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PLEASE NOTE:
BIDDING IS NOT
AVAILABLE IN
THIS CATALOG.
This digital catalog is only for
viewing the items included in this auction.
To bid on any items you see in

this catalog, visit
www.MorphyAuctions.com
and click on bidding.
Quality
COLLECTIONS
Fresh to the Market.
Quality
COLLECTIONS
Fresh to the Market.
MORPHY AUCTIONS in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
and Las Vegas, Nevada is the fastest growing auction house in
the country. Founded by Dan Morphy in 1997, Morphy Auctions
continues to set auction world records across all collecting
categories.
In December 2017, Morphy Auctions made the move to

merge with the renowned auction company, James D. Julia, Inc.
This merger positioned Morphy Auctions to become one of
the largest antique auction houses in North America. With the
combined following of buyers, Morphy Auctions attracts
buyers worldwide.
We employ the most talented and knowledgeable experts

in the industry. We pride ourselves on having the
best expert for each collecting category we specialize
in. Our team of experts are available to assess your
collection and oversee your consignment throughout
the consignment process.
OUR PURPOSE IS TO DELIGHT COLLECTORS

WORLDWIDE BY PROVIDING THE BEST
OVERALL BUYING AND SELLING EXPERIENCE.
WE ACCOMPLISH THIS BY:
• Fresh to the market collections
• Chosen and described by the best experts
• Managed by the best team with Integrity
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CONSIGNMENT
Once the valuation process is over and you would like to Our full time on-site photographers will take multiple
consign your item(s) to Morphy Auctions, a Morphy Auctions photographs of each of your items, accurately representing
Representative will contact you. At this point, your Morphy your pieces.
Representative will coordinate all of the details of your
consignments and logistics (consignment rate, special Approximately 7 weeks prior to the auction date, a member
clauses, auction date, etc.) The Morphy Representative of our consignment team will provide a report of your
will finalize the contract with you and arrange for shipment consigned items that includes the expert’s description,
or pick-up of your items. estimates, and photos. It is at this time, that you can review
all of the descriptions and estimates and discuss any changes
INVENTORY, INSURANCE & STORAGE you would like with a member of our consignment team.
From the time your items are in our possession, they will be
fully insured for the amount of the low pre-sale estimate until DISPLAY
they transfer to the buyer who purchased the item at auction. In addition to your items being available to view online,
After we receive your consigned items, our consignment team they will also be displayed in our gallery for several weeks
will tag and inventory each item. Our state-of-the-art process prior to the auction date. Our display coordinator carefully
ensures that each of your items is properly documented and displays each of your items so it is represented properly and
stored prior to the items being displayed. Our system also is accessible for previewing. Morphy displays all of your auction
allows us to make sure the correct expert inspects, describes pieces in museum-quality glass display cases or locked gallery
and estimates your items. Prior to your items being displayed, preview rooms, protected by full-time camera surveillance
Morphy Auctions will store them in our museum-grade and only handled by Morphy Representatives.
storage facilities. Morphy Auctions has advanced security
systems in place to keep your items safe and secure. SELLING AT AUCTION
On the designated auction date, we will hold a live auction
DESCRIPTIONS, ESTIMATES & PHOTOGRAPHY of all items in that sale. For buyers who cannot attend our
We employ the foremost experts in the industry to provide live auction, we offer multiple other ways to bid including
unbiased descriptions and estimates for your auction telephone bidding, absentee bids, and online/internet bidding.
consignments. For highly specialized, niche categories,
we have a bank of experts that we bring in to ensure accurate CONSIGNOR PAYOUT
and trustworthy descriptions. We consider all of our experts Morphy Auctions prides itself in prompt payout to our
to have the greatest knowledge and best reputations within consignors. Payments are made within 45 days of each auction.
their given field.
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bidder
Terms & Conditions
We advise all bidders to read the Terms and Conditions of the Sale before bidding with Dan Morphy Auctions LLC and/or its
affiliates Morphy Firearms LLC, and Morphy Auctions, Las Vegas collectively referred to below as MORPHY’S. Those who bid
are bound by those Terms and Conditions of the Sale, as amended by any oral announcement or posted notices, which together form
the contract of the sale between the successful bidder (purchaser), MORPHY’S and the seller (consignor) of the lot.
TERMS OF SALE
When bidding on any lot offered by MORPHY’S, the bidder indicates GAMING DEVICES - MORPHY’S may hold these items for up
acceptance of the following Terms of Sale. Any participation in the to 5 business days to allow state agencies to verify the buyer’s
auction binds you to agreement of these terms whether or not you information. All auction participants are urged to check the legality
read or understand said terms. The Terms in writing contained herein of possession in and/or shipment of gaming devices to their state
are subject to change without notice and bidder agrees that the most of residence. Ownership of gaming devices is prohibited in these
recently published Terms of Sale as published or amended on the states: Alabama, Connecticut, Hawaii, Nebraska, South Carolina, and
website at the beginning of the auction shall apply. Tennessee. If you become a high bidder on a gaming item, and you
are from one of the prohibited states as listed here:
CONDITION OF ITEMS • You must pay for your item,
MORPHY’S makes every effort to accurately describe all items offered • You will not be able to take possession of the item (MORPHY’S
in its sales, however all items for sale are “as is,” and it is the bidder’s cannot ship it to you or allow pickup),
responsibility (present or absentee bidders) to determine the exact • MORPHY’S will consign the item in your name to the next
condition of each item. MORPHY’S will not be held responsible appropriate auction.
for typographical errors. Neither we nor the consignor, make any If you do not pay for the item in full, MORPHY’S will block you
guarantees, warranties, or representation, expressed or implied, from participating in future auctions. Any gaming device purchased
in regard to the property or the correctness of the catalog or other at the auction shall be used for the purpose of display or social
description of the authenticity of authorship, physical condition, entertainment within the private home or residence of the buyer,
size, quality, rarity, importance, provenance, exhibition, literature and such devices shall not, in any event or manner, be exposed to
or historic relevance of the property or otherwise. No statement the public for the purpose of gambling or be resold in the state of
anywhere whether oral or written, shall be deemed such a guarantee, Nevada without a gaming distribution license. Proof of residence/ID is
warranty or representation. Prospective bidders should inspect required for purchase of gaming devices.
the property before bidding to determine its condition, size and
whether or not it has been restored. It is the bidder’s responsibility to FIREWORKS – MORPHY’S can only ship Class 1 Division 1.4 and
initiate contact with MORPHY’S in request for additional information 1.6 Explosives (as described in the following website: http://
regarding the items. Submit all questions regarding upcoming auction environmentalchemistry.com/yogi/hazmat/placards/class1.html) per
items at least 48 hours prior to the date of auction. We will make the 49CFR 173.50 and can only ship these via FedEx. All items not
every effort to answer all submitted questions in a timely manner. shippable must be picked up by the buyer.
However, we cannot guarantee that questions submitted within
48 hours of the auction date will be answered prior to the auction. SPORTS COLLECTIBLES
The consigner and we make no representation or warranty as to • Return Considerations
whether the buyer acquires any reproduction rights in the property. o MORPHY’s is not responsible for a third party grading
Returns will not be accepted under any circumstances. All items will company agreeing or disagreeing with our assessment, and we cannot
be available for preview approximately one (1) month prior to the issue refunds or credits if cards do not receive a numerical grade or
auction. the exact grade that we describe. MORPHY’s strongly recommends
that you personally evaluate any items that you are bidding on, and
All items are sold for display purpose. If electrical, mechanical, or make your own determination about its grade. MORPHY’S offers
other working parts are inoperable, even if working at the time of no guarantee of grade for uncertified items sold and subsequently
sale, we are not liable due to the inherent nature of the age of these submitted to a third-party grading service.
antiques and items. o Cards sold referencing a third-party grading service
are sold “as is” without any express or implied warranty. Certain
Submit all questions regarding upcoming auction items at least 48 warranties may be available from the grading services, and the
hours prior to the date of auction. We will make every effort to Bidder is referred to them for further details: Professional Sports
answer all submitted questions in a timely manner. However, we Authenticator (PSA), Sportscard Guaranty LLC (SGC), Global Authentics
cannot guarantee that questions submitted within 48 hours of the LLC, Beckett Grading Services (BGS), JO Sports, Inc.
auction date will be answered prior to the auction. o MORPHY’S will not accept return of certified items due
to possible differences of opinion with respect to the grade offered
AUTOMOBILES – These terms do NOT apply to our automobile by any third-party organization, dealer, or service. Grading does not
auctions. To view the terms and conditions for our Automobile qualify for return evaluation, nor do such complaints constitute a
Auctions, please go to: www.morphyauctions.com/autoterms basis to challenge the authenticity of a lot.
o MORPHY’s shall not be liable for any patent or latent
FIREARMS – These terms do NOT apply to our firearms auctions. To defect or controversy pertaining to or arising from any encapsulated
view the terms and conditions for our Firearms Auctions, please go collectible. In any such instance, buyer’s remedy, if any, shall be solely
to: www.morphyauctions.com/firearmterms against the service certifying the collectible.
o Under extremely limited circumstances related solely to
authenticity, such as a highly significant cataloging error, a buyer, who
did not bid from the floor, may request MORPHY’S to evaluate voiding
a sale.
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o Lots returned must be completely intact in their original ultimate grade. No warranty, whether expressed or implied, is made
form and undamaged holder, or there will be no credit. Certifications with respect to any grade, condition, or other adjectival descriptions,
are void and returns are not accepted for any cards removed from which can and do vary, even among experts.
their third-party grading holder. • Large Autograph Group Disclaimer: When dealing with a single
o All elements of the MORPHY’S POST-SALE RETURN individual auction lot containing many items, these lots are offered
POLICY apply. There are absolutely no exceptions to this policy. with the explicit understanding that it is possible that there may be
• On any lot presented with a Letter of Authenticity (“LOA”) issued by a small percentage which are not authentic. When authenticating
MORPHY’S large lots, such as a collection of 6,000+ signed 3 x 5 cards, or a
o The bidder shall solely rely upon the warranties of the set of 700+ signed baseball cards, great care has been taken in the
authentication provider issuing the Letter or opinion, or on the authentication process, with all the greater attention focused on
warranties of the authentication provider of the bidder’s choice. any items representing a concentration of value. It is always possible
o Warranty inures only to the original buyer. Buyer may that on rare occasions a secretarial or stamped signature could be
not transfer the rights afforded under the LOA, and it is null and void missed here or there. Without this disclaimer, as a practical matter, it
when Buyer transfers or attempts to transfer the lot. would not be possible for MORPY’S to offer such lots at all. All bidders
o The LOA warranty is valid from date of the auction in bidding on such lots do so with this understanding.
which Buyer was awarded the lot to four (4) years after its purchase. • Abbreviation/Definition/Condition Key: PR — Poor, GD — Good, VG
o The LOA warranty is valid as to its attribution to the — Very Good, EX — Excellent, NM — Near Mint, MT — Mint. NOTE:
person or entity described or to the lot’s usage, e.g. game worn. If an item has a multiple grade such as VG-EX, then that item falls
o Claim procedure: somewhere in between those two conditions.
o Buyer must contact MORPHY’S within the
warranty period, prior to submission of the lot as to his intent to GOODS MADE FROM OR CONTAINING MATERIALS FROM
make a claim, receive prior approval, and arrange secure shipment. PROTECTED SPECIES - MORPHY’S does not accept any responsibility
o Buyer must present with the claim, or liability for the sale of items containing materials from protected
authoritative written evidence that the lot is not authentic as species or for any omission in marking or labeling goods as containing
determined by a known expert in the sports field. materials from protected species. Such material includes, but is
o If MORPHY’S concurs that the lot is not as not limited to, ivory from elephants and walruses, tortoise shell,
represented, Buyer shall be refunded their purchase price. crocodile skin, whalebone, rhinoceros horn, some species of coral
o If the MORPHY’s denies the claim, the Buyer and certain woods. Restrictions on the importation, exportation,
agrees to the AGREEMENT REGARDING GOVERNING LAW, VENUE, sale, transfer, and/or possession of goods containing materials from
AND LEGAL RIGHTS noted herein. protected species derive from international, federal, and state laws
o The LOA does not provide for incidental or and regulations promulgated thereunder. Laws include, but are not
consequential damages or other indirect damages. Any lot sold with a limited to, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered
certificate of authenticity or other warranty from an entity other than Species of Flora and Fauna (CITES), the Endangered Species Act (ESA)
Auctioneer or Morphy’s affiliates is subject to such issuing entity’s and the Marine Mammals Protection Act (MMPA). States currently
rules and such conditions are the sole remedy afforded to buyer. restricting trade of protected species include, but are not limited to,
California, New York and New Jersey.
• In the event MORPHY’s cannot deliver the lot, or subsequently it
is established that the lot lacks title, provenance, or authenticity, Prospective buyers are on notice that several countries completely
MORPHY’s liability shall be limited to voiding of the sale and refund prohibit importation of property made, all or in part, of protected
of purchase price. In no case shall MORPHY’s liability exceed the materials. Some countries require special permits, such as a CITES
winning bid on that lot, which bid shall be deemed for all purposes permit, from the relevant regulating authority in the countries of
the value of the lot. After one year has elapsed, MORPHY’S maximum exportation and importation as well. Potential buyers intending to
liability shall be limited to any buyer’s premium earned on that lot. import the property into another country should be familiar with
• Due to changing grading standards over time, differing the relevant customs laws and regulations prior to bidding on goods
interpretations, and to possible mishandling of items by subsequent containing material from protected species. Regulations may vary as
owners, MORPHY’S reserves the right to grade items differently than the U.S. generally prohibits importation of articles containing
shown on certificates from any grading service that accompany the material(s) from species it has designated endangered or threatened
items. MORPHY’S also reserves the right to grade items differently if the articles are less than 100 years old, subject to certain
than the grades shown in the prior catalog should such items be exceptions.
reconsigned to any future auction.
• There is a subjectivity to grading, especially the grading of It shall be the potential buyer’s sole responsibility to research and
cards. Every effort is made to verify the condition of each lot as satisfy the requirements of any laws and regulations that apply to the
it is described. MORPHY’S accepts items for auction after careful import and export of property as described in the aforementioned
scrutiny by not only ourselves, but, when necessary, by other leading paragraphs. All buyers agree to comply with any and all domestic
authenticators. We cannot guarantee that every card described by us and international restrictions on the trade of protected species as a
will in all cases receive exactly the same grade, or even be accepted condition of the sale. Please note that the ability to obtain an export
for grading, from any third-party grading service. Similarly, we cannot license or certificate does not ensure the ability to obtain an import
guarantee that every card graded by one third-party grading service license or certificate in another country, and vice versa. It is the
will in all cases receive exactly the same grade by another third-party buyer’s responsibility to obtain any export or import licenses and/or
grading service. Occasionally a lot description will include the words certificates as well as any other required documentation. MORPHY’S
“we have submitted,” which is intended to be taken literally and give is not able to assist the buyer in attempting to obtain the appropriate
bidders great confidence that MORPHY’S has not “done anything” licenses and/or certificates, and there is no assurance that an export
to the cards to alter or otherwise improve their appearance and license or certificate can be obtained. The inability or delay in
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obtaining permits, licenses or other permissions to import or export or implied, as to whether natural stones have been treated or
goods containing material from protected species will not constitute enhanced, whether specifically referenced or not.
a basis for rescission or cancellation of the sale of said goods or the • Laboratory reports may accompany some lots
delay in payment of purchased items in accordance with these Bidder o If a lot is accompanied by certificates or reports from
Terms and Conditions. internationally recognized and accepted gemological laboratories,
it will be noted in the description.
JEWELRY AND WATCHES o Copies will be available upon request, with the original going to
• Jewelry Descriptions and Condition Reports: Lots being offered the successful bidder.
are sold as-is on the day of sale. Condition reports, either written o The reports cannot be guaranteed and are provided for
or verbal, are provided as a courtesy only, and are not to be informational purposes only. Results on reports may differ from
taken as fact or guarantees of condition or quality of the lots. All laboratory to laboratory.
information provided is the opinion of the specialist at MORPHY’S, o MORPHY’S accepts no responsibility for the accuracy, terms or
including but not limited to weights, grades, color, and clarity. All information contained in such certificates or reports.
gemstones and diamonds are measured and graded in their setting
unless stated otherwise. All weights and grades are approximate.
Buyers wishing to have a grading or gemological report from Grading Scale:
an independent, internationally recognized laboratory, such Near Mint Plus 97% - 100% Near Mint 90% - 96%
as the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) or the American Excellent 80% - 89% Very Good 70% - 79%
Gemological Laboratories (AGL), may request one at their own Good Below 70%
expense or hire an independent adviser of their choosing.
• Watch Descriptions and Condition Reports: The physical BIDDING
characteristics, timing accuracy or functionality of timepieces RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES
cannot be guaranteed, and all items are sold as-is. The auctioneer will determine the highest bidder. The auctioneer
o Any condition statement reflects the condition of the watch on alone has the right to reopen the bidding of an item if deemed
the date of the report. Condition can change from the time of the necessary due to a dispute. If there is a tie bid between the floor
report to the day of sale. and Internet or absentee bid, the floor bid takes precedence.
o Photographs are for identification purposes only. Buyers may not MORPHY’S and its representatives reserve the right to remove
use them as precise indications of size or condition. those attendees who impede preview and/or the auction. Title to
o The origin or authenticity of all components cannot be all merchandise shall pass to the highest bidder at the fall of the
guaranteed. auctioneer’s hammer. The buyer will then assume all risk and full
o Watches with waterproof or water-resistant cases – MORPHY’S responsibility of the lot purchased once ownership has changed. We
may open cases to develop descriptions, and cannot guarantee recommend that you arrange insurance for your items immediately
that any watch is waterproof or water-resistant at the time upon becoming the highest bidder. MORPHY’S is not responsible for
of purchase. MORPHY’S recommends that the buyer have a any errors in bids, omissions of bids, or failure to execute bids and
professional watchmaker evaluate the watch at buyer’s expense. shall have no liability to any bidder for any technical or other failure
o Buyers must be aware that watches may need general service, associated with the internet, absentee bidding, or telephone bidding.
change of battery, or further repair work for which the buyer is • ABSENTEE BIDDING - MORPHY’S will accept absentee bids if
solely responsible. pre-authorized by mail, fax or through www.morphyauctions.
o Dials - All watches have the possibility that after their original com online. Absentee bidders must use the absentee bid form
date of manufacture they received reconditioning or replacement and clearly mark the lot number, title and maximum bid amount.
of dials or elements of the dial such as but not limited to standard Absentee bidding forms may be accessed online at www.
or luminescent hour markers, hands, script, date or measurement morphyauctions.com. If there are two (2) identical bids placed
indices, lacquer, and finish. Buyer is solely responsible for on the same item, priority will be given to the first bid received.
determining and understanding such condition issues. All bids must be left in increments as explained on our bid form.
• The lack of a condition report does not imply that the item or lot If a bid is “out of increment,” the auctioneer has the right to
is free from imperfections, defects or wear and tear of the aging round the bid up to the next correct increment. Bidders may
process. This includes but is not limited to: deficient stones, preview, register and place bids online through our website, www.
needed repair or defects. morphyauctions.com. Absentee and online bids placed through
• It is common and generally accepted in the jewelry industry that www.morphyauctions.com will be auto charged to the credit card
some diamonds and most gemstones have been enhanced with entered 48 hours after the end of the sale. If you wish to pay by
various treatments to improve their overall appearance. another method please contact us within 48 hours after the sale.
o These treatments include but are not limited to: heating, dying, Seller(s) agree to allow the Auctioneer to accept and execute
oiling, laser drilling, HTHP, wax, bleaching, irradiation, resin or absentee bids in a competitive manner for potential buyers and
polymer impregnation and various other techniques. under the MORPHY’S absentee bidding terms and conditions.
o Unless stated in the title, it is assumed that one or more During the live sale, the auctioneer will execute your absentee bid
treatments have been performed to the stones. While many competitively up to the maximum amount you have indicated.
treatments are considered permanent, this cannot be guaranteed. • ONLINE BIDDING - Online bidding through www.morphyauctions.
o Please note that many treatments cannot be determined com, Live Auctioneers, Invaluable, Proxibid, or other bidding
without sophisticated laboratory testing. Due to the various platforms may be available; all Terms and Conditions still apply.
laboratories and developing scientific methods for testing, not A surcharge will be added for third party online platforms. Refer
all reports or certificates will have the same results for treatment to your bidding platform of choice for the final buyer’s premium.
type, extent of treatment and stability of treatment. If there is a tie bid between the internet bidding venues and the
o MORPHY’S makes no representations or warranties, express floor, the floor bid takes precedence. If a credit card has been
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provided to one of the online bidding platforms, MORPHY’S SALES TAX
reserves the right to use and charge the credit card if the winning Lots delivered to you, or your representative are subject to all
bidder has not paid via another method by the 7 day term in applicable state and local taxes, unless appropriate permits are on
Payment Terms below. Due to our fast paced auctions and bids file with MORPHY’S. Bidder agrees to pay MORPHY’S the actual
coming from floor bidders, phone bidders, internet bidders and amount of tax due in the event that sales tax is not properly collected
absentee bids, the auctioneer has the final word on all item(s) sold. due to: 1) an expired, inaccurate, or inappropriate tax certificate or
You (the bidder) assume the risk of winning an item online and not declaration, 2) an incorrect interpretation of the applicable statute,
having the item actually sell to you. This is due to the final call of 3) or any other reason. The appropriate form or certificate must be
the auctioneer and the operator not being able to re-open that lot. on file at and verified by MORPHY’S five days prior to Auction, or tax
Online bidders are responsible for accidental bidding as if they bid must be paid; only if such form or certificate is received by MORPHY’S
normally. within 4 days after the Auction can a refund of tax paid be made. Lots
• BID RESULTS – MORPHY’S will only contact successful bidders. from different auctions may not be aggregated for sales tax purposes.
Please allow 24-48 hours post auction to receive your official
invoice from MORPHY’S. The invoice will include item, hammer PAYMENT, INTEREST & STORAGE FEES
price, premium, packing and handling, shipping, insurance, and Any invoice totaling more than $100,000 and all watch sales must
any other charges that apply. Please hold phone inquiries regarding be paid within three (3) days. All other merchandise must be paid
bid success until after receiving your invoice. For verifications, in full within seven (7) days of the date of the invoice. If payment
MORPHY’S cannot provide winning bid information until the by cash, check, money order or wire transfer is made within 7 days
second business day after the auction. MORPHY’S will not provide of the invoice, a 3% discount on the Hammer price may be taken
bidder information to any outside sources. by the buyer. DISCOUNT IS ONLY AVAILABLE IF INVOICE IS PAID
• TELEPHONE BIDDING - Requests for phone lines must be received WITHIN 7 DAYS from the invoice date. No discount is permitted
at least three (3) days prior to the auction date. MORPHY’S on split payments where a credit card is used as any form of total
cannot guarantee phone lines but will make every attempt to payment. Payments can be made by going to your account online
accommodate those who wish to participate through that method. at www.morphyauctions.com, call 877-968-8880 or mail payment
Phone lines are provided on a first come first served basis. Please to: Dan Morphy Auctions LLC 2000 N Reading Rd, Denver, PA 17517.
visit www.morphyauctions.com or call 717-335-3435 to request a Interest will be charged on all balances not paid at the rate of 1-1/2%
call from our representatives during the live auction. monthly (18% APR) effective 30 days from the invoice date. All goods
not retrieved by Buyer within 30 days after the invoice date, shall be
BID INCREMENTS subject to a storage fee of $50 per item per month. Buyer authorizes
Bid increments listed are a general guideline. Actual increments are the MORPHY’s to sell, at their standard commission and consignment
at the auctioneer’s discretion. If a lot does not receive a bid of 50% of contract terms, any goods not retrieved after a 90 day period in any
the low estimate, the lot will be passed by the auctioneer. manner deemed appropriate by MORPHY’s and the proceeds will be
$0 - $500…................$25 applied to any outstanding balance due from the buyer.
$500 - $1,000….........$50
$1,000 - $2,000…......$100 Absentee bids placed through www.morphyauctions.com will be auto
$2,000 - $5,000…......$250 charged to the credit card entered 48 hours after the end of the sale.
$5,000 - $10,000....…$500 If you wish to pay by another method please contact us within 48
$10,000 +…............... Auctioneer’s discretion hours after the sale.
RESERVES We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, personal

The majority of our items are unreserved, but occasionally items checks, certified checks, wire transfers, money orders, and cash.
may carry a moderate reserve. Please note that when a lot carries a • Jewelry, Watches, Coin and Currency Auctions – We accept cash,
reserve, the reserve is usually somewhere below our low estimate. In wire transfer, check, certified checks and money orders only. No
the case of a reserved item, the seller has authorized the auctioneer credit cards.
to bid on their behalf until the reserve price is reached. • CREDIT CARD - We will not accept credit card payment for any
jewelry, watch, coin or currency auction purchases. For first time
BUYER’S PREMIUM buyers and credit card charges greater than $2,500 buyers must
A 23% buyer’s premium will be added to all successful bids and is complete the bottom portion of the invoice and must specifically
payable by the buyer as part of the total purchase cost. If payment sign the acknowledgement of our terms of sale before we will
by cash, check, money order or wire transfer is made within 7 days of accept payment via credit card. We do offer the convenience of
the invoice a 3% discount may be taken on the Hammer price by the paying automatically by credit card. If you wish have your card
buyer. DISCOUNT IS ONLY AVAILABLE IF INVOICE IS PAID WITHIN 7 automatically charged for all purchases please complete our
DAYS from the sale date. Split payments are subject to a 23% buyer’s “Authorization for Automatic Credit Card Use.” We have this form
premium if a credit card is used as any form of total payment. A available online or upon request. Split payments are subject to a
surcharge will be added for any third party online bidding platform 23% buyer’s premium if a credit card is used as any form of total
that the bidder utilizes. Refer to your bidding platform of choice for payment.
the final buyer’s premium. • CHECK - There will be a $30 service charge for returned checks.
Make checks payable to: Dan Morphy Auctions LLC. MORPHY’S
reserves the right to hold items paid for by personal or company
check until said check clears (14 days). MORPHY’S has the right to
hold all checks over $2,000. Customers who have an established
successful buying history with MORPHY’S may be exempt from this.
We will accept a personal or company check >$2,000 and/or from a
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first time buyer if you provide a Bank Letter of Credit, available on • INTERNATIONAL SHIPMENTS – MORPHY’S has the capability to
our website, www.morphyauctions.com. ship to international bidders. By law, MORPHY’S cannot, and will
• WIRE TRANSFERS – There will be a $30 charge added to all wire not, declare lesser values for any international purchases and all
transfers less than $2,000. Please add this amount to your invoice shipments will include the invoice with purchase totals including
total before sending a wire transfer. the buyer’s premium and shipping cost. All international bidders
are responsible for knowing their country’s laws on importing
In the few situations where a successful bidder does not remit items and for paying all customs and duties on the items.
payment when due, MORPHY’S will proceed with the legal steps • 3RD PARTY SHIPPING OVERSIZE ITEMS – Buyers will need to
necessary to protect its interests and will block the bidder from either pick up the items personally or arrange a 3rd party shipping
future auction participation. service for oversize items. As a general guideline, the following
will indicate which packages apply, as they are of a certain weight,
PACKING/SHIPPING length, or dimensional size.
• It is the bidder’s responsibility to take shipping, handling, and • Dimensional size is length (the longest measurement) + (height x 2)
insurance costs into consideration when bidding on items. + (width x 2). For example a 36” x 36” x 12” package = 36 + (36 x2)
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APRIL 12, 2019
Friday Session | Auction Starts at 9:00am pst
LOTS: 1,001 - 1,431
Items on Display Approximately 4 weeks prior to Auction Date. Please Call to Confirm.
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PROV IDED C ERTAI N C ONDI TION S ARE M E T
AUCTIONEERS: DIVISION CONSULTANTS:

Shaye Krispine Scott Tarbell Richard Manifor Brian Manifor
Angel Lopez Western & Firearms Native American Art & Western Antiques &
Dan Morphy Consultant Relics Expert Weapons Expert
M o r p h yA u c t i o n s . c o m | 8 7 7 - 9 6 8 - 8 8 8 0
Welcome to our Spring 2019 Gold Rush, Western, and Native American Art Auction
This is our most diverse offering yet in this category. I am confident that our
customers and clients will find a wonderful and historical array of items related to
the Old West and American westward expansion for the most discerning of tastes.
Included is a stunning collection of over a dozen rare 18th and 19th century
tomahawks and a Blackfoot lance from the estate collection of the late California
collector Mr. Don Euing. Don specialized in early colonial and frontier weapons
and had a great eye for the rare and authentic. He only collected museum quality
weapons, and these offered here are available for the first time on the collector
market.
There are two separate Indian arrows collected off of the Custer battlefield from
the Dr. Frank Wagner cavalry museum collection. A comprehensive collection of
some of the finest 19th century Plains, Southern Plains, and Southwest dolls to come
to the market in recent years.
A Pawnee painted buffalo robe, stunning Crow rifle scabbard and Crow buffalo
hide shield, a very nice Sioux beaded pictorial vest and beautiful Sioux beaded
blanket strip.
Cowboy and Old West enthusiasts will find beautiful examples of finely woven
prison made horsehair bridles, a variety of saddles, silver mounted spurs and
custom bits by famous western makers such as, G.S. Garcia, Tapia, Hernandez,
Morales, Larios and others. A stunning collection of high end Mexican sombreros
and cowboy hats, Southwest sterling and turquoise jewelry, bunkhouse/ranch
furniture, a full sized Concord stagecoach, saloon back bar bottles, a pair of Jo
Mora Rodeo posters, Buffalo Bill,101 Ranch, and Tompkins Wild West advertising
posters, and a Winchester advertising bullet display board.
There are two very historic and important images also being offered. One is
a cased tintype of bandit Butch Cassidy and the other is a previously unknown
outdoor image of Morgan Earp, Doc Holliday, and Big Nose Kate. Firearms include
Winchesters, Remingtons, Colts, Smith & Wessons, Merwin and Hulberts, various
cowboy gun leather and accessories, as well as other frontier and Indian used
firearms.
There is also a nice selection of Gold Rush era gold quartz jewelry, western
paintings, photographs, and bronzes.
This will be followed by our coin-op and advertising auctions on Saturday and
Sunday, and will be an epic 3 day event that you won’t want to miss!
Brian Manifor, Western Antiques & Weapons Expert

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ADDITIONAL PHOTOS
LOT - 1001
LOT - 1002
1001 - HAMMER-POLL TOMAHAWK.

