunting and Firearms

Lot #402 (Sale Order 464 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a first edition copy of "The Story of American Hunting and Firearms" written by the editors of "Outdoor Life" with illustrations by Ralph Crosby Smith, Nicholas Eggenhofer, and Ray Pioch - and published by McGraw-Hill Book Company, INC. in 1959. This book covers topics of the progression of hunting and firearms and the effect each had on the other. This hardcover novel is wrapped in a faux, leather-like finish, and includes its original hard decorative slip cover. The book is in good condition, with only slight fading to the binding, and slightly beat up corners on the slip cover. The slip cover with the book inside measures 13 1/4" tall, 10 1/2" wide, and 1 1/4" thick.

WWII Peleliu Theater Made 1stMarine Division Knife

Lot #403 (Sale Order 465 of 529)

This lot features a rare WWII Peleliu Theater Made 1st Marine Division Knife. The knife features a brass knuckle grip, 6 1/2" blade, and leather scabbard. This knife is reminiscent of the WWI trench knifes. The knife is in good condition, with some wear and use. The sheath is marked "Dupree" The overall length is 11 3/4"

Montana Cowboy Buffalo Hide Hunting Gloves

Lot #404 (Sale Order 466 of 529)

Featured in this lot is a pair of supple and extremely warm buffalo hide gloves. These gloves display excellent dark curly buffalo fur on the outside, and soft felt on the inside. The gloves also feature an under-wrist chinch, with snap buttons that read "Barrie Glove - WB". All-in-all, these gloves are in very good condition, with no matting to the fur, and very little wear to the leather palms. These gloves each measure 9 3/4" tip to wrist, and 6 1/4" wide. It is assumed these gloves are a Men's Medium.

Sterling Silver Capped Bear Claw

Lot #405 (Sale Order 467 of 529)

This lot provides you the opportunity to bid on a 1 7/8" Sterling Silver Capped Montana Brown Bear Claw. This claw is tightly set into a sterling silver cap. The claw displays a gradient of color between light khaki and dark rich brown. All in all, the claw is in good condition, it does harbor minor nicks and scratches. Overall size is 1 7/8" long, and 1 3/8" from the tip of the claw to the top of the silver cap.

Navajo Sterling & Cripple Creek Turquoise Cuff

Lot #406 (Sale Order 468 of 529)

This lot offers you a Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver bracelet with a hefty nugget of what appears to be Cripple Creek turquoise. This cuff also features excellently crafted leafs that splay over the piece, as well as a braided border around the turquoise stone. This three band bracelet is all in all in fair condition, the silver has a heavy, warm patina, and the turquoise nugget is fractured in multiple spots. This bracelet measures overall 2 3/8" wide, 2 1/8" from top to bottom, and with an approximate inside wrist circumference of 5 1/4".

Navajo Sterling Silver and Onyx Bracelet

Lot #407 (Sale Order 469 of 529)

You have the opportunity to bid on a beautiful Navajo Native American Indian made sterling silver and onyx bracelet. This bracelet features five onyx stones tightly set in the center band of the cuff and surrounded by silver beads. The cuff is marked on the back with "Sterling", however, there is no signature present. All-in-all, this cuff is in good condition, the onyx stones have scuffs dulling the sheen, and the center of the bracelet has a warm patina. The bracelet measures 2 3/4" wide, and 1 7/8" from top to bottom. The bracelet has an inside circumference of approximately 6 3/4".

Southwest Sterling Cyclone Necklace & Earrings

Lot #408 (Sale Order 470 of 529)

Offered for bidding in this lot is a set of necklace and earrings, featuring a cyclone design on twenty-one sterling silver conchos. The earrings are made up of two of the same sterling silver buttons each. This fine set of sterling jewelry is stamped only with "925 - Mexico" on the clasp of the necklace, and the same on one set of the earrings. All-in-all, the set is in very good condition, hosting only very small amount of patina. The necklace measures approximately 19 3/4" when unclasped and splayed out.

Los Castillo Taxco Sterling Necklace & Earrings

Lot #409 (Sale Order 471 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a Los Castillo Taxco Sterling Silver matching necklace and earring set. This set displays a repeating semi-spiral like design. The clasp of the necklace is hand stamped with "Los Castillo Taxco" the other half of the clasp reads "925 - MEXICO" the earrings are marked the same. All in all, this set is in good aesthetic condition, harboring only slight patina to the sterling silver. The necklace measures 34" long when unclasped and splayed out.

