August 6th 2016 Auction

Complete List of Rare & Important Items

Auction Saturday August 6th at 10am, doors open at 8am.

Live Local Auction with Online Live & Absentee Bidding Available.

Located at 34156 E Frontage Rd. Bozeman, MT

Office: 800-686-4216

1 – Navajo Kingman Turquoise Sterling Squash Blossom This is an excellent Navajo Native American Indian Old Pawn Silver squash blossom necklace with wonderful Kingman Birdseye Turquoise. The piece shows a double strand of scalloped round silver beads strung on necklace cable. The necklace shows eight fluted blossoms and a great squash pendant with all rare Kingman Birdseye Turquoise Mine stones in a gem quality. The piece shows well preserved good condition and displays wonderfully. The squash is 3″x2 7/8″. Necklace is 21.5″L overall.

2 – Zuni Petit Point Turquoise & Sterling Bracelet This is an excellent turquoise Petit Point and Sterling Silver bracelet or cuff from Zuni Native American Indian silversmith, DLW. The piece shows excellent Blue Gem Mine gem quality turquoise in a very desirable Petit-Point design. The bracelet is hallmarked, “DLW Sterling”. The piece has very good quality and shows good condition. The box measurements are 2 5/8″L x 2″W x 2″H. The bracelet has an inside circumference wrist size of 6.25″.

3 – Early 2.25 Carat Yellow Quartz Gold Pendant This is an antique early Yellow-Tan Quartz gemstone yellow gold necklace pendant. The piece was appraised by Greenleafs Jewelry Inc. in Bozeman, MT as being the following: One yellow quartz pendant. Yellow Gold, 28.85mm x 9.40mm, oval shape pendant mounting with rope edge and milgrained bail bezel set with one 1435mm x 6.85mm (approximately 2.25 carat), oval, AA quality, yellow-tan quartz stone. Valued at $390.00. This shows very good condition and comes with a copy of the appraisal shown in the pictures. Believed to be a rich 14k to 18k solid yellow gold.

4 – J. Jacobs Custom 440 Elk Horn Handle Knife This is a J. Jacobs custom made knife and leather scabbard from Montana. The blade is marked “440 Stainless” and “J. Jacobs Custom 440”. The knife features a beautiful elk horn handle that has been engraved with the image of an elk. The knife and scabbard are in good condition. The knife measures 9.5″ with a 4.5″ blade.

5 – Garys Custom Hunting Knife Stevensville Montana This is a custom hunting knife and scabbard made by Garys of Stevensville, Montana. The knife features a beautiful stag horn handle. The blade is marked “Garys Stevensville Montana”. The knife comes with tooled leather scabbard. The knife and scabbard are in good condition. The knife measures 8.5″ with a 4″ blade.

6 – Gerome Weinand Custom Bird Knife Lolo Montana This is a custom bird knife and leather scabbard made by Gerome Weinand of Lolo, Montana. The knife was made in the 1980’s and features a rosewood handle. The blade is marked “Weinand” and the scabbard is marked “Montana Americana”. The knife and scabbard are in good condition. The knife measures 7.5″ with a 3″ blade.

7 – Custom Skinner Knife Gerome Weinand Lolo Montana This is a custom skinner knife and scabbard made by Gerome Weinand of Lolo, Montana. The knife features a beautiful elk horn handle with a curved blade. The blade is marked “Weinand Lolo, MT.”. The Weinand knife and scabbard are in very good condition. The knife measures 7.5″ with a 3.5″ blade.

8 – Case XX Buffalo Skinner with Custom Sheath This is an early 1930-1940’s Case XX Buffalo Skinner 5″ fixed blade knife with walnut copper riveted handle. The knife comes with an excellent Case XX hand tooled leather sheath handcrafted by A.A.T. of Ennis, Montana (American 20th Century). The knife is in overall good condition with file markings and clean handle. Sheath is in excellent condition. Knife is overall 9 3/8″L with a 5.25″L blade. Knife and sheath are 10.25″L.

9 – Hopi Polychrome Pottery Vase Early to Mid 20th C. The lot features a Hopi Native American Indian pottery vase with polychrome painted geometric pattern. The piece is marked on the side, “Souvenir of Roosevelt, Utah.” The bottom is signed, “4.70 Hopi Pottery” in graphite. The piece is believed to be from the early to mid 20th century. This shows overall good condition with no visible cracks and much if not all of the original painted finish. The piece measures 9.25″H and 5″ diameter.

10 – Graflex “Speed Graphic” Press Camera & Accessories This is an early Graflex Speed Graphic press camera and accessories. The piece is from circa 1930-1940’s. The camera comes in the original hard case. Included with the camera is a flash setup, flash bulbs, film and film holders. The camera shows good condition. The bellows are intact with no damage. This is the same style of camera used by MGM portrait photographer Clarence Sinclair Bull, aka “The man who shot Garbo”. The hard case measures 9.5″ x 19.5″ and is 12″ tall.

11 – Antique Graduating Pearl & Sterling Necklace This is an original early American sterling silver and pearl necklace. The piece was appraised by Greenleafs Jewelry Inc. in Bozeman, MT as being the following: One pearl strand. Sterling silver pearl clasp attached to eighteen inches of knotted AA quality, cream color cultured pearls graduating in size from 3mm to 7mm. Totals of 98 pearls. Valued over $2,000. Excellent quality piece showing overall good condition. 19.5″L overall. Original appraisal pictured will be included with this piece.

12 – Early Vintage State of Idaho Reserve Police Badge This is a State of Idaho Reserve Police Badge showing an early vintage age. The piece shows a shield pattern with bald eagle holding a banner in its mouth across the top. The badge shows black enamel filled lettering and pin back. The badge appears to be brass construction with nickel silver plating. Measures 2.25″x1 5/8″W.

13 – Early 1900 Butte Montana Shamrock Copper Spurs The lot features a set of early 20th century Western cowboy spurs with an excellent mounted copper shamrock pattern. The spurs are believed to be from the Butte, Montana Mining town in the early 1900’s. Each spur shows diagonal mounted copper lines with a mounted copper shamrock and six sided shamrock copper rowels. The spurs are not hallmarked and show excellent quality construction. These come with leather spur straps. The spurs are in overall good condition with signs indicative of age. Each spur is 5.5″L x 4″W x 1″H with 3/4″ rowels.

14 – Framed Old Western Watch Fob Collection This is a framed watch fob collection. The collection includes 11 replica watch fobs with a medallion that reads “Tom Mix & Tony” and a photograph of Tom Mix. The fobs and photograph are in good condition. They have been professionally matted and framed. The frame measures 17.5″ x 21.5″.