27-3/4”L. Circa 1690-1720, very heavy blade overall especially near the eye. The eye is decorated with 13 vertical cuts. The haft is plain and
round. Styles similar to this have been identified as Iroquois. Former Don Euing collection. (Very Good). 3,000 - 5,000
1002 - PRAIRIE STYLE PIPE TOMAHAWK.

19-1/2”L. Circa 1840’s, Prairie style with flared blade signed D.H. Fuller/Boston. Straight side faceted bowl that unscrews to accommodate a
spike. Diamond shaped haft is file branded and brass tacked on one side only with incised chevrons on both sides. Head is mounted from fore
end. Former Don Euing collection. (Very Good). 4,000 - 6,000

LOT - 1003
1003 - NORTHERN PLAINS PIPE TOMAHAWK.

27-1/2” L. Circa 1850-1865, this tomahawk has an 8” steel head, original leather gasket, and an unusually
long original haft. Most likely made of ash, haft shows deep file branding and a beautiful warm patina.
(Excellent). 6,000 - 8,000

LOT - 1004
1004 - FINE PLAINS PIPE TOMAHAWK.

25-1/2”L. Circa 1860’s, Plains style with wide flared blade with copper line inlay of a tobacco plant on left
side of blade. Haft is file branded with two partial rings of brass tacks with lead tips on both ends of haft.
There is a dangle of brass beads and a 9” black hair drop. Former Don Euing collection. (Excellent).
8,000 - 10,000

LOT - 1005
1005 - EARLY HALBERD PIPE TOMAHAWK.

28”L. Circa 1740, very rare early French halberd type. Narrow flared blade with cutting edge slanting on
a bias. Bowl flares in two stages, with a round haft with steel spike rising above the head and flaring. Steel
ferule inset 2-3/4” before the mouthpiece. Former Don Euing collection. (Excellent). 10,000 - 15,000

LOT - 1006
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LOT - 1007
1006 - SPONTOON PIPE TOMAHAWK.

18-1/2”L. Circa 1850-1860, hand forged steel head clad with copper. Head is also engraved with a dot
and curved lines pierced with a round hole. Blade is in the shape of an elongated heart. Haft is file branded
and tacked. Former Don Euing collection. (Excellent). 3,000 - 5,000
1007 - SIOUX SADDLE BLANKET.

Spectacular 19th century saddle blanket with period trade cloth backing and wonderful 5-1/2” wide
beaded perimeter strip. Strip having desirable figures including horse and riders, American flags and
vallero stars, comprised of small early beads including white hearts, cobalt blues and greasy yellows, hawk
bells and buckskin fringe. Showing nice visual signs of wear commensurate with age. (Very Good).
4,500 - 6,500

LOT - 1008
1008 - PAWNEE PAINTED BUFFALO ROBE.

70”L x 66”W. Circa 1860’s -1870’s Indian tanned
buffalo robe with painted pictographs of horses.
In good condition with some paint fading. The style
of horses compares strongly with Pawnee robes
in several museum collections. The horses without
riders with saddle blankets indicate gift horses, a
status symbol among the Pawnee. This robe would
have been worn by a warrior of importance. Similar
examples are at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West,
Cody, Wyoming. (Very Good). 15,000 - 20,000

LOT - 1010
LOT - 1009
1009 - SIOUX PICTORIAL BEADED VEST.

21”L x 20”W. Circa 1880’s sinew sewn vest featuring armed warrior figures. Front
depicts two warriors standing with rifles, and two mounted on horses. Back of vest
features three mounted warriors and three crosses. Executed in light blue, green, red,
dark blue, brown and greasy yellow beads on a white field. Vest is buckskin lined in
early red patterned cloth that shows some tattering around the edges. Front has five
scalloped silver buttons and buckskin thongs at opening. There is no bead loss. Vest is
very displayable and is adult sized. Former Marlen Krause collection. (Very Good).
3,000 - 5,000
1010 - NORTHERN PLAINS INDIAN FETISH BELT.

51”L. Circa 1880-1890, sinew sewn beads on native tanned buckskin. Belt is
comprised of two turtle amulets, knife sheath, awl case, and a small pouch. All are
attached to the buckskin belt with with beaded ends terminating in tin cones with
horsehair tufts. (Very Good). 2,000 - 2,500
1011 - LOT OF 4: PLAINS INDIAN CATLINITE PIPES.

LOT - 1011
Largest: 20”L. Lot consists of circa 1890-1900’s catlinite pipes. Three sizes (20”, 18”,
17”). The largest pipe has a “T” style bowl with beaded wood stem. Next largest is
made entirely of catlinite with a tomahawk style head. Smallest has a painted red,
rawhide wrapped wood handle with a catlinite tomahawk head. Head has finely
incised Sioux star and a floral pattern with bird and arrows. Also included is a small
clay “T” bowl. (Excellent). 800 - 1,200
1012 - BEADED BLACKFEET MOCCASINS.

11”L x 4”W. Circa 1880-1890, thread sewn on Indian tanned buckskin with muslin
ankle cuffs. Beadwork executed in floral pattern of green, pink, red, dark blue, light
blue, and butterscotch beads against a white background. (Very Good). 600 - 800
LOT - 1012

LOT - 1013 LOT - 1014 LOT - 1015
LOT - 1016 LOT - 1017 LOT - 1018
1013 - PLAINS CREE BEADED GAUNTLETS. LOT - 1019

11” x 7”. Circa 1900-1915, fringed buckskin gauntlets with nice floral patterns
executed in royal blue, dusty sky blue, transparent pink, yellow, and rose beads. Lined 1017 - ARAPAHO FEMALE BUCKSKIN DOLL.
in blue cloth, these show period wear but are nice example and very displayable. 12” x 7-1/2”. Circa 1880’s, sinew sewn doll made of
A few small wear spots on the underside of the fingers, and near the thumb crease. Indian tanned buckskin and horsehair stuffed muslin.
(Good). 600 - 1,000 Doll is adorned with buffalo hair, beaded eyes and
mouth, cowrie shell and bead earrings. Fringed dress is
1014 - SIOUX FEMALE DOLL. rubbed in red ochre pigment, and has beaded designs
6-1/2” x 7-1/2”. Circa 1890-1900, doll is made of Indian tanned hide, metal executed in greasy yellow, green, and light blue beads.
sequins, porcupine quill and human hair. Fringed buckskin dress has beaded geometric She is wearing fully beaded moccasins and has beaded
patterns executed in white centered rose, dark blue and white beads. Buckskin belt is leggings. (Very Good). 1,500 - 2,000
fashioned with large metal sequins representing conchos. (Very Good). 600 - 1,200
1018 - APACHE INDIAN DOLL.
1015 - CHEYENNE INDIAN BUCKSKIN DOLL. 13-1/2”T x 5-1/2”W. Circa 1880’s, doll is made
12”L. Circa late 1800’s, Cheyenne male buckskin doll with beaded eyes and mouth. of supple buckskin with heavily fringed dress. Dress
Horsehair braids have red cloth wraps. Doll has a beaded choker of yellow, dark exhibits typical Apache beadwork and is adorned with
blue and white beads and a shirt with strips of white and dark blue beadwork, tin cone tinklers and black thread braided hair.
as well as fringed leggings and red cloth breech cloth. Traditional Cheyenne style (Very Good). 2,000 - 3,000
beadwork to shirt, leggings, and moccasins. (Very Good). 800 - 1,500
1019 - SIOUX INDIAN BEADED BUCKSKIN DOLL.
1016 - SIOUX INDIAN FEMALE DOLL. 14-1/2”L x 11”. Circa 1880’s, doll is sinew sewn and
17” x 6-1/2”. Circa 1885-1895, female doll made of Indian tanned buckskin, made of Indian tanned buckskin and buffalo hair.
horsehair, dentallia shells and glass beads. Doll is wearing a fringed dress with fully Fringed dress is beautifully beaded with lazy stitched
beaded yoke and a belt executed in dusty blue, dark blue, greasy yellow, green yoke finished in colors of light blue, rose, dark blue,
and white centered rose. Leggings and moccasins are also beaded. Horsehair braids greasy yellow, white and pink. She is wearing a large
adorn the head. (Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000 black bead necklace and a fully beaded belt, leggings
and moccasins. (Excellent). 3,000 - 5,000

LOT - 1020 LOT - 1021
LOT - 1023
1020 - WALLA WALLA PRISON SPURS.

Fantastic double mounted spurs with scalloped heel bands including shields and 3 dimensional hearts,
exaggerated long shanks with chap guards and terrific heart concho straps. Having extremely rare inmate
number marked on bottom of shanks. (Very Good). 2,000 - 3,000
1021 - LOT OF 2: CIRCA 1970’S SILVER PLATE DOUBLE ROWL ENGRAVED TOM MIX STYLE SPURS.
Displayed: 9-1/4” x 10” x 2-1/2”. Tom Mix was known as the “King of the Cowboys”. He appeared in
over 160 motion pictures between 1909 and 1935; performed rodeo stunts with Sells Floto Circus between
1929 and 1931; Ralston Purina sponsored the Tom Mix Radio Show beginning in 1933. He is mostly known
to today’s younger generation as a pall bearer at the funeral of Wyatt Earp. These silver plated double
rowl spurs feature beautiful scroll engraving on one side. The leather is done in basket weave pattern.
Silver plated concho on one side with silver plated belt buckle set. Both spurs have the late Bohlin hallmark
and are displayed on an oak stand with a silver plaque that reads “EDWARD BOHLIN SADDLEMAKERS,
SILVERSMITHS HOLLYWOOD CALIFORNIA MADE FOR TOM MIX” with a longhorn steer head. It is interesting
to note that Tom Mix, having befriended Bohlin in the early years, talked him into staying in Hollywood and
producing fine leather and silver cowboy products. Spurs and leather are near mint, silver plated, and both
are hallmarked with maker, but obviously produced after Mix died in 1940 from an automobile accident.
Beautiful pair of Bohlin Tom Mix style spurs. (Excellent). 2,500 - 3,500
1022 - EARLY IRON RING BIT.

Stunning early Colonial style ring bit, uncommonly large, with stylish deep engraving, a fabulous cut-out lip
bar and ring with decorative hand forged dangles and original chains. (Very Good). 1,800 - 2,500
1023 - EARLY COLONIAL IRON SPURS.

Very scarce heavy iron spurs with long articulated shanks, figural dogs, original heel chains, and huge
LOT - 1022 8-point rowels. Completed by a great looking pair of period dove wing straps. (Very Good). 1,200 - 1,800

LOT - 1025 LOT - 1026 LOT - 1027
1025 - WALLA WALLA PRISON HORSEHAIR BRIDLE.

Very unusual hitched horsehair bridle with bold colors in geometric patterns, using double round cheeks, very unique silver and ribbon rosettes,
multiple tassels, terrific romel reins, and it’s original iron bird bit. In beautiful condition with crisp colors and wear. (Very Good). 4,000 - 6,000
1026 - DEERLODGE PRISON HORSEHAIR BRIDLE.

Extremely attractive large hitched horsehair bridle, using five very uncommon colors, focused around a predominantly green and orange presence,
with eight large tufted tassels, unusual matching paint horse hair wrapped glass rosettes, original horsehair curb strap, its original iron bit, and
topped off with great horsehair split reins. Remaining in overall crisp condition, with sharp geometric patterned colors. (Very Good).
3,500 - 4,500
1027 - NAVAJO SILVER BRIDLE.

Noteworthy massive early Navajo beautifully designed sterling silver bridle with incredible 3-1/2” scalloped conchos and brow band nadja,
complimented by a very early iron ring bit and finely braided horsehair reins covered in great horsehair tassels. (Very Good). 3,000 - 4,000

1028 - SILVER MOUNTED SADDLE.
32”L x 28”W x 44”T. This saddle has floral tooled leather and is
heavily adorned with silver conchos, silver sunburst diamonds, and
horse head decoration. The pommel, saddle swells and seat back are
capped in engraved silver. Initials “RLW” are found on the back of the
seat. Straps are all banded in silver. The saddle is lined in sheepskin
and the stirrups are heavily adorned tapaderos. (Very Good).
3,000 - 6,000
LOT - 1028
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ADDITIONAL PHOTOS
1029 - MARIO HANEL SALESMANS SAMPLE SADDLE.

18-1/2” x 11”W. Seldom seen salesman’s
sample saddle, with decorative border pattern of
beautifully detailed floral tooling, with 7” seat,
tapaderos and horsehair cinch. From the Ray
Bentley Collection. (Very Good). 5,000 - 8,000
LOT - 1029

1030 - 101 RANCH SADDLE.
Intriguing early square skirted high back saddle with
full coverage basket stamped tooling incorporated with
fascinating tooled bucking horses and riders on the fenders
and jockeys. Clearly marked “101R” on the back of its
radical 5” tall cantle. Having medium size swells, a 14”
seat, attractive medium color, and retaining its wonderful
original steel bound oxbow stirrups. (Very Good).
1,500 - 2,500
LOT - 1030
1032 - LOT OF 2: SIOUX TURTLE FETISH AND EASTERN SIOUX

PATRIOTIC BEADED BAG.
Larger: 9” x 4”. Lot consists of: A) Circa late 1800’s
buckskin stuffed turtle amulet with dark blue beaded head
and neck. Beaded design of dark blue squares on body
and legs. Turtle has edge beading in dark blue with tin
cones and horsehair attached to ends of legs. Size: 9” x 4
“.; B) Circa 1900 Eastern Sioux fully beaded Indian tanned
U-shaped hide bag. Front of bag has white background
edged in dark blue beads with patriotic motif of four red,
white, and blue American flags with three stars of green,
dark blue, and orange-pink. Retains original leather thong
handle on purse flap. Backside of bag has white beaded
background with floral motif of many colors. Size: 6” x 5
-1/2”. (Excellent). 1,500 - 2,500
LOT - 1032
1033 - APACHE BEADED BAG.

4” x 4”. Circa 1880-1890, bag is finished in multi-colored
beads on buckskin with tin cone tinklers around outer edge.
(Excellent). 800 - 1,200
LOT - 1033

LOT - 1035
LOT - 1036
LOT - 1037
LOT - 1034
1034 - UMATILLA CHILD’S BEADED CRADLE. 1036 - TWO TONE SOMBRERO WITH GOLD BULLION.
14”L x 4”W. Circa 1875-1885, cradle is constructed of Indian tanned 20”W x 8”T. Circa 1920’s, high quality sombrero with brown underside
buckskin over a wood frame. The doll is made of muslin with a buckskin and tan upper. Fine gold thread in Aztec and floral patterns, flowers.
face and horsehair braids. Cradle cover is profusely and finely The leather sweat band marked: TARDAN, HNOS SUCS “LOS
beaded with black squares with white centers on a greasy yellow PRINCIPALES SOMBREREROS” Plaze de Constitucion 5,7,9, MEXICO
field. Over the head of the doll is a sun cover of dark blue beads D.F. From the Ray Bentley Collection. (Very Good). 1,200 - 1,500
interspaced with dentallium shells. One small bug nip to center seam of
cradle cover. (Very Good). 2,500 - 3,500 1037 - HIGH GRADE SOMBRERO WITH MEXICAN EAGLE.
21”W x 7”T. Circa 1915, classic and high grade Mexican sombrero
1035 - APACHE CRADLE. showing ornate embroidery on felt with Mexican snake and eagle
13”L x 6”W. Circa 1880’s, sinew sewn on buckskin. Cradle retains on front of crown. The crown and brim are heavily embroidered in
original doll wrapped in early blue calico cloth. Sun shade is made Aztec and floral motifs. Mexican revolutionary war era. A classic and
of muslin, and the cradle is made of willow sticks covered in buckskin, decorative sombrero that was most likely a prized possession of an
stained yellow and finished with a geometric beaded pattern. affluent leader who could afford such a hat. Missing sweatband. From
(Very Good). 1,500 - 2,500 the Ray Bentley Collection. (Very Good). 1,500 - 2,000

LOT - 1038 LOT - 1039
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LOT - 1040
1038 - EXCEPTIONAL 1890’S MEXICAN SOMBRERO. 1039 - GERALD FORD STETSON HAT.
19”W with 11” crown. Circa 1890’s, 14 colorful metallic bands on Case: 9” x 18-1/4” x 14-3/4”. Fantastic natural colored 200X Stetson
the crown, comprised of various shades of gold and maroon colored hat in Cattleman pattern, marked “Made Especially for Gerald Ford”
thread and silk, some twisted. Similar pattern underside brim. Lining is on the sweatband, approximate size 7-1/4. Finished off with with a
blue silk and faintly gold stamped Paris, sweatband is maker-marked decorative hat box with the Presidential Seal on the front. From the
Heriberto Sagredo/Aquas Calientes. SOLD: 1996 Charles Ford Bovey Ray Bentley Collection. (Very Good). 800 - 1,200
Estate Sale PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Rachel Ford Bovey
(daughter). Charles was a Montana Territory Legislator who claimed 1040 - JOHN WAYNE STETSON HAT.
that this sombrero was a gift from Charles Russell to Lee Ford (1883) Case: 9” x 18” x 20”. Wonderful black Stetson hat sold by Nudies of
of Sun River MT, President, Great Falls Natl Bank member, Cowboy Hollywood, inscribed on the sweatband “Especially for John Wayne”,
Hall of Fame; Son of Robert S. Ford, Civil War veteran who brought in a classic iconic shape with a 5” brim and 5 -1/4” crown, completed
the second herd of cattle to Montana ranch Sun R, organized Montana by its original travel case, monogrammed “JW” on front. Showing
Stockgrower’s Assoc, Sun R Vigilante Assoc, member of MT legislature minimal wear and age. From the Ray Bentley Collection. (Very Good).
and founder of the Great Falls Nat’l Bank. From the Ray Bentley 800 - 1,200
Collection. (Excellent). 2,500 - 3,500

LOT - 1043
LOT - 1042
LOT - 1044
1042 - EARLY STOVEPIPE BOOTS.

Highly collectable early boots with decoratively stitched 16” tops, cloth
pulls, and slightly rounded toes. Leather having very supple condition
and great patina. (Very Good). 800 - 1,200
1043 - STUDDED GUN RIG.

Attractive Wild West Show style studded 4-3/4” Colt single action
holster with 32 caliber cartridge belt and nickel buckle. (Very Good).
300 - 500
1044 - BRAIDED LEATHER BULL WHIP.

8-1/2’L. Nicely braided leather whip measuring 8-1/2’ long, with
leather wrapped swiveling handle. Showing nice wear and color.
(Very Good). 400 - 700
1045 - NEW MEXICO ARREST WARRANT. LOT - 1045

10” x 14-5/8”. Framed Lincoln County Territorial arrest warrant,
dated November 1881, for wanted outlaw Gus Guildy. From the Ray
Bentley Collection. (Very Good). 400 - 800
1046 - TOOLED HOLSTER AND MONEY BELT.

Eye catching 7-1/2” full flower tooled Colt single action holster with
great scalloped single loop design, accompanied by its 45 caliber
cartridge belt, still remaining full of Peters 45 caliber bullets. Showing
beautiful medium color and condition. (Very Good). 400 - 700
LOT - 1046

LOT - 1047
LOT - 1048
1047 - STUDDED SADDLE BAGS.

Unique old saddle pockets of heavy leather construction with
attractively studded flaps and courier style compartments. (Very
Good). 300 - 500
1048 - MEDICAL SADDLEBAGS. LOT - 1049 LOT - 1050

28”L. Interesting early saddlebags with wide pockets for carrying
apothecary bottles. With deep patina and use. Each bag, 8”T x 4”W.
(Very Good). 300 - 500
1049 - LOT OF 3: BRANDING IRONS.

Largest: 43”L. Lot consists of: three old branding irons, done with early
hand forged iron craftsmanship in various ranch brands, with great
decorative appeal. (Very Good). 250 - 500
1050 - LOT OF 3: BRANDING IRONS.

Largest: 31”L. Lot consists of: three old branding irons, done with early
hand forged iron craftsmanship in various ranch brands, with great
decorative appeal. (Very Good). 250 - 500
1051 - HORN RACK.

Decorative old longhorn hat rack with longhorn flower petals, beveled
mirror plaque, and longhorns spanning 21” in width. (Very Good).
200 - 400
LOT - 1051

LOT - 1052 LOT - 1053 LOT - 1054
LOT - 1055
LOT - 1056 LOT - 1057
1052 - BRYDON BRO’S SADDLE. 1055 - TOMPKINS WILD WEST POSTER.

25”L x 14-1/2”W. Eye catching fully flower tooled saddle from a 26-1/2” x 41”. Action filled Wild West Show poster with vibrant
scarce and desirable maker, nicely done with an inlaid quilted seat, colors, marked “Donaldson Litho Co. 1893”. In mint condition,
Mexican Peso conchos and horn cap, silver name plate on cantle, with a professionally framed and linen backed. (Very Good). 2,000 - 3,000
12” seat. Definitely a special order saddle. (Very Good). 800 - 1,200
1056 - TOMPKINS WILD WEST POSTER.
1053 - EARLY HOPE SADDLE. 19” x 29”. Terrific Wild West Show poster with seldom seen cowgirl
20”L x 9”W x 12”T. Very early trail style saddle with 3-1/2” platter scene, showing bright color and mint condition, and marked “Donaldson
horn, wide wooden stirrups and Cheyenne rolled cantle. In great Litho Co. 1893”. Professionally framed and linen backed. (Very Good).
condition with light color and original latigos intact. (Very Good). 1,500 - 2,500
800 - 1,200
1057 - TOMPKINS WILD WEST POSTER.
1054 - PORTER SADDLE. 19” x 29”. Appealing Wild West Show poster with fantastic Native
24-1/2”L x 15”W. Very showy fully flower tooled saddle with an American scene, full of action and brilliant colors, and marked
intriguing cantle and horn edge, padded seat, and large leather “Donaldson litho Co. 1893”. Professionally framed, linen backed and
bound stirrups, with a 14” seat. (Very Good). 800 - 1,500 in pristine condition. (Very Good). 1,500 - 2,500

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LOT - 1058 LOT - 1059
1058 - PLASTER NATIVE AMERICAN SCULPTURE.

14”L x 18”W x 61”T. Dressed in a full
headdress, beautifully detailed robes,
multi-stranded necklace, and tomahawk pipe.
Showing some minor chips in the plaster, most
of which are not visible from the front. The
headdress shows an older, professional repair
on the left side and a region of repainting
over a small chip to the back right. Signed
“Apsit 77” and inscribed “Florentine Art
Studio”. (Very Good). 800 - 2,000
1059 - EAGLE SHAMAN BRONZE SCULPTURE.

15”L x 42”W x 48-1/2”T. This 1/2 scale
figure has light and dark brown patination
and depicts a shirtless man with an elaborate,
feathered eagle mantle. The work is unsigned
but has “P2P3402” stamped into the natural LOT - 1060
base. (Excellent). 2,000 - 4,000
1060 - LOT OF 2: LOVELY PAIR OF FRAMED ORIGINAL NATIVE AMERICAN CHIEF & SQUAW OIL PAINTINGS.
28” W x 33” H. This fabulous and colorful match framed set was produced by Dr. Arthur Jewell of Buffalo, New York sometime in the 1950’s.
Each painting is signed on the front and his name and address are written on the back. The paintings are masterfully done in brilliant colors and
depict an Indian Chief and his squaw. Dr. Jewell graduated with a BA in art from Syracuse University in 1952. For the next 42 years, he was the
instructor for Guilderland School District. He passed away in 2016 but is well remembered by three generations of art students in that area.
Both of these paintings are magnificently framed in the gold guilt gesso 19th century style. Gesso is very fragile and there are a couple areas of
minor damage to the frames, but it is minor and gesso is easily repaired. This would be a stunning set of paintings for your Western themed office
of den. (Very Good). 600 - 1,000

LOT - 1061 LOT - 1062
LOT - 1063
LOT - 1064
1061 - FRAMED DENTON OIL PAINTING OF NATIVE AMERICAN CHARGE. 1063 - CHEYENNE FRONTIER DAYS YARDLONG PHOTOGRAPH.
3”L x 50”W x 38”T. This oil on canvas painting is by Troy Denton 8-1/2” x 36”. Spectacular early panoramic photograph of town’s
(American, born 1944) and depicts a mounted group of Native people, cowboys and Indians in downtown Cheyenne, marked “Denver
Americans. It is mounted in an irregular wood frame with accentuated Post 1925” in lower corner. Housed in a period correct frame.
corners. (Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000 (Very Good). 250 - 450
1062 - FRAMED ORIGINAL INDIAN VILLAGE OVERSIZED IMAGE. 1064 - SHERIDAN RODEO YARDLONG PHOTOGRAPH.
Framed : 15 -1/2” x 11 -1/2”. This is a sepia toned image of what 7-1/2” x 38”. Uncommon large panoramic photograph at the 1932
is listed at the bottom as “Indian Village”. When examined with a Sheridan Wyoming Rodeo, filled with cowboys and band in front of the
magnifying glass you will see cowboys, wagons, numerous Indians arena grandstands. Period framed. (Very Good). 250 - 450
within this village. Professionally framed. (Excellent). 200 - 400

LOT - 1065
LOT - 1066
1065 - WINCHESTER DOUBLE W CARTRIDGE BOARD. 1066 - (A)COLT 1872 REVOLVER.

40-1/2” x 58”. Impressive example of highly sought after original An incredible example of an Open Top Colt revolver, in crisp condition
1897 Winchester Advertising Bullet Board, with a wonderful design with sharp legends and cylinder scene, impressively functioning action,
of vignettes and early cartridges in the shape of a “W”, showing and topped off with very rare 95% patinaed original silver wash, and
beautiful rich colors, crisp lettering and pictorial scenes, and complete nicely complimenting walnut grips. (Very Good). 8,000 - 12,000
with all original cartridges, primer boxes, and shotgun shells, all
accented by its terrific light colored frame. As a further credit to this
incredible piece, the back side is very clean with beautifully aged
wood and its original label stating “Compliments of Winchester
Repeating Arms Company” along with original serial number marking
“No. 1452”. (Very Good). 25,000 - 35,000

LOT - 1067
1067 - (A)JS COLLINS COLT REVOLVER AND GUN RIG.

Eye popping true western gun rig, with Collins shipped Colt single action,
in 125,000 serial range, a black powder frame revolver shipped in
1888, chambered in 44-40 with faint but visible etched panel, 7-1/2”
barrel, and boldly western carved steer head mother of pearl grips. As
letter states factory nickel, an attractive 20% still remains, and boasts
a wonderful crisp action. Completed by its exceedingly rare 7-1/2” JS
Collins marked shaped double loop holster and money belt that displays
a pleasing medium brown color and supple condition with Colt factory
documentation. (Very Good). 12,000 - 15,000

1068 - (A)REMINGTON 1875 REVOLVER.
Beautiful Remington Model 1875 single action revolver, serial 11xxx,
LOT - 1068 in 44-40 caliber, 7-1/2” barrel, nickel finish, and walnut grips. Overall
excellent condition displaying 90-95% sharp original finish, fine bore,
crisp action and wonderful grips. (Very Good). 5,000 - 10,000
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1069 - (A) MERWIN HULBERT REVOLVER.

Beautifully presenting 3rd model closed top double action revolver,
chambered in 44MH, with a 7” barrel, great pearl grips, and lanyard
LOT - 1069 ring. Displaying a tight nicely functioning action and 98% of its period
reapplied nickel finish. (Very Good). 4,500 - 6,500
1070 - (A) ENGRAVED MERWIN HULBERT REVOLVER.