Navajo Sterling Silver Whirling Log Cuff

Lot #410 (Sale Order 472 of 529)

Up for your consideration in this lot is a Navajo Native American Indian Whirling Log bracelet, made of sterling silver - although there is no silver stamp on the back of the piece. This bracelet features a whirling log centerpiece, each log with an arrow etched into its face, as well as a twisted braid that runs across the whole piece. This bracelet is in all around good condition, with solid braising and warm patina. Overall, the bracelet measures 2 3/8" top to bottom, and 2 5/8" wide. The inside wrist circumference measures approximately 7 1/2".

Great Northern Empire Builder Framed Poster

Lot #411 (Sale Order 473 of 529)

You are bidding on a Great Northern Empire Builder Framed Poster. The poster features a young Blackfeet Native American Indian Boy holding a pipe tomahawk in full Native American garb called "First Stabber" by Winold Reiss. The poster also shows the Great Northern seal and map of the rail lines. The piece shows good condition, with little wear. The piece measures 40 1/2" H x 22 3/4" W

Hand Painted Pronghorn Antelopes On Rustic Wood

Lot #412 (Sale Order 474 of 529)

Offered for sale is a Hand Painted Antelope Scene on a Rustic Wood Slab. The painting features a scene of of three Pronghorn Antelope, one being a male and the others being female. The piece shows excellent detail and color, which is brought out even more by the grain of the wood. The piece is in good condition, showing litte wear. It is marked "Susan 89."

Signed Evel Knievel Baseball & Memorabilia

Lot #413 (Sale Order 475 of 529)

This lot features a Signed Evel Knievel Baseball & Memorabilia. The pieces featured are a signed baseball in display case, 1974 Tour Guide Map, and Evel Knievel Discovery Map Twin Falls. The pieces are in good condition, showing some wear from age. The baseball display case measures 3 3/4" H x 3 5/8" Dia

WWII Camillus Fixed Fighting Knife

Lot #414 (Sale Order 476 of 529)

This lot features a World War Two Camillus Fixed Fighting Knife. The knife features a 4 1/2" drop point blade, leather handle, and full tang. The knife is marked "Camillus N.Y." The knife is in good condition with a great edge. The overall length is 9 1/2"

Sterling Silver USMC Belt Buckle

Lot #415 (Sale Order 477 of 529)

For your consideration in this lot is a Sterling Silver United States Marine Corps Belt Buckle. The buckle features excellent floral tooling with a braided border. The center of the belt buckle is highlighted by a brass Eagle, Globe, and Anchor - the official insignia of the United States Marines. The belt is stamped on the clasp with two proof stamps, as well it is stamped with "Sterling". The belt buckle measures 3 5/8" x 2 1/2".

Bridgeport Hardware Boy Scout Hatchet

Lot #416 (Sale Order 478 of 529)

You are bidding on a Boy Scout hatchet made by the Bridgeport Hardware Manufacturing Corporation in the 1950's. Bridgeport Manufacturing Co. was founded in 1895 by Willis F. Hobbs. It was reorganized in 1902 as the Bridgeport Hardware Manufacturing Corporation (stamped on to the hatchet's handle) after a fire burned the factory down in 1900. The reorganised company offered a wide variety of tools, including different versions of the Boy Scout camp hatchet. These hatchets were produced for BSA from 1934-1969. This hatchet features an integral handle and head for safety and a nail puller for added utility. The handle is inlaid with a hickory grip. On the poll is stamped "Bridgeport" and the Boy Scout crest bearing the words "be prepared" is stamped on the head. The shaft of the handle is stamped with the company's name and "Bridgeport, Conn. U.S.A." The hatchet is in well used but good condition. 13 3/4" L x 5' blade

Danecraft Sterling Necklace, Bracelet, & Earrings

Lot #417 (Sale Order 479 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a fine jewelry set, including a necklace, bracelet, and matching earrings, manufactured by Danecraft. The earring and necklace share the same design in the likeness of a sweeping angels wing, while the bracelet displays a similar symmetrical pattern. The earrings utilize a threading clasp. All of the pieces in the set are marked with "Danecraft *R* Sterling". The set is in good condition overall, with only slight patina forming to the sterling silver. The necklace measures 15 3/8" long, and each piece is 1/4" wide.