15 – Montana Rough Riders Framed Presentation Medal This is a framed Montana Rough Riders presentation medal. The medal was awarded to members of the 3rd U.S. Volunteer Cavalry from Montana who served in the Spanish-American War. The medal has been framed with a print of a soldier wearing the medal and a plaque that reads “Montana Rough Riders 1898″. The frame measures 9.5″ x 11.5″.

16 – Navajo Old Pawn Silver & Turquoise Necklace This is an early Old Pawn Silver Navajo Native American Indian necklace. The piece shows excellent heavy construction round concho silver beads with fluted blossom beads and an excellent pendant showing a feather and studded design with Kingman Mine Turquoise stones. The piece shows overall good condition with very fine hand crafted construction. The pendant is 3″x2″. Necklace is 24″L. Each bead is approx. 11/32″x11/32”.

17 – Antique Stagecoach Driver Bear Fur Coat This lot features an antique stagecoach drivers bear fur coat. This is a real bear fur coat. The coat features a gorgeous exterior of black bear fur. In order to battle off the cold stagecoach drivers wore heavy fur coats like this one to stay warm though the 19 th century. The coat is in good condition for its age. Measures: 40″ L x 23″ W

18 – Crow Beaded Harness Leather Belt 19th Century This is a exquisitely beaded harness leather Crow Native American Indian belt. The piece is from the 19th Century and displays very well. The belt is constructed of heavy harness saddle leather with excellent 19th century glass trade seed beadwork in sky blue, semi-transparent red, medium green, greasy yellow, chalk white, black, dark green, and semi-transparent dark blue. The belt has Indian tanned hide ties on each end. The piece is in overall very well preserved good condition with only slight bead loss. Measures overall 32.25″L (without hide ties) x 3″W. Excellent early piece. Provenance: From a large private Native American Indian collection in Billings, Montana.

19 – Crow Horn Crazy Beaded Effigy Flask 19th-20th C. This si an early fully crazy beaded steer horn flask from the Crow Native American Indians. The piece is from the 19th to the 20th century. The piece shows the steer horn flask covered in early trade clothe canvas with excellent crazy pattern beadwork in all 19th century glass trade beads. The beads show such rare colors as chalk white, semi-transparent green, Cheyenne pink, semi-transparent rose, semi- transparent amber, black, sky blue, and many more. The piece shows a braided three strand fully beaded strap and looped beaded fringe on each end. The flask cap is canvas trade clothe fully beaded. Measures overall 6.5″W x 6.75″H with top strap. Horn is 1.5″W at opening.

20 – Sioux Beaded Sheath Russell Trade Knife 19th C. This is an excellent Sioux Native American Indian beaded knife sheath and Russell Green River Works trade knife from the mid to late 19th century. The Russell Green River Works knife shows a Buffalo Skinner pattern with wood handle, the knife is from circa 1840-1880. The sheath shows a parfleche lining with Indian tanned hide having exquisite 19th century glass trade seed beads with a greasy yellow base and traditional patterns in Cheyenne pink, dark blue, semi-transparent green, semi-transparent rose, and sky blue. The scabbard has a braided parfleche rawhide top strap and tanned hide fringe. The piece also shows modernly added tin jingle cones with violet dyed Buffalo hair. This is an excellent early beaded scabbard with rare Buffalo Skinner RGRW knife. Knife is 10 5/8″L with 6.25″L blade. Sheath is 20″L with fringe x 3.25″W. Rare Greasy Yellow Base.

21 – Original Ace Powell Cowboy on Horseback Etching This is an original Ace Powell etching that shows a cowboy on horseback riding through a storm. Ace Powell was an accomplished Montana artist who worked in oil, bronze, watercolor and etching during his lifetime. This piece is an “Artist Proof” and has been signed by the artist. The etching is in good condition and has been professionally matted and framed. The frame measures 10.25″ x 12.25″.

22 – Original Ace Powell Western Etching This is an original Ace Powell Western etching. It shows a man driving his horse and hay cart. Ace Powell was an accomplished Montana artist who worked in oil, bronze, watercolor and etching during his lifetime. This piece is an “Artist Proof” and has been signed by the artist. The etching is in good condition and has been professionally matted and framed. The frame measures 12.25″ x 15.25″.

23 – Montana Made Pheasant Taxidermy Mount This lot features a Montana made pheasant taxidermy mount. The mount depicts two male pheasants mid combat, in a early fall field. The taxidermy is good quality and the piece is not suffering form shedding. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures: 30″ H x 26 1/2″ W x 16 ” D

24 – Early Northern Plains Fur Trade Bowie Knife 19th This is an early Fur Trade Bowie Knife from the Northern Plains Native American Indians. The piece is from the 19th century. The knife shows a Bowie pattern forged metal with a two barred cross and cello hallmark. The knife has a brass etched finger guard hilt with excellent maple brass rivet grips. The piece comes with a harness saddle leather sheath having nickel or coin silver worked concho trade spots. Knife is 10 5/8″L with a 5.75″L blade. Knife and sheath are 10.75″L x 2 7/8″W.

24a – Navajo Crystal Eye Dazzler Rug 19th-20th Century This is an a wonderfully hand knotted 19th to 20th century wool trade rug from the Navajo Native American Indians. The piece has an excellent Crystal Eye Dazzler pattern in all wool with mineral dyed bright coloring of red, orange, tan, brown, blue/grey. The rug shows signs of early age, but overall displays well. Measures 1″x1″.

25 – Montana Antelope Shoulder Mount This is a Montana antelope shoulder mount. The taxidermy was done by a professional. The antelope shows impressive antlers with good curl and symmetry. The body shows good condition as well with little to no loss of fur. The mount measures:34″ H x 12″ D x 10″ W (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

26 – Moet et Chandon Dom Pérignon Champagne 1985 This is a rare original bottle of Moet et Chandon a Epernay Cuvee Dom Perignon Brut Champagne of a Vintage 1985. The bottle is unopened and in the original Vuvee Dom Perignon 1985 green box with gold lettering and label. The piece is the 750ML size and shows overall good condition. 1985 was a classic Dom Perignon vintage and it is just now becoming mature. The wine has great finesse, classic length and bottle age richness and interest. The piece is scored at 96-98 by wine professionals. The champagne appears to be clear and well kept. The piece was kept in a climate control since being given as a wedding gift brand new. Unopened bottle. Bottle is 12”H x 3.75” diameter. Box is 12 3/8”L x 4.25”H x 4.25”W. Must be 21 Years or older to purchase. Auction Co. not liable for piece once opened. Preview for condition. This is a vintage collectible bottle of wine.