Highly sought after 2nd Model Open Top scoop flute single action
LOT - 1070 revolver, serial number 6263, chambered in 44-40 caliber, with a 7”
barrel, and having rare full coverage New York style scroll engraving,
and finished with its original nicely aged ivory grips. In nice condition,
with tight action and showing an out-of-the-closet feeling even patina
with traces of original nickel. (Very Good). 3,500 - 5,500

LOT - 1071
LOT - 1072
1071 - 14K GOLD QUARTZ CHAIN.

This beautiful chain has five gold quartz links. Beautiful design, with
each link of gold quartz having two pieces of quartz, one for either
side. Tests for 14k gold, and weighs 34.9 DWT. (Excellent).
1,500 - 2,500
1072 - 14K GOLD QUARTZ POCKET WATCH.

Made by A. Waltham Company. The case is 14k gold. Working
condition, with a nice panel of gold quartz on the front side, and a
tricolor image of owl with leaves and flowers on the reverse side.
Watch weighs 32.5 DWT. (Excellent Plus). 3,000 - 5,000
1073 - WALTHAM 14K GOLD POCKET WATCH WITH GOLD QUARTZ CHAIN AND
FOB.
The cover of this fine watch is beautifully decorated with an
unmonogrammed shield and floral motif, marked 842411 on the
interior. The reverse features a buck with jeweled eyes, surrounded
by the same floral motif as the front. A highly decorated and nicely
engraved case with rose and yellow gold elements. Watch dial is white
with a pink border and floral details, very clean, marked American
Waltham Watch Co. and in working order. Includes a wonderful rose
gold pocket watch chain with seven double sided inlays of gold quartz
in varying colors, the toggle bar being inlaid on only one side. The fob
is a Grand Army Of The Republic 1861-1866 badge with presentation
date of February 13, 1892. Chain measures 15” in length. Weighing
LOT - 1073 154.3 DWT in total. (Excellent). 8,000 - 12,000

LOT - 1074 LOT - 1075 LOT - 1076 LOT - 1077
1074 - 14K GOLD QUARTZ MATCH SAFE WITH NEVADA SUTRO TUNNEL
ENGRAVING.
2 - 1/4” x 1”. Circa 1870’s, Inlaid 14K gold quartz Match Safe with
striker on bottom. Multi-colored diamond pattern with center section
of grey gold quartz. Grey gold quartz inlay on top of hinged lid.
Engraved detail throughout with some period wear to highlights. Great
historical association to early Virginia City, Nevada and the famed
Comstock Lode. Period engraving on the reverse reads: “Presented
to (F?) Anderson by his Friends of the Sutro Tunnel, Feb 11, 1874”.
The Sutro Tunnel is a drainage tunnel connected to the Comstock Lode
in Northern Nevada. It begins at Virginia City, Nevada and empties
approximately six miles southeast near the town of Dayton, Nevada. LOT - 1078
The tunnel was proposed by Adolph Sutro in 1860. He promoted
the drainage tunnel to allow access to deeper mineral exploration in
the Comstock. Flooding and inadequate pumps had inhibited some 1076 - ANTIQUE NAVAJO MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR NECKLACE.
exploration until that time. By 1865, Sutro’s idea had gained the Box: 16”W x 7”T. Circa 1920’s Navajo Morgan silver dollar squash
approval of state and federal legislation. The mining interests of the blossom. This piece features a center dollar pendant with a silver
Comstock initially supported the project, but later opposed the idea. naja surrounding it. The necklace shows very nice Morgan Silver
They feared that an alternate access point to the Comstock minerals Dollar blossoms. The silver dollars are dated 1921. Necklace has nice
would threaten their monopoly on the mining and milling of gold and unpolished patina. (Excellent). 600 - 1,000
silver in the Comstock. Nonetheless, Sutro formed the Sutro Tunnel
Company, selling stock certificates to raise funds for its construction, 1077 - SQUASH BLOSSOM CORAL NECKLACE.
which began in 1869. Financing also came from local miners motivated 24” Long. This 24” long necklace consists of 17 oblong nuggets of
by the prospect of improved mine safety. This motivation was further polished coral, each in a bezel with a fine rope detail, mounted on a
advocated (perhaps exploited) by Sutro after the Yellowjacket mine loop of silver beads. The bottom seven are in the traditional squash
disaster where dozens of miners were burned to death because they blossom, while the upper ten each have a silver blossom of their own.
could not escape. Great early Comstock Lode piece. (Excellent). (Excellent). 500 - 1,500
4,000 - 6,000
1078 - LOT OF 2: SILVER CUFF BRACELETS WITH MOTHER OF PEARL.
1075 - STERLING INDIAN CHIEF VESTA MATCH SAFE. Largest: 2”L x 2-1/2”W x 1-3/4”T. This Lot of 2 consists of: 1 - Silver
1-1/3” x 2-3/4”. Silver match safe with repoussé Indian chief portrait cuff bracelet with two bars joined by a sweeping feather and a large
to front continuing to reverse with war clubs beneath him. Hinged oval of Mother Of Pearl inlaid with chips of coral and turquoise. The
lid has bear claw necklace in relief, match strike to bottom. Gorham reverse is engraved with “George B. Clark”. 1 - Silver cuff bracelet
Manufacturing Co., Providence, Rhode Island. Stamped with (lion- with coil details and a central oval of inlaid with a turquoise jay and
anchor-G), STERLING, PAT. 1910 B2507, 1.0 troy ounces. (Very Good). flanked by nuggets of coral. The reverse is stamped “TC”.
800 - 1,200 (Very Good - Excellent). 500 - 1,500

LOT - 1079 LOT - 1080 LOT - 1081
LOT - 1082 LOT - 1083 LOT - 1084

1079 - LOT OF 2: SILVER CUFF BRACELETS. 1082 - LOT OF 2: TURQUOISE NECKLACES.
Largest: 2”L x 2-3/4”W x 2-1/4”T. This Lot of 2 consists Largest: 30” long. This Lot of 2 consists of: 1 - 30” long necklace with 55 nuggets of
of: 1 - Large silver cuff bracelet with 2 turquoise stones color matched turquoise that are separated by small barrel beads and arranged
with nice striations and 2 coral stones, all mounted with in a gradation by size. 1 - 27” long necklace with 38 sky blue nuggets of turquoise
saw tooth bezels. The reverse is stamped “ALLEN” and that are separated by disc shaped beads. (Very Good - Excellent). 400 - 800
is partially worn smooth. 1 - Silver cuff bracelet with 3
polished, oval coral stones, bezel has fine rope detail, 1083 - 1937 SHERIDAN WYOMING RODEO POSTER.
and each stone has a silver feather but the central stone 26” x 18”. Original framed paper poster with diamond shaped center vignette
has two. (Very Good - Excellent). 500 - 1,200 showing a bucking bronco with a cowboy hitting the dirt. Text reads: “SHERIDAN-
WYO-RODEO-JULY 13-14-15-1937- COWBOY DAYS AND INDIAN NIGHTS - OUT
1080 - TURQUOISE NECKLACE. WHERE THE WEST REMAINS.” Tear across the right side to near the center with
30” Long. The size of the polished turquoise nuggets no paper loss. Mildew and water damage to bottom edge. A scarce item in any
starts small near the conical ends and follows a condition. From the Ray Bentley Collection. (Fair). 400 - 600
gradation to larger nuggets toward the middle of
the necklace. Five metal barrels accentuate while 1084 - DOUBLE SIDED BUFFALO BILL WILD WEST BROADSIDE.
separating the largest groups of five nuggets. Framed : 30 -1/2” x 13”. One side is dated 1897 and features the congress of
(Very Good). 400 - 800 Rough Riders. Features all of the assorted characters that appeared in the show. This
was used to entice people to attend the exhibition coming soon to Troy. The opposite
1081 - SILVER AND TURQUOISE CROSS NECKLACE. side is basically the same thing with completely different artwork promoting the
28” Long. This silver necklace is dominated by a upcoming 1897 season. This advertisement was printed in Buffalo, New York. Both
3-1/4”W x 5-1/2”T. crucifix with a solitary heart of sides are on manila paper and full of promises of excitement to come. It is framed
turquoise. The 28” long chain has pointed barrels of so as both sides can be displayed. Given the fragile nature of the material this was
polished turquoise, 8 horizontal and 1 vertical, carefully printed on, and the short period of the duration of the show in 1897 most would
caged in twisted silver wire. (Excellent). 400 - 800 have been destroyed. This is a true Buffalo Bill ephemera rarity. (Excellent).
700 - 1,000
LOT - 1085 LOT - 1086
LOT - 1087 LOT - 1088 LOT - 1089
1085 - FALSTAFF BEER CHARGERS.

Two colorful large advertising chargers, with brilliant colors, measuring
24” in diameter. (Very Good). 300 - 500
1086 - ADVERTISING TIP TRAY. LOT - 1090

6”Dia. Nice scalloped edge porcelain tip tray advertising “Foster-
Hilson Company” with a three dimensional cigar in the tray.
(Very Good). 300 - 500
1089 - JAMAICAN RUM LUG BACK BAR BOTTLE.
3-1/2”Dia x 11-1/2”T. One of the most collectible forms of bar
1087 - BUFFALO BREWING DISPENSER.
bottles - large cylinder with full label depicting beautiful “lady”. The
18”L x 12”Dia. Intriguing old brewery dispenser keg, with great
label is bright and colorful with only a small piece of cover glass
looking green paint, brand name pressed into the top, measuring 12”
missing in the lower right corner. Bottle is nearly perfect. (Very Good).
in diameter and 18” long, including its original spigot, and having
1,000 - 3,000
original wooden cradle. (Very Good). 1,200 - 1,800
1090 - WHISKY ADVERTISING DECANTER SET.
1088 - SOUR MASH WHISKEY BACK BAR BOTTLE.
Advertising Lionstone Whisky, a wonderful vintage collection of four
3-1/2”L x 5”W x 11-1/2”T. Multi-colored floral design behind
separate porcelain figural whisky decanters that when assembled
“Tileston Club” banner. A very unusual oval Label Under Glass label
together make a fantastic western saloon façade, full of character and
on an equally rare form decanter with ribbing. Clear glass turning
color. Nicely completed with its original carved wooden frame that
amethyst. The label is in nice condition and the bottle itself has a hard
encompasses them for great presentation. (Very Good). 600 - 1,200
to see crack on the reverse. Original faceted stopper. (Very Good).
500 - 1,500

LOT - 1091 LOT - 1092
1091 - FRAMED CUSTER BATTLEFIELD ARROW COLLECTED BY 7TH CAVALRY OFFICER.

Case: 19” x 37 -1/2”. Arrow: 26”. Circa 1870’s, Sioux arrow with iron tip collected by Lt. Luther Hare, 7th US Cavalry. During the June 1876
expedition to the Little Bighorn River, Lieutenant Hare was on detached service assisting Lt. Charles Varnum with the Crow Indian scouts, being
appointed assistant on the evening of the 24th of June. During the siege on Reno’s Hill, he served as Maj. Marcus Reno’s adjutant, since Lt.
Benjamin Hodgson had been killed during the retreat from the woods. This arrow was found in a burial tipi 48 hours after the battle by Lt. Hare
along with a number of other ceremonial items. Arrow is interesting as it never had fletching, has long series of red painted stripes at the base,
and was meant to be a ceremonial arrow used to accompany the deceased into afterlife. Hare entered West Point in 1870 and graduated 17
June 1874, joining the 7th Cavalry later that year. By the time of the Great Sioux War, he was a second lieutenant in Company K (Lt Godfrey
Commanding), serving in the battalion commanded by Capt. Frederick Benteen. Hare later gave testimony at the subsequent Reno Court of
Inquiry in 1879. Hare participated in the Nez Perce War (1877), Spanish-American War (Philippines Theater), and Philippine American War,
notably in the recovery of captured US forces following the Battle of Pulang Lupa. He retired on medical disability in July 1903, but served
several stints on active duty after that, retiring for the final time in February 1919. Luther Hare died at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington,
D.C., and is buried at Arlington National Cemetery. By direct acquisition from the Hare-Mason family to late Custer authority and author, John
Carroll with a 1985 dated notarized letter attesting to such. This is the only known Luther Hare collected war trophy in private hands. Arrow is
professionally framed and mounted along with an original albumen image of Lt. Hare in his cavalry dress uniform. Photo is signed on the reverse,
“Yours sincerely, L.R. Hare, Capt. 7 Cavalry.” Complete Little Bighorn attributed arrows are extremely rare and most are in private collections or
museums and rarely surface. PROVENANCE: Dr. Frank Wagner cavalry museum collection. (Good). 4,000 - 6,000
1092 - SIOUX ARROW FROM CUSTER BATTLEFIELD.

Case: 15” x 30”. Arrow: 26”. Circa 1870’s, originally from the collection of noted Custer historian John Carroll. Arrow was retrieved by the Sioux
approximately one hour after the battle concluded. Contrary to popular belief, arrows were not just fired once and forgotten. Arrows took a
tremendous amount of time to make, and they were collected to be used again after being shot in battle. A number of these collected arrows
were given to Mr. Randy Steffen, owner of the Walking “S” Ranch in 1963 by the tribal council of the Oglala Sioux, presented by his close
friend Charles Red Cloud, grandson of the Custer era Chief Red Cloud. It was one of a number of gifts given to Mr. Steffen in appreciation of his
clothing drives to help the needy people of Pine Ridge Indian Agency. Accompanying the framed arrow is a notarized letter dated November 19,
1978, from Dorothy Ann Steffen to John Carroll attesting to the above oral history. Arrow is professionally mounted and framed. PROVENANCE:
Dr. Frank Wagner cavalry museum collection. (Very Good). 3,000 - 5,000

1093 - LOT OF 7: PLAINS INDIAN
BOWS.
Largest: 46”L. Lot consists of:
Seven total bows. Three are sinew
backed, three have sinew strings,
and one string is made of twisted
cord. Two bows show traces of
green paint. Bows range in size
from 43” to 46” with the smallest
bow measuring 34”. (Very Good).
1,200 - 1,500
1094 - SOUTHWEST INDIAN BOW AND

5 ARROWS.
Bow: 39” long. Arrows: 24”.
Circa 1885-1895, San Carlos
Apache bow with five original
arrows. One arrow retains a
pressure flaked flint head with
painted green stripes. Bow shows
beautiful patina, and is painted
red in the center section. Bow
measures 39” and the arrows
average 24”. (Good).
800 - 1,200
LOT - 1093 LOT - 1094
1095 - PRAIRIE STYLE PIPE

TOMAHAWK.
17”L. Circa 1830, tomahawk has
a Prairie style head with filed
notches along upper edge and
around eye and with 4-1/2”
square to round spike. Tapered
haft exhibits 22 notches cut in
the front edge. Former Don Euing
collection. (Very Good).
8,000 - 12,000
LOT - 1095
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1096 - PLAINS GUNSTOCK SHAPED

CLUB.
28”L x 3/4”D x 7-1/2”W. Circa
1870-1885, likely Eastern Sioux,
carved ash wood gunstock club.
Both sides are recessed carved
3/8” deep terminating above
grip. Hand forged, pinned iron
7-1/2” blade. (Excellent).
LOT - 1096
4,500 - 6,000

LOT - 1097
1097 - CROW WAR SHIELD.

20” x 18”. Circa 1860’s-1870’s, buffalo rawhide shield and Indian tanned buckskin cover. Cover is painted with thin orange stripes with red
broad bands between. Two attached decorations, one is a small hide pouch filled with (most likely) tobacco seeds. The other painted red hide
pouch has a light blue beaded edge, with a blue and white cloth strip. Condition good with some minor original Indian repair to cover. (Excellent).
25,000 - 35,000

LOT - 1098
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1098 - CROW BEADED HIDE RIFLE SCABBARD.

41”L x 6 -1/2”W. Classic Crow beaded and twisted fringe hide rifle
scabbard. Scabbard is sinew sewn, each end is overlaid with red wool
trade cloth and decorated with geometric designs executed in light
LOT - 1099
blue, white, greasy yellow, white centered rose, green, and pink beads.
Some beadwork repair to muzzle end. Circa 1870’s. (Excellent).
15,000 - 20,000
1099 - SIOUX BEADED SADDLE BLANKET.

60”L x 26”W. Sinew sewn with white centered rose, green, dark blue,
light blue, and metal faceted beads in a geometric pattern on brain
tanned buckskin. Tabs terminate with fringe and brass hawk bells.
Buckskin is supple with no missing beads. Circa 1885-1890. (Excellent).
3,000 - 5,000

1100 - NAVAJO THIRD PHASE CHIEF’S PATTERN BLANKET/RUG.
89” x 66 -1/2”. Navajo chief’s style blanket or rug, circa early
20th century. Woven in a third phase pattern with natural and dyed
homespun wool. In very nice condition, with sharp colors and eye
appeal. (Very Good). 2,500 - 4,500
1100A - SIOUX BEADED FEMALE DOLL.

12” x 7-1/2”. Circa 1885, doll is made of Indian tanned buckskin
with a horsehair stuffed muslin body. Fringed dress has a fully beaded
yoke with geometric designs executed in pumpkin, greasy yellow, dark
blue, dusty light blue, and white beads. She is wearing fully beaded
leggings and has a belt and drop executed in white centered rose,
dark blue beads on a dusty light blue field with tin cones danglers with
red trade cloth centers. Small native repair on right hand side of front
of dress. (Very Good). 2,500 - 3,500
LOT - 1100
1101 - OJIBWA PIPE STEM AND BOWL.
35-1/2”L. Circa 1875-1885. Twisted ash wood stem with lead inlaid
stripes in catlinite “T” style bowl. Bowl has fin-like projection near the
stem. Bowl shows evidence of a previous repair. Also, pipe stem plug
repaired at bowl end. Chandler-Pohrt Collection. (Good).
4,000 - 6,000
LOT - 1101
LOT - 1100A

1102 - BEADED EAGLE GAUNTLETS.
Stunning large Plateau beaded gauntlets,
full coverage beaded with attractively
colored cut glass beads showing a fantastic
patriotic American Flag and Eagle.
(Very Good). 2,000 - 3,000
LOT - 1102
1103 - CROW SCOUT JACKET.

Exceptional 1870’s- 1880’s beaded and fringed Crow
jacket shows great a beautifully patinaed buckskin
with long fringe and attractive bead pattern. In
approximately men’s size 38. (Very Good).
2,000 - 4,000
LOT - 1103

LOT - 1104
1104 - G.S. GARCIA ELKO STAR SPURS.

Spectacular large single mounted spurs in the extremely desirable Elko Star pattern by one of the most
highly collected makers, with massive cut-out horseshoes and stars, great chap guards and large rowels,
beautifully silver overlaid and intricately engraved. In stunning condition and accompanied by great floral
tooled straps and relief engraved star conchos. (Very Good). 25,000 - 30,000

1105 - TAPIA SILVER SPURS.
Extremely desirable very early
single mounted spurs with double
crescent moon heel bands, radical
inlaid drop shanks, fantastic large
feather tipped rowels and nice
original straps. (Very Good).
7,000 - 10,000
1106 - CHEYENNE WOMAN’S

LEGGINGS.
16”L x 7”W. Circa 1880’s
leggings sinew sewn with red,
green, white, and blue beaded
pattern executed on stained
green supple buckskin. Former
Krause collection. (Very Good).
1,500 - 2,000
1107 - SIOUX SADDLE PAD & LOT - 1105

MATCHING LEGGINGS.
Larger: 33” x 13”. Circa
1890-1900, beaded patterns
are typical of those used by
Sioux Indians at Ft. Totten and
Turtle Mountain North Dakota.
Sinew sewn beads on smoke
tanned moose with saddle pad
underneath made of canvas. Tabs
on all four corners are beaded
and fringed. Pads are 20” long
x 15” across. Leggings are 33” x
13” across. (Very Good).
1,500 - 2,000
LOT - 1106 LOT - 1107

LOT - 1108
LOT - 1109
LOT - 1111 LOT - 1112
LOT - 1110
1108 - LOT OF 2: SIOUX LEGGINGS. 1110 - PLAINS CREE BEADED KNIFE SCABBARD.
23”L x 12”W. Lot consists of: Two pair of Sioux leggings with sinew 10-1/4” x 3-3/4”. Circa 1885-1890. Beadwork executed on Indian
sewn beaded strips on dark blue trade cloth. Blue cloth displays tanned buckskin. Dark red, blue, yellow, black, green and salmon
selvedge edging. Strips are sewn to cloth with cotton thread and beads. Mid fringe with tin cones. The back side has navy, blue, and
geometric designs are executed in green, greasy yellow, red and blue yellow beaded crosses. Wood toggle fastener in top of scabbard.
beads on a white field. A few scattered moth nips to the cloth portions. There is very little, if any bead loss. (Excellent). 1,000 - 2,000
Circa 1885-1895. (Very Good). 1,000 - 1,500
1111 - SIOUX PARFLECHE.
1109 - NORTHERN PLAINS MAN’S BREASTPLATE. 15”W x 11”T. Circa 1880-1890, painted rawhide satchel with
18”L x 11-1/2”W. Circa 1880-1890, breastplate is made of bone scalloped top edge design. Trimmed in red trade cloth on outer edges.
hair pipes, brass beads, and harness leather. Two rows of 46 hair (Good). 800 - 1,000
pipes with center section of six brass beads per row. Outside edges
are finished with brass beads and buckskin fringe. Bottom is finished 1112 - SMALL SIOUX INDIAN FEMALE DOLL.
with three loops of brass beads and two hair pipes. (Excellent). 6-1/2”L x 4”W. Circa 1890-1900, doll is made of buckskin with
1,000 - 1,500 buffalo hair, beaded eyes and mouth. Fully beaded yoke on a fringed
dress executed in red line designs on a white field. Her belt and drop
is made of small tin disks representing a concho belt. (Good).
800 - 1,200
LOT - 1113 LOT - 1114 LOT - 1115
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LOT - 1116 LOT - 1117
1113 - SOUTHERN PLAINS BUCKSKIN DOLL. 1116 - BUERMAN SILVER SPURS.

14”L. Circa 1885-1895, female doll constructed of Indian tanned Fabulous early single mounted spurs with a rare pattern of detail
buckskin over hair stuffed muslin body. Fringed dress is finished with a engraved silver and dome heel bands, early style chased iron, and
stripe and a yoke of greasy yellow beads with dark blue crosses. She pronounced chap guards. Completed by a beautiful pair of tooled
has beaded eyes, and horse hair braids. (Very Good). 1,000 - 1,400 straps and dazzling silver conchos. (Very Good). 4,500 - 6,500
1114 - LOT OF 2: SKOOKUM DOLL PAIR. 1117 - CP SHIPLEY SPURS.

12”L x 12”W x 36”T. This male and female pair of Skookum Dolls Fantastic oversized pair of single mounted spurs in the Beason Special
were created in the early 1900’s for the tourist trade. They are in pattern of stars and moons, having pronounced chap guards, eight
excellent condition with blankets, beads, and original clothing. No point rowels, and great maker’s marks inside heel bands. Completed
cracks to the composition faces. (Excellent). 2,500 - 4,500 with their flower tooled straps and incredible 3D steer head silver
conchos. (Very Good). 3,000 - 4,000
1115 - MCCHESNEY SHIELD SPURS.
Very scarce large double mounted spurs with scalloped heel bands
and shields. In exceptional condition, including rarely seen crisp
engraved shanks and large seven-point rowels. Accompanied by their
original flower tooled straps. (Very Good). 2,000 - 3,000

1118 - HERNANDEZ SILVER SPURS.
Very attractive rare maker marked “XXX”, double
inlaid spurs with figural cut-out ladies leg motif,
in beautiful condition with crisp classic engraving.
Completed by original heel chains and original
floral tooled straps. (Very Good). 3,000 - 4,000
LOT - 1118
1119 - T. HILDRETH SILVER SPURS.

Exceedingly rare pair of early California
drop shank spurs, with scalloped heel bands,
domes, engraved silver and interesting stamped
horsehead and makers mark on button plates.
Interestingly marked inside the shank of each
“Henry” on one and “Miller” on the other, which
would appear to be Henry Miller of the Matador
Ranch, the most famous ranch in California history.
(Very Good). 4,000 - 6,000
LOT - 1119
1120 - LARIOS SILVER SPURS.

Magnificent maker marked “A. Larios and No. 2
1/2”, single inlaid spurs with early style radical
drop shanks, deeply engraved off sides, and
multi-point rowels. Accented by their original
basket stamped straps with finely engraved
conchos. (Very Good). 4,500 - 5,500
LOT - 1120
1121 - CROCKETT SILVER SPURS.

Desirable pair of well marked “California”
pattern spurs, single mounted with attractively
engraved silver and brass, large 6 point rowels
and wonderful tooled original straps. (Very Good).
1,000 - 1,600
LOT - 1121

1122 - SOUTHERN CHEYENNE BUCKSKIN DOLL.
10” x 6”. Circa 1885-1890, made of
horsehair stuffed muslin body and Indian
tanned buckskin with horse hair braids on
head. Doll has beaded mouth, earrings,
leggings, and moccasins. Fringed dress has
fully beaded yoke with geometric patterns
executed in white centered rose, dark blue,
green and pink on a greasy yellow field.
(Excellent). 1,500 - 2,000
LOT - 1122
1123 - SIOUX INDIAN BEADED BUCKSKIN DOLL.

12-1/2” x 7”. Circa 1885-1900. Made of
Indian tanned buckskin, doll is adorned with
a German silver cone and dentallia shell
earrings, horsehair, buffalo hair, cloth and
glass beads. Doll is wearing a fully beaded
and fringed dress. The yoke is finished in
medium blue with a red cross with white center
central design. She is wearing a fully beaded
belt and fully beaded high top moccasins.
(Very Good). 2,000 - 3,000
LOT - 1123

LOT - 1124
LOT - 1125 LOT - 1126
1124 - SOUTHERN PLAINS INDIAN DOLL AND CARVED WOODEN HORSE.

Larger: 6”T. Circa late 1800’s. Southern Plains male doll with beaded buckskin shirt and leggings. Beaded eyes and mouth with beaded pattern
of blue and white squares on fringed shirt and leggings. Red trade cloth breech cloth with traces of blue paint on leggings. Carved wood horse
is painted with red ochre pigment. Horse is wearing a buckskin saddle blanket with green dots. Classic Crow saddle and bridle are beaded with
green, white centered rose, greasy yellow and light blue beads. Doll measures 6” tall, and the horse is 4” tall x 4” long. (Good). 3,000 - 4,000
1125 - PAIR MALE AND FEMALE APACHE DOLLS.

14”L. Circa 1885-1900. Both dolls are made of Indian tanned buckskin, cloth, red ochre and glass beads. Both are wearing “cactus kicker” style
moccasins. Male doll is wearing fringed shirt and leggings, red headband, has a beaded eyes and mouth, and has a painted and beaded face.
His chest has a beaded cross and crescent moon in light blue outlined in dark blue. Female doll is wearing beaded earrings, and a beaded
and fringed dress and carrying a miniature papoose. Some hair is missing from the heads. Apache male dolls are seldom seen, and to have a
matched pair is very rare. (Good). 4,000 - 6,000
1126 - HIDATSA INDIAN BUCKSKIN FEMALE DOLL.

13” x 6”. Circa early 1880’s, doll is made of brain tanned buckskin with the body made of hair stuffed muslin and green trade cloth. Doll has
beaded eyes, mouth, and necklace in white seed beads. Her dress is finished with quilled red bands across the yoke with dark blue cloth below,
and a band of red quillwork across bottom of dress. Doll is wearing beaded leggings with quilled moccasins. There is some slight water damage
to sleeves, but overall it does not detract. (Good). 2,500 - 3,500

LOT - 1127 LOT - 1128
1127 - WALLA WALLA PISTOL BIT. 1128 - GS GARCIA EAGLE BIT.

Outstanding and unheard of, three dimensional prison made pistol Stunning massive spade bit with finely detailed cut-out patriotic
bit, with detailed cylinder and barrel, topped off with magnificent spread-wing eagles, large domed conchos, and exceedingly rare
decorative double bowie knife lip bar. Comprised of finely engraved cut-out double snake lip bar. With tall spade mouthpiece, silver
silver accented by mother of pearl grips, with half breed mouthpiece, engraving remaining in fine condition, unmarked but easily identified in
displaying mint and nearly unused condition. (Very Good). GS Garcia’s catalog. (Very Good). 4,000 - 5,000
4,500 - 6,500

LOT - 1129
1129 - RALPH GRAHAM EAGLE BIT.