Early Chinese Figure Painting on Rice Paper

Lot #418 (Sale Order 480 of 529)

This lot offers you the chance to bid on an early Chinese figure painting on a rice paper medium. Depicted in the painting is two ornately dressed men, one presenting a small container, the other boasting a chubby dragon-like figure encompassing the moon with his mystic smoke. This painting features unbelievable depth, vibrant color, and a simple, yet elegant black and gold frame. There is no artist stamp, it is believed this piece originates from early 1900 - . Overall, the painting is in good condition, although it has few scattered small stains to the paper, and nicks to the finish on the corners of the frame. The frame measures 11 1/8" x 15 1/4".

Ladies Antique Pocket Watch

Lot #419 (Sale Order 481 of 529)

You are bidding on a Ladies open face case pocket watch. This watch has no Marker's name anywhere, and has no serial number on the movement. It is believed to have been made in the late 19th to early 20th Centuries. The watch has a rose gold look case with a colored floral motif on the back of the case. The dial is ivory colored with ornate hands and numerals and small gold hash marks for the minutes. The matching serial numbers on the case of the watch are likely those of the case maker. The words, "Avance" and "Retard", (French for fast and slow) are stamped on to the Regulator. The watch is in fair condition for its age; it winds, but does not run. It measures an inch in diameter, while the crown and bow add about a half an inch.

Early Ornate Chinese Scholars Ink Box

Lot #420 (Sale Order 482 of 529)

This lot features a very ornate and very high quality Chinese Scholars Ink Box used for Calligraphy. The piece is believed to be of an early ancient age, but this has not been confirmed. This ink box which boasts a sort of kidney bean shape, displays a very intricate Chinese dragon on the cover. All-in-all, the ink box is in good condition, harboring some stains on the interior. This very hefty ink box measures approximately 5 1/4" x 3 1/2" x 1 1/8".

Early Ornate Chinese Silver Dragon Picture Frames

Lot #421 (Sale Order 483 of 529)

Featured in this lot for bidding is a set of two Chinese picture frames, each featuring two dragons swirling around a Paifang, or a Chinese memorial archway. The metal frames are riveted to a wooden backboard. Only one of the frames comes with its easel. All-in-all, these frames are in good condition for their age, despite one of the easels missing. The frames are silver-like but untested. Overall measurements equal to 7 3/4" tall, and 5 7/8" wide.

Two Antique Railroad Ticket Punches

Lot #422 (Sale Order 484 of 529)

Up for sale are two railroad ticket punches. One is marked, "L.O. Crocker / E. Braintree, Mass / Apr. 30, 67 / Sep.21, 69, Jul. 18, 82", on the end. The other punch has no discernable markings. Each punch measures approximately 2.5" x4.5". The L.O. Crocker punch punches a stylised "L" and a clean chad, while the other leaves an irregular shape and a hanging chad.

Navajo Signed Elk Ivory & Sterling Silver Ring

Lot #423 (Sale Order 485 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a Navajo Native American Indian Sterling Silver ring, featuring an Elk Ivory Bugler Molar, as well as intricate braided sterling silver carvings and overlays. The piece is signed on the back side with what is believed to state "LHC". Overall, the ring is in good condition with the only flaw being a warm patina that's generated on the silver of the ring. The ring is a U.S. size 7. The ring overall measures 1" top to bottom and 3/4" wide.

Early Cultured Pearl & 18K Gold Tie-Tack

Lot #424 (Sale Order 486 of 529)

This lot features a Tie-Tack, which boasts an elegant cultured pearl at the forefront of the piece, and framed by 18 karat gold cross pieces. The fine pearl that stands so prominently was harvested by living oysters in Japan by Caribe Pearls. All-in-all, the tie-tack is in good shape, doesn't display any patina, and comes in its original box. The box the tie-tack comes in measures approximately 2 1/4" wide, 2 5/8" deep, and 1 3/4" tall.

Navajo Sterling Silver Turquoise Nugget Pendant

Lot #425 (Sale Order 487 of 529)

Offered for bidding in this lot is a Navajo Native American Indian Sterling Silver Pendant or Necklace, containing a large nugget of what appears to be Cripple Creek Turquoise. The turquoise which is housed tightly within the sterling frame is in good condition, with no cracks or fragments missing. When stretched the necklace measures 9 3/4" from the bottom of the pendant to the clasp of the chain, the turquoise stone is 1 3/8" wide, and 1 3/4" top to bottom.