27 – Sokota Seed Corn Dealer Advertising Sign This is an original Sokota Seed Corn Dealer sgin. The sign shows a wonderful logo with the corn cob that reads “Sokota”. The lower right corner of the sign is marked “Corn States Des Moines”. The sign is made from tin and is in good overall condition. It measures 15.75″ x 17.75″

28 – Life Of Kit Carson By Charles Burdett 1st Ed. This lot features a 1st Ed. novel, Life of Kit Carson: The Great Western Hunter and Guide by Charles Burdett. Published by the John E. Potter company circa 1869, 1st Ed. it tales the thrilling tale of Kit Carson and his adventures in the west. The book is in great condition for its age. Measures: 7 1/2″ L x 51/2″W x 1 1/2″ thick.

29 – Early Alphabet Sampler Rhode Island Dated 1795 This is a very early original needle point alphabet sampler by Mary Norie dated 1795. Marie Norie was the Great Grandmother of Grace Edith Warner Burnham wife of Walter W. Burnham. This is from the Anne Burnham Moore Estate, a direct relative of Elias Boudinot IV the fourth President of the United States Continental Congress in 1782-1783. The very early rare piece depicts several lines of the alphabet in various complex stitched patterns. The sampler appears to be in its original frame. The piece shows overall well preserved condition for being over 200 years of age. This is truly a museum quality piece. The Burnham family was from Providence, Rhode Island and were instrumental in politics, town founding’s, and other major events. Measures: 13 1/2″ H x 13″ W.

30 – Antique 14K Gold & 2ct Blue Sapphire Brooch This is an excellent antique 14k yellow gold and 2 carat beautiful blue sapphire brooch. The piece was appraised by Greenleafs Jewelry Inc. in Bozeman, MT as being the following: One sapphire brooch. 14K yellow gold, brooch mounting, 50mm x 5.5mm wide with eleven round, faceted, A quality, blue sapphires totaling approximately two carats, tube set in a line tapering in size at each end. 2.65 DWT. Valued over $1,800.00. The piece shows excellent quality and is in very good condition. Marked, 14K.

31 – Vintage Hot Pop Popcorn Warmer This is a Hot Pop popcorn warmer. The warmer features a large globe shaped reservoir on top with a heat lamp inside to keep the popcorn warm. The base has a lever that, when pulled, will release the popcorn to fall down the chute. The popcorn warmer is in good condition. It measures 16″ in diameter and is 33″ tall.

32 – Antique Collection of Radioactive Red Fiestaware This lot features a collection of 7 fiestaware pieces which are radioactive red. Radioactive red fiestaware is known for having a detectable amount of uranium oxide in its glaze, which produced the orange-red color. out of the seven pieces three are marked with the handwritten fiesta while the other four are rarer unmarked pieces of fiestaware. Each piece in in good condition for its age. Measures:(largest to smallest) 14 1/2″ diameter, 9″ W x 11 1/2″ L, 8 1/4″ diameter x 2″ H, 6 1/4″ Diameter ,6″ diameter, 2 3/4″ H x 3 1/4″ W x 6″L, 3″ H x 3 1/2″ W x 5″ D

32a – Collection Of Original Fiestaware China This lot features a collection of form th original line of Fiestaware China. This lot includes 31 pieces some form rare color sets and some are highly sort after designs. All pieces are form the original line that began production in 1934 and ceased in 1973. All pieces are in good condition.

33 – KA-BAR Knife & Hatchet with Elk Hide Scabbard The lot features a Ka-Bar Knife and Ka-Bar Hatchet in a custom Montana Elk Hide Leather Scabbard. KaBar Knife and Hatchet. The hatchet show a stainless construction with stacked leather and brass handle, 1331 Model style. The knife is a rare and shows a nickel pommel with stainless steel blade and Stag Antler Horn handle. The knife is in a rare gamblers dagger fighting knife style. The hatchet is 11.75″L x4″W. Knife is 9.25″L with a 5.25″L blade. Knife and scabbard in sheath are 12.5″L x 4 7/8″. Sheath made in Ennis, Montana.

34 – Bozeman Bottling Works Seltzer Bottle Montana This is a seltzer bottle from the Bozeman Bottling Works in Bozeman, Montana. The bottle has an applied color label with wonderful graphics. The siphon is marked “Bozeman Bottling Wks.”. The bottle is in good overall condition with no chips or cracks. The bottle does show moderate haze. The seltzer bottle measures 4″ in diameter and is 11.75″ tall.

35 – Anaconda Brewing Company Seltzer Bottle Montana This is a seltzer bottle from the Anaconda Brewing Company in Anaconda, Montana. The bottle features an applied color label with the siphon that is marked “SY LITE SELTZER”. The Anaconda seltzer bottle is in good condition with no chips, cracks, or other visible damage. It measures 4″ in diameter and is 11.75″ tall.

36 – Damascus & Micarta CFK Knife Skinner with Scabbard This is a hand crafted custom knife from CFK Cutlery Company. The knife has a hand forged folded 512 Layer Twist (1095HC/15N20) Damascus Steel Blade with a fitted Micarta grey and blue scale tactical handle. The knife or skinner has excellent folded Damascus steel showing great detail. The knife and sheath are both all hand custom made in the USA. Rare unmarked blade in a unique one of a kind style. Buffalo Leather Sheath. Knife is 10 5/8″L with a 5″L blade. Sheath and knife are 11″L. Knife is in excellent brand new condition.

36a – Damascus & Micarta CFK Knife Skinner with Scabbard This is a hand crafted custom knife from CFK Cutlery Company. The knife has a hand forged folded 512 Layer Twist (1095HC/15N20) Damascus Steel Blade with a fitted Micarta grey/black and red scale tactical handle. The knife has excellent hand done Vine File Work. The knife or skinner has excellent folded Damascus steel showing great detail. The knife and sheath are both all hand custom made in the USA. Rare unmarked blade in a unique one of a kind style. Buffalo Leather Sheath. Knife is 9 5/8″L with a 5″L blade. Sheath and knife are 10.25″L. Knife is in excellent brand new condition.

37 – Dynamite Dangerous Keep Away Porcelain Sign This is a Dynamite Mining Porcelain Enamel sign showing bright blue and white coloring. Other exact signs are marked, “BSS SIGN WORKS 9-48″ with the number either the inventory code or dating the piece to circa 1948 (this sign is not marked on bottom edge). The sign shows very well preserved condition (possibly new old stock), but does shows minor chipping on the edge. The sign measures 12″ x 24″.