Spectacular figural bit with highly visual massive conchos and flying
eagle cheekpeices. Comprising of 7 cut-out eagles, including the
signature eagle lipbar and halfbreed mouthpeice. An stunning Graham
bit without a makers mark but even better fantastic provanenance,
of the author of the book “Bit, Spur, Saddle Makers of Wallowa
County Oregon”, purchasing this bit from Ralph Graham himself, then
photographing and documenting it on page 15 as Graham’s personal
bit. Topped off by an outstanding wide cheek bridle covered in early
glass rosettes. (Very Good). 14,000 - 18,000

1130 - DEERLODGE PRISON
HORSEHAIR BRIDLE.
Remarkable hitched
horsehair bridle with
extremely rare colors, using
seven different colors of fine
geometric design focused
around rich green and
orange. With round cheeks,
eight wonderful tassels,
uncommon elk head glass
rosettes, romel reins and
super clean original iron bit.
Showing stunning condition
with 100 year old estate
find appeal. (Very Good).
4,000 - 6,000
1131 - WALLA WALLA

HORSEHAIR BRIDLE.
Eye dazzling massive
hitched bridle covered in
spectacular black and white
geometric designs, horsehair
tassels, glass rosettes,
enclosed romel reins without
popper, and great original
iron bit. Showing beautiful
condition with vivid sharp
colors. (Very Good).
3,000 - 4,000
LOT - 1131
LOT - 1130
LOT - 1132

21-1/2”L. Circa 1860, with “Minnewauken” blade in the spontoon style. Haft
is decorated with brass tacks and a small drop of buffalo fur and a hawk bell.
Former Don Euing collection. (Very Good). 8,000 - 10,000

LOT - 1133
1133 - TACKED PLAINS PIPE TOMAHAWK.

27-1/2”L. Circa 1860’s, large Western Plains style with six-sided haft, file branded with brass tacks in the
shape of a bear, a row of tacks under the head, and a row of tacks along the back. 10-1/2” head from
bowl to cutting edge. Former Don Euing collection. (Very Good). 15,000 - 20,000

LOT - 1134
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LOT - 1135
1134 - NORTHERN PLAINS PIPE TOMAHAWK WITH BEADED DROP. 1135 - SPIKE TOMAHAWK FOUND AT FORT MEIGGS OHIO.
25” x 12” x 8”. Circa 1870’s-1880’s, Sioux tomahawk with forged 20”L. Circa 1840-1850, hand forged head with rectangle shaped
iron trade ax head, brass wire wrapped haft that has been drilled for piercing through the blade with the eye cracked. A very old label is
smoking. Retains its original fully beaded sinew sewn buckskin drop. affixed that reads: “Tomahawk, French, this was found at Fort Meiggs,
Beadwork on drop is executed with a white beaded field, dark blue Ohio.” Former Don Euing collection. (Good). 2,500 - 3,000
spaced bands, and red and yellow centers between bands. Length of
drop with fringe 12”. Length of haft is 25”. Length of ax head is 8”.
(Very Good). 6,000 - 8,000

LOT - 1136 LOT - 1137 LOT - 1138
LOT - 1139 LOT - 1140

1138 - VISALIA STUDDED CHAPS.
Uncommon large batwing chaps with oversized studded card suite
motif and stylishly stitched pockets. Showing great patina, large oval
maker’s marks, and condition with replaced billet. (Very Good).
1,800 - 2,500
1139 - RARE EARLY 1900’S STRAW MEXICAN SOMBRERO.

22”W with a 9” crown and 10” rolled brim. Circa 1895-1910, this
is a scarce departure from the typical rabbit, beaver, or pressed felt
1136 - WALLA WALLA PENITENTIARY MADE BRIDLE. varieties. This two-tone straw sombrero has a three-piece braided
Circa 1890-1905, this hitched horsehair bridle is executed in natural hatband with a leather stampede string with tassels appears to have
black and white colors. Bridle has 12 white hair tassels and celluloid been added later. The few broken warps do not impair the visual
rings with hunting dog rosettes. Bridle features finely executed impact of such a large, scarce hat. Great display item with Pancho
diamond patterns and shows great craftsmanship. From the Ray Bentley Villa era artifacts. From the Ray Bentley Collection. (Good).
Collection. (Very Good). 2,000 - 3,000 1,500 - 2,000
1137 - ANTIQUE DEER LODGE BRIDLE. 1140 - RARE 1880’S GREEN SOMBRERO.
Circa 1920’s, polychrome in red, pink, black, orange, and green with 18-1/2”W. Circa 1880’s, very rare, and seldom seen rabbit fur
rounded headbands, flat cheeks. Split reins, natural and dyed orange sombrero in a rare dark green color. Hat has a classic high crown
horse hair tassels, horse and elk pictorial rosettes with perimeter (10”), wide rolled brim (5-1/2”) with heavy embroidered gold bullion
hitching. Retains original hardware store port bit, curb strap, and threaded floral motif and a 3-1/2” rolled brim covered in three
celluloid rings. Unused, with little to no fading. From the Ray Bentley dimensional gold and silver flowers and vine. The leather sweatband
Collection. (Very Good). 1,500 - 2,000 is stamped Real Russia Leather. The multi-colored cloth interior lining is
frayed and the maker cartouche on the lining is illegible. From the Ray

LOT - 1142
LOT - 1141
1141 - FA DOOLEY SILVER SADDLE.

A beautiful saddle from a seldom seen Nebraska maker, FA Dooley.
Heavily flower tooled from top to bottom, with a tall nickel horn, and
stylishly mounted with Canon City Prison fully engraved silver and
includes spectacular mounted ox bow stirrups. With a fantastic bear
trap style of silver bound 16” wide swells, a 12” seat and a tall
4-1/2” cantle. In wonderful condition and rich color. (Very Good).
3,500 - 6,500
1142 - GEO. LAWRENCE ANGORA CHAPS

Fantastic pair of large shotgun style chaps with very scarce two-tone
pattern of wonderful long black and gold twisted angora hair. With a
maker marked wide tooled belt. (Very Good). 2,000 - 3,000
1143 - HAMLEY PRESENTATION SADDLE.

Magnificent special order saddle, made for A.J. McGregor, August
2, 1920, by Hamley’s master craftsman, F.J. McMonies. It sold for
nearly double the price of other saddles at the time, and was the
premier saddle pattern that year. It boasts a beautiful rich color, full
flower tooling with fabulous figural eagles, tall 5” rope edge cantle,
nickel show horn, ten large beautifully engraved sterling silver corner
and stirrup drop medallions, and a 14” seat. In wonderful untouched
condition. (Very Good). 6,000 - 8,000
LOT - 1143

LOT - 1144 LOT - 1145
1144 - HAMLEY BATWING CHAPS.

Very showy large scalloped batwing chaps, heavily studded with a
beautiful star pattern and brass saddle string conchos, including across
their belt which is well marked by one of the most collected saddle
makers. (Very Good). 1,800 - 2,500
1145 - LOT OF 15: ANTIQUE WESTERN HOLSTERS.

Largest: 12” x 6-1/4”. Lot consists of: 15 antique cowboy style holsters.
Variety of eras, styles, and sizes with the smallest measuring 11” x LOT - 1147
4-3/4”. Circa 1890-1940. From the Ray Bentley Collection.
(Very Good). 1,000 - 1,200
1147 - VISALIA SILVER BUCKLE AND TOOLED BELT.

49”L x 1-1/2”W. Fine oak leaf carved belt with exceptional engraved
silver ranger set. In very nice condition, with both items being maker
marked. Belt measures 1-1/2”x 49”, and the buckle 2” wide with a 1”
throat. (Very Good). 600 - 1,000
1148 - TOOLED HOLSTER AND MONEY BELT.

Nicely presenting light colored 7-1/2” basket stamped, double loop
Colt single action holster, with “Climax Brand” maker’s mark, along
with a nice 38 caliber money belt and clip corner buckle. (Very Good).
400 - 700
LOT - 1148

LOT - 1150
LOT - 1151
LOT - 1149
LOT - 1152 LOT - 1153

1149 - C.P. SHIPLEY DOUBLE GUN RIG AND BELT. 1153 - LOT OF 2: ORIGINAL “SWEETHEART OF THE RODEO” JO MORA SALINAS
42”L x 19” x 6-1/4”. Circa 1900, classic cowboy double gun rig made RODEO POSTERS
by C.P. Shipley of Kansas City. Custom stamped drop holsters fit large 24”W x 32”L. Lot consists of: (2) Circa 1930’s, Framed Jo Mora
framed revolvers with 7” barrels. Well marked belt has loops for (20) Salinas Rodeo Posters featuring the Sweetheart of the Rodeo. One is
.45 caliber cartridges. From the Ray Bentley Collection. (Very Good). a colorful lithograph on paper, and the other is done in sepia tones.
1,000 - 1,200 Titled Salinas Rodeo, these posters depict aspects of life in the rodeo
and the range. The poster enumerates the history, tools and symbols of
1150 - TOOLED HOLSTER AND CARTRIDGE BELT. the American Cowboy in an intense presentation of iconic Western art.
Light colored flower tooled single loop holster for Colt single action, The bottom left of the posters read: “Jo Mora Publications, Monterey,
paired with 44 caliber cartridge belt. (Very Good). 300 - 500 California”, and the bottom right reads “Copyrighted 1933 by Jo
Mora.” The posters are expertly framed and are in excellent condition.
1151 - LOT OF 3: BRANDING IRONS. Original releases of this poster are scarce, especially in this condition.
Largest: 41”L. Lot consists of three old branding irons, done with early Joseph Jacinto “Jo” Mora is one of the most respected and famous
hand forged iron craftsmanship in various ranch brands, with great Western artists of the 20th century, and Salinas Rodeo is one of his
decorative appeal. (Very Good). 250 - 450 most sought-after works. (Excellent). 1,000 - 1,200
1152 - CHILDS WESTERN TOY BOX.

29” x 16” x 16”. Great looking vintage toy box, upholstered in red
vinyl with western scenes on the sides, and padded lid. (Very Good).
150 - 300
LOT - 1154 LOT - 1155
1154 - BRILLIANT STONE LITHOGRAPHED 101 RANCH WILD WEST POSTER (4 CHIEFS).
42 -1/4” x 28 -1/2”. Produced by the Riverside Print Shop of Chicago and Milwaukee
in stunning multicolor brilliance. Measuring 41-1/2” long x 27-1/2” wide, not counting
frame. It prominently features four different Indian chiefs resplendent in their war bonnets
and face paint. The bottom of the post features a war dance. The top left vignette is a
simple scene of teepee family life and the right vignette of charging warriors. Color is
brilliant. There are two minor chips on the left white border with no inclusions within the
image. There are no visible creases or tears, nor any signs of restoration. No fading of
any kind. (Excellent). 2,000 - 3,000
1155 - CURRIER & IVES “THE PURSUIT” BY A.F. TAIT FRAMED PRINT.
Sight: 20-1/2” x 27”. Framed: 40” x 33”. Circa 1856, hand-colored color stone
lithograph of A. F. Tait’s “The Pursuit.” This lithograph was drawn from an 1855 oil
painting by Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait. It was one of a number of Western scenes published
by Currier & Ives in the mid to late nineteenth century when American’s were fascinated
with the Westward Expansion. Scene conveys a sense of great urgency as it depicts a
mounted wounded Indian warrior holding a lance and fleeing a buckskin clad frontier
scout, also mounted, firing at him with a pistol. Plate legend on bottom margin bearing
title has only the lightest toning consistent with age. Colors are crisp and un-faded. One
of the finest examples of this print that we have seen. (Very Good). 4,000 - 6,000
1156 - LARGE BUFFALO RANCH REAL WILD WEST TURN OF THE CENTURY STONE LITHO POSTER.
Framed : 57 -1/2” x 22 -1/2”. Poster measures 55-1/2” long x 20” wide, not counting
frame. Printed by the Riverside Print Company of Milwaukee and Chicago. This is a
beautiful multi-color stone lithography that features several action scenes to include
Arabs on racing camels, women playing equestrian football in full cowgirl garb, a scene
of charging Indians in full headdress in front of the grandstands, and a large colorful
scene of a real Indian war dance complete with weapons. CONDITION: There is some
horizontal creasing in two places from being folded and some very minor border tears,
none of which interfere with the image that has been completely blacklighted and shows
no signs of repaint or inpainting. Colors are bright as new with no fading. Framed in a
simple black frame using Plexiglas to reduce weight. Impressive, early litho with lots of
action and Indians. We are assuming it was the Jones Brothers that owned in in 1910-11
where it was sold and became the Kit Carson Buffalo Ranch and combined circus from
1911-14; this poster mentions nothing about a circus, so we are assuming this is the scarce
Jones Bros poster. (Very Good). 1,000 - 1,500
LOT - 1156

LOT - 1157 LOT - 1158
1157 - BEV DOOLITTLE LIMITED PRINT.

Entitled “Prayer For The Wild Things”, a nicely
done Native American image, limited edition
print, signed in lower right. Professionally
matted and framed, with image measuring
20-1/2”x 28”. (Very Good). 800 - 1,500
1158 - SCARCE MILLER BROS. 101 RANCH REAL WILD

WEST POSTER.
Framed: 28 -1/4” x 21 -1/4”. This is a seldom
seen stone lithographed half sheet produced
by National Printing. This exact post is the first
we’ve seen of this type. Color is vibrant. There
are not folds, nor is there any restoration. A
couple of minor wrinkles/tears in the white
border basically on the left side only. A couple
minor wrinkles within the image. Measures
27-1/4” wide x 20-1/4” high. Housed in
an inexpensive frame for preservation. Very
dramatic image. (Excellent). 800 - 1,200
1159 - STONE LITHOGRAPHED 1 SHEET MOVIE POSTER

“THE LIFE OF BUFFALO BILL IN 3 REELS”.
Framed : 42 -1/4” x 28 -1/4”. This colorful
poster measures 38-3/4” long x 25” wide, not
including frame. This poster would have been
placed in front of theaters that were currently
showing this film. Features an image of Buffalo LOT - 1159 LOT - 1160
Bill dead center with Indian family to the right
and war chief to the left. Has some of the
usual horizontal folds but remains in brilliant 1160 - BRONZE BUST OF NATIVE AMERICAN BRAVE.
unfaded and unrestored color, dating to the 16”L x 17”W x 38-1/4”T. The troubled brave depicted in this full torso bust has his arms
earliest days of motion pictures. (Excellent). crossed while holding a tomahawk. It is signed “Davidson” on the reverse base. The marble
600 - 900 plinth has been repaired. Beautiful, dark brown patina. (Very Good). 1,800 - 3,000

1161 - LOT OF 2: NATIVE AMERICAN WAR & PEACE PAIRED
SCULPTURES.
Largest: 11”L x 12”W x 28-3/4”T. This pair of bronze
sculptures both have inscribed signatures of the artist,
Carl Kauba (Austrian, 1865-1922) on the natural base.
They are identically mounted on green marble circular
bases that have attached plaques naming them “Peace”
and “War”. Showing a wonderful patina. (Excellent).
2,000 - 4,000
1162 - REMINGTON BRONZE.

11-1/2”L x 19”W x 28-1/2”T. This dynamic, horse and
rider sculpture is a bronze work by Frederic Remington
(American, 1861-1909) and is titled “The Mountain
Man”. It was signed in the clay and has a natural base
that finishes in a smooth integrated plinth of bronze. It
has a dark brown patina with some areas of lightening.
(Very Good - Excellent). 800 - 2,500
LOT - 1161 LOT - 1162
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LOT - 1163
1163 - (A) INDIAN SCOUT BEADED HOLSTER WITH TACKED TRAPDOOR AND US SMITH & WESSON AMERICAN WESTERN OUTFIT.
Gun: 40”L. Offered is an impressive, old US Indian scout outfit that includes a Smith & Wesson American, a US Trapdoor, a .45-70 Prairie belt
and a homemade holster fully decorated with glass beads and crossed American flags. The revolver is a Smith & Wesson 2nd Model American
in .44 Russian with a 6” barrel. Serial No. 17128. Manufactured from 1872 to 1874. Original in blued finish which is now a smooth brown
patina. Popular handgun in the Old West and is only about 100 numbers off of a documented Cole Younger gun. Grips are serial numbered
to gun numbered 26865. Barrel legends are sharp and completely readable. Screws are fairly straight. Indexes and locks up correctly. Strong,
pronounced rifling with minor black powder abrasion. Mismatched assembly numbers. Overall, dark smooth, chocolate brown patina with a
homogeneous Western look. Includes a Smith & Wesson factory letter. The Trapdoor is a Model 1873 period cut-down rifle serial No. 67886
with 20-1/2” barrel, 1873 rifle rear sight, crudely fitted dovetail front sight, single band, half stock, decorated with oxidized brass tacks on
stock, forearm and wrist. Buttplate was removed. Metal is all brown patina. Fine action. Strong, visibly rifled bore. Wood has some stress cracks
and chips typical of Indian rough use. Some chipping to stock around lockplate. The plate and hammer have overall fine pitting and most of
the US stamp is no longer visible. Appears as though someone wiped on some finish on hammer at one time. Buttplate is usually removed to
scrape buffalo skins. Comes with an 1876 Prairie belt made of canvas with a heavy brass buckle and a homemade holster that is nearly fully
decorated with glass beads. The base has typical Indian decoration while the flap is decorated with two crossed American flags and a border of
blue beads. The Indian bead work found on this holster is a collector category unto its own, and when the early beadwork is combined with the
Americana motif, makes this single piece highly collectible Americana/Folk Art extraordinaire. This outfit is typical what a US Indian Cavalry scout
would be armed with. Great to display as an ensemble and definitely has the early Indian War eye appeal, especially with the colorful holster.
It is believed that the Indian scouts that rode with the US Cavalry were the most important men on the mission and this outfit is typical of the
customized weaponry and rig that an Indian scout would have worn during the 1880’s. A great collection that has been together a long time with
striking eye appeal. This unique outfit deserves to stay together as a single display. Belt, 38”L. (Very Good). 9,000 - 12,000

LOT - 1164
LOT - 1165
1164 - (A) INDIAN USED M1866 WINCHESTER SADDLE RING CARBINE.

39”L. Serial No. 29851, manufactured in early 1870, plenty of time to have been out on the Plains during the heart of the Indian Wars
period. This outstanding Indian used carbine shows a beautiful patina overall with the typical dings and scratches associated with frontier use.
Ornamented with brass tack decorations on the forend and along the edge and bottom of the butt stock. A few tacks are missing, exposing
very worn shanks and age. You can clearly see where the tacks previously were for a long time before being worn or broken off. A 2-1/4”
thin Moroccan leather disc with a stippled, pictographic warrior figure decorates the right hand side of the stock held in place by 12 brass
shanked tacks with one missing. Barrel has the early type screw-in end cap, original saddle ring, and screw-in lever latch. Also, has the early
front band sight and short flip-up rear sight with correct pointed style butt plate with trapdoor...all proper features on early 1866 carbines.
Overall condition is thin blue turning dark with about 30% original blue remaining on the barrel and magazine tube. The two line Barrel address
is in good condition and readable. Screws are overall nice with only one slightly marred. Elevator has a pleasing mustard patina with no dents.
Hammer, lever and trigger are show no erosion, and have slight remnants of scattered blue thinned to brown. Stocks are very good, full-sized with
numerous scratches and dents overall commensurate with age and use of carbine. Buttplate is a mustard brown patina with some high point wear.
Saddle ring is original. Brass frame has aged to a pleasing dark gold patina over some old light scratches. (Good). 6,000 - 8,500
1165 - (A)COLT DISPLAY CASE WITH GUNS AND ASSORTED ITEMS.

28”D x 96”W x 86”T. This floor model, lighted Colt cabinet is made of solid wood and can be broken down into two parts, the upper vertical
display and lower horizontal display with four pull out drawers for storage. The wood shows a very nice finish throughout and all glass doors
are intact. The case is sold as it is shown, filled with an assortment of items including but not limited to: authentic and reproduction badges, 34
authentic and reproduction percussion firearms, a Wells Fargo messenger’s cap, various Wells Fargo receipts, cabinet cards, framed photos, etc..
An excellent piece to accompany an existing collection and a great piece to start with. From the Collection of Gary Johnson. (Very Good).
5,000 - 15,000

LOT - 1166
1166 - (A) LOT OF 4: SAN CARLOS APACHE RESERVATION POLICE RIG INCLUDING
GUN, BADGE, HOLSTER, BELT.
Belt: 41”L. Lot consists of a factory nickel plated Model 1875
Remington with a barrel shortened to 5- 7/8”. A knife blade front
sight has been reset into the front barrel, top of barrel has a strong
Remington factory stamp. The Remington 1875 was manufactured
from 1879 - 1889 and it is known that 639 nickel plated 1875’s were
purchased by the U.S. Interior Department in 1883 for use of Indian
Police on the western reservations. Early guns had .44 stamped on
the grip, eventually moved to the frame, and finally the trigger bow.
No stamp is present on this gun. It might have originally been on the
grips, but the grips have been hand checkered - although scored might
be more accurate. They are shy to metal on front strap, which may
also indicate replacement grips. Factory lanyard ring. Six shot, single
action. CONDITION: Needs some mechanical work as the hammer
will not stay at full cock. Bore is fairly worn out. Accompanying gun
is a leather cartridge belt with .44 caliber loops, soft leather, border
tooled, California silver clip point buckle. Not a money belt. Besides LOT - 1167
border tooling has been carved with some large leaves on both
billet and buckle edges. CONDITION: Two of the loops have split.
Double loop holster is mail-order type sold by Sears and Montgomery Wards at the turn of the century and has been decorated with brads and
conchos. Finally is an original six point badge with brass overlaid Indian head on silver. Each point is decorated and reads “Apache Police / San
Carlos, Arizona” The back is stamped “CHIPRON STAMP CO./ 224 / W FIRST ST/ LOS ANGELES.” While there is a myriad of cheap fakes on
the market, the originals all have six points and have the manufacturer stamp while reproductions have five points and no address. The Apache
police at San Carlos was established in 1872 as a reservation for the Apache of southeast Arizona. Their first agent was John Clum, who is best
remembered as the first mayor of Tombstone from 1877, where he was friends with the Earps and Doc Holliday and was active at the time of the
gunfight at the OK Corral and the problems with the cowboys and the Earps, to the point where the cowboys tried to assassinate him. It was under
Clum’s Indian Agent tenure that they captured the famous warrior Geronimo. This ensemble came to us in this configuration but with no literal
history as to who, what, or when this outfit was assembled or used by. While the revolver shows typical hard Western usage and was favored by
the Indian police, we have no records of the serial numbers. The timeframe for the holster and belt can be anywhere at the turn of the last century
and we have no exact dating of the badge, although the company was established in 1892. That said, we wish we could offer more concrete
information, but all items are indeed authentic and it is quite possible that gun was from earlier and passed down and reused through several
generations, acquiring new holster and/or badge along the way. The set does have an excellent Western look. (Very Good). 4,000 - 6,000
1167 - (A)CASED PAIR OF EVANS PERCUSSION DERRINGERS.

SN NSN. Caliber approximately .46. Scarce Derringer set made by J.E. Evans of Philadelphia. Bbl is marked J.E. Evans Phila. Guns are German
silver mounted and have a peanut shaped escutcheon forward of trigger guard which holds bbl screw instead of having typical pin retained bbls
seen on most other Derringers. This is a scarce Derringer set not often seen with well engraved hammer, lock and bbl breech, along with engraved
German silver trigger guard and lock escutcheon plate. CONDITION: Guns are excellent overall and mechanically perfect. Metal is primarily
original brown finish and striping to bbl. Stocks retain deep cross hatching and much of their original varnish. Case is lined with original green
velvet with cut outs for mold, flasks, tools, caps, and cleaning rod. J.E. Evans was a prominent maker in Philadelphia known for his dueling pistols,
rifles and derringers. From the Collection of Gary Johnson. (Excellent). 3,000 - 5,000

LOT - 1168
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LOT - 1171
LOT - 1169
1168 - LADIES SOLID GOLD & GOLD QUARTZ PIN.

2-3/4” L. Circa 1860. Oval in the center is divided into four partitions; two inlaid with black gold quartz and two with grey. Floral ends are
highlighted with black enamel designs. All the bare gold is decorated with a stippled pattern on top. Overall fine condition. (Very Good).
2,000 - 4,000
1169 - 1880’S GOLD QUARTZ MATCH SAFE.

2 -1/4” x 1”. Circa 1887, gorgeous smaller match safe with top inlaid with rose gold quartz. Front oval inlaid panel is alternating four triangular
panels, two rose and two grey edged in gold. Square in center inlaid with California coral. All gold quartz is in exceptionally fine condition. Safe
is overall engraved in geometric and plant leaf designs. Presentation on back “From Lottie to her brother Jacob December 25th 1887”. Gold in
fine condition overall. (Excellent). 5,000 - 8,000
1171 - LOT OF 2: IVORY FRENCH & GERMAN POKER DEALER CHIPS.

Largest 2-1/4”W. Poker was a very popular gambling game, especially in the American West during the 1890’s. These ivory chips were a very
common element to use in the game and are a very rare find today. They were also known as Poker Bucks and were passed from player to player
when it was their turn to deal. 1- is in French, reading “Vous donnez.” 2-1/8”W.; 1- is in German, reading “Lie gebon.” 2-1/4”W.
(Very Good). 600 - 2,000

LOT - 1172 LOT - 1173 LOT - 1174
LOT - 1176
LOT - 1175
1172 - IVORY POKER DEALER CHIP.
2-3/8”W. Poker was a very popular gambling game, especially in the American West during the
1890’s. These ivory chips were a very common element to use in the game. In today’s market, this
is a very rare find. They were also known as Poker Bucks and were passed from player to player
when it was their turn to deal. The front of the chip reads, “You Deal” with a graphic of the four
suits in playing cards. The back reads, “Jack” marked within the silhouette of a cauldron.
(Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000
1173 - LOUIS F. DOW CO. SAFES ANTIQUE FLOOR SAFE.

This small rolling floor safe shows some evidence of age with the paint loss throughout. The front is
marked “Louis F. Dow Co. Safes St. Paul, Minn.” with a Yale combination lock. The combination for
the safe is 71 - 5 - 27. From the Collection of Gary Johnson. (Good). 400 - 1,500
1174 - GENUINE IRON STAGECOACH CASH BOX.

7-1/2”T x 13”L x 9”W. This heavy iron cash box with handles on both sides. Overall, the finish has
turned patina with no external damage of any kind. It weighs well over 50 pounds. A true relic of
the Old West. (Good). 400 - 600
LOT - 1177
1175 - PRESIDENT JAMES BUCHANAN PEACE MEDAL.
Box: 6-1/4”W x 8-1/4”T. Measuring 2-7/8” in diameter, showing wear and patina, with nice 1177 - MINING SLOUGH.
condition. (Very Good). 500 - 1,000 Box: 20” x 11” x 6”. Very uncommon
portable wooden gold slough, folds up to
1176 - PERIOD WOOD EXPRESS SIGN. travel, with accessories inside, and marked
1-1/4”L x 38”W x 6-1/2”T. A hand painted, single sided sign on solid wood with eyelets and wire with its owners name, a large figural star,
installed for hanging. Retains most of the original bright paint with just enough wear for that look. a rolling log symbol, and “Palisade Colo”.
Colorful early lettering with nice drop-shadow. Nice overall look. (Very Good). 500 - 2,000 In nice condition, with box measuring 20”x
11”x 6”. (Very Good). 400 - 600

1178 - EXCEPTIONAL ROBB CIGAR STORE INDIAN CHIEF.
28”L x 30”W x 78”T. This remarkable wood sculpture is one of the
finest compositional examples you will find of this art form; the cigar
store Indian trade sign. It is life size, and the subtle color palette
the artist used looks even better with the patina of time on it. He
is wearing a full headdress and what is probably a mountain lion
mantle on his shoulders. Most cigar store sculptures are very static,
whereas this Chief is relatively dynamically posed, canted forward
with one leg raised on a block, while shielding his eyes from the Sun.
In addition, the realism of the stoic face is a very real testament to the
sculptor’s technical skill. His left hand is holding a stack of tempting
tobacco products. A real find for the distinguished collector. Attributed
to Samuel Robb with support from restorer Peter Deen. (Very Good -
Excellent). 70,000 - 100,000

LOT - 1178

1179 - SILVER PARADE SADDLE.
Stunning special order saddle, fully sterling silver
mounted, completely covered in three dimensional
silver diamonds, with massive decorative corner
plates, a beautiful silver rope edge cantle and horn,
fully silver wrapped front end, and fantastic huge
22” long tapaderos. Saddle is beautifully flower
tooled with seat measuring 15”. Nicely completed
with its matching massive wide breast collar having
eye dazzling diamond drops, original black and white
tufted corona, and wide cheek bridle having bold
browband and noseband with wonderful face chain,
silver Crockett bit and silver ferreled reins. (Very
Good). 8,000 - 12,000
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1180 - LARGE FIGURAL RIFLE GUN STORE TRADE SIGN.