P.A. Smith Navajo Men's Ring With Banded Agate

Lot #426 (Sale Order 488 of 529)

This is a men's Navajo ring fashioned in sterling silver. The ring features a colorful, rectangular, banded agate standing out from a rectangular silver frame. It is marked inside the band "P.A. Smith/ Sterling" The ring is a size 12.

P.A. Smith Navajo Men's Ring With Banded Agate

Lot #426a (Sale Order 489 of 529)

This is a men's Navajo ring fashioned in sterling silver. The ring features a colorful, rectangular, banded agate standing out from a rectangular silver frame. It is marked inside the band "P.A. Smith/ Sterling" The ring is a size 11.

Sterling Silver Collection

Lot #427 (Sale Order 490 of 529)

You are bidding on a collection of Sterling Silver. The collection includes two small bowls with glass/silver lids, a larger bowl with decorative handle, a small tea cup, and a small service bowl with handles. Each piece is marked "Sterling" along with a maker's mark. The largest piece measures 6" long x 4.5" wide x 1.75" tall. The total weight of the pieces (w/o the two glass/silver lids) is 437.6g. Each glass/silver lid weighs 13.1g. The pieces are in good overall condition, as pictured, with most pieces showing only slight to moderate tarnishing. The tea cup appears to be the oldest piece and it shows the most tarnish.

USAF Jet Pilot Survival Knife

Lot #428 (Sale Order 491 of 529)

This is a USAF Jet Pilot Survival Knife made by Ontario Knife Company. The knife features a 5" carbon steel blade, a leather handle, and a steel butt cap. It also has a saw tooth spine. It comes with a leather sheath, sharpening stone and tie down cord. The knife is in good overall condition but does have a loose hilt and wear evident on the blade. A marking on the butt cap reads "Ontario 7/08". A sticker on the back of the sheath reads " April 2008 Ontario Knife Company".

Sabre Monarch 171 Original Bowie Knife

Lot #429 (Sale Order 492 of 529)

For sale is a stag handled Bowie Knife with leather sheath. The knife is marked "Sabre Monarch 171" on one side, and "Original Bowie Knife / Solingen, Germany on the other side. The knife measures 12" long and has a 7.25" blade. The knife is in good overall condition, but does have sharpening wear and some spots. The pommel is loose but intact. The leather sheath is stamped with a bugling elk standing in some brush.

Chinese Oil-Paper Parasols & Palm Fan

Lot #430 (Sale Order 493 of 529)

For your consideration in this lot we have a pair of three Chinese oil-paper parasols and one palm fan. These pieces originate from an estate in Butte MT. In 1870 nearly ten percent of Montana's population was of Chinese descent. These fans constructed of oil paper and bamboo show no makers marks, but it is believed they originate from c. 1950 -. All-in-all, the pieces are in good-fair condition, showing only minor pin-holes or minor tears, one umbrella has larger tears. The largest parasol measures approximately 26 1/2" long, and 4 3/4" wide when the parasol is closed.

Navajo Turquoise & Oxblood Coral Serpent Ring

Lot #431 (Sale Order 494 of 529)

This lot offers you the chance to bid on a Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver ring, adorned with two sleeping beauty turquoise nuggets and two small pieces of oxblood coral for the eyes of the serpent that run a figure-8 through the ring. This ring is absent of any makers stamp or signiture. Overall, the ring is in fair condition, harboring a fair amount of patina and scratches from regular wear. The size of the ring is a U.S. 12 1/2, the overall dimensions of the ring are approximately 1 1/4" from top to bottom, and 1" wide.

Hopi Sterling Whirling Logs & Turquoise Pin

Lot #432 (Sale Order 495 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a Hopi Native American Indian Whirling Logs sterling silver pin, and featuring what appears to be Carico lake turquoise as the centerpiece of this fine piece. The pin also utilizes a concentric design pattern that runs the length of each "Log". The pin is signed on the back with a "S/" as well as "Sterling". All-in-all, the pin is in good condition, however there is a heavy, dark patina that has formed on the surface of the silver. The pin measures 1 5/8" high and across.

Landstrom's Black Hills Gold Grape Leaf Earrings

Lot #433 (Sale Order 496 of 529)

You are bidding on a pair of earrings crafted of Black Hills Gold by Landstrom's of Rapid City South Dakota. This magnificent pair of earrings are constructed of fine sterling silver, and 10 karat Black Hills gold, and feature beautiful pink, green, and gold grape leaf accents. The earrings are stamped at the base of the studs with "STER - 10K". These earrings are in all around good condition, harvesting little patina. The earrings measure approximately 5/8" across, the box the earrings come in measures 3 1/8" x 2 1/4" x 1 1/8".