38 – Chinese Chippendale Coffee Table c. 1800-1850 The lot features a rare Chinese Chippendale wonderfully carved coffee table from the early to mid-19th century. The piece shows exquisitely carved Bat figures with tied tongues into knots lattice work. The piece is from the Anne Moore estate, a direct relative of Elias Boudinot IV (born 1740 died 1821) President of the Continental Congress in 1782-1783. The piece is possibly directly from the Elias Boudinot IV estate where many a great men would have sat around including George Washington on the night before his Presidential Inauguration. The table shows some wear across the top and signs indicative of age, but overall in good condition for its age. The carvings are in excellent quality. Measures: 33″ L x 19″ W x 12″ H.

39 – Early American Dresser 19th to 20th C. This lot features an early chest of drawers dresser from the 19th to early 20th century. . The dresser has 5 drawers. It is in good overall condition for its age. The dresser does show signs of wear. Measures: 38″ H x 19 1/2″ D x 40″ W

40 – Antique Early Galvanized Honey Extractor This lot features a antique early galvanized steel honey extractor. Early me or women would put comes into the baskets and spin the them until the honey followed to the bottom. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures:30 1/2″ H x 20 ” diameter

41 – Sitting Bull and the Indian War Book 1st Edition This is an original rare first edition book in the clear dust cover of “Sitting Bull and the Indian War” by W. Fletcher Johnson. The front cover shows a portrait of Sitting Bull with an Indian War scene below and Major General Miles, U.S. Deputy Bartlett. Marked on the cover Ghost Dance. This book was printed in 1891 and is a first edition. It tells the story of Sitting Bull and his tragic death. The book contains several illustrations as well. The book is in fair condition showing wear indicative of age. The book also has a clear dust cover. The book has excellent illustrations and was published Edgewood Publishing Co. It measures 5.5″ x 8. Rare and desirable book.

42 – Pine Ridge Pottery by Ella Irving 1920-1930’s This is a rare collection of original early pottery from the Pine Ridge Sioux Reservation in South Dakota circa 1920-1930’s. Each piece is by the most prominent Pine Ridge Reservation potters, Ella Irving. The lot includes an exceptionally rare vase with a cream and sugar set. These are carved and polychrome painted with each being signed on the bottom, “E. Irving”. Very rare uncommonly seen Pine Ridge Pottery. Vase is 4 7/8″H x 3 5/8″ diameter. Bowl is 3 3/8″ diameter x 2″H. Creamer is 4.5″x3.5″ x 2″H.

43 – Antique Shur-Snap Colonial Swicthbalde Circa 1950 This lot features a Shur- Snap Colonial Swicthbalde circa 1950. Colonial Knife was incorporated in 1926 by the Paolantonio brothers. The company produced there Shur- Snap Swicthbaldes throughout the 1950s with several different designs. This knife features rare the fish tale design with white handle. The piece is in good condition for its age . Measures: 7 1/4″ L x 3 1/2″ blade length.

44 – C.M. Russell Boyhood Sketchbook This is a limited edition printing of “CM Russell Boyhood Sketchbook”. The book was published in 1972 by R.D. Warden as a compilation of very early pencil sketches by Russell. The book has been bound in leather and comes in the original box. The book is numbered 236/300 and shows very good condition. It measures 11.25″ x 11.5″.

45 – Farmers Pride Food Products Advertising Banner This is an original Farmers Pride Food Products advertising banner. The banner is made from canvas and reads “Farmers Pride Extra Quality Food Products Hulman & Company Terre Haute, Ind.”. The banner shows good overall condition with minor wear. It measures 17.25″ x 36″.

46 – 1955 Western Winchester Advertising Lithograph This is an original Western Winchester advertising lithograph from 1955. The litho shows a whitetail deer jumping over the rocks with a hunter in pursuit. The bottom is marked “Copyright 1955 Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation” and “Especially Painted for Western-Winchester”. The original painting was cone by J.G. Woods. The lithograph is in good condition with great color and graphics. The frame measures 29.25″ x 43″.

47 – 1955 Western Winchester Advertising Lithograph This is an original Western Winchester advertising lithograph from 1955. The original painting was done by Weimer Pursell and shows the cottontail rabbit with a hunter in pursuit. The litho is marked at the bottom “Copyright 1955 Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation” and “Especially Painted for Western Winchester”. The litho is in good overall condition. The frame measures 29″ x 42.75″.

47a – 1909 Field & Stream Advertising Print This is an original Field & Stream advertising print from 1909. The print is titled “Hey There” and shows a pair of bird hunters getting chased off by the farmer. The print is marked “Copyright 1909 by Field & Stream Publishing Co.”. The original painting was done by Edward Brewer. The print shows fair condition with moderate water damage as shown. The frame measures 18″ x 24.25″.

48 – E.A. Prescott Star Model 41 Revolver c.1870’s This is an original early E.A. Prescott Star Model No. 41 .41 Rimfire five shot revolver from circa 1870’s. The Post Civil War revolver shows a nickel finish brass frame with walnut grips and spur trigger. The revolver is marked across the top, “(star) No. 41”. The handgun shows some loss to the nickel on the cylinder and octagon 2.5″ barrel, but otherwise appears to be in good condition for its age. Trigger and hammer appear to function well. Exceedingly rare early revolver. Indian Wars US Cavalry Officers private purchase boot or pocket pistol. The revolver is manufactured in the 1870’s, pre-1898 and NO FFL is required.

49 – Mediterranean Naval Percussion Conversion Pistol This is a circa 1809-1830 Mediterranean Naval Dragoon Flintlock pistol with a Percussion Conversion in a .72 caliber. The pistol shows brass trigger guard, brass pommel, and brass front cap all marked with a crown over a “P”. Top of the barrel attachment is marked, “I.E. AN”. A near exact pistol shows other markings such as, “R 1809” and a “J” (this pistol’s marks are worn illegibly). The pistol does not have a trigger. The piece is 14″L overall with a 7 7/8″L barrel. Rare large caliber and scarcely seen Mediterranean Naval Military issue pistol. NO FFL.

50 – Plains Reuben Fox Percussion Rifle c.1820-1837 This is an early American Pennsylvania Half Stock Percussion Rifle by Reuben Fox traded to the Plains Native American Indians. The rifle is marked on the side lock plate on a banner, “RB” and was crafted by Reuben Fox of Metal Township, Pennsylvania circa 1820-1837. Reuben Fox was a maker of Half Stock and Full Stock rifles from 1818-1837. This rifle shows a percussion hammer with a 39.5” full octagon barrel in a .34 caliber. The rifle also features a bronze brass trigger guard and bronze brass crescent shoulder butte plate. The rifle shows excellent quality with early pattern set trigger indicative of its early age. The rifle hammer does not appear to function. Ram rod is a modern replacement. Early American and Early Firearm History.