10’L. This large figural rifle is constructed of pine
wood and was originally displayed in front of a
gunmaker’s shop in early 19th century America.
Painted in shades of brown and yellow with nice
patina throughout. With handmade triggers,
hammers, and trigger guard. With newer eye hooks
for hanging. A superb crossover piece for several
categories. Don’t miss this opportunity. (Very Good).
6,000 - 9,000
LOT - 1179
LOT - 1180

LOT - 1181 LOT - 1182
LOT - 1183 LOT - 1184 LOT - 1185
1181 - J. RISWIG COUNTERTOP DISPLAY SHOWCASE. 1184 - LOT OF 3: EARLY PURE RYE WHISKEY BACK BAR BOTTLES.
Small wood and glass display case with a purple velvet interior and Largest: 5-1/4” Dia. x 13-1/4”T. Lot consists of: Item (A) Decanter style
mirrored back. Curved front and side panels of glass are free from of Old Overholt that features a picture of the founder. This distillery
cracks and the mirror does show some loss. A nice case showing minor was founded in Pennsylvania in 1810 and the trade name was
age wear to the wood finish. From the Collection of Gary Johnson. adopted in 1888. Multi-faceted stopper. Features gold etching with
(Very Good). 400 - 800 gold leaf. Item (B) Manhattan Pure Rye with white enamel overlay on
multi-faceted base. Item (C) Decanter style Calvert Pure Rye Maryland
1182 - GONE WITH THE WIND LAMP. with white enamel over and multi-faceted stopper. (Excellent).
9-1/2”W x 20”T. Unusual electric lamp with high relief Indian chief 300 - 500
faces blown three dimensionally into the milk glass, in fine condition,
20” tall with chimney. (Very Good). 500 - 800 1185 - LOT OF 3: ANTIQUE BACK BAR WHISKEY BOTTLES.
Largest: 3-3/4” Dia. x 12”T. Lot consists of: Item (A) Brunhild, Simon &
1183 - LOT OF 2: BACK BAR BOTTLES. Co. Fine Whiskey cut multi-faceted bottle with antique pewter metal
Lot consists of 1 - Miller Whiskey Back Bar Bottle Decanter. Multi-color stopper and cork. Embossed in white enamel. Company was originally
enamel lettering surrounding monogram in gold. The enamel is strong from Philadelphia. Item (B) Old Saratoga Whiskey, Rosscam, Gerstley
and bright with some loss to the gold monogram. The bottle is clean & Co., Philadelphia. Decanter style with gold foil over etching.
and retains its original stopper.; 1 - LUG Pocket Flask. A clear glass Octagon glass stopper. Company was formed in Philadelphia in 1869
ribbed pocket flask with oval label depicting risque lady on pink and went out of business in 1920. Item (C) Daniel Buhre & Co. Fine
background with gold border. A nice original pocket flask with ground Whiskey bottle. (Excellent). 300 - 500
lip under original screw on closure. C. 1900. (Very Good). 400 - 1,200

LOT - 1186 LOT - 1187
LOT - 1188 LOT - 1189 LOT - 1190
1186 - LOT OF 3: ANTIQUE PURE RYE BACK BAR ETCHED BOTTLES.

Largest: 3-1/2” Dia. x 11”T. Lot consists of: Item (A) Sherwood Pure
Rye bottle. Overlay of white enamel. The Sherwood label began
making whiskey in Maryland as early at 1878 and were incorporated
in 1882. Item (B) Pinch style three sided decanter with Helmet Rye in
white enamel overlay. Item (C) F&W Highland Pure Rye decanter style,
etched with gold foil, multi-faceted. (Excellent). 300 - 500
1187 - LOT OF 3: ANTIQUE PURE RYE BACK BAR ETCHED BOTTLES.

Largest: 5-1/2” Dia. x 9”T. Lot consists of: Item (A) Belle of Anderson
Sour Mash decanter style with etched Star of David and red and gold
enamel. Belle of Anderson County Whiskey began in the early 1880’s,
was purchased by Edward Murphy Distillers in 1883 and operated
the plant until 1912. Item (B) Old Joe Gideon multi-faceted decanter
style with glass stopper. Etched with gold foil. Dates to the turn of the
century. Won awards in St. Louis and Oregon in 1904/05. Item (C)
Pure Old Harper decanter style etched with gold overlay. This firm was
founded in 1872 and won gold medals beginning in the late 1800’s. 1189 - SOLID CRYSTAL (?) KENTUCKY TAVERN WHISKEY BACK BAR DECANTER
(Excellent). 300 - 500 BOTTLE.
4” Dia. x 9”T. Kentucky Tavern was introduced in 1880, trademark
1188 - LOT OF 3: ANTIQUE PURE RYE BACK BAR ETCHED BOTTLES. was registered in 1903. This octagon base crystal (?) features applied
Largest: 5-1/4” Dia. x 11”T. Lot consists of: Item (A) Alark the Henry M. white lettering in semi-script. Comes with its original stopper. A fine
Rubel, Cincinnati; decanter style, multi-faceted neck with white enamel addition to a back bar or display. (Excellent). 200 - 300
overlay. Item (B) Dimple, also known as Haig Dimple. Distillery opened
in 1824 and adopted the pinch bottle in the 1890’s. Manufactured in 1190 - CHIPPEWA/ OJIBWA FIGURAL BALL WAR CLUB.
Scotland. First distillery to produce grain whiskey using the column still, 20”L. Circa early 1800’s, gracefully carved wood ball headed club.
invented in 1826. Simple pinch three-sided bottle encased in sterling Club displays rich patina with incised carvings on raised panel on
silver with handle and pour spout. White enamel overlay. Item (C) Pure both sides of handle. Ball of head contains an iron 2 -1/2” spike
Holland Geneva, made in Amsterdam beginning in 1895. Beautifully and is carved in likeness of a warrior wearing a hair roach. The eyes
decorative etched face in an unusual bottle with finger handle and are represented by small iron nails. Club is meant as a weapon and
stopper. Appearing almost medicinal. (Excellent). 300 - 500 balances perfectly. (Very Good). 4,000 - 6,000

LOT - 1191
1191 - PLAINS INDIAN PIPE TOMAHAWK.

18-1/2”L x 7-3/4”W. Circa 1870-1885, hand forged 7-3/4” iron head with heart cutout on a file burned
wood haft. Brass tack decorations to top and bottom of haft. Exhibits heavy age and period wear. (Good).
5,000 - 8,000

LOT - 1192
1192 - EASTERN STYLE TOMAHAWK.

18 -1/2”L. Circa 1800, this tomahawk has a fine eastern style head with flared blade and large octagonal
bowl. Very fine file work is executed on the pipe bowl and eye. Fine interlaced design of punch dots, circles,
daisies, and cross-hatchings are on both sides of the blade and about the bowl. The haft is decorated with
brass tacks in rows and wrapped with brass and iron wire. Former Don Euing collection. (Very Good).
8,000 - 12,000

LOT - 1193
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LOT - 1194
1193 - RARE NORTHERN PLAINS LANCE. 1194 - EASTERN SIOUX GUNSTOCK WAR CLUB.
40 -1/2”. Circa 1870-1880, extremely rare Northern Plains lance 23”L. Circa 1870-1885, carved wood club in gun stock shape with
(possibly Blackfeet) with 7” dag blade marked “JUKES COULSON.” curved form. Barbell shaped cut-out surrounded by brass tacks. Iron
Original wood handle is painted red with all original leather lashings. trade blade is inset near bend of club. Shows period age and patina.
Only a few of these short jabbing lances are known to exist in museum 23” overall with a 5” blade. (Very Good). 8,000 - 10,000
holdings. All lances are scarce, but most encountered are of the longer
variety used on horseback to hunt buffalo. Former Don Euing collection.
(Very Good). 8,000 - 12,000

LOT - 1195
LOT - 1196
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1195 - EASTERN SIOUX BALL AND SPIKED WAR CLUB. 1196 - FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR ERA SPONTOON TOMAHAWK.
19-1/2”L. Circa 1850-1870, finely carved wood handle with 4” iron 16 -1/2”L. Circa 1760, tomahawk has a French head with wide
notch-cut trade blade inset in ball end. Handle is slightly flared near angular diamond-profile blade. Six-sided haft is decorated with 15
grip, and shows evidence of brass tack remnants on handle. Beautiful brass tacks. Exhibits an unusual angled wood carving on the left side
warm patina overall. (Excellent). 6,000 - 10,000 of the haft, down from the eye socket. Original bone mouthpiece,
with head attributed to the Hudson Bay Company. Former Don Euing
collection. (Very Good). 6,000 - 8,000

23 -3/4”L. Circa 1870-1880, Plains style spontoon blade has two
basal processes curling forward toward the straight taper point with
a cone shaped bowl. Haft is file branded and exhibits a fine and
delicate profile. Don Euing Collection. (Very Good). 6,000 - 8,000
1198 - SIOUX PICTOGRAPHIC CABIN WALL LINER.

83” W x 34” H. Circa late 1800’s, Lakota Sioux white canvas cabin
wall liner with painted pictographs of war scenes depicting warriors
on horseback and on foot counting coup against the Crow. Painted in
colors black, brown, yellow, orange, and red. (Very Good).
6,000 - 8,000
LOT - 1197
LOT - 1198

LOT - 1200 LOT - 1201
LOT - 1199
LOT - 1202 LOT - 1203
1199 - PLATEAU PARFLECHE CYLINDER BONNET CASE. 1201 - APACHE SCOUT JACKET.
20-1/2”L. Fringed rawhide case with geometric Interesting period rich green woven jacket lined with attractive ticking material,
designs executed in green, rust, and blue pigment and set off by a decorative yellow piping, and adorned by fantastic gutta percha
paint. Circa 1880’s. Former Marlen Krause collection. buttons that are marked “US Indian Services” with an American Eagle on their faces.
(Very Good). 3,000 - 5,000 Accompanied by a wonderful six point decorative badge stating “Indian Police, San
Carlos Ariz” on the front, and maker marked “Chipron Stamp Co. 324 First St. Los
1200 - SANTEE SIOUX BEADED AND QUILLED OFFICER’S Angeles” on the reverse. Jacket in very nice condition and approximately man’s size
NON-REGULATION BUCKSKIN SHIRT 40. Scan of photograph is for reference only, it is not included with this lot.
30” x 16”. Circa 1885-1895, Indian Wars buckskin (Very Good). 1,800 - 2,500
non-reg officer’s shirt. Shirt displays a classic double
breasted style yoke to front. Very similar cut to some 1202 - MORALES SILVER SPURS.
of the shirts worn on Custer’s Little Bighorn Campaign. Very uncommon pattern of nicely maker marked single mounted spurs with heart motif
Shirt has scalloped edged pockets and cuffs with dyed scalloped heel bands, rounded silver inlaid shanks with chap guards and multi-point
quilled floral pattern on pockets, shoulders, center rowels. Accented by rich brown basket stamped straps with engraved silver conchos.
and cuffs. 9 gold gilt federal Army buttons secure the (Very Good). 4,500 - 6,500
openings. Nice supple condition with no stiffness or
damp/water damage. Some quill missing from period 1203 - HERNANDEZ SILVER SPURS.
wear but does not affect aesthetic appeal. Nice large Incredible pair of oversized single mounted lady legs with stylish engraving, early
displayable size. (Very Good). 3,000 - 4,000 shanks and chap guards, large rowels and wonderful marked Al Furstnow straps with
engraved silver conchos. (Very Good). 3,500 - 4,500

1204 - HAMLEY-MORALES SILVER
SPURS.
Seldom seen pair of large single
mounted spurs with stylish heel
bands made up of domes and
bars, an exaggerated long
straight shank, multi-point rowels
with fantastic silver engraved
rowels covers, and marked
with great squash “M” marks.
Accented by an outstanding pair
of original straps with fabulous
LOT - 1204 scalloped conchos. (Very Good).
4,500 - 5,500
1205 - OLSEN NOLTE SPURS.

Striking large single mounted
California style spurs with a
rare maker’s mark, intricately
engraved silver with heart design
scalloped heelbands, inlaid drop
shanks with chap guards, and
large multi-point rowels with
engraved silver rowel covers.
Complimented by magnificent
Olsen Nolte maker marked, richly
colored brown straps covered by
beautiful scalloped conchos, silver
ranger sets, and classic large
conchos with gold horseheads.
(Very Good). 5,500 - 7,500
LOT - 1205
1206 - BUERMAN COWGIRL SPURS.

Wonderful early scalloped heel
band spurs with decorative
shanks and fine web rowels. In
an intriguing dainty size, with
beautiful straps and horsehead
conchos. (Very Good).
800 - 1,200
1207 - MORALES SILVER BIT.

Untouched Morales banana
cheek half breed bit inlaid with
crisply engraved silver panels,
and its original rein chains. Nicely
marked with double squash “M’s”
and “Portland Ore”.
(Very Good). 500 - 800
1208 - BOHLIN STYLE BIT.

An eye dazzling unmarked
Bohlin port mouth bit, fully silver
overlaid with detailed engraving
throughout, uncommon diamond
cheek pieces, massive lip bar, and
LOT - 1208 original rein chains. (Very Good).
500 - 800
LOT - 1206
LOT - 1207

1209 - GS GARCIA BIT.
Popular silver inlaid Las Cruces
style bit with chevron shanks
and scalloped conchos, with half
breed mouthpiece. (Very Good).
1,000 - 1,500
1210 - METIS CREE INDIAN RIFLE

SCABBARD.
47”L. Circa 1890, Athabascan
LOT - 1210
gun case made of solid buckskin,
some of which has become stiff
in places. Original carrying
strap is present. A 2 -1/2” wide
red trade cloth band accents
the scabbard mid-case, and is
finished with transparent, white,
and black beads in a floral LOT - 1209
pattern. The muzzle end of the
case terminates with four, 5”
red cloth “octopus” style tabs
backed with muslin. The tabs are
accented with a wavy pattern
of white and black seed bead
designs that resemble a snake.
Case fits a Hudson Bay style
trade gun. (Good). 3,000 - 4,000
LOT - 1211
LOT - 1212
LOT - 1213
1211 - BLACKFEET KNIFE CASE OWNED BY IRON EYES CODY. 1212 - SIOUX BLANKET STRIP.
13” x 4”. Circa 1885-1895, sinew sewn on parfleche hide that has 65”L x 4-1/2”W. Circa 1880’s, sinew sewn on buckskin. Features
been painted with red ochre and decorated with 13 brass shanked geometric patterns and rosettes of green, blue, greasy yellow and red
tacks. Light blue beaded field with red geometric design with yellow on a white field. No bead loss with supple buckskin overall.
and dark blue highlights. Top beaded panel accented with tin cone (Very Good). 2,000 - 3,000
tinklers and large translucent geen beads. Retains large (12”) pewter
bolstered skinning knife that fits sheath perfectly. Back of sheath bears 1213 - SIOUX INDIAN BEADED BELT AND MATCHING HOLSTER.
two inked lines that indicate former ownership by famous actor Iron 45” Belt. 4” x 12” Holster. Circa 1900-1920, fully beaded Sioux
Eyes Cody. Although descended from Italian heritage, Iron Eyes gained holster and belt. Belt is heavy canvas over harness leather with sterling
fame by playing a Native American in numerous movies and media silver and gold accented buckle. Classic geometric Sioux patterns
roles. Mostly remembered for his television commercial against littering executed in yellow, red, dark blue, and white beads on a sky blue
and pollution in the 1960’s-1970’s. From the Roy Rogers and Dale background. Holster looks like it fits a Colt double action. .38. Included
Evans estate sale and includes letter of provenance signed by Roy is a copy of an early 1920’s image that shows a female wearing
Rogers Jr. (Good). 2,500 - 3,000 wooly chaps, and wearing the exact same holster and belt.
(Very Good). 2,000 - 4,000

1214 - LARGE CHEYENNE FEMALE
DOLL.
16”L. Circa 1885-1900, doll is
made of Indian tanned buckskin
with beaded eyes, mouth,
leggings and moccasins done in
greasy yellow, dark blue, and
white. Adorned with dentallia
shell earrings with blue pony
beads as separation and small
tin cutouts on the ends. Dress is
entirely fringed accented by a
concho belt made of thin leather
with tin discs affixed with thread.
(Excellent). 4,000 - 6,000
1215 - CROW INDIAN WARRIOR DOLL

ON HORSE.
12-1/2”T x 9”L. Circa 1900,
rider and horse are made of
Indian tanned buckskin stuffed
with horse hair. Horse and
rider both have beaded eyes
and mouth. Rider is wearing a
beaded buckskin shirt, necklace,
leggings and moccasins. Horse
has classic Crow style saddle
with beaded bridle and tabs.
(Excellent). 3,000 - 4,000 LOT - 1214 LOT - 1215
LOT - 1216 LOT - 1217 LOT - 1218
1216 - LARGE PLAINS BUCKSKIN DOLL. 1218 - SIOUX INDIAN BEADED DOLL.
19”L. Circa 1885-1895, sinew sewn doll is made of muslin and Indian 12”L. Circa late 1880’s, female buckskin doll with beaded eyes and
tanned hide body stuffed with horsehair. Doll is wearing a fully mouth. Beaded dress, leggings, and moccasins; beaded belt; choker
beaded and fringed dress finished in light blue, white centered rose, of large blue beads with cowrie shell center drop. One braid tie of
white, orange and dark blue beads. Her four strand necklace is made light blue beads with two cowrie shells (one braid tie missing). All sinew
up of butterscotch colored beads, and her horsehair braids are intact sewn on Indian tanned buckskin with bead colors of turquoise blue,
to the head. Scarce large size. (Very Good). 2,000 - 3,000 dark blue, white, red, and greasy yellow. (Very Good). 1,500 - 2,500
1217 - SIOUX FEMALE DOLL.

9”L x 5”W. Circa 1880’s, made of Indian tanned buckskin and human
hair. Entirely sinew sewn fringed dress with buffalo hair, beaded yoke,
belt, knife and pouch and high top moccasins. Beadwork is executed in
greasy yellow, dusty blue, green, pearl, white, and white centered rose
colors. Buckskin is a slightly stiff overall. (Good). 2,000 - 3,000

LOT - 1219 LOT - 1220 LOT - 1221
1219 - NEZ PERCE INDIAN BUCKSKIN DOLL.

12” H. Circa late 1800’s, female buckskin doll with braided buffalo
hair. Beaded eyes and mouth, and beaded along hairline. Earrings of
dentalium shells and large beads. Necklace of white and blue beads.
Buckskin fringed dress with fully beaded yoke in “tail design” form.
Under garment of red cloth. Beaded belt, leggings, and moccasins.
(Very Good). 1,500 - 2,500
1220 - SIOUX BEADED FEMALE BUCKSKIN DOLL.

13-1/2” x 6-1/2”. Circa 1885-1895, doll is made of Indian tanned
hide, muslin stuffed with horse hair and glass beads. Doll is wearing
a fully fringed dress with beaded yoke executed in bands of greasy
yellow, white centered rose, black and blue beads. A beaded awl
case, leggings, and moccasins are also worn. Horse hair braids are
showing thinning at top of head. (Excellent). 1,500 - 2,000
1221 - FEMALE PLAINS INDIAN DOLL.

12” x 7”. Circa 1890’s, Sioux Indian female buckskin doll. Doll has
beaded eyes, mouth, belt, dress yoke, leggings, and moccasins. The
fringed buckskin dress is finished with lazy stitch, sinew sewn red and
white beads. Human hair braids adorn the head. (Very Good).
1,500 - 2,000
1222 - CHEYENNE MALE DOLL.

18-1/2”L x 5-1/2”W. Circa 1890-1900, Southern Plains Indian
tanned buckskin doll wearing a fringed shirt and leggings. Doll is
painted in yellow ochre overall, with beadwork accents on the leggings
and the shirt. Doll has beaded eyes, nose, and mouth. Face has red
stripes and hair braids wrapped in red silk ribbon. (Excellent).
1,500 - 2,000
LOT - 1222
1223 - DEER LODGE HITCHED HORSEHAIR BRIDLE AND SILVER BIT.
Circa 1920’s, Montana prison made bridle with uncommon silver
engraved concho rosettes and flat hitched reins. Executed in geometric LOT - 1223
polychrome colors of black, brown, yellow, green and orange on a
natural background. Fancy floral engraved silver bit. From the Ray
Bentley Collection. (Excellent). 1,200 - 1,500

LOT - 1224
1224 - ORIGINAL BUTCH CASSIDY TIN TYPE PHOTOGRAPH.

Closed: 3-1/8”W x 3-3/4”T. Butch Cassidy, arguably one of the most
famous of all Western outlaws, was immortalized in the motion picture
“Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,” with Paul Newman playing
Robert Leroy Parker, known as Butch Cassidy, and Robert Redford
played Harry Alonzo Longabaugh, known the Sundace Kid. But long
before Butch Cassidy had taken his alias and formed the gang known
worldwide as the Wild Bunch or the Hole In The Wall Gang, his life
of crime had been well underway. This original tin type in its original
gutta percha (Hinge Broken), is a photograph of four dapper young
men posed regally in a studio sans any visible weapons. The character
seated to the right is none other than Robert Leroy Parker as a young
outlaw pictured with three acquaintances. Cassidy, as we will now
refer to him, rode with a gang including his friends, Fred and George
McCarty and Matt Warner, who held up their first bank in 1889 in
Telluride, Colorado. Cassidy landed in prison for two years in 1894
and then, of course, went onto infamy with the Wild Bunch which
formed upon his release from prison. As heroically portrayed in the
motion picture, it is believed that Cassidy and Sundance met their end
at the hands of the military in Bolivia during a botched bank robbery.
This is undoubtedly the only known image of Robert Leroy Parker,
known as Butch Cassidy, as an adult prior to his imprisonment in 1894
and formation of the Hole in the Wall Gang. It is interesting to note
that Butch Cassidy had an affinity for bowler hats and is wearing one
in this photo and is oft seen photographed wearing bowler hats during
his Hole in the Wall Gang period. Some might refer to this as his
“rookie photo.” Open, 6-1/2”W x 3-3/4”T. (Very Good).
10,000 - 15,000

LOT - 1225
1225 - CURTIS GOLDTONE PHOTO.

Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952), Entitled “Vanishing Race”,
original goldtone Native American image, measuring 11”x
14”, with fantastic original frame, and dated 1904.
(Very Good). 5,000 - 8,000
1226 - VISALIA BRIDLE.

Super scarce snake marked fully flower tooled brow band
style, wide cheek bridle with classic engraved conchos,
along with its fantastic iron Santa Barbara cheek spade bit,
which is covered in heavily engraved silver and domes, and
finished with a tall spade mouthpiece having an extremely
rare maker’s mark on back of the spade. (Very Good).
3,500 - 5,500
1227 - MORALES BRIDLE.

Show stopping silver mounted bridle with intricate silver
conchos and buckle, showcasing a very special early large
silver mounted half breed bit, with pristine engraved silver,
fantastic heavy mouthpiece and cricket, and sealed with a
beautiful squash “M” maker’s mark. (Very Good).
4,500 - 6,500
1228 - KEYSTON BRO’S BRIDLE.

Very seldom seen early Keyston Bro’s silver inlaid, on iron,
half breed bit. A large bit with terrific engraved silver
and dome pattern, noteworthy mouthpiece, and spelled
out maker’s mark on inside of cheek. Mounted in an early
basket stamped wide cheek, one ear bridle. (Very Good).
2,500 - 3,500
1229 - BRAIDED LEATHER BRIDLE.

Outstanding braided leather bridle with a remarkable
two-tone braiding design, with heavy cheeks and brow
band, bosal style floating noseband, silver concho rosettes,
and fine split reins. Finished with an early silver mounted,
marked Buerman, kissing bird bit. Displaying incredible
condition and presence. (Very Good). 2,000 - 3,000
LOT - 1226 LOT - 1227

LOT - 1230
LOT - 1228 LOT - 1229
1230 - EARLY SLICK FORK SADDLE.

Eye catching early saddle, profusely tooled in finely detailed flowers
and figures, with slick fork front end, and tall 5” high back cantle,
3-1/2” wide horn, and 14” seat. With strongly appealing russet color
and good condition. (Very Good). 2,500 - 3,500
1231 - CUSTOM PATRIOTIC PARADE SADDLE DESIGNED BY ROY ROGERS.

On Stand: 30”L x 16”W x 44”T. Circa 1970’s, this custom leather
saddle was designed by Roy Rogers. The sister, and inspiration for
this saddle is seen on the original 1950’s lunchbox with Roy’s plastic
saddle on it. Those saddles were produced by All Western Plastics
headquartered in Lusk, Wyoming. It is widely known this was Roy’s
favorite Saddle, and most photographed plastic saddle he owned
and made famous in merchandise and images. Roy’s good friend
Art Emr loved it and asked Roy if he could have a copy made. Roy
said, “I’m honored and flattered that you want a saddle like mine,
but let’s make one that is your’s alone.” Instead of a direct copy of
the original saddle that had only the star accents, they added hearts
to the the new saddle so it was different from Roy’s just a bit. Textan
was commissioned to make it out of leather as All American Plastics
was now out of business. Manufactured in patriotic red, white, and
blue leather, with four red American eagles, two blue stars, red slotted
conchos with red latigos, and a
16” seat. It’s a stunning setup with
large 24” multi-colored tapaderos,
the original red, white, and blue
wool-felt corona saddle pad, red,
white, and blue cinch, matching
breast collar, reins, and bridle with
snaffle bit. Included is the life size
cutout of Roy Rogers that pairs very LOT - 1231
nicely with the saddle, 26”W x 73”T.
A very impressive Roy Rogers related
saddle that is truly one-of-a-kind.
(Lunchbox is shown as a display only)
(Very Good). 3,500 - 6,000

LOT - 1232 LOT - 1233
LOT - 1234 LOT - 1235

1232 - 1920’S BLACK MEXICAN SOMBRERO.
22”W with 8 -1/2” crown. Circa 1920’s, black pressed felt sombrero with bullion
owner’s initials and floral pattern on crown and brim. Leather sweatband is marked:
GRAN SOMBRERERIA, DEL CASTOR, TARDAN HNOS, MEXICO. Size 7. From the Ray
1233 - EARLY 1900’S GRAY MEXICAN SOMBRERO.

20”W. Circa 1910, this stunning sombrero has an 8” crown, 7-1/2” brim adorned
with gold thread embroidery. Made by Casa Tardan, Mexico City. PICTURED: Michael
Friedman’s COWBOY CULTURE, Pg 58. Ex-collection of Enrique Guerra. From the Ray
1234 - LYNDON B. JOHNSON STETSON HAT.

Case: 9” x 15” x 15-1/2”. Interesting Stetson brand hat with uncommon color, having a
4 1/2” Cattleman crown and 3” brim, marked in the sweatband “Made Especially for
Lyndon B. Johnson”, with its original hard sided hat box, marked with the Presidential
Seal on the front. Showing wonderful wear and age. From the Ray Bentley Collection.
(Very Good). 600 - 1,200
1235 - RED ADAIR HAT.

Case: 9” x 19” x 17-1/2”. Original hat belonging and signed to Red Adair in the
sweatband, from “Cutter Bill Western World” Houston, TX, size 7 3/8, noted inside LOT - 1236
“touch of mink”, and completed with its monogrammed “RED” hard traveling case. From
the Ray Bentley Collection. (Very Good). 500 - 800
1236 - JOHN WAYNE WORMSER HAT.

Box: 6-1/4” x 13-1/2”. Intriguing chocolate brown fedora with a wide ribbon hatband,
made by Wormser hat company and inscribed on hatband “John Wayne”. In original
factory hat box and showing nice age and condition. From the Ray Bentley Collection.
(Very Good). 400 - 700
1237 - HOLSTER AND MONEY BELT.
Desirable 7-1/2” double loop holster with border tooling and “Royal”
markers mark, completed by its 38 caliber money belt. (Very Good).
400 - 600
1238 - RT FRAZIER STUDDED BRONC BELT.

6-1/2” x 34”. Great looking bronc belt with XO brand and stars in
studded design, using two-tone leather, in good condition with a worn
makers mark. (Very Good). 500 - 800
LOT - 1237
LOT - 1238
1239 - LOT OF 4: ROPES.

Largest: 40”L. Lot consists of four items including,
1 - early 4 plait leather braided riata with great
honda measuring 30’ in length; 1 - old rawhide
4 plait riata with nice patina and measuring 40’
in length; 1 - Interesting vintage prison hitched
horsehair rope with multi-colored geometric
patterns running through it and measuring
approximately 35’; 1 - vintage silver mounted show
bridle with relief engraved silver plates and ranger
buckle set. From the Ray Bentley Collection.
(Very Good). 600 - 900
1240 - SC GALLUP STUDDED BRONC BELT.

Belt: 3-1/2” x 28”. Eye dazzling cowgirls bronc
belt, massively studded in a diamonds and domes
pattern. On rich leather with an early liner, and set
off by a bold Canon City prison silver engraved
clip corner buckle, measuring 3” wide.
(Very Good). 1,000 - 1,500
LOT - 1239
LOT - 1240

LOT - 1242
LOT - 1241
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1241 - LOT OF 2: HORN CHAIR AND FOOT STOOL.

27”L x 31”W x 39-1/4”T. This exotic horn chair and
matching foot rest are upholstered in cow hide with brass
tacks. (Excellent). 1,000 - 3,000
1242 - HORN BENCH.

29”L x 56-1/2”W x 40-1/2”T. The builder of this fine bench
did a great job with the symmetry and used pairs of horns in
a mirrored design. Upholstered with cowhide and brass tacks.
(Excellent). 1,500 - 3,000
1243 - LONGHORN MIRROR.