Navajo Sterling Silver & Blue Gem Turquoise Ring

Lot #434 (Sale Order 497 of 529)

Offered for bidding in this lot is a Navajo Native American Indian, sterling silver ring, with two embedded blue gem turquoise nuggets. As well, this beautiful ring displays excellent hand tooling and fantastic detail in the symmetrical leafs that surround the turquoise. The ring is signed on the inside with "RS - Sterling" which attributes this ring to Roger Skeet JR. All-in-all, this ring is in fair condition, with dark patina and a shard that has been broken off one of the accent leafs. The ring is a US size 8 1/2. The box the ring comes in measures 2 1/4" x 2 5/8" x 1 7/8"

Charles M. Russell Belt Buckle Set

Lot #435 (Sale Order 498 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a set of four belt buckles modeled after four separate Charles M. Russell paintings and cast of pewter. The four paintings these buckles depict include "A Dangerous Cripple", "A Doubtful Handshake", "On the Warpath", and "Camp Cooks Trouble". This small collection of buckles are all stamped with the limited edition number of 3207/5000. The buckles were manufactured by Siskiyou Buckle Co. of Williams Oregon between 1982-1983. The buckles and mounting frame both show good condition. The frame the buckles are housed in measure 10" wide, 12 5?8" tall, and 1 7/8" deep.

Diablo MFG. Sterling Silver Cowboy Belt Buckle

Lot #436 (Sale Order 499 of 529)

Available for your consideration in this lot is a fine Diablo Manufacturing Co. sterling silver belt buckle, displaying a cowboy and his working horse. The buckle also showcases fantastic craftsmanship in the form of excellent floral etchings and a "braided" border. The buckle is marked on the back with "Sterling" as well as "Diablo MFG CO.". The belt buckle is in all around good shape, with little to no flaw on the face and minimal wear on the back. The buckle measures approximately 3" x 2".

Leopold Moroder Carved Wood Sculpture

Lot #437 (Sale Order 500 of 529)

You are bidding on a carved wood sculpture of a traditional pipe-smoking Bavarian hunter with his trusty Dachshund by his side. Carved into the base is the Artist's name, Leopold Moroder, and town, Oberammergau. Oberammergau is a small Bavarian town on the Ammer River known for its woodcarvers and woodcarvings. The carving stands 6.5" tall and is about 7" wide; it is in good overall condition for its age with only minor scrapes and scatches (please see photos).

Navajo Sterling Silver Inlaid Gem Rings

Lot #438 (Sale Order 501 of 529)

This lot features a beautiful collection of four Navajo Sterling Silver Inlaid Gem Rings. The rings features a inlaid coral, onyx, and turquoise polished gems. The pieces are very tasteful in their presentation and design. They show good condition with little wear. The rings measure 6 1/2, 6 1/4, 5 1/2, and 4 1/2

Navajo Silver & Turquoise Engraved Bracelet

Lot #439 (Sale Order 502 of 529)

You are bidding on a Navajo Native American Indian Silver and Turquoise Engraved Bracelet. The bracelet features seven sleeping beauty turquoise polished gems, engraved links, and hook clasp. The piece shows good condition, with little to no wear. The piece is unsigned. It measures 7 1/2" L unstrung.

Charlotte Monginot Bronze Sculpture

Lot #440 (Sale Order 503 of 529)

Featured is a bronze sculpture of three children on a large marble plinth. The children are seated on a bench: a girl flanked by two boys. The marble plinth is etched with the name Ch. Monginot. Charlotte Monginot was a French sculptor who lived 1872-1962. The sculpture measures 13" tall x 14.5" long x 9" deep.

Early Case XX Davy Crockett 1836 Bowie Knife

Lot #441 (Sale Order 504 of 529)

Offered for sale is a early Cass XX Davy Crockett 1836 Bowie Knife. The knife features a brass and steel construction, 9 1/2" blade length, and a leather and brass sheath. The knife features a black handle and a engraved image of Davy Crockett The knife is marked "Case XX USA 1836." The knife is in good condition, with some signs of use. The sheath is in fair condition, with some wear. The knife is 14 1/4" L

RH PAL 34 Hunting Knife & Leather Sheath

Lot #442 (Sale Order 505 of 529)