51 – Evening Glow Oil on Canvas by E. John Robinson This is an original work of art oil on canvas painting titled, “Evening Glow” by renowned artist, E. John Robinson. E. John Robinson (American 1932-2008) a Oregon born artist, was one of the most notable and desired artist in the landscape seascape field. Not only were his works and techniques far advanced to any other seascape artist he also produced many instructional books. The piece shows a rich and detailed seascape painting that is signed lower right. This is in a wood frame and is marked on the back of the canvas frame. Canvas is 18″x24″. Frame is 20.5″x26.5″.

52 – Old West Folk Art Cowboys Place Sign This lot features a Montana Old West Style Early Hotel or Saloon folk art sign reading “Cowboys Place Well… Come on in” . The sign was hand crafted by Old West Signs out of Santa Fe, New Mexico U.S.A . The sign is in good condition for its age. Measures: 21″ H x 31″ W x 1″ thick

53 – Henningsen Company Butte Montana Advertising Sign This is an original Henningsen Company advertising sign from Butte, Montana. This is a double sided flanged sign that reads “Cream Poultry and Egg Depot Henningsen Company Butte, Montana The Original Cash Buyers”. The sign shows good overall condition on one side and fair condition in the other. The sign measures 18.5″ x 28.5″.

54 – On Blue Grouse Ridge Elk Bronze by Terry Murphy This is an original work of art bronze sculpture by renowned Montana artist, Terry Murphy. The piece is titled in the bronze and on a brass plaque, “On Blue Grouse Ridge”. This shows a very large Rocky Mountain Montana Elk sculpture with Blue Grouse taking flight below the belly of the elk. Terry Murphy has a unique wildlife and Native American Indian style with darkened typical patina accents and polished bronze accents. The piece shows very good quality and condition and is signed limited edition 8/36. The piece is signed in the bronze and dated 1993. This series is completely sold out and very hard to come by. Sold from Montana Trails Gallery in Bozeman for over $3,500. Measures 15.5″W x 7.5″D x 18″H.

55 – Remembering Will James Sandy Scott Bronze Book End The lot features a set of original work of art bronze book ends by artist, Sandy Scott. The pieces are titled, “Remembering Will James” and are hand signed, dated 1995 and limited edition numbered (matching) 45/100. The book ends are matching and sit on a walnut plaque. Each is signed as shown. Sandy Scott was born in Dubuque, Iowa in 1943 and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, she is now headquartered in Lander, Wyoming. Will James (1892-1942) was one of the greatest artist and writer of the American West. These were sold at Montana Trails Gallery in Bozeman for nearly $3,000 in the 1990’s. This edition is sold out and very hard to come by. Each measures 10.5″W x 5.75″D x 12″H. The book ends sell as a complete set of two. Books NOT INCLUDED.

56 – Zuni Turquoise Petit Point & Silver Squash Blossom This is a Zuni Native American Indian Old Pawn silver squash blossom with an excellent Petit-Point Turquoise design. The early sterling silver piece shows a rich bright gem quality turquoise from the Easter Blue Turquoise Mine, also called Blue Gem and Blue Mountain. The piece shows twelve fluted blossoms and a fantastic squash. This shows very good condition and has a double strand of round silver beads strung on necklace cable. Squash blossom is 2 3/8″x2″. Necklace is overall 29″L.

57 – Blackfoot Bear Paw Sheath & Hudson Bay Dag c.1840 The lot features an exceedingly rare original Hudson Bay Co. “HB” hallmarked beaver tail dag knife from circa 1830-1850 and Blackfoot Bear Paw effigy beaded dag knife sheath. The knife shows a beaver tail dag forged iron blade with brass hilt and wood handle showing inlaid rivet iron and brass. The sheath is Indian tanned hide constructed with red ocher dye and black dye accents with 19th century glass trade seed beads in greasy yellow, semi-transparent red, and a black bear paw claw. The dag knife is 12 3/8″L x 2.5″W with a 7.5″L blade. Sheath is 16 5/8″L x 3.5″W.

58 – Lakota Sioux Pipe Tomahawk 19th Century This is a forged iron Lakota Sioux Native American Indian Pipe Tomahawk from the 19th century. The piece also shows a mineral red and black painted file branded and brass cover iron tacked wood haft. The tomahawk head shows the deep bowl and mid to late 19th century pattern indicative of its age. Provenance: From a large early Native American Indian private collection in Iowa. The piece displays very well and shows overall good museum quality condition. Early tomahawk iron head. Measures overall 21″L with a 9 3/8″L x 3 3/8″W x 1 5/8″D tomahawk pipe head.

58a – Civil War GAR Veteran Reunion Banner c.1870-1880 This is a Civil War Grand Army of the Republic reunion banner. The GAR was an organization for veterans who served with the Union forces, stood for “Grand Army of the Republic”. This banner is from a reunion held in the circa 1870-1890. It reads “Welcome Comrades” and shows the GAR seal with an eagle, flag and 5 point star. The banner was made on linen and shows good overall condition. There is a minor stain above the “M” as shown. The frame measures 24.75″ x 35.5″.

59 – Great Lakes Indian Pipe Tomahawk 19th Century This is a Great Lakes Native American Indian Pipe Tomahawk from the second to third quarter of the 19th century. The tomahawk has a forged iron head with deep bowl, a gently tapered haft showing a beautifully striped and richly patina Tiger Maple wood having an Ivory mouth piece and Ivory clean out plug. Exceedingly rare Ivory accents. Provenance: From a large Native American Indian private collection in Iowa. This is the finest museum quality from the large collection. The piece shows well preserved museum quality very good condition and displays very well. The Ivory included in this piece is over 140-180 years old. Measures overall 20 1/8″L with a 7.5″L x 2.25″W x 1″D forged iron head.

60 – Blackfoot Indian War Shirt 20th Century This is a Blackfoot Native American Indian War Shirt from the 20th Century. The shirt shows a mineral ocher painted base in red with black and red accents. The shirt shows a beaver hide accent with early trade clothe collar. The shirt is also accented with scalp like pieces of Horse and Buffalo hair jingle tin cones. The shirt displays very well and shows overall good condition. Measures 61″W x 43″H.

61 – Cow Range and Hunting Trail Mackay 1st Ed. Signed This is an original first edition first printing hand signed book titled, “Cow Rang And Hunting Trail” by Malcolm S. Mackay circa 1925. The piece shows 38 illustrations with some by Charles M. Russell. The book is published by G.P. Putnam’s Sons New York & London The Knickerbocker Press 1925. The book is hand signed by Malcolm S. Mackay Tenafly, N.J. 1925 (rare first year signature).Original green clothe with gilt gold lettering hard cover. Rare first edition. These books have been valued and sold at auction for over $1,600-$1,800. Measures 8.75″x6″ x 1 7/8″ thick. Also includes three negatives found in the book, possibly of the author or friends. Provenance: From the private collection of J.D. Weidenfeller in Missoula, Montana large early American collection.