Eye popping large wall mirror with upholstered plaque, 8
sets of longhorns, and primary set measuring 33” wide.
(Very Good). 800 - 1,500
LOT - 1243

1244 - STEER HORN CHAIR.
34”D x 38 - 3/4” T. Horned
armchair made from 12 curved
horns with tan leather upholstery
and rivet trim. Upholstery is in
very nice condition with only
a few scrapes. In ready to use
condition, a nice addition to rustic
decor. (Excellent). 900 - 2,000
1245 - BRONZE CHIEF STATUE WITH

SPEAR & WAR SHIELD.
33”L x 36”W x 75”T. The textural
details that the sculptor put into
this statue add an extra level
of realism, especially when
combined with the paint colors
that bring every element into
sharper focus. A nice life-size
piece in very appealing condition.
(Excellent). 6,000 - 10,000
1246 - REMINGTON BRONZE “COMING

THROUGH THE RYE”.
27”L x 33”W x 30”T. Circa
LOT - 1244 LOT - 1245 1970’s, this was Remington’s
eighth bronze sculpture as was
copyrighted in 1902. The artist
described his sculpture as “four
cowboys on running horses… men
shooting pistols and shouting.” In
the original casting only six of
the horse’s sixteen hooves touch
the ground – an example of
Remington’s magnificent three-
dimensional artistry. Mounted
onto a green marble base and
custom plinth, it stands 29”
High by 30” Long. Bronze is
signed Frederic Remington and
numbered 47/100. (Excellent).
1,000 - 1,500
1247 - CLARENCE ELLSWORTH

PAINTING
Incredible Native American
image depicting settlers moving
west with Plains Indian spirits in
the air, covering the land. Finely
done oil on canvas, signed and
dated 1929 in lower left, and
in its attractive original frame.
Image measuring 24”x 36”.
(Very Good). 2,500 - 3,500
LOT - 1246 LOT - 1247

1248 - WILLIAM FREEMAN PAINTING.
32”W x 28”T. Very attractive original oil painting on canvas depicting
elk in the mountains. Professionally framed, images measures 18”x 24”.
From the Estate of William J. Freeman. Documentation included.
(Very Good). 1,200 - 1,800
1249 - LOT OF 2: AFTER CHARLES RUSSELL WESTERN SCENES FROM ORIGINAL OIL
PAINTING.
Framed: 45” x 33” The first is titled “In Without Knocking” depicting
cowboys storming a hotel. Signed lower left dated 1909 with skull
monogram. 20” x 30”; overall 27” x 37”. The second is titled “When
Horse Flesh Comes High” signed and dated lower left 1909 with skull
monogram. 24” x 36”; overall 33” x 45”. Both are late 20th century
canvas and frame in untouched condition, possibly an offset textured
print. (Excellent). 1,000 - 1,200
1250 - HOWARD TERPINING GICLEE’.

13” x 15”. Beautifully done oil on canvas giclee’, entitled “Horse
Feathers”, signed and numbered, and professionally framed.
LOT - 1248 (Very Good). 800 - 1,200
LOT - 1249
1251 - WILSON, W.E. (19TH CENTURY AMERICAN).

Framed : 32” x 24”. Native American Bear Hunting. A dramatic work
depicting a fallen Brave beneath his horse, both under attack by two
wounded bears. A third bear approaching in the distance. Pastel on
canvas. 21” x 29-1/2” work; 24” x 32-1/2” overall. CONDITION:
Good overall. Old water stains throughout sky including two stains
proper left sky. The work has age darkening, notably in the upper half
commensurate with age and light exposure. Canvas is intact with no
damages or restoration. The pastel has been examined out of frame.
(Very Good). 800 - 1,200
1252 - COLT ADVERTISING POSTER.

21-1/2”W x 32”T. Infamous cowboy image known as “Tex and
Patches”, used as an advertising piece for Colt Firearms Company.
Done by well known artist Frank Schoonover of Wilmington, Delaware,
with fantastic artist signed documentation on back, showing good color
and condition, period frame. (Very Good). 1,500 - 2,500
LOT - 1250

LOT - 1251
LOT - 1252
LOT - 1253 LOT - 1254
1253 - 1908 INDIAN LITHOGRAPH. 1254 - 1908 HARRY PAYNE INDIAN LITHOGRAPH.
Framed: 30” x 23 -3/4” x 1”. A striking nighttime scene showing a Framed: 27” x 21 -3/4” x 1”. Artwork by Harry Payne (1858–1927),
Native American Indian man, woman, and baby in a cradleboard showing a Native American Indian man being chased on horseback by
gathered around a fire. Very nice, vivid and visually appealing colors two cowboys, a fiery orange sky in the background. Very nice colors
and detail with two tears visible on the left edge and no other issues to and detail with only a few small creases, nothing at all that detracts
note. Marked “Printed In Germany”. Professionally framed and matted from the overall presentation. Professionally framed and matted under
under glass. (Excellent). 2,000 - 4,000 glass. (Near Mint). 2,000 - 4,000

1255 - BLACK FOREST STYLE EAGLE SHELF.
Early oak patriotic figural wall shelf, showing great patina, incredibly detail carved
with a three dimensional eagle on a branch, with 17” wingspan, and overall height
measuring 16”. A great piece of early Americana. (Very Good). 800 - 1,200
LOT - 1255
1256 - FINE EDWARD BARNES & SON

CIVIL WAR ERA BOWIE KNIFE.
Edward Barnes & Son operated at
239 Solly Street 1856 to 1865.
Features an 8” drop point blade
that is maker stamped at the hilt.
Handle displays an American three
LOT - 1256 piece decorative metal to include
the guard, pommel, and center
surrounded by horn bands with
brass brads. This design was very
popular with different makers.
We found the pommel and guard
in this exact pattern on another
maker’s knife on page 83 of
the Ben Palmer Collection book;
and we found the centerpiece
design on page 415 Flayderman’s
Bowie Knife book with the same
style bands of another material.
LOT - 1257
CONDITION: Handle is excellent,
and bands are intact with no
cracks. Blade has been polished
with nice tip and edge. Extremely
handsome, patriotic mid-19th
century bowie knife from a famous
maker. (Very Good). 4,000 - 6,000
1257 - (A) SMITH AND WESSON RUSSIAN

REVOLVER.
Very nice old model revolver,
serial No. 13405, chambered in
44 Russian, with a 8” barrel, rich
walnut grips, a smooth 60-70% of
its original nickel finish, and a finely
functioning action. (Very Good).
3,000 - 5,000
LOT - 1258 1258 - (A) COLT 1878 ETCHED PANEL

REVOLVER.
Seldom seen antique 1878 Colt,
chambered in 44-40 caliber, with
a 7-1/2” etched panel barrel,
showing a strong 97% of its
original nickel finish and beautifully
aged black rubber grips.
(Very Good). 2,500 - 3,500

LOT - 1259
LOT - 1260
LOT - 1261 1261 - (A) SMITH & WESSON 2ND MODEL AMERICAN WITH TOM MIX RIG - BOHLIN
MADE SILVER.
46”L. The pistol is a Smith & Wesson 2nd Model American single action
revolver in .44 caliber. Barrel has been cut to 4 - 3/4”. Exhibits scroll
engraving and retains approximately 90% of its reapplied nickel
finish. Has a pair of Mexican eagle carved stag grips (left side).
Assembly number on latch and cylinder is 795. CONDITION: Very
good grips, shy to metal; replacements. Factory stamps on top are
1259 - (A) COLT SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. partially missing from where it was cut off, balance readable. Strong,
Early Colt revolver in 37,000 serial range, with Colt factory letter clean rifled bore with light fouling and slightly frosted. Revolver barely
stating shipped 1877 to Schuyler, Hartley and Graham, chambered in stays in cocked position and requires two hands to operate. Needs
45 caliber, with a 7-1/2” barrel, showing all matching serial numbers, mechanical attention. There is no provenance with this revolver or any
faint legends, nice even patina finish and medium colored walnut grips, photographic documentation putting it in Tom’s hand. That said, it is still
and a crisp action. Along with its light colored period 7-1/2” finely a handsome, early 1870’s Western gun, period shortened with nice
flower tooled shaped holster and contemporary money belt. engraving and tight hinge. It is housed in a turn of the century type
(Very Good). 2,500 - 3,500 Mexican style holster and cartridge belt. The cartridge belt measures
3-1/4” wide with leather loops. The holster is an outside stitched single
1260 - GOLD QUARTZ MATCH SAFE. loop open top holster with retaining snap. The outside leather of the
2 -1/4” x 1 -1/4”. Circa 1871, large gold quartz panels inset into holster features gold embroidery, as does the border of the cartridge
front with gold quartz inset into hinged lid and striker to bottom. Finely belt. The belt is attributed to Tom Mix due to the silver engraved
engraved over entire body with rear panel engraved: A.R. Thompson, “TM” plaque on band, and the buckle set is beautifully engraved
Aug 23d 1871. (Excellent). 3,000 - 4,000 with flowers and vines with “TM”. Has the very early “BOHLIN MADE
CALIF HOLLYWOOD / STERLING”. It is a documented fact that Bohlin
and Mix became fast friends in the 1920’s, and it was Tom Mix that
convinced Bohlin to open up a saddle and silver shop in Hollywood.
The Bohlin hallmark is one of the earliest types. The rig is in very
good condition with just some loose stitching from band to throat. It
is probable that Bohlin presented Mix with sterling silver accents that
went on his regular holster. (Very Good). 2,000 - 4,000

LOT - 1262
1262 - 14K GOLD AND GOLD QUARTZ MATCH SAFE BY SHREVE & CO. SAN FRANCISCO.
2 -1/4” x 1 -1/4”. Circa 1880-1890, stunning Victorian era match safe inlaid with light grey gold quartz
panels framing a diamond cartouche of rose quartz outlined in gold. Gold quartz panel to reverse with
attractive gold formation within chased decorative borders. Sides are finely engraved with floral and
diamond patterns. Hinged lid is inset with gold quartz with match strike on the bottom. Lid has personalized
“ H C R” in old English script, with “from E C” on the reverse side of the lid. This gorgeous example would be
a highlight in any gold quartz or California Gold Rush collection. (Excellent). 15,000 - 20,000

LOT - 1263 LOT - 1264 LOT - 1265
1263 - LOT OF 5: TURQUOISE & CORAL

ACCENTED SILVER JEWELRY.
Largest: 16” Long. This Lot of
5 consists of: 1 - Turquoise and
coral necklace in silver, five
sub-assemblies on a 16”, beaded
necklace. 1 - Turquoise and coral
cuff bracelet. 1 - Turquoise and
coral ring. 2 - Turquoise and coral
earrings. (Very Good).
800 - 2,000
1264 - SILVER AND TURQUOISE

SQUASH BLOSSOM NECKLACE.
23” Long. This 23” long necklace
has 15 polished turquoise stones,
each set in a silver bezel with
fine rope detail and petals,
all of which are attached to a
double strand of silver beads.
On the bottom, 7 of the stones
are set in a traditional squash
blossom configuration, while the
remaining 8 stones each have
a silver blossom pointing to the LOT - 1266
sides. (Very Good - Excellent).
600 - 1,200
1265 - SQUASH BLOSSOM NECKLACE. 1266 - LOT OF 3: SIOUX GIRL’S NECKLACES.

25” Long. This is one of the heaviest squash blossom necklaces we have Larger: 25”L. Lot consists of: A) Two hair pipe necklaces with harness
seen. 21 large, polished turquoise stones are mounted in bezels with leather spacers and brass beads. Length: 25”. B) One bear tooth Plains
fine rope detailing and 6 small silver spheres. 12 of the stones are necklace. Circa late 1800’s. (Very Good). 600 - 800
mounted on a double strand of silver beads and the remaining 9 are in
a traditional squash blossom inverted “U”, but the stones are so large
that it almost closes into a circle, plus one stone hanging in the middle.
There are no artist markings on the reverse. The heavy striations in all
of the stones add significant interest and impart a very elegant look to
a very substantial piece of jewelry. (Excellent). 600 - 1,200

LOT - 1267 LOT - 1268 LOT - 1269
LOT - 1271
1267 - LOT OF 2: ROBIN EGG TURQUOISE NECKLACE AND CUFF BRACELET.

Largest: 16” Long. This Lot of 2 consists of: 1 - Necklace, robin egg blue turquoise in unadorned bezel,
stylized woman’s face in silver, large link chain that measures 16” long. 1 - Wide cuff, silver bracelet
with robin egg blue turquoise, flanked by stylized woman’s face. (Excellent). 500 - 1,500
1268 - TURQUOISE ADORNED SILVER CHOKER.

5”L x 5”W. Fitting tightly to the neck, this silver choker is adorned with two horizontal rows of fine
turquoise beads. Hanging from the middle is a spectacular, solitary nugget of turquoise with numerous
striations, mounted in a silver bezel with fine rope detailing and crowned with drooping, beaded
feathers. (Excellent). 500 - 1,000
1269 - TURQUOISE SQUASH BLOSSOM NECKLACE.

25-1/2” Long. This 25-1/2” long necklace has 17 polished nuggets of turquoise, of varying sizes,
mounted in silver bezels and detailed with fine rope and scallops on a double strand of silver beads.
LOT - 1270 The lower 7 stones are in the traditional squash blossom, while the remaining 10 have individual silver
blossoms. (Very Good - Excellent). 500 - 2,000
1270 - SILVER NECKLACE WITH CORAL BLOSSOM.

18” Long. This 18” long, silver beaded necklace is adorned with a drop shaped amulet with a coral
adorned flower. (Very Good - Excellent). 500 - 1,500
1271 - LOT OF 2: SILVER CUFF BRACELETS.

Largest: 2-1/4”L x 3-1/4”W x 1-3/4”T. This Lot of 2 consists of: 1 - Navajo silver cuff bracelet with
one large turquoise stone with a plain bezel, adorned with fine, silver rope detailing, infinity symbols
and a feather. The reverse is stamped “NHMSS”, which stands for Navajo Hand Made Sterling Silver,
and a “WC” stamp. 1 - Large silver cuff bracelet, with 3 large turquoise stones, scalloped bezel with
rope detail. The reverse of the central stone has “ED” engraved into the silver. (Very Good - Excellent).
500 - 1,200

SEE WEBSITE FOR
ADDITIONAL PHOTOS
LOT - 1272 LOT - 1273 LOT - 1274
1272 - EARLY CARVED WOODEN TOBACCO CIGAR STORE INDIAN FIGURE.

67” x 17 - 1/2”. This female Indian statue has been attributed to the studio of Samuel Robb, circa 1885. It appears to be plaster over wood with
a matte finish to the paint. Showing some early amateur repaints and repairs. There is moderate soiling and some paint chipping to a few areas
but it has a great appearance overall. (Very Good). 10,000 - 18,000
1273 - CARVED BEAR COAT RACK AND UMBRELLA STAND.

19”L x 28”W x 85”T. A Black Forest style carved coat rack and umbrella stand with large bear at the base and two cubs climbing up the tree
trunk. The deep relief textures and subtle color palette the artist used are quite attractive. Some branch tips have a little damage. (Very Good).
3,000 - 5,000
1274 - CARVED BLACK FOREST BENCH.

22”L x 48”W x 42”T. The popular bear theme in Black Forest style furniture is on full display in this fantastic bench. The craftsman managed to
create a highly detailed piece without losing its rustic feel. (Very Good). 1,500 - 3,000

1275 - VICTORIAN SILVER EAGLE HEAD GARNET EYE
TOOTH CIGAR CUTTER.
9” L. Circa 1890, a lovely polished tooth cigar
cutter by George Adam Scheid. Sterling silver
eagle head with garnet eye and silver cutter
mechanism. Mechanics function properly. Silver
LOT - 1275 shows commensurate age tarnishing. Measures
approximately 6” from the tip of beak to the
edge of cutter. (Excellent). 2,000 - 4,000
LOT - 1276 LOT - 1277 LOT - 1278 LOT - 1279
1276 - LOT OF: 5 VICTORIAN ERA CANES. 1278 - WALLA WALLA PRISON CANE.
Largest: 38”L. Lot consists of: A) Standing Rock Sioux catlinite tipped Stylish copper tipped cane made of fantastic stacked longhorn pieces,
carved wooden cane with snake pursuing frog. B) Cane with a bust topped by a great nickel handle with abalone inlay. (Very Good).
of beautifully executed Victorian woman. C) Cane with carved antler 700 - 1,200
Indian chief with war bonnet. D) Cane with top featuring a perched
eagle. E) Cane with carved raptor head with ivory beak. All are early 1279 - LOT OF 2: VICTORIAN CANE GUN AND SWORD CANE.
1900’s. The longest is 38”, while the shortest is 34”. (Excellent). Larger: 36”L. Lot consists of: A) 36” Victorian gentleman’s sword
1,000 - 1,500 cane made of hardwood with sterling silver collar on carved green
horn grip. Applying pressure on silver collar exposes the twisted and
1277 - HORSEHAIR CANE. pointed four sided 13 -3/4” blade. Marked BROT PALAIS-ROYAL
Mint condition cane completely wrapped in geometrically hitched under grip. B) 35” cane gun made of steel tube with faux wood finish.
horsehair, finished by wooden handle labeled with store advertisement. Aluminum handle unscrews to reveal a .410 bore and firing pin that is
(Very Good). 800 - 1,200 hand cocked by pulling the top of the handle. Both are mechanically
sound. (Very Good). 600 - 800

1280 - EARLY WAR CLUB.
Terrific Eastern Woodlands ball club, circa 1830-1850, hand carved
showing great wood grain detail and patina. (Very Good).
2,500 - 4,500
1281 - SMALL IROQUOIS TOMAHAWK.

16”L. Circa 1850-1860, small and fancy style tomahawk attributed
LOT - 1280
to the Iroquois. Blade is engraved with the head and face of an
“Allentown” Indian wearing a liberty cap on one side; the other side
is engraved with a decorative plume. Blade edges are scalloped with
bowl filed to represent an acorn. Haft is round and decorated with
two silver diamonds and a band of silver tacks. Former Don Euing
collection. (Very Good). 1,500 - 2,500
1282 - EARLY SPIKE TOMAHAWK.

LOT - 1281 17 -1/2”L x 5 -1/2” blade. Circa early 1800’s, Eastern style with
crescent shaped blade with flamboyant curves and arrowhead spike.
Former Don Euing collection. (Excellent). 1,000 - 2,000
1283 - REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA SPIKE TOMAHAWK.

16 -1/2”. Circa 1770, with an early blacksmith-made blade. Sharp
convex cutting edge, straight spike, and two straps forged to the head
hold it in place by rivets. Former Don Euing collection. (Excellent).
800 - 1,000
LOT - 1282 1284 - LOT OF (3): LAKOTA SIOUX PIPE BAG, ARMBANDS, MOCCASINS AND WAR
CLUB
Largest: 35” x 6”. Lot consists of: A) Circa 1900, sinew sewn Sioux
quilled, fringed, and beaded pipe bag measuring 35” long, with
a 6 -3/4” wide beaded panel. B) Circa 1885, fringed, sinew sewn
Sioux armbands on buckskin, measuring 8” x 4”. C) Circa 1870-1885,
rawhide wrapped stone war club measuring 30” in length.
(Very Good). 1,200 - 1,500
LOT - 1283 1285 - LOT OF 2: APACHE RAWHIDE FLOP HEAD WAR CLUBS.
Larger: 17”L. Circa late 1880’s, stone club ends on wood handles,
covered with rawhide and adorned with horse hair drops, one being
braided and painted blue. Handle of smaller one has incised triangles
painted in red and blue. Measuring 17” and 15” respectively.
(Very Good). 1,000 - 1,500
LOT - 1285
LOT - 1284

1286 - SIOUX
STRIKE-A-LIGHT POUCH.
5-1/2”L x 3-1/2”W.
Sinew sewn with
geometric pattern
executed in white
centered rose and dark
blue and white beads
on harness leather. Bag
is fringed with tin tinkler
cones. Circa 1880’s.
Former Marlen Krause
collection. (Very Good).
1,000 - 1,500
1287 - LOT OF 5:
MISCELLANEOUS PLAINS
INDIAN BEADWORK AND
SOUTHWEST BELTS.
Largest: 15-5/8”W x
18-5/8”T. Lot consists
of : A) Circa 1900’s
Beaded Sioux head
stall. B) Man’s shirt
with leggings. C) Two
Southwest belts with
sterling buckles. D)
Tortoise shell rattle.
E) Circa 1920’s Cree
gauntlets with dyed
moose hair designs.
(Very Good).
1,000 - 1,200
LOT - 1286 LOT - 1287
1288 - LOT OF 2: PLAINS
ARROWS AND SIOUX
MOCCASINS.
Arrows: 26”. Lot consists
of: A) Two Plains Indian
arrows with original iron
points and fletching,
circa 1880’s. Traces of
red and black paint on
the shafts with sinew
wrapped tips. B) Pair
of Eastern Sioux, sinew
sewn moccasins with
rawhide soles. Floral
beaded pattern, with
red trade cloth edges on
cuffs. (Good).
1,000 - 1,200
1289 - CROW LOOP

NECKLACE.
16”L x 10”W. Circa
1880’s, made of 12
strands of shells and
brass trade beads strung
on buckskin and harness
leather. Adorned with
brass tack decoration
and large clamshell discs
with brass show buttons
interspaced along
the edge. Solid and
displayable. (Excellent).
LOT - 1288 LOT - 1289
1,500 - 2,000

LOT - 1290 LOT - 1291 LOT - 1292
LOT - 1293
1290 - SIOUX CHILD’S DOLL CRADLE. 1292 - MAN’S PLAINS INDIAN BREASTPLATE.
12”L x 4”W. Circa 1880-1890, sinew sewn on buckskin, beaded 14-1/2”L x 10”W. Circa early 1900’s, made of bone hair pipes, brass
geometric patterns of white centered rose, pea green, dark blue, and beads, and ermine skins on harness leather. Constructed with two rows
yellow beads on a white field. Two brass hawk bells adorn the top. of hair pipes with brass bead at each tip, center spacer of harness
(Very Good). 1,000 - 1,500 leather with brass tacks, brass beads for top necktie, and the ermine
hide is attached at top of outside harness spacers. (Excellent).
1291 - PLAINS INDIAN BREASTPLATE. 800 - 1,200
16”L x 9”W. Circa 1890-1900, constructed with two rows of hair
pipes, harness leather, spacers on each side. Center section row of four 1293 - LOT OF 5: MINIATURE INDIAN CRADLEBOARDS.
brass beads, outside border of harness leather spacers have four brass Largest: 9-1/4” x 3-1/2”. Lot consists of: A) Ute cradleboard made
beads, one side is missing this row of beads. (Good). 800 - 1,500 of buffalo with sinew sewn beads executed in dark blue, light blue,
greasy yellow, and white centered rose beads with edge fringe.
B) Plateau cradleboard made of buckskin over wood frame, edge
SEE WEBSITE FOR beaded in green, sky blue, medium blue, and white centered rose
ADDITIONAL PHOTOS beads. C) Plateau cradleboard with stunning background beading
of dark blue, light blue, greasy yellow, and red accented with blue
trade cloth on the opening. D) Kiowa cradleboard with external wood
frame adorned with tiny tacks. Buckskin construction with light blue and
pink beads. E) Apache cradleboard of buckskin construction rubbed
with yellow ochre pigment and finished with white, black, green, and
turquoise beads. (Very Good). 1,500 - 2,000

LOT - 1295
LOT - 1294
1294 - NAVAJO THIRD PHASE CHIEFS
PATTERN BLANKET.
70”L x 51”W. Circa 1900,
weaving is in excellent condition
with no holes, stains, fading,
or repairs. Made with a soft,
homespun wool with analine dyed
red and natural brown colors
in a very attractive pattern.
(Excellent). 1,500 - 2,000
1295 - BLACKFEET PAINTED ELK HIDE

ROBE.
Framed: 98 - 1/2” x 80”. Circa
1930s to 1940s. Attributed
to “Wades in the Water”
(1871-1947), a notable
Blackfoot Indian chieftain and
tribal council leader. Throughout
his life on the Blackfeet Indian
Reservation, “Wades in the LOT - 1296 LOT - 1297 LOT - 1298
Water” maintained an active
1297 - APACHE INDIAN FEMALE DOLL.
interest in the old Blackfeet ceremonies. This painted elk hide 15”L x 5-1/2”W. Circa 1890-1900, female buckskin doll with fringed and
robe is similar to other Blackfeet robes painted by “Wades beaded dress rubbed in yellow ochre pigment. Dress is decorated with tin
in the Water” that were displayed at Glacier National Park, cone tinklers and beaded geometric stripes front and back. Her “cactus kicker”
Montana, in the 1930’s through the 1940’s. Painted red, black, high-top moccasins are also finished with beaded stripes. (Very Good).
and yellow human and horse figures depict Blackfeet war 1,500 - 2,500
exploits against the Crow. Housed in a large display frame
behind plexiglass. (Excellent). 1,500 - 3,000 1298 - SIOUX INDIAN BUCKSKIN DOLL HOLDING PIPE.
12”L. Circa late 1800’s-early 1900’s, Plains male fringed buckskin doll with
1296 - NORTHERN PLAINS PAINTED DRUM & TWO SOUTHERN PLAIN beaded strips on shirt. Doll has beaded leggings and moccasins with horsehair
RATTLES. braids and red cloth ties. Under one arm, the doll holds a pipe in a buckskin
Largest: 14”Dia. x 4”W. Lot consists of: A) Plains drum circa case. (Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000
1880-1890, stretched hide covers over wood frame. Painted
on both sides with one side featuring with three large blue and 1299 - LOT OF 3: SOUTHERN PLAINS INDIAN BUCKSKIN DOLLS.
red eagles surrounded by ten smaller blue eagles. Reverse Largest: 14”. Circa late 1800’s-early 1900’s, three Plains Indian buckskin dolls.
side has thin, layered rawhide circular pattern painted green, Two male dolls and one female doll. All dolls with horsehair, beaded eyes and
blue, and red. Included is 13” painted and carved drumstick. mouth, and beaded moccasins. The female doll in a fringed buckskin dress
B) Two Southern Plains rattles, one Kiowa, one Arapaho. with a beaded yoke is painted yellow, and has a beaded necklace, dentalium
(Excellent). 1,000 - 1,500 earrings, a leather tacked belt, and beaded leggings. Dolls measure 14”, 12”,
and 9-1/2”. (Excellent). 1,000 - 1,500
1300 - CHEYENNE MALE BUCKSKIN DOLL.
11”L x 3-1/2”W. Circa 1890, Indian
tanned buckskin doll wearing a fringed
shirt and leggings. Beaded eyes, mouth,
and choker of clear white and black
beads. Shirt yoke is painted with a red
“V” with green dots along edge. Braided
human hair adorns the head. The moccasins
and leggings are plain. (Very Good).
1,000 - 1,500
LOT - 1299 LOT - 1300
LOT - 1301 LOT - 1302

1301 - LOT OF 6: NATIVE AMERICAN BEADWORK DOLLS.
Largest: 12”T x 6”W. Lot consists of: A) Circa 1880’s Sioux doll with
buckskin dress, quilled high top leggings, and human hair braids. Dress
is finished with light blue, white centered rose, and dark blue beads.
B) Circa 1910, Sioux man’s doll made of buckskin. Doll is wearing a
beaded and fringed shirt and is carrying beaded quiver on his back.
C) Circa 1920’s Skookum Indian doll carrying a baby cradle on her
back. D) Circa 1885-1890, Sioux female doll with human hair braids
wearing fringed and beaded buckskin dress, fully beaded high top
moccasins, and a beaded choker necklace. E) Circa 1890-1900,
Sioux female muslin doll with horse hair braids and fringed buckskin
dress finished with bands of greasy yellow, white centered rose, and
light blue beads. F) Circa 1940’s Plains buckskin doll with human
hair braids. She is wearing blue cloth stylized elk tooth dress and a
segmented beaded hair pipe necklace. (Very Good). 1,500 - 2,000
LOT - 1303
1302 - PLATEAU INDIAN FEMALE CLOTH DOLL.
7”L x 4-1/2”W. Circa 1885-1900 female doll made of Indian tanned hide, cloth, yarn, glass beads and painted face details with pigments. Blue
bias tape belt and band along bottom of red paisley patterned dress. Doll is wearing buckskin moccasins with tops light blue and transparent
yellow beaded tops. (Very Good). 800 - 1,000
1303 - LOT OF 3: PLAINS INDIAN MINIATURES.