Offered for sale is a RH Pal 34 hunting knife and original leather sheath. The knife features a full tang, metal and wood pummel, and tight leather handle. The knife is marked "RH Pal -34 Made in U.S.A." and the sheath is marked "Pal The Hallmark Of Fine Cutlery T. H. Mc. C." The knife and sheath are in good condition, with signs of careful use. The knife measure 9 1/4" L with a 4 1/2" Blade

Navajo Petit Point Turquoise Sterling Bracelet

Lot #443 (Sale Order 506 of 529)

This is a beautiful sterling silver and turquoise bracelet or cuff from Navajo Native American Indian master silversmith, Darrin Livingston. The piece is hallmarked, "Livingston Sterling". This shows a heavy sterling silver construction with 30 round polished gem quality Sleeping Beauty turquoise stones each being flanked by three sterling silver round balls. Overall good condition. Measures2 5/8"W x 2.25"H x 3/8"D.

Early Navajo Blanket Repair Advertisement

Lot #444 (Sale Order 507 of 529)

This lot features a cardboard advertisement marketing for Navajo blanket repair. Stating "Your Beautifully Renewed Blankets" in vibrant orange and yellow background and font. This original double sided sign is believed to originate from the early 1900's - and was advertising for a Navajo rug and blanket shop. The only mark on the sign is on the bottom right corner of each side and reads "L-3". All-in-all, the sign is in good condition for its age, displaying only slight creases in the corners, and some slight fraying of the cardboard edges. The sign measures 27 3/4" long x 5 1/2"

Montana Carved Cottonwood Indian Chief

Lot #445 (Sale Order 508 of 529)

This is a Montana carved cottonwood bust of a Native American Indian chief. The piece shows fantastic detail and artistic craftsmanship. The carving has been signed by the artist and shows good condition. It measures 5" wide and 22" long.

Art Olver Cottonwood Carved Mountain Man

Lot #445a (Sale Order 509 of 529)

This is an original cottonwood carved mountain man bust made by Art Olver. The piece was hand carved by the artist and shows incredibly fine detail and artistic craftsmanship. It is signed "A. Olver 76". The cottonwood carving is in good condition. It measures 4.25" x 15.5".

Le Siffleur Spelter Sculpture

Lot #446 (Sale Order 510 of 529)

You are bidding on a popular late 19th Century sculpture by V. Szczeblewski called, "Le Siffleur", or The Whistler in English. The sculpture is believed to have been cast in spelter and features a bronze colored figure standing on a dark green base. The sculpture has good patina and is in good overall condition. It is missing the felt pad under the base. The sculpture measures 16.5" tall and is 6" wide.

S. Newhouse No. 4 Wolf Trap Set C. 1895-1911

Lot #446a (Sale Order 511 of 529)

Offered for bidding on this lot is a set of four S. Newhouse Number 4 Wolf Traps, circa 1895-1911. These traps have a jaw spread of, 6 1/2 inches. It is a favorite with those who trap and hunt for a living in the Northwest and Canada. It is also extensively used for trapping the smaller wolves and coyotes in the western stock raising regions. These extremely versatile traps will hold almost any game up to a small black bear. Each trap is stamped on the pan with "S. Newhouse - Oneida Community N.Y. - No. 4". The condition of these traps varies from fair - good. Two of the four are stamped on the pan with "Pat SEPT. 2611", one is close to illegible, and the fourth does not show a patent date. One trap still has its original drag chain, while the rest are believed to have add-on chains. Each trap measures approximately 18" long without the length of the chain, 4 1/2" tall, and 5 3/8" deep at the width of the catch.

Montana Carved Cottonwood Old Man Bust

Lot #447 (Sale Order 512 of 529)

This is a Montana carved cottonwood bust. The piece was hand carved and shows the likeness of Bacchus or perhaps the Old Man of the North. It shows wonderful detail and artistic craftsmanship. The carving is in good condition. It measures 4.75" x 31".

Texas Cowboy Shop Made Twisted Spurs

Lot #448 (Sale Order 513 of 529)

Available on this lot is a set of steel and leather custom made Texas Cowboy spurs. The spurs feature an awesome hand forged twisted pattern, with ten point soft russets. These spurs also display nickel plate buckles on beautiful dark brown leather straps. Overall, these spurs are in very good condition, displaying only very slight patina. The spurs measure 3 3/4" wide, 5 1/8" long with the straps folded over the heel band.