62 – The Story Of The Yellowstone by Raftery 1912 1st E This is an original first edition first printing rare book titled, “The Story of the Yellowstone” by John H. Raftery circa 1912. The book shows a hard cover maroon with gold embossed lettering. The piece is published and printed by the Press of McKee Printing Company Butte, Montana. A scarce work with material on Lewis and Clark, Colter’s first visit, scientific exploration, Grand Canyon, the geysers, military expeditions, protection of animals, Army surveillance, the Park in Winter, etc. From the Library of Montana State University Bozeman, Montana. Provenance: From the private collection of J.D. Weidenfeller in Missoula, Montana large early American collection. Measures 5.75″x4 5/8″ x 7/16″ thick.

62a – 1909 Yellowstone National Park Guide w/ Map 1st Ed This is Yellowstone National Park guide from 1909. The guide was written by Reau Campbell, whose guides are less frequently seen than his contemporary, F. Jay Haynes. The guide features detailed descriptions of sites and history within the Park. Inside the back cover is the original fold out map. This also features many fantastic engraving illustrations from the park. The book is a First Printed Revised First Edition printed in 1909 by Rogers & Smith Co. Chicago and Published by H.E. Klamer Upper Basin, Yellowstone Park Wyoming. The Yellowstone National Park guide is in good condition showing the Yellowstone Grizzly Bear with red/white/blue banner and gold lettering. This includes the rare original map of Yellowstone National Park, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho printed in 1905 by Woodward & Tiernan Printing (titled, “Map of the Yellowstone National Park Tourist Routes, Old Wagon Roads, Hot Springs Formation, Bridle Trails). It measures 5.25″ x 7″.

63 – Montana Brook Trout Taxidermy Mount This is a Montana brook trout taxidermy mount. The trout is a real skin mount that was prepared by a professional taxidermist. The fish shows wonderfully bright and vivid colors and is in good condition. The trout is shown in a simulated natural environment. The base is made from oak and the case features all glass sides and top. The trout measures 18″ long. The case measures 15.5″ x 26.5″ and is 14.5″ tall.

64 – Montana Whitetail Deer Taxidermy Shoulder Mount This is a Montana whitetail deer taxidermy shoulder mount. The mount was prepared by a professional taxidermist an shows an impressive 4×5 set of antlers. The whitetail deer is in good condition. It measures 22″ wide and 45″ tall.

65 – Montana Trophy Mule Deer Antler Mount This is a Montana trophy mule deer antler mount. The antlers are an impressive 6×6 point and shows great condition and color. The antlers measure 20.5″ wide and 22″ tall.

66 – British Webley Mark VI 1918 .455 Revolver This is a rare British Webley Mark VI 1918 .455 double action top break over revolver with half moon clips allowing .45 ACP caliber. The piece shows rich blue finish with all original good working condition. Some holster wear on barrel and cylinder. The revolver has six metal half moon .45 ACP caliber clips. No US Import Marks. Dark blue finish with black hard rubber checkered grips. Serial Number 382630. Late WWI and WWII British Officer Military Use. Great example of the Webley Top-Break Self-Extracting Revolver.

67 – Amethyst Geode Crystal Formation Specimen This is a beautiful large amethyst crystal formation specimen. This formation is made from hundreds of individual amethyst crystals. The piece can be displayed either vertically or horizontally. The Amethyst Geode Crystal Formation has an excellent shape with rich deep purple coloring. The piece has been professionally secured on the outside and is truly a gallery piece. The amethyst crystal formation is in good condition. Measures 17 5/8″H x 11″W x 5.5″D. Similar Amethyst pieces sell in galleries for $2,000-$3,000.

68 – Hi-Point Model JCP 40 Smith & Wesson This is a Hi-Point Model JCP .40 Smith & Wesson pistol. The pistol features a parkerized finish on the slide with synthetic grips. The pistol is in good overall condition. There is no magazine included. Serial number 7104795

69 – Colt Single Action Army Revolver 32 Revolver 1907 This is an original pre-WWII First Generation Colt Single Action Army (SAA) Revolver in a .32 W.C.F. caliber. The rare Colt Peacemaker Model 1873 firearm matching with a serial number of 288799 manufactured in circa 1907. The firearm appears to be a .32/20 W.C.F. caliber (the second least produced caliber available, rare) with a 4.75” barrel and is in a rare nickel finish. Marked on left side of frame, “PAT SEPT.19.1871. JULY 2.72 JAN.19.75. (showing faintly the round logo with Rampant Colt inside)”, marked on the underside of the frame and trigger guard “288799”, marked on grip frame “288799”, top of barrel is worn with only “(U.)S.A. –“ showing, and the back of the loading gate is marked with the assembly number “5105”. The piece shows the original set of black hard rubber grips that are checkered and have the Rampant Colt trademark in an oval at the top of the grip. Provenance: From a Monarch, Montana private early Western collection, collected in Montana. Trigger guard is marked on the side with a “T” and inspection mark with a upside-down triangle. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

69a – Early Colt Single Action Army Tooled Holster This is an early vintage Colt Single Action Army hand tooled leather Western cowboy holster and belt. The piece is in very good condition and shows little to no wear. The piece shows a rich quality tooling and is for a Colt SAA revolver. The belt is 38″L tip to tip. Holster is 15.25″L from top of belt. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

70 – Belgium Leige Double Barrel Shotgun c. 1857-1880 This is a hand crafted and engraved double barrel side by side percussion exposed hammer shotgun from the Liege, Belgium proof house. The shotgun shows the correct hallmarks proof marks for being made in Belgium by Leige est. 1857 from circa 1857-1880’s. The top of the barrel is marked, “Belgium Real Twist” and the wood stock shows excellent checkering. The hammers show engraving. Rare black powder early Belgium shotgun. 29.5″L barrel and 12 gauge. Trigger and hammers appear to function properly. NO FFL.

71 – Early Antique Sterling Sliver Serving Dish This lot features a silver sterling antique serving dish. This dish’s elegant design is topped by its AHE lettering. Upon its reverse it features the eagle, R incased in a shield and a lion. This silver sterling bowl is in good condition for its age. The piece is not dented. Measures: 10 1/2″ W x 7 1/2″ W x 1 3/4″ H, weight: 339 grams.

72 – Large Early Antique Sterling Sliver Serving Dish This lot features an antique sterling sliver serving dish. This serving dish is highlighted by a elegantly designed floral pattern rim which is mimicked throughout the dish in varies forms. The front has the letter KM while the back has a lion symbol and set number 229. The dish is in good condition for its age. Measures: 14″ L x 10 1/2″ W x 3″ H, weight: 518g.