Largest: 8-1/2”L. Lot consists of: A) Circa late 1800’s Sioux fully beaded hide miniature holster, light blue background with chevron design in red,
yellow, and dark blue; fully beaded flap with light blue field, red diamonds, edge beaded in dark blue; fringed side and bottom. Length: 5”. B)
Late 1800’s to early 1900’s, Kiowa cloth doll with wood cradleboard. Doll has yarn hair and cloth dress with a fully beaded u-shaped pouch.
Cradleboard with wood slats and fully beaded buckskin cover. Doll: 4 -1/2”, Cradle: 5 -1/2”. C) Circa 1880’s, Southern Cheyenne Indian tanned
hide beaded toy bow case and quiver with five arrows and re-curved bow with sinew string. Strap has red trade cloth squares, edge beaded in
white. Bow case and quiver is yellow ochre stained overall. Quiver: 5”, bow case: 8 -1.2”, Bow: 8 -1/2”, Arrows: 5”. (Excellent). 1,500 - 2,500

LOT - 1304
1304 - STAGECOACH.
100” x 80” x 14’. This stagecoach is a custom made replica of the famous Concord Stagecoaches built from 1830-1900 in Concord, New
Hampshire. The coaches were famous for their innovative suspension system of leather straps which offered a smooth rocking motion rather than
the jarring from metal springs. Their biggest customer was Wells Fargo and the stagecoach remains in their logo to this day. This replica was built
in Fortuna, Missouri by Latham Coachworks. It features an all leather interior and leather shades. The wheels have hard rubber to offer a smooth
ride. The coach is ready to hitch and can be used for parades, special events and other venues. It measures 100” tall, 80” wide and is 14’ in
length. (Excellent). 30,000 - 40,000

LOT - 1305
1305 - WM. C. FAUBER FULL SIZE SWELL BACK CUTTER SLEIGH.

37-1/2”L x 75”W x 43-1/2”T. Nicely restored in burgundy with
pinstriping throughout and adorned with painted clusters of flowers
and fruits, originally done by decoupage. Accompanied by two posters
detailing the history of the piece, mentioning that the sleigh was
restored in 1987 and previously on loan to the Berks County Heritage
center by Christine Knappenberger. Circa 1890, manufactured by
Wm. C. Fauber of Lebanon, PA. A very nice condition piece. (Restored).
10,000 - 15,000

LOT - 1306
1306 - CROCKETT PARADE SPURS. LOT - 1307 LOT - 1308

Well marked showy silver mounted parade
spurs with finely engraved full overlay and
dazzling clover leaf rowels. (Very Good).
600 - 900
1307 - WALLA WALLA PRISON MADE HITCHED

HORSEHAIR BRIDLE.
Circa 1910-1920, this bridle is made in an
unusual light golden color. Fine geometric
pattern hitched horsehair with pink, dark
red, orange, blue/green, and black. Bridle
retains it’s original Buermann “kising bird”
bit, romel reins, celluloid rings, mutiple
tassels, both polychrome and natural brown
with glass rosettes to the side. From the Ray
Bentley Collection. (Very Good).
1,500 - 2,000
1308 - DEER LODGE MONTANA PRISON MADE

BRIDLE.
Circa 1920’s, a finely executed hitched
horsehair bridle from Deer Lodge Montana
State Prison. Geometric pattern executed
in pink, blue, reds, green, brown, and
orange on a black background. Horsehair
covered glass English pointer dog rosettes,
12 natural and orange and black tassels.
Retains original bit and rein chains. From
the Ray Bentley Collection. (Very Good).
1,500 - 2,000 LOT - 1309 LOT - 1310
1309 - RAWLINS WYOMING PRISON MADE BRIDLE.

Circa 1920’s, very well executed in five
1310 - STUNNING 1/2 SCALE MARIO HANEL SAMPLE SADDLE.
colors with eight red, white, and black
11”W x 20”T. Hard to find and custom made, this California half seat saddle is ready to
tassels, characteristic partial braided
display and is an exact copy of it’s full size brethren. High cantle with 6-1/2” tapederos. Seat
leather, high dome glass horse rosettes, split
is 7”, and condition is very good. From the Ray Bentley Collection. (Very Good). 3,000 - 5,000
reins and original iron Buermann style bit.
From the Ray Bentley Collection.
(Very Good). 1,500 - 2,000

LOT - 1311 LOT - 1312
1311 - MAIN AND WINCHESTER SEE WEBSITE FOR

POMMEL BAGS. ADDITIONAL PHOTOS
Highly collected pair of light
colored pommel bags with finely
tooled flaps, single action holster
and finished off by the Holy Grail
of maker marks. (Very Good).
2,500 - 3,500
1312 - WHITE ANGORA CHAPS.

Super clean pair of unmarked
sought after white chaps with
bright curly hair, and wide basket
stamped belt, showing nearly
unused condition. (Very Good).
1,800 - 2,500
1313 - MAIN AND WINCHESTER SLIM

JIM AND MONEY BELT.
Highly desired early flower
tooled 7-1/2” shaped slim Jim LOT - 1313
single loop holster for a Colt
single action, completed by its
wide 45 caliber money belt.
Both nicely maker’s marked and
displaying a rich russet color.
(Very Good). 6,000 - 8,000

LOT - 1314 LOT - 1315
LOT - 1316
1314 - EARLY SLICK FORK SADDLE AND STAND.

Striking early saddle, unusually small with a 13-1/2” seat, Sam
Stagg rigged slick fork front end, nice apple horn, radical 4”
tall cantle, and covered stirrups. Fully stamped with a unique
pattern, showing gorgeous light color and original saddle
strings. Completed by a very attractive period saddle stand.
(Very Good). 1,500 - 2,000
1315 - HAMLEY RIDING SKIRT.

Great looking all leather skirt with nice size, decorative pockets
and fringe, light rich color and from a highly collected maker.
(Very Good). 1,000 - 1,500
1316 - EARLY MEXICAN SOMBRERO WITH UNUSUAL COLOR. LOT - 1317

20-1/2”. Circa 1900-1910, this stunning sombrero displays an
unusual dusty purple-gray color. 9” crown, 6” brim, and gold
bullion thread vine pattern adornments. Leather sweatband
maker-stamped Gran Sombrreria /Tardan. Includes braided
natural horsehair hatband with ornate sterling silver cut-out
rooster buckle. From the Ray Bentley Collection. (Very Good).
1,000 - 1,500
LOT - 1318
1317 - GRAN PREMIO PRESENTATION MEXICAN SOMBRERO.
18-3/4”W. Circa 1920’s, stunning presentation sombrero made 1318 - FANCY ROPING SADDLE.
by Tardan of Mexico City. Hat is heavily adorned with gold 28”L x 24”W x 56-1/2”T. This ornate saddle has sharp floral tooling, silver
brocade and bullion thread with the initials of the owner who diamond shaped accents throughout, and the saddle horn has an engraved
ordered it on the RH side of the crown. From the Ray Bentley silver plaque that reads “M.A.B.”. Also included are several pieces of horse
Collection. (Very Good). 1,000 - 1,500 tack. The saddle does not include a stand. (Very Good). 2,000 - 5,000

LOT - 1319 LOT - 1320
1319 - LOT OF 3: NATIVE AMERICAN THEMED

LUMINAIRE & OFFERING BOWL SET.
Largest: 6”L x 6”W x 17”T. Lot consists of:
2 - Spelter luminaires, painted gold with some
paint loss. Each side depicts a Native American
portrait below a cutout background cliff side
scene in front of finely grooved reverse painted
glass. 1 - Offering Bowl. Spelter base, tin bowl.
Painted gold with some areas of paint loss.
9-1/2”L x 14-1/2”W x 10”T. (Good).
700 - 2,000
1320 - RARE BUFFALO BILL SILK WITH FULL COLOR

IMAGE.
Framed: 18 -1/4” x 18 -1/4”. We have seen
a couple of similar silk handkerchiefs done in
this style, but not this exact example. They were
very fragile and obviously few have survived.
The silk screen image of Buffalo Bill measures
LOT - 1321
11” x 7”. Some red had bled into the white
background. Two seams are done in white silk
with Indian symbols. There are no visible holes
or tears. Measures 17-1/2” square. Framed in
a cheap metal frame simply for preservation. A
beautiful piece rarely seen from the turn of the
century. (Very Good). 700 - 1,000
1321 - EARLY LITHOGRAPH OF THE ANTAMOK GOLD

MINE.
1-1/4”L x 41-3/4”W x 28-1/2”T. This
lithograph on paper depicts a photograph from
Antamok Gold Mine in the Philippines which the
Benguet Corporation opened in 1903. Behind
glass in a wood frame with cardboard backing.
Frame shows some wear. (Good - Very Good).
500 - 1,500
1322 - LAKOTA SIOUX OIL PAINTING.

46” W x 32” H. Showing a Native American
man in a canoe with one arm in the air. Signed
Ce Ska Hayes and titled “Hinhanna Cekiyapi.”
Housed in a wood frame. The painting itself
shows some age. (Very Good). 400 - 800
LOT - 1322

LOT - 1323
LOT - 1324
LOT - 1325 LOT - 1326 LOT - 1327
1323 - VINTAGE PALOMINO HORSE PAINTING. 1326 - SCARCE 101 RANCH REAL WILD WEST SILK.
1/4”L x 36”W x 30”T. Lovely vintage painting of a Palomino horse 26” x 26”. Measures 23x23. This rare silk features Indian blanket type
profile with a mountain backdrop. Horse is wearing a California style border with vignettes of cowboys, buffalo, Indians, oxen, and is entitled
western saddle with silver bit, studded bridle and reins. Painting is 101 Real Wild West. Image of the owners of the ranch, Colonel Zack
acrylic on wood and signed by the artist, John Garth in 1948. There is T. Miller and Jack Hoxie, are featured in the center. This is a muted
some slight damage in the lower corners. (Very Good). 400 - 800 four color scarf or handkerchief in near mint condition with a couple of
minor age spots barely worth mentioning. Unusual, never seen souvenir.
1324 - OIL PAINTING OF CHIEF SHOT-IN-THE-EYE, LITTLE BIGHORN BATTLE (Near Mint). 400 - 600
SURVIVOR.
32 -1/2” x 38”. Large, framed oil painting of Chief Shot-in-the-Eye, 1327 - COLONEL W.F. CODY LARGE TOBACCO SILK IN MULTICOLOR.
rendered off of a Rinehart 1899 image of the famous chief. Shot- Framed: 13 -1/4” x 11 -1/4”. This is the type of silk screen silk that
in-the-Eye was an Oglala Sioux who fought in the Battle of the Little was offered in tobacco packages in the late 1800’s, most notably
Bighorn in 1876. During the battle he was wounded resulting in the loss the Allen & Gitner. This is in beautiful condition with brilliant colors, no
of his left eye. (Excellent). 600 - 800 fading or tears. Mounted on a cabinet style back with a period frame.
Needs re-backing. (Excellent). 400 - 600
1325 - WOODEN KACHINA SCULPTURE.
5”L x 14”W x 30”T. Kachina figures were the embodiment of a variety
of aspects of the spiritual and natural world. The painted wood on this
one is reminiscent of Hopi figures. The only thing we can say for sure is
that it is female but the stylized halo around the head is often tied to
the Sun. (Very Good). 500 - 1,000

SEE WEBSITE FOR LOT - 1328
ADDITIONAL PHOTOS
LOT - 1329
LOT - 1330
LOT - 1331
1328 - (A) LOT OF 6: POWDER HORNS AND PLAINS RIFLE. 1330 - LOT OF 3: EARLY FRONTIER KNIVES.
Gun: 51”L. Lot consists of: A) Five miscellaneous powder horns of Largest: 11-1/2”L. Lot consists of: Three early handmade frontier
various sizes and condition. Largest, 11-1/2”L. B) Percussion half stock knives. Two have handles fashioned of wood, one is made of antler.
plains rifle approximately .48 cal. Cracked at the wrist with an old Two blades show evidence of being recycled files or rasps. Collection
repair. 51”L. From the Collection of Gary Johnson. (Good). 400 - 600 tag reads that one was collected from the Last Chance Store along the
Santa Fe Trail in Council Grove, Kansas. Knives measure 11 -1/2”, 10”,
1329 - SCHEFFIELD BOWIE KNIFE. and 7 -1/2” in total length. The smallest knife has loose blade. (Good).
Nicely presenting stag handled bowie knife with long 8” clip point 400 - 600
blade marked “Wade & Butcher” and “XCD”, with well fitting nickel
trimmed leather sheath, and accompanying 32 caliber cartridge belt. 1331 - (A) INDIAN USED REMINGTON RIFLE.
(Very Good). 700 - 1,000 48”L. SN NSN. Remington rolling block .45-70 cal. military full-stock
with rolling block mechanism. Classic Indian used rifle showing great
patina, age, and pommel wear commensurate with hard frontier use,
and being carried across a saddle. Multiple Indian society marks to
include three different styles of crosses, some stippled, some carved on
the butt and wrist. Bore is dark and rifle is in relic condition. (Good).
1,500 - 2,500

LOT - 1332 LOT - 1333
LOT - 1334 LOT - 1335
LOT - 1336
1332 - MOVIE PROP 1860 COLT BREVETTE REVOLVER. 1335 - LOT OF 2: SILVER CUFF BRACELETS.
Interesting 1860 Army Colt copy revolver with 3300 range serial 2-1/4”L x 2-3/4”W x 1”T. This Lot of 2 consists of: 1 - This silver cuff
number, having a great overall appearance with dark patinaed metal bracelet has 3 polished turquoise stones, set in silver bezels with rope
and brass, nicely fitting walnut grips, and US marking on the side of details and feathers. The reverse is stamped “NHMSS”. 1 - A Navajo,
the frame. Along with a Frontier style studded holster. (Very Good). Gilbert Adeky silver cuff bracelet with 2 turquoise stones mounted with
600 - 1,000 saw tooth bezels that are flanked by coral stones and silver feathers.
The reverse is stamped “G. ADEKY / STERLING”. (Excellent). 400 - 800
1333 - US OFFICERS ITEMS.
3-3/4”T x 8-1/4” x 4-1/2”. Collection of Indian Wars period items, in 1336 - LOT OF 3: SILVER CUFF BRACELETS.
2 minty Ridabock and Co. NY Japaned tin cases, a 1872 belt, plate, Largest: 2-1/4”L x 3”W x 1-1/2”T. Lot consists of: 1 - Navajo silver
sword hanger and knot, with later gold bullion knots. From prominent cuff bracelet with seven rectangular turquoise stones mounted in saw
collection, and in fine condition. (Very Good). 600 - 1,000 tooth bezels. The reverse is engraved with the Justin Morris hallmark.
1 - Triple flower turquoise cuff bracelet, silver, 11-stones set in saw
1334 - LOT OF 2: SILVER & TURQUOISE CUFF BRACELETS. tooth bezels make up each “flower” arrangement, 33 stones in total.
2-1/4”L x 2-1/2”W x 2”T. This Lot of 2 consists of: 1 - Silver cuff No artist hallmarks on reverse. 1 - Silver cuff bracelet with three rows
bracelet with 3 polished stones of turquoise. Beautiful design. 1 - Silver of polished turquoise that add up to 38 stones set in saw tooth bezels.
cuff bracelet with 8 polished turquoise stones surrounding a central The reverse is simply stamped “STERLING”. (Very Good - Excellent).
square stone. Cuff has nice rope and other detailing. (Excellent). 400 - 800
400 - 800

LOT - 1337 LOT - 1338 LOT - 1339
LOT - 1340 LOT - 1341
1337 - LOT OF 3: SILVER JEWELRY.

Largest: 1-3/4”L x 2-1/4”W x 1-3/4”T. Lot consists of: 1 - Silver, wide cuff bracelet with inlaid Native
American patterns with turquoise and coral. Unknown pictograph hallmark on reverse. 1 - Silver ring, one
turquoise stone and one coral stone set in saw tooth bezels. Hallmark on reverse is an engraved “V” with
a bar underneath. 1 - Silver cuff bracelet. Low relief Southwestern motif. Reverse is stamped with Floyd
Becenti Jr.’s 1st hallmark. (Very Good - Excellent). 400 - 800
1338 - LOT OF 2: GOLD QUARTZ NUGGET PINS.

Both pins are in excellent condition. The pin with the larger nugget has a small diamond and does not test for
gold but it does test for diamond. The smaller nugget tests for gold and weighs 2.2 DWT. (Excellent).
400 - 800
1339 - 14K GOLD QUARTZ FAN STICK PIN.

This beautiful 14k gold pin has four quartz panels in the fan shape. 2.4 DWT. (Excellent). 400 - 800
1340 - 14K GOLD QUARTZ PIN.

Beautiful 14k gold pin has four black and white gold quartz panels forming a circle and set in an intricate
design. 4.6 DWT. (Excellent). 400 - 800
1341 - 14K GOLD QUARTZ BATTLE AX PIN.

This pin has a beautiful design of four panels of gold quartz set to form the ax head and handle. 4.5 DWT.
(Excellent). 400 - 800
1342 - 14K GOLD QUARTZ PIN.

This nice 14k gold stick pin has a twisted shaft and small square gold quartz panel. 2.0 DWT. (Excellent).
400 - 800
LOT - 1342

1343 - 22K GOLD NUGGET BRACELET.
This nice, detailed bracelet is in
excellent condition. Initialed “CG”
on the back of the clasp. Made
of 22+k gold, and weighs 10.4
DWT. (Excellent). 400 - 800
LOT - 1343
1344 - 18K GOLD CHAIN WITH GOLD

QUARTZ CHARM & NUGGETS.
Bracelet is marked “18k Made In
Carson Mendham”. Weighs 11.4
DWT. (Excellent). 400 - 800
LOT - 1344
1345 - LOT OF 2: NATIONAL BREWING

CO. SAN FRANCISCO.
Largest: 1-1/4”L x 22”W x
18”T. Lot consists of 1- C. 1900
illustration by H.W. Hanson
depicting cowboys roping a
bear promoting this widely
collected product. Paper litho
under glass presented in a period
oak frame. It doesn’t get much
better than Hanson, western beer,
and cowboys. Excellent original
condition.; 1- C. 1900 illustration
LOT - 1345 by H.W. Hanson depicting
pioneer miners in the Sierras
promoting this widely collected
product. Paper litho under glass
presented in a period oak frame.
A Hanson illustration with Sierra
miners promoting a San Francisco
beer. Excellent original condition.
(Very Good). 600 - 1,200
1346 - CIBILS FLUID BEEF EXTRACT

WESTERN ADVERTISING SCULPTURE.
Framed: 25 - 3/4” x 39 - 3/4”
x 12”. Three dimensional plaster
advertisement for Cibils Fluid
Beef Xtract, E.D. Lowe, Boston.
Reads “Rio De La Plata Valley”
along the top right and shows
a man on horseback attempting
to catch a bull. With some wear
throughout, housed in a wood
frame. (Good). 500 - 2,000
LOT - 1346

1347 - ORNATE OAK DISPLAY SHOWCASE.
45” x 51-1/2” x 19-1/2”. Lighted floor model cabinet with a rich velvet interior. The
wood is decoratively carved with scrolling accents of vines, leaves, and bunches of
grapes. The legs have wheels attached for ease of movement and display. Wood is
in very nice condition with little wear and a nice finish throughout. Glass on all sides
is beveled and free from cracks with the mirror on the back side being in excellent
condition as well. From the Collection of Gary Johnson. (Excellent). 500 - 1,500
LOT - 1347 LOT - 1348
LOT - 1350
1348 - EXCELSIOR SHOW CASE WORKS LIGHTED DISPLAY CASE ON STAND.

A nice curved front, single tower, wood and glass display showcase with an H.C. Wills &
Co. layout lining the interior. The case rests on top of a separate four-legged stand. The
case opens from the rear with two mirrored doors. Front manufacturer’s plaque reads
“Excelsior Show Case Works Quincy - ILL. Branches St. Louis & Chicago.” The wood of
the case shows some wear to the finish with all glass intact and free from cracks. From
the Collection of Gary Johnson. (Very Good). 500 - 2,000
LOT - 1349
1349 - EXCELSIOR SHOW CASE WORKS LIGHTED DISPLAY CASE AND STAND.
A nice curved front, single tower, wood and glass display showcase with a woven
blanket lining the interior. The case rests on top of a separate four-legged stand. The
case opens from the rear with two mirrored doors. Front manufacturer’s plaque reads
“Excelsior Show Case Works Quincy - ILL. Branches St. Louis & Chicago.” The wood
of the case shows very minor wear to the finish with all glass intact and free from
cracks. The front curved piece is a plexiglass replacement. From the Collection of Gary
Johnson. (Very Good). 500 - 2,000
1350 - LOT OF 2: STONE WAR CLUBS.

24”L. Lot consists of: Two Plains Indian stone headed war clubs with rawhide wrapped
handles. One is painted red overall. (Good). 500 - 700

LOT - 1352
LOT - 1353
LOT - 1351
LOT - 1354
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1351 - ANTIQUE TOTEM POLE. 1353 - LOT OF 2: BEADED CHEYENNE MOCCASINS.

38”T. Old Alaskan carved wooden totem pole section, showing great Larger: 11”L. Circa 1890’s and sinew sewn. Larger pair is 11” long,
old period paint, with old initials carved into the base, in very good and the smaller pair is 10”. (Very Good). 450 - 650
condition. (Very Good). 800 - 1,200
1354 - BANNOCK BEADED RIFLE SCABBARD.
1352 - SIOUX BEADED BELT. 35”L. Circa 1920’s, buckskin construction with fringe. Beaded opening
3-3/4” x 34”. Circa 1900-1920’s beaded belt with attractive design and muzzle executed with large pony beads in white, light, and dark
that includes apple greens and cobalt blues. (Very Good). 500 - 800 blue designs. Opening end has a 12” dark blue trade cloth adornment
with two fringed and beaded ends. Fits a Winchester carbine.
(Excellent). 800 - 1,200

LOT - 1356A
LOT - 1355 LOT - 1356 LOT - 1357
1355 - PLAINS INDIAN HAIR ROACH.

7”L. Circa 1875-1885, made of porcupine guard hair,
cordedge and red dye. Very nice classic shape and
condition. Green collection. (Excellent). 300 - 500
1356 - NATIVE AMERICAN BOW AND ARROWS.

Bow: 55”L. Northern California bow and five arrows with
flaked flint and obsidian tips. Showing nice patina.
(Very Good). 800 - 1,200
1356A - CHEYENNE INDIAN MOCCASINS.

10-1/2”L. Circa 1880, sinew sewn on buffalo hide
moccasins. Classic Cheyenne beaded patterns executed in
greasy yellow, white centered reds, black, and periwinkle
blue on a white field. Moccasins are somewhat stiff overall
with rawhide soles are intact with no holes. (Good).
500 - 1,000
1357 - SIOUX BEADED MOCCASINS.

11”L x 4”W. Circa 1885, sinew sewn on buffalo hide.
Beadwork is executed in geometric patterns of pea green,
red, and dark blue against a white field. Cuffs are edged in
mustard colored muslin. (Very Good). 600 - 800
LOT - 1358
1358 - BEADED GAUNTLETS.
Appealing Plains Indian gauntlets, beaded on hide with an
interesting pattern of tiny seed beads that include pinks and
greasy yellows, and fringed cuffs. (Very Good). 600 - 800

LOT - 1359 LOT - 1360
LOT - 1362
LOT - 1361
1359 - IROQUOIS BEADED HAT (MOHAWK) 1850-1860.
11”L x 6 -1/4”W. Northeast beaded cloth glengarry cap. Circa mid
19th century. Partially beaded with foliate designs. (Very Good).
800 - 1,200
1360 - BEADED ABENAKI OR MICMAC CLOTH BAG.

5-1/2” x 5-1/2”. Circa 1880’s-1900, black cloth “U” shaped bag with
tri-lobed flap. Features central beaded design of flower with leaves
extending to sides. Beadwork is very artistically executed with fine,
small beads in white, pink, light green, white centered rose, and light
blue. Some period wear to the top edge. (Very Good). 600 - 1,000
1361 - LOT OF 6: PLATEAU AND NORTHERN PLAINS BEADWORK ITEMS.

Lot consists of: A) Circa 1890, pair of Plains moccasins measuring 10”
long by 3-1/2”wide. B) Circa 1890-1900, Nez Perce beaded pouch
with star. C) Circa 1880’s, miniature Sioux quilled and beaded knife
case. D) Circa 1920, pair of beaded Plateau gauntlets. E) Beaded
strip. F) Unknown beaded wood carved stick, possibly a pipe tamper.
From the Collection of Gary Johnson. (Very Good). 800 - 1,000
LOT - 1363
1362 - SIOUX INDIAN DOLL WITH VELVET DRESS.
10-1/4”L. Circa 1890, female doll with buckskin head, beaded eyes,
mouth, moccasins, and a necklace of rows of white beads and spacers 1363 - CROW STICK GAME SET.
simulating a woman’s hair pipe breastplate. Dark blue velvet dress 13”. Circa 1880’s, Plains Indian stick game of counting sticks wrapped
with spaced white beads across breast, finished with red ribbon on in cloth with attached tie. There are nine stick darts with one stick
sleeve ends and yellow and red tape ribbon across bottom. (Good). missing. Five sticks with traces of red pigment, four with remnants of
600 - 800 green pigment. Ends of sticks are fletched. (Very Good). 600 - 1,000

1364 - LOT OF 4: NATIVE AMERICAN ITEMS.
Largest: 24” Dia x 5”W. Lot consists of 1 - Sioux pemmican pounder measuring 12”
long and made from a rawhide covered stone; 1 - Apache slug shot club measuring
16” long and made from painted rawhide; 1 - large drum measuring 24” diameter
and 5” thick with beater. (Very Good). 600 - 1,000
1365 - CROW INDIAN BUCKSKIN DOLL WITH CLOTH DRESS.

13-1/2”T. Circa late 1800’s-early 1900’s, female buckskin doll with yarn hair and
beaded eyes, nose, mouth and cheeks. Earrings of looped strands of white, red,
and light blue beads. Red trade cloth dress with scattered decoration of white
beads across top and sleeves. Buckskin belt with metal discs attached. Buckskin
beaded leggings and moccasins. (Excellent). 600 - 800
LOT - 1364 LOT - 1365 LOT - 1366
LOT - 1368
1366 - CROW INDIAN FEMALE DOLL.

5-1/2”L x 3-1/2”W. Circa 1890-1900. Female cloth doll with Indian tanned
buckskin head, beaded eyes and mouth. Adorned with earrings of looped light
blue beads, necklace of dark blue and white beads on a dark blue and red cloth
dress with beaded moccasins. (Excellent). 600 - 800
1367 - LOT OF 3: PLAINS INDIAN MINIATURES.

Largest: 4-1/2”. Lot consists of: A) Pair of Plateau Indian tanned painted and
beaded moccasins, 4” long. B) Plains Indian painted drum 4-1/2” wide. C) Hidatsa
Indian tanned hide knife case with porcupine quills, glass beads, and tin cones,
LOT - 1367 4-1/2” x 1-1/2”. (Very Good). 600 - 900
1368 - LOT OF 2: NATIVE AMERICAN PORCELAIN ART PLATES.