Metalab Partrade Silver Mounted Etched Spurs

Lot #448a (Sale Order 514 of 529)

Offered for sale is a pair of Metalab Partrade Silver Mounted Etched Spurs. The spurs feature attractive etching and brass rowels. These spurs show good quality and design. They are in good condition, showing some wear from use. They are marked "Metalab Partrade AB Texas." They measure 6 1/2" L x 3 1/4" W with 1" rowels

Rustic Western Tooled Leather Rifle Scabbard

Lot #449 (Sale Order 515 of 529)

This lot features a very ornate tooled leather rifle scabbard. This Scabbard is believed to be early - mid 1900's. The scabbard features excellent hand tooling, brass hardware, fine stitching, and plush interior sheep skin liner. The Scabbard measures approximately 50" long, 8" at its tallest, and 3 3/8" at its widest. The scabbard is in all around good condition.

C.L. "Sonny" Wheeler Bronze Elk Sculpture

Lot #450 (Sale Order 516 of 529)

This lot offers you the chance to bid on a 20th Century Bronze elk sculpture. This fantastic bronze sculpture is marked on the right side with "C.L. Wheelers" signature, while the left side is marked 8/100. All around, this sculpture is in great condition, with little to no flaws to the oak wall mount, and no patina showing on the bronze sculpture itself. This small sculpture measures 8.5" x 5.5".

Hans Kleiber & Eddy Hulbert Western Books

Lot #451 (Sale Order 517 of 529)

This lot offers a duo of Western culture books based off the works of the famous Montana silversmith Eddy Hulbert as well as the renowned artist Hans Kleiber. The first book is a first edition hardcover "Eddy Hulbert Silversmith" housed safely in its original dust cover, written by E. Helene Sage. The book published in 2014 reviews the storied work of Hulberts work in equestrian hard goods as well as his works in jewelry. The second novel is Hans Kleiber "Wyoming Printmaker & Artist" written by Marylee M. Moreland & Gary L. Temple. This hardcover book is still in its original shrink wrap, and was published in 2004. This book is also written on the history of Hans Kleiber works. Both books are in like new or good condition. The larger book is the Hans Kleiber novel, it measures 11 1/4" tall, 8 3/4" wide, and 1 1/4" thick.

Silver Mounted Western Bridle & Bit

Lot #452 (Sale Order 518 of 529)

Offered in this lot is a brown leather bridle & bit, with silver colored floral design buttons. This bridle and bit are in overall good condition, with obvious wear from usage, the cricket is rubbed bear, as well the mouth bar has definite patina. The bridle and bit measure approximately to 25 1/4" long from the headstall hanger to the end of the bridle and 11 7/8" wide.

Rousseau Bronze Spelter "L'aube du Jour" Lamp Base

Lot #453 (Sale Order 519 of 529)

Offered in this lot is a spelter lamp base, manufactured by "Fabrication Francaise" in Paris France in what is believed to be c. early 1900's - The piece is titled "L'aube du Jour" and is signed with the name Par Rousseau. The figures themselves are in the depiction of three cherubs boasting linens and opium poppies. The base of the statue is lined with five point stars. Overall, the statue is in good condition, although, like all other examples available, it is missing its lamp and lamp post. The statue measures 23 1/8" tall, 9 1/4" deep, and with a base of 8 3/4" across.

Early Montana Cowboy Batwing Leather Ranch Chaps

Lot #454 (Sale Order 520 of 529)

This lot features a pair of "batwing" leather chaps. Believed to date to the early 1900's, and originating from Montana, these chaps display a basket weaved border around the waist line, nickel conchos down the sides, and iron clasps and rings to secrue the chaps. All-in-all, these chaps are in good condition for their age and display scratches to the coffee brown leather surface, patina on the nickel conchos, and a tear in the belt strap. With the chaps folded in half, the chaps measure approximately 17 3/4" wide, and 36 1/4" tall.

S. Newhouse & Oneida Victor No. 3/4 Fox Trap Set

Lot #455 (Sale Order 521 of 529)

Offered in this lot is a set of three Oneida Victor No. 4 double long spring wolf traps, as well as two S. Newhouse No. 3 double long spring wolf traps. These small traps were recommended for fox, otter, and beaver, as well as other small fur bearers. These traps are believed to originate from 1911. The "Victor" traps all display a variation of "Victor, Oneida. N.Y. No. 4" on the pan, while two of them additionally state "Pat. 9-26-11. Animal Trap Co. Lititz. H", all of the Victor traps are in good condition, although only one of them seems to have its original drag chain. Both of the two S. Newhouse No. 3 traps are also stamped on the pan, with "S. Newhouse - No. 3 - Oneida Community N.Y." one of them is additionally stamped with the patent date "Sept. 26-11". These Newhouse traps are also in good condition for the age. The slightly larger traps are the Victor No. 4's which each measure 18 1/4" long, 4 1/8" tall, and 4 7/8" deep.