73 – Providence Marine Society Member Certificate 1815 This is an excellent early piece of American history and shows a Providence Marine Society Membership Certificate dated the 4th day of July 1815. The piece is for Samuel Warner. The piece shows a rich nautical etching with original Seal of the Society. The piece is in an early wood frame. Provenance: The piece is from the Anne Moore estate, a direct relative of Samuel Warner. Both Samuel and Anne were both direct relatives of Elias Boudinot President of the Continental Congress 1782-1783. Samuel Warner was a prestigious Captain. The frame measure “x”. Please review pictures for condition.

74 – Painting of Elisha Warner by Thomas Sully c. 1839 This is an original work of art portrait painting of Elisha Mann Warner (1818-1884) at the age of 21, circa 1839. The piece is attributed to artist Thomas Sully (1783-1872) an American portrait painter, who was born in Britain but lived most of his life in Philadelphia. Provenance: The piece is from the Anne Burnham Moore estate, a direct relative of Elias M. Warner. Both Elias and Warner were both direct relatives to Elias Boudinot President of the Continental Congress 1782-1783. The family had direct relations with such pieces of American History like George Washington and Marquis de Lafayette, both of which had portraits by Thomas Sully. The piece shows a simple gilt gold wood frame with early period stretched canvas and paint. The piece shows a rich deep coloring. Elisha M. Warner was son of Captain Samuel Warner (of the Providence Marine Society Certificate listed previously). The piece overall is in well preserved condition for its rich age (shows a slight puncture as pictured). Reverse marked as shown. Frame is 36.25″x31.25” and 2 3/8″ thick. Canvas frame is 29.75″x24.75”.

75 – State of Rhode Island Civil War Recognition 1869 This is an original early State of Rhode Island Civil War Recognition Accolades from 1869 issued to George Henry Burnham (1832-1907). The piece is issued from Ambrose Burnside Governor of Rhode Island 1866-1869. This is in a small wood frame and shows some slight signs of age as shown. Provenance: This piece is from the Anne Burnham estate, Anne was a direct descendant of Elias Boudinot President of the Continental Congress 1782-1783. George H. Burnham was also a high ranking General in the Masonic Order. Early piece of American History. Frame measures 12.75″x16.75″. The piece is made by the American Bank Note Company.

76 – George H. Burham Ivory & Gold Cane Civil War 1860 This is a rare Ivory and Gold handled wood walking cane from George Henry Burnham (1832-1907). The cane dates to Civil War era 1860’s where George H. Burnham served with notability and honor and was from Providence, Rhode Island. This is the same George Henry Burnham that was issued the State of Rhode Island Civil War Recognition 1869 certificate listed previously. This piece is from the Anne Burnham estate, Anne was a direct descendant of Elias Boudinot President of the Continental Congress 1782-1783. George H. Burnham was also a high ranking General in the Masonic Order. Early piece of American History. The handle shows a rich solid Ivory handle with hand relief etched carved rich yellow or rose Gold accent band that is etched, “Geo. H. Burnham, Providence, R.I.”. The cane has a wood construction with metal rod reinforcement and shows very well preserved Museum quality condition. Measures 36 3/8”L with a 4.75”W x 1 1/8” thick handle. The Ivory in this piece is guaranteed to be over 150 years old and taken legally.

76a – Portrait of Elias Boudinot IV by Charles W. Peale This is a very important and historic Portrait of Elias Boudinot IV in circa 1776-1778 attributed to Charles Willson Peale. Elias Boudinot IV (B.1740-1821) was the fourth President of the United States Continental Congress from 1782 to 1783. Boudinot was a Member of the Continental Congress (1777-1788; 1781-1784), served in the First Congress of 1789, he signed the “Treaty of Paris” with Great Britain ending the Revolutionary War as at the time he was the acting President. Boudinot was also the Commissary-General of Prisoners and in 1795 was appointed as Third Director of the United States Mint by George Washington. The painting is attributed to Charles Willson Peale (1741-1827) along with the other available portrait of Boudinot in the Princeton University Collection by Peale. The painting is said to be done in circa 1776 when Boudinot would have been 36 years of old. The piece is from the Anne Burnham Moore Estate collection, a direct relative of Elias Boudinot IV. Included is the documentation of Anne Burnham Moore’s direct lineage to Elias Boudinot IV (from 1952-1953), note written by Anne explaining the pieces origin, The Boudinot Mansion Commemoration Pamphlet from 1943, news clipping from the Boudinot Mansion Commemoration, and Elias Boudinot by Donald W. Whisenhunt a New Jersey Historical Commission book from 1975. This is the earliest portrait of Elias Boudinot IV and the only known portrait from a private collection to be available for sale. At the time of the painting Boudinot would have been serving as the Commissary-General for Prisoners as appointed by General George Washington, his close friend, was commissioned as a Colonel in the Continental Army and appointed the New Jersey delegate in the 2nd Continental Congress. The piece shows wear indicative of its early age (240 years old) and is in its original frame. Frame is 33.25”x30.25” and artwork is 29″x26”. Believed to be marked on the back, “Charles (possibly) Peale” and “Boudinot” in very light signature as shown.

77 – Montana Historical Book Collection This is a collection of ten Montana historical books. Included are: “A Decent Orderly Lynching” by Frederick Allen, 2004 1st edition signed with dust jacket. “Montana’s Righteous Hangmen” by Lew. L. Callaway, 1st edition, 1982 with dust jacket. “Vigilante Days and Ways” by N.P. Langford, 1957 with dust jacket. “Banditti of the Rocky Mountains” by Jerome Peltier, 1st edition, 1964 with dust jacket. “The Western Peace Officer” by Frank Richard Prassel, 1st edition, 1972 with dust jacket. “Black Gun, Silver Star” by Art T. Burton, 1st edition, 2008 with dust jacket. “The Buffalo Soldiers” by William and Shirley Leckie, 1st edition, 2003 with dust jacket. “Buffalo Soldiers and Officers of the Ninth Cavalry” by Charles L. Kenner, 1st edition with dust jacket. “Forty Years on the Frontier” by Paul C. Phillips, 1994 no dust jacket. “Frontier Law” by William J. McConnell, 1st edition, 1924, no dust jacket. All the books are in good condition. A great Montana book collection. The largest book measures 6.25″ x 9.25″.