13” Dia. A pair of nicely done early porcelain chargers, with Indian motifs, and
marked on back “Haynes”. (Excellent). 300 - 800

LOT - 1369 LOT - 1370
LOT - 1371 LOT - 1372

1369 - HISTORIC FRAMED BUFFALO BILL LETTER DISCUSSING CUSTER BATTLE 1371 - RARE ORIGINAL STUDIO OVERSIZED CABINET PHOTO OF THE ENTIRE
WEAPONS. BUFFALO BILL WILD WEST ENSEMBLE.
Framed: 15” x 13-1/2”. Very historic letter with great Custer related Framed: 17” x 14”. From the studio of Jas. E. Hunt came this stunning
content. Cody writes on letterhead from the Hoffman House, Madison 8-1/2” x 11” image on its original mount. Features over 100
Square, New York in his own hand: “June 16th E.I. Jones ---In reply to personalities dressed as those who performed in his Wild West Show to
yours of 12th... Will state that General Custers troops were armed include Buffalo Bill’s band, American soldiers, foreign soldiers, Indians,
with Springfield Carbines a single shooting gun not Winchester businessmen, Vaqueros, et all. Buffalo Bill is standing front and center
rifles...W.F. Cody.” As far as we can find, it is the only correspondence behind a small table. On the table is the silver coffee and tea service
that has Cody discussing the weapons used at the Battle of the Little set presented to him by a member of the British Royal Family. It is a
Bighorn.The letter is 8 -1/4” x 5” along with an original 4-1/2” x fantastic entourage especially when viewed with a magnifying glass.
8” engraving of Cody. Handsomely framed and matted to 15” x Condition is near mint, beautifully framed and matted. (Excellent).
13-1/2”. Ink is clear and sharp. From the Ray Bentley Collection. 900 - 1,400
(Excellent). 1,500 - 3,000
1372 - EARLY BUFFALO BILL CABINET CARD.
1370 - LOT OF 122: COLLECTION OF BUFFALO BILL WEEKLY MAGAZINES. 4-1/8”W x 6-3/8”T. Nice image of Buffalo Bill holding a Winchester
Each: 8-1/2” x 11”. Lot consists of: 122 Buffalo Bill Weekly Magazines 1873 deluxe rifle, showing great age, marked on back “Anderson
dated 1913 to 1916. Very attractive colored litho covers. From the NY”. Shows Buffalo Bill standing with one arm on his hip and a
Ray Bentley Collection. (Very Good). 1,000 - 1,200 rifle in the other. Front of photograph is marked “Hon. W. F. Cody.
Buffalo Bill’s Wild West”. Back of photograph is marked “Anderson
Photographer. 786 Broadway, cor. of 10th New York”. Photo is fixed to
a card showing edge wear. (Very Good). 500 - 800

LOT - 1373
1373 - 1881 DOC HOLLIDAY AND MORGAN EARP “PICNIC” TINTYPE PHOTOGRAPH.
Tintype: 3-1/2” x 5”. Eye appealing early tintype, showing Doc Holliday and Morgan Earp with family and a group of people, with good clarity
and uncommon large size. The upper right of the photograph’s back side is very faintly marked 4/24/81, which, if not added at a later date by
coincidence would give cause for the pictured gathering being as April 24th was Morgan Earp’s birthday. Accompanied by a stamped advertising
envelope marked “Erwin Baer Photographer Prescott, AZ” in which the photo was found and an early page of the Sacramento Weekly Bee
offering an account of the gunfight at O.K. Corral on October 26, 1881, the page itself dated three days later. Also included is a copy of
forensic facial analysis done by Kent Gibson in 2018. Facial recognition strongly supports the likelihood that the picture does indeed show
John Henry “Doc” Holliday, his common law wife Kate Horony, aka Big Nose Kate, and Morgan Earp. We believe Morgan’s wife, Louisa Earp,
is also in the image. Although not mentioned in the forensic report the likelihood that she is sitting behind her husband in the photograph is very
strong, given the identities of the other three people in the image. Other documented images of Louisa Earp, bear an almost exact resemblance
to the woman in question. This is likely the only group image that Doc Holliday ever sat for that has been authenticated. This is also most likely
one of his last photographs taken in adulthood before he
died in 1887. At this stage in his life he was beginning to
show the advanced stages of tuberculosis. Therefore, Doc
would look markedly different in this image from his few
documented younger photos. Doc’s tuberculosis started after
he graduated from dental school in his early 20’s. As he
progressed in age, until the end of his life at 36, his physical Louisa Earp
appearance changed drastically. He lost most of his hair,
became increasingly grey, gaunt and sallow in appearance,
and looks in this photograph nothing like his early images
of a robust dark and strong man. We believe the piece to Big Nose Kate
be authentic based on evidence provided by the consignor. Morgan Earp
(Very Good). 10,000 - 15,000 Doc Holliday

LOT - 1375
LOT - 1374
1374 - ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 1870’S LAND DEED LEDGER WITH
SIX TRANSACTIONS OF LAND TO JOHN COFFEE HAYS - 1ST CAPTAIN OF
THE TEXAS RANGERS.
12-1/2” x 8-1/2”. This book is entitled “Land on Broadway
Street and San Jose Avenue, City of Alameda, County of
Alameda, State of California” with a stamp by the agent.
There are two interesting facets: there are 12 one to three
page entries dealing with land purchases and sales by John
Coffee Hays and/or his wife, Susan. John Coffee Hays is best
remembered as the Captain of the Texas Rangers from 1836
to 1848. This put him in Texas, in charge of the Texas Rangers,
at the time of Texas independence, the Goliad Massacre, The
Battle of San Jacinto and the most remembered, the defeat
of the Alamo; all in 1836. He remained captain through the
Mexican-American War in which California was absorbed into
the United States as part of the treaty. He became an Indian
Agent in 1849 through the territories of New Mexico and
Arizona. Upon retiring he moved to California, where he spent
the last 20+ years of his lives. He married Susan Calvert in
1847 and between then, did a great deal of land trading in
the 1860’s and 1870’s. One of the more interesting aspects of
this book is the dispersion of the famous Rancho San Antonio;
16,000 acres rented to Luis Peralta, for his valiant service in
the Mexican Army, and the land was granted to him in 1820
by the last Spanish Governor of California. He eventually
divided this land between his four sons but problems resulted
when California became part of the United states after the
1848 war with Mexico; the sons continued to live there and a
large hacienda built by one of the sons in 1870 is still there. By
the time the last son died, they had lost all but 23 acres of the
original land grant. You can still visit the hacienda today. There
is legal paperwork at the beginning of this book which details
the dispersment of this land, beginning in 1820 to the 1874
court challenge United States of America to Antonio Peralta by LOT - 1376 LOT - 1377
President U.S. Grant recorded September 15th, 1874. Nine
pages to tracing the various court cases detailing the United States raping of the Rancho San Antonio. This is some interesting book dealing with
the early post-Mexican-American War land deals. If you are interested in California history, you will love this book as this history unfolds before
you in a contemporary to the time perspective. (Good - Very Good). 400 - 800
1375 - BUERMAN ENGRAVED SPURS.

Mint condition large Star Steel Silver spurs, nicely maker marked, detail engraved leaves on tapered heel bands, and showing long chap guard
shanks with multi-point rowels. (Very Good). 350 - 550
1376 - LOT OF 4: EQUESTRIAN ITEMS.

Lot consists of various riding equipment including 1 -Bridle with silver mounted spade bit.; 1 - vintage cinch; 1 - Deerlodge prison style horsehair
martingale with interesting Indian glass rosette; 1 - South American leather and rawhide braided quirt. From the Ray Bentley Collection.
(Good - Very Good). 300 - 600
1377 - DEER LODGE PRISON MADE HORSEHAIR BRIDLE.

Circa 1920’s, very finely executed in blue, purple, black and pink with an uncommon green primary background color. Split reins with orange
stripes and hitched horsehair covered glass rosettes. From the Ray Bentley Collection. (Very Good). 1,500 - 2,000

LOT - 1378 LOT - 1379 LOT - 1380
1378 - ANTIQUE DEER LODGE PRISON HITCHED HORSEHAIR BRIDLE.

Circa 1920’s, unusual orange primary color with natural and black
geometric details highlight this quality prison made bridle. Retains
orange and black horsehair covered glass rosettes to the sides with
port bit. From the Ray Bentley Collection. (Excellent). 1,200 - 1,500
1379 - ANTIQUE YUMA PRISON MADE BRIDLE.

Circa 1920’s, with superbly executed needle knot rosettes and knotted
tassels. Stunning unusual palette of colors: pea green, orange, red
brown, dark brown, burgundy, black, with tri-color tassels. Retains
original silver inlaid Mexican bit. From the Ray Bentley Collection.
(Excellent). 1,200 - 1,500
1380 - PRISON MADE HORSE HAIR BRIDLE.

Circa 1920’s, beautifully executed Deer Lodge bridle with glass
rosettes covered in hitched horsehair. Colors include, black, graduated
red to pink, turquoise and yellow with multi-colored tassels. Retains
original kissing bird style half breed bit. From the Ray Bentley
Collection. (Excellent). 1,000 - 1,500
1381 - RAWLINS PRISON HORSEHAIR BRIDLE.

Circa 1920’s, impressively executed hitched horsehair and braided
kangaroo Wyoming prison bridle with geometric diamond patterns on
a black background. Colors include: orange, purple, pink, green, red,
and brown with cream and pink tassels. Nickel and glass rosettes on
the browband feature inset antlered stags. Nickel and glass saddle
and horseshoe rosettes on the noseband, celluloid ring, with original
prison made silver inlaid bit with arrow design. (Excellent). 800 - 1,500
1382 - QUALEY MARKED VISALIA BIT.

Interesting Monel maker marked Visalia Humane pattern port mouth
bit, exhibiting large scalloped conchos, nickel rein chains, and desirably
marked with the Qualey Bro’s brand inside the cheek. LOT - 1381 LOT - 1382
(Very Good). 300 - 600

LOT - 1385
LOT - 1386
LOT - 1383 LOT - 1384
1383 - RAWHIDE BRAIDED BRIDLE AND SNAKE BIT.

Beautifully braided vintage two-tone rawhide bridle with multiple decorative knots and
horsehair tufts, with long romel reins, all focusing on a large silver inlaid figural snake
bit, with half breed style mouthpiece and Vogt maker’s mark. Accompanied by a pair of
matching nicely made braided hobbles. (Very Good). 800 - 1,200
1384 - SILVER MOUNTED MARTINGALE.

Attractive martingale made to go with a show saddle, with ferruled tops, and chest plate
covered in three dimensional graduated flower petal conchos. Showing good condition,
with wear and age. (Very Good). 300 - 600
LOT - 1387
1385 - EARLY IRON RING BIT.
Exceptional early ring bit, made with an unusually heavy design, tall half breed
mouthpiece and original ring. (Very Good). 250 - 450
1386 - PAIR OF U.S. MILITARY 1859 BITS.

Two clean 1859 bits, 1.) marked C&W, having crisp brass medallions and a rare
exaggerated tall port mouthpiece. 2.) marked W&Co., showing nicely patinaed
medallions, and standard port mouth. (Very Good). 250 - 450
1387 - PAIR OF U.S. MILITARY SHOEMAKER BITS.

Two untouched and nicely original “S” shank bits with brass “US” buttons and intact lip
bars. (Very Good). 250 - 450
1388 - EL GATO EAGLE STIRRUPS.

An eye catching pair of figural cut-out iron stirrups with beautifully engraved silver
standing eagles. (Very Good). 800 - 1,200
LOT - 1388

LOT - 1389 LOT - 1390 LOT - 1391
1389 - QUALEY BRO’S BIT.

Highly desired iron globe bit with nicely engraved
silver cheeks and classic flattened port mouthpiece.
(Very Good). 800 - 1,400
1390 - WHITMAN CONFEDERATE BIT.

Extra clean Confederate iron bit with full nickel finish,
exhibiting great condition, rings and port mouthpiece.
(Very Good). 400 - 700
1391 - 1925 TOM MIX WORLD SERIES RODEO CHAMPION

LEATHER BRONC BELT WITH LARGE SILVER AWARD PLAQUE.
12-1/2” Dia. (Belted). Tom Mix was known as the
“King of the Cowboys”. He appeared in over 160
motion pictures between 1909 and 1935; performed
rodeo stunts with Sells Floto Circus between 1929 and
1931; Ralston Purina sponsored the Tom Mix Radio
Show beginning in 1933. He is mostly known to today’s
younger generation as a pall bearer at the funeral
of Wyatt Earp. Besides being a movie star, he was LOT - 1392
always a top hand around horses. Rodeos featured a
comeback in 1922 when Tex Austin created Madison 1392 - LOT OF 12: WESTERN HOLSTERS AND CARTRIDGE BELT AND F.A. MEANEA COWBOY CUFFS.
Square Garden Rodeo in 1922; it immediately Various. Lot consists of: A) Variety of various holsters and belt combos in classic western
became the premier event. This Bronc Busting belt styles and patterns. Circa 1900-1940. B) F.A. MEANEA CHEYENNE marked leather
was awarded to Tom Mix, which features a silver cowboy wrist cuffs (6-1/2” x 4-1/4”). From the Ray Bentley Collection. (Very Good).
oval 4” x 5-1/2” plaque that is engraved “WORLDS 1,000 - 1,200
CHAMPION BEST ALL AROUND COWBOY TOM MIX
WORLD SERIES RODEO 1925 MADISON SQUARE 1393 - R.T. FRAZIER MONEY BELT AND DOUBLE HOLSTER RIG
GARDEN”. It is attached to the belt with four silver 38”L. Circa 1900, well marked money/cartridge belt with dual matching floral
rivets. The heavy russet belt measures 7” wide at the stamped double looped holsters. Marked “R.T. FRAZIER / PUEBLO-COLO.” The belt
back, is border tooled with the Indian sign for good has the oval mark on the billet and the holster is marked with the circular mark on
luck and rosettes. It has three belt buckles on front and the bottom loop. Holsters appear to fit a Colt revolver with a 7” barrel. From the Ray
is in excellent condition with all straps intact. Bentley Collection. (Very Good). 2,000 - 3,000
(Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000
LOT - 1393

1394 - HEAVILY EMBROIDERED 1900’S SOMBRERO
30”W x 7”T. Circa 1910, this high quality beige felt sombrero is
lavishly embellished with elaborate, heavy gold bullion thread and
sequined floral motif. Retains an original six-strand woven hatband.
From the Ray Bentley Collection. (Excellent). 800 - 1,200
1395 - LOT OF 3: MEXICAN POLICE SOMBREROS.

19 -1/2”W with 7” crowns. Lot consists of: Three Mexican police
sombreros with Mexican national emblem embroidered on all. From the
Ray Bentley Collection. (Very Good). 600 - 800
1396 - JOHN WAYNE STETSON HAT.

Case: 10-1/2” x 18” x 18”. Great looking Stetson hat that is in a
classic John Wayne shape, marked “Made especially for John Wayne”
and “26” on the sweatband band, with a wide ribbon hatband, 5”
brim, 6” crown, showing fantastic wear and age, and accompanied by
a Samsonite hat box marked “26” on front. With further research this
LOT - 1394 could be much more valuable. From the Ray Bentley Collection.
(Very Good). 800 - 1,500
1397 - HAMLEY COWBOY HAT.

Impressive large classic cowboy’s hat, in natural color, shaped in
Montana Peak form with tall 7” crown, wide silk ribbon band, and
5” brim with bound edge. In wonderful condition, and showing a rich
leather sweatband, nicely marked “Stetson” and “Hamley & Co.
Pendleton”. Approximate size is 7-1/8. (Very Good). 700 - 1,000
LOT - 1395
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LOT - 1396 LOT - 1397

LOT - 1398 LOT - 1399
LOT - 1400 LOT - 1401
1398 - JOHN WAYNE STETSON HAT. 1400 - HARRY S. TRUMAN STETSON HAT.
Box: 8-3/4” x 16-3/4”. Unusual natural colored nutria style hat, Case: 7” x 15” x 16”. Good looking natural colored 3X Stetson brand
made by Stetson and sold by Nudies of Hollywood, with “Especially hat, size approximately 7 3/8, with a 3” brim and 4 1/2” crown,
Made for John Wayne” on the sweat band, and in very nice condition. completed by its original Stetson travel box, monogrammed on front
Accompanied by its original Stetson hat box that has a “BatJac Prod. “H.S.T”. Showing nice wear and originality. From the Ray Bentley
Inc.” label on the lid. From the Ray Bentley Collection. (Very Good). Collection. (Very Good). 500 - 800
700 - 1,000
1401 - GARY COOPER STETSON HAT.
1399 - JOHN WAYNE RESISTOL HAT. Box: 7-1/4” x 14-3/4”. Natural colored Stetson hat with 3” brim
Case: 8-3/4” x 20”. Resistol marked black hat that appears to have and 5” crown, sold by Bohlin Saddlery of Hollywood, marked on
“John Wayne” as a style on the sweatband, with a 4 1/2” brim and sweatband “Made Especially for Gary Cooper”. In original hat box
5 1/2” crown, in nearly unworn condition, but is accompanied by a and showing great age and wear. From the Ray Bentley Collection.
fantastic hat box that shows wonderful age and is marked “Batjac (Very Good). 250 - 450
Prod. Inc.” and “Cahill United States Marshall”, which is known to be
his production company. From the Ray Bentley Collection. (Very Good).
500 - 800

LOT - 1402 LOT - 1403
1402 - WOODEN HAT MOLD.

An interesting old two-piece hat
mold, made of solid wood, with a
piece for the crown and a piece
for the brim. (Very Good).
300 - 500
1403 - MEXICAN GUN RIG.

Nice turn of the Century leather
gun rig, double action left
handed holster profusely stitched LOT - 1404
with pintado cactus thread
design, and 38 caliber cartridge
belt with clip corner buckle.
(Very Good). 300 - 500
1404 - STUDDED BRONC BELT.

6” x 34”. Nicely presenting
scalloped belt with great design
of applied leather and studs. In
very nice condition. (Very Good).
300 - 500
1405 - TWO PAIRS OF COWBOY CUFFS.

Long Clark marked cuffs with full
basket stamp design, along with
a pair of unmarked cuffs with
great scalloped edge and stylish
tooling pattern. Both showing LOT - 1405
rich color and patina with great
condition. (Very Good).
200 - 400
1406 - EARLY HORSEHAIR HATBAND.

Desirable braided horsehair
hatband, using three natural
colors, with decoratively tasseled
ends and accented by fantastic
sterling silver hearts and star
medallion. (Very Good).
200 - 400
1407 - DEERLODGE HORSEHAIR QUIRT.

Attractive vintage Deerlodge,
Montana Penitentiary made quirt
with two-tone braided leather LOT - 1406 LOT - 1407
handle and braided horsehair
tassels. (Very Good). 250 - 450

1408 - LOT OF 2: RARE BUFFALO BILL SOUVENIR PENNANTS WITH CANES.
Largest: 34 -1/2” x 29”. The first pennant, which is rarely seen, is from
the short-lived joint venture of Buffalo Bill combined with the Miller
Bros. 101 Ranch. The pennant measures 29-1/2” and is two pieces of
felt seamed together. Left side is green and right side appears now as
a light pink but may have been bright red when manufactured. It has
the stenciled large image that is marked “WF CODY HIMSELF” and
his show name on the right. White felt spine with manufacturer Tipp
Novelty Co., Tippecanoe City, Ohio. Measures 10” at its widest part
and still displayed with its original bamboo cane. The second pennant
is a small size that measures 5” at its widest and 13” long, tied to its LOT - 1408
original bamboo cane. Stenciled “SOUVENIR BUFFALO BILL’S WILD
WEST SHOW 1908”. It, too, is a pinkish-orange color. CONDITION:
The Buffalo Bill has some minor crazing to the image stenciling and 2”
of stitching missing on spine, but not torn. The smaller pennant simply
has some fading. Neither of the tips have been cut or re-shapen. An
incredibly rare pair of souvenirs from the turn of the century.
(Good - Very Good). 500 - 800
1409 - LOT OF 5: ASSORTED COLLECTABLES.

18”W x 32”T. Lot consists of five interesting Indian motif porcelain
items that include two jars with lids, a three dimensional Indian chief,
a shaving mug, and an iron top hat with porcelain lining. Shoulders,
18”W. Arm length, 25”L. (Very Good). 2,000 - 4,000
1410 - INFAMOUS FRANK AND JESSE JAMES SAFE.

13” x 9 - 1/2” x 8”. Nicely restored top opening safe with images of
Jesse James and Frank James on the lid and “Infamous” with two guns
across the front. The interior is adorned with a $10000 reward poster
for the James’. Showing very little wear with restoration done by Todd
Perkins. (Excellent). 400 - 800
LOT - 1409
1411 - LARGE LOT OF TOM MIX PERIOD MEMORABILIA.
26-1/2”W x 16-1/2”T. Lot consists of: Item (A) Frame, hand signed
letter with four action shots of Tom Mix from his silent movie days. The
letter is dated February 18th, 1927 on Tom Mix letterhead and is
addressed to Colonel J.C. Miller, 101 Ranch, Marlind, Oklahoma. Tom
writes regarding obtaining a mounted buffalo head. The entire five
pieces are framed and matted. Item (B) Framed 9” x 12” Fox movie
studio Tom Mix lobby card. Item (C) Framed black and white movie still
of Mix with girl on arm and another cowboy. Item (D) Real 8” x 10”
photo of Mix on top of his horse. Item (E) Frame three pieces of Tom
Mix advertising ephemera. Includes three early full color lithograph
premiums. Item (F) Later facsimile signed by Mix on horse. Item (G)
1935 oversized 11” x 16” draw and paint book with great Mix image
on cover. A few pages have been colored in. Item (H) Rope spinning
brochure from 1925. Item (I) Tom Mix Circus small 8” x 10” paper
LOT - 1410
poster with two early postcards. Item (J) Reproduction
10th Anniversary Western Heritage Weekend program.
Item (K) Signed Tom Mix soft cover book “Ropin’ A
Million”. Item (L) Miller Ranch 101 program. Item (M)
Program from a picture shows starring Tom Mix, 1925.
Item (N) 1993 101 Ranch First Day postal cover. Item
(O) Two playing cards from the Buffalo Bill Wild West
show, signed “Annie Oakley” and “Buffalo Bill”, we have
not had the autographs checked out. Item (P) Pair of red
and beige child’s cowboy boots stamped “TOM MIX”
on bottom. Item (Q) Ralston Purina Tom Mix giveaway
porcelain cereal bowl that were given away as a mail
away. Item (R) Four Tom Mix Big Little books. Item (S)
Five books on Tom Mix. CONDITION: Varies from very
good to excellent. (Very Good - Excellent). 300 - 600
LOT - 1411

LOT - 1412 LOT - 1413 LOT - 1414
1412 - RAWLINS MADE BRIDLE WITH

KANGAROO HEADSTALL.
Circa 1920’s, Southwest
geometric patterns superbly
executed in pink, turquoise,
orange, and natural on black
a background. 12 natural and
black tassels, a nicely braided
kangaroo leather headstall,
engraved silver mounted bit,
along with leather backed glass
stag rosettes round out the
artistry of this bridle. From the
Ray Bentley Collection.
(Very Good). 1,500 - 2,000
1413 - PENDLETON ROUND-UP

POSTER.
27” x 40”. Original 1920’s
Pendleton Round Up poster
for the movie “The Round Up
Scatch’em Cowboy”, by Jesse G
Sill, 27”x 40” with great bucking
horse graphics, printed by Marsh LOT - 1415 LOT - 1416
Printing Portland OR, and linen
backed. (Very Good). 350 - 650
1414 - EARLY MOVIE POSTER. 1415 - EARLY WESTERN LITHOGRAPH.

29” x 41”. Brightly colored Large printed lithograph of Geronimo holding his rifle, based on the original photograph. Period oak
vintage movie poster entitled framed with the image measuring 15-1/2”x 27-1/2”. (Very Good). 300 - 600
“The County Sheriff”, marked
at bottom “National Printing Co. 1416 - PELANSKE ETCHING.
Chicago”. (Very Good). 15-1/2”W x 18-1/2”T. Nicely done black and white etching, entitled “ Lost You Ma?”. In fine condition with
300 - 600 professional matt and frame. Image 9-1/2”x 12”. (Very Good). 300 - 600

LOT - 1417 LOT - 1418
LOT - 1420
LOT - 1421
LOT - 1419
1417 - FIGURAL MOCHILLA BLANKET. 1420 - 14K GOLD QUARTZ SHIELD-SHAPED PIN ON RIBBON.
44” x 67”. Decorative loom woven blanket with bold colors, central 5/8”T x 15/16”W x 1/14”D. A sleek gold pin with a gold quartz
rolling log, and banded ends. In nice condition, with clean edges. inlaid shield. Attached to a black ribbon. Engraved A.E.W. to T.W..
(Very Good). 250 - 450 May have once been part of a watch fob mourning ribbon. Weighing
3.2 DWT. (Very Good). 400 - 600
1418 - CHALK INDIAN BUST.
14”T. Cigar store style chalk bust of bold Indian chief with full head 1421 - ANTIQUE WELLS FARGO & CO. EXPRESS FRAMED PHOTO.
dress, and in nicely done patinated colors. (Very Good). 200 - 400 Framed: 17 -1/2”” x 14 -1/2”. Sight: 9” x 8”. A stunning Wells Fargo
photo, most likely taken in San Francisco. Four Victorian era gentlemen
1419 - ANNIE OAKLEY PEN AND INK DRAWING. pose underneath a large, draped American flag with a hand painted
12-1/2”W x 22-3/4”T. An unsigned pen and ink drawing of the centerpiece that reads: “WELCOME FIREMEN” with a likeness of a
famous cowgirl looking to her right while resting her hand on her pistol. helmeted firefighter. This WF&Co. Express Office image is loaded with
This Annie Oakley drawing is set behind glass in a wooden period Wells Fargo signs. The men are flanked on either side by gold lettered
frame with chipping present along the edges. Circa 1905-1910. WELLS, FARGO & CO’s EXPRESS MONEY PAID BY TELEGRAPH
(Very Good). 150 - 350 windows, small porcelain signs in each window, and a large wood sign
above the entrance. Very rare to find this many signs all in one image.
From the Ray Bentley Collection. (Good). 400 - 600

LOT - 1422
LOT - 1423 LOT - 1425
1422 - LOT OF 2: FRONTIER TRADE AXE AND SMALL KNIFE.

LOT - 1424
Lot consists of 1 - hand forged iron trade ax and 1 - small handmade
stag handled skinning knife. From the Collection of Gary Johnson.
(Very Good). 300 - 500
1423 - COLLECTION OF PEACE MEDALS.

Largest: 3” Dia. Three medals that include an undrilled George
Washington Friendship in fine condition, and two Millard Filmore
1-1/4” medals that are in very nice condition. (Very Good). 300 - 500
1424 - LOT OF 2: GOLD QUARTZ COIN PINS.

Both pins are in excellent condition, each with a $1 gold coin. They are
22k, and weigh 3.1 DWT. (Excellent). 300 - 600
1425 - LOT OF 2: GOLD NUGGETS.

Both nuggets have a nice arrangement of gold quartz. Gold tests
for 18k, and the weight is 4.1 DWT, though a large part quartz.
(Excellent). 300 - 500 LOT - 1426
1426 - 18K GOLD MINER’S GOLD PIN OR BROOCH.

2”W x 1”T. An intricate pin with a shovel and pickaxe crossed behind
mining tools and three gold nuggets. Showing nice patina. Weighing
4.5 DWT. (Very Good). 300 - 600

LOT - 1427 LOT - 1428
LOT - 1429 LOT - 1430

1427 - EARLY SWORD CANDLESTICKS.
12”T. Early pair of candlesticks, most likely Bannerman 1920’s, with
great finish and shark skin wire wrap. Ricasso unmarked. (Very Good).
400 - 700
1428 - WESTERN DESKTOP CLOCK.

Eye appealing mantle clock depicting a cowboy herding a group of
horses, made of light metal, with 5” diameter clock, and measuring 16”
in overall width. (Very Good). 350 - 450
1429 - 101 RANCH 1914 TRI-FOLD REAL PHOTO POSTCARD FRAMED WITH 4
TOKENS.
Famed : 20 -1/2” x 10 -1/4”. Tri-fold post card measures 3-1/2”
tall x 16-1/4” long. It is a panoramic photograph of the 101 Ranch
performers during the 1914 season. Has some wear on the corners
and fold, but image is crystal clear and features the band, cowboys,
Indians, foreign soldiers, American soldiers and vaqueros. Three of
the four tokens are for the 101 Ranch store and one appears to be a
watch fob. They are all professionally framed together as one display
piece. (Good - Very Good). 250 - 400
LOT - 1431
1430 - ORIGINAL PAWNEE BILL RANCH PAPER NAPKIN.
1431 - EARLY 1900’S CALIFORNIA PLEIN AIRE LANDSCAPE PAINTING.
Framed: 16 -1/4” x 16 - 1/4”. Talk about rare and fragile! Beginning
Nicely executed antique plein aire oil painting of most likely a
in 1910, Gordon W. Lillie and his wide, May, opened Pawnee Bill’s
California central coast forest. Retains the original gold gilted, gesso
Buffalo Ranch. The hungry visitors would have received this napkin
over wood frame. Artist’s name is present but is illegible. (Excellent)
along with their genuine buffalo meat sandwich. The napkin features an
500 - 1,500
image of Pawnee Bill and an advertisement for the sandwich. It has the
usual multiple folds and a couple of light stains, but is in remarkably
good condition for a 110-year old paper napkin that was meant to
be thrown away. It is matted and framed. Napkin measures 13-1/2”
square. (Good). 200 - 400
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1002 - PRAIRIE STYLE PIPE TOMAHAWK.

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1003 - NORTHERN PLAINS PIPE TOMAHAWK.

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1004 - FINE PLAINS PIPE TOMAHAWK.

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1005 - EARLY HALBERD PIPE TOMAHAWK.

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1006 - SPONTOON PIPE TOMAHAWK.

1007 - SIOUX SADDLE BLANKET.

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1008 - PAWNEE PAINTED BUFFALO ROBE.

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1009 - SIOUX PICTORIAL BEADED VEST.

1010 - NORTHERN PLAINS INDIAN FETISH BELT.

1011 - LOT OF 4: PLAINS INDIAN CATLINITE PIPES.

1012 - BEADED BLACKFEET MOCCASINS.

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LOT - 1016 LOT - 1017 LOT - 1018

1013 - PLAINS CREE BEADED GAUNTLETS. LOT - 1019

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1020 - WALLA WALLA PRISON SPURS.

1022 - EARLY IRON RING BIT.

1023 - EARLY COLONIAL IRON SPURS.

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1025 - WALLA WALLA PRISON HORSEHAIR BRIDLE.

1026 - DEERLODGE PRISON HORSEHAIR BRIDLE.

1027 - NAVAJO SILVER BRIDLE.

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1029 - MARIO HANEL SALESMANS SAMPLE SADDLE.

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1032 - LOT OF 2: SIOUX TURTLE FETISH AND EASTERN SIOUX

1033 - APACHE BEADED BAG.

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1042 - EARLY STOVEPIPE BOOTS.

1043 - STUDDED GUN RIG.

1044 - BRAIDED LEATHER BULL WHIP.

1045 - NEW MEXICO ARREST WARRANT. LOT - 1045

1046 - TOOLED HOLSTER AND MONEY BELT.

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