Rustic Elk Table Top Lamp

Lot #456 (Sale Order 522 of 529)

Offered for sale in this lot is a rustic inspired end table lamp. The lamp features a lone bull elk meandering through the aspens. The lamp also features a pho rawhide lamp shade with leatherette stitching. Overall, the lamp is in good working condition, and measures roughly to 29 1/4" tall, and 18 1/2" wide and deep.

S. Newhouse & Hawley Norton No. 1/1 1/2 Mink Traps

Lot #457 (Sale Order 523 of 529)

Available for bidding in this lot is a set of three No. 1 traps, and one No. 1 1/2. Three of these traps are S. Newhouse, while one trap is a Norton Hawley No. 1. The No. 1 traps have a jaw spread of 4", while the 1 1/2 has a jaw spread of 4 7/8". Because of the patent dates stamped on the pans, it is believed these single spring traps are believed to originate from 1902 - 1911. All four of the traps have listed on their pans "Oneida Community N.Y.", as well as their respective makers mark. All-in-all, these traps are in good condition. The largest is the S. Newhouse 1 1/2 which measures approximately 9 1/2" wide without the length of drag chain, as well it is 3 1/4" tall, and 4" deep.

Western Leather Saddle Bags

Lot #458 (Sale Order 524 of 529)

This lot features Western brown leather saddlebags. The saddlebags have brown leather with white leather stitch, and brass hardware. The saddlebags do not have a marker mark. the overall condition is good for its age. Folded the saddle bags measure 11" wide, 19" tall, and 6 1/2" thick.

Ornate Silver Mounted Show Halters & Lead

Lot #459 (Sale Order 525 of 529)

Available in this lot for bidding is a pair of exquisite silver-like mounted show halters, one including the matching lead. The halter that includes the lead features a fantastic magenta coloring to accentuate the silver colored plating with rose gold and salmon colored accents. The second halter is brown in color with silver-like plating. This halter has gold and black accents. Overall, both halters are in good condition, showing small cracks to the leather from age, and patina to the metal plate accents. The larger halter that includes the lead measures approximately to 18 1/2" x 8 1/2" with the lead coiled up for packaging.

Gerber Touche Etched Belt Buckle Knife 1960's

Lot #460 (Sale Order 526 of 529)

This 1960"s knife is in good condition. The back of the knife reads, "Touche Gerber Portland, Ore...." The knife hides inside the belt buckle and is a great item for both knife and buckle collectors. The buckle measures 1.75"x2 5/8" and the knife is 5" long with a 1.75" blade.

Cold War Era Soviet Russian Flagpole Topper

Lot #461 (Sale Order 527 of 529)

You are bidding on a flagpole topper of Soviet Russia believed to be from the Cold War era. The topper is of aluminum alloy in the shape of a flame. Inside the base of the flame is the Soviet hammer and sickle with the star inside the top. On the back side at the base of the flame is the maker's mark. The topper measures 9.75" x 3.5" and is in good condition.

Korean War Era USAF Pilots Helmet

Lot #462 (Sale Order 528 of 529)

You are bidding on a USAF P-3 flight helmet believed to be Korean War Era. The leather head patch in the sling assembly is stamped, "U.S. AIR FORCE" below a winged star floating in a circle. A tag on the sling assembly reads, "Flying, Pilots Protective, Type P-3 / Size Small...The Shelby Shoe Company". The Selby Shoe Company's operations were in Portsmouth, OH until it closed in 1957. The helmet is missing the comm cord and the rigid external visor, but otherwise believed to be fairly complete. As previously mentioned, the helmet is a size small; it has a 6.5" x 9.5" opening with a protective sling assembly inside. The helmet is about 9.5" tall.

WWII U.S. Mills Utility Belt Canteen & Ammo Pouch

Lot #463 (Sale Order 529 of 529)

You are bidding on a WWII U.S. Mills Utility Belt, Canteen, & Ammo Pouch. The lot features a canteen and pouch, ammo pouch, utility pouch, and belt. The pieces are in good condition, for their age showing some wear. The belt measures 38 1/2" L


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