78 – Cameo Carved Shell & Gold Pendant 19th Century This features a relief hand carved Sardonyx shell cameo & yellow gold necklace pendant. The piece was appraised by Greenleafs Jewelry Inc. in Bozeman, MT as being the following: One cameo, pendant. Yellow gold pendant mounting set with one approximate 53mm x 43mm, oval, Sardonyx shell cameo, carved with one standing woman with raised arm and dish in hand and one sitting man with one hand extended. Back of cameo has cracks, scratches and some damage. 8.47 DWT. Valued over $550. The piece appears to be from the 18th to19th century and is from the Anne Moore Estate, direct relative of Elias Boudinot President of the Continental Congress 1782-1783. Please review pictures for age and condition. Measures 2.5”x1.75”. Appraisal pictured is included.

79 – Cameo Carved Shell & Gold Brooch 19th Century This features a relief hand carved Carnelian shell cameo & yellow gold brooch. The piece was appraised by Greenleafs Jewelry Inc. in Bozeman, MT as being the following: One cameo brooch. Yellow gold, plain, double rimmed frame with hinged, pin and catch on back, set with on oval Carnelian shell cameo, approximately 44mm x 36mm, carved with one woman side saddle on horse and landscape in background. 6.23 DWT. Valued over $395.00. The piece appears to be from the 18th to19th century and is from the Anne Moore Estate, direct relative of Elias Boudinot President of the Continental Congress 1782-1783. Please review pictures for age and condition. Measures 1 7/8”x1.75”. Appraisal pictured included. Please review pictures for condition and age.

79a – Cameo Carved Shell & Gold Pendant 19th Century The lot features an excellent relief hand carved Carnelian shell cameo & yellow gold necklace pendant. The piece shows an oval carved shell cameo with a single standing woman in early robes playing a Aulos (ancient Greek wind instrument, also called a tibia). The necklace pendant has a beautiful yellow gold construction believed to be of a 14K to 18K gold (not tested). Total weight is 4 grams. The piece appears to be from the 18th to19th century and is from the Anne Moore Estate, direct relative of Elias Boudinot President of the Continental Congress 1782-1783. Please review pictures for age and condition. Measures 11/16”x1 1/8”. Please review pictures for condition and age.

80 – Early American Brass and Copper Gun Powder Flask This is an early American brass and copper gun powder flask. The flask shows an organic embossed design. Powder flask were commonly used for muzzle loading firearms before ammunition cartridges became standard in the 1800’s. This gun powder flask is in good condition. It measures 3″ wide and 7″ long.

81 – Pendleton Wah-Sha-She Wool Blanket This is a wool Wah-Sha-She blanket made by Pendleton Woolen Mills in Portland, Oregon. The blanket design was inspired by the broadcloth blankets worn by the Osage over 100 years ago. The blanket features bright, vivid colors and is in new condition with the original box. The blanket measures 64″ x 80″.

82 – Navajo Yei Pictorial Fine Wool Rug This is a Navajo Yei pictorial fine wool rug. The rug shows five figures, each one holding a stalk. The rug shows deep, rich color and is in good condition. The rug measures 60 1/2″ L x 24″W

83 – Hand Carved Wooden Eagle Portrait On Redwood Slab This lot features an unique hand carved wooden eagle portrait on a solid redwood slab. The piece is sign by the artist David J. Stead , 1979. The piece is carved out of a solid redwood slab. It is in excellent condition for its age. Measures: 31″ H x 27″ W x 2 1/2″ D

84 – Original Fort Apache Indian Reservation Sign This is an original Fort Apache Indian Reservation boundary sign. In the 1920’s, the reservation came under control of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. This sign is from the mid to late 1900’s and shows good overall condition with wear as shown. The sign measures 8.5″ x 11″.

85 – Anaconda and Deer Lodge Framed Photographs This is a pair of framed Montana photographs. The first is a print of the Montana State Prison in 1906. Included are two trade tokens from the prison that are marked “Montana State Prison Deer Lodge Good for 10 in Merchandise”. The second photograph shows the Montana Hotel and is framed with an original room key fob that is marked “The Montana 126 Anaconda, Mont.”. Both pieces in this lot are in good condition. The frames measure 7″ x 13″.

86 – Antique Humpback Steamer Trunk This is an antique humpback steamer trunk. The trunk features wooden slats with brass accents. The inside of the trunk has a wooden insert. The antique trunk is in good condition. Both of the leather handles is broken. It measures 16.75″ x 29″ and is 19″ tall. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

87 – Russ Harmon Montana Chainsaw Carving This is a Montana chainsaw carving by Russ Harmon. The carving shows a mountain man sheriff figure with a long beard and drooping cowboy hat. The piece shows good condition and has been signed by the artist on the back. The carving measures 8″ wide and 79″ tall.

88 – Russ Harmon Montana Chainsaw Carving This is a Montana chainsaw carving by Russ Harmon. The carving shows a mountain man and his dog. The artist cleverly used a natural knot in the wood to carve a cane for the man. The carving shows good condition. It has been signed on the back by the artist. The carving measures 10″ wide and 72″ tall.

89 – Antique Drop Leaf Table This lot features an antique drop leaf table. The table has one draw and features the drop leaf design. A drop-leaf table is a table that has a fixed section in the center and a hinged section (leaf) on either side that can be folded down (dropped). The table is in good condition for its age. Measures: 29″ H x 32″ L x19 1/2″ W

90 – Antique Drop Leaf Table This lot features an antique drop leaf table. The table has one draw and features the drop leaf design. A drop-leaf table is a table that has a fixed section in the center and a hinged section (leaf) on either side that can be folded down (dropped). The table is in good condition for its age. Measures: 27″ H x 33″ L x 17″ W

91 – Zapotec Finely Woven Wool Rug This is a Zapotec finely woven wool rug. This is made by the Zapotec Indians in in Oaxaca, Mexico. The Zapotec are significant because 400 years ago the Spanish missionaries taught the Navajo and Zapotechow to weave, these practices are still mastered today in both Zapatec and Navajo Tribes. The rug is in very good condition. It has been appraised at $2750 in value. The rug measures 79″ x 134.5″.

92 – Zapotec Finely Woven Wool Rug This is another Zapotec finely woven wool rug. This is made by the Zapotec Indians in in Oaxaca, Mexico. The Zapotec are significant because 400 years ago the Spanish missionaries taught the Navajo and Zapotechow to weave, these practices are still mastered today in both Zapatec and Navajo Tribes. The rug shows very good condition. It has been appraised at $2995. The rug measures 96.5″ x 152.5″.

93 – Montana Rainbow Trout Taxidermy Mount This is a Montana rainbow trout taxidermy mount. The trout is a real skin mount prepared by a professional taxidermist. The trout shows wonderful color and is in good condition. The base is made from oak and the case features all glass sides and top. The trout measures 26″ long and the case measures 17″ x 32″ and is 13″ tall.

94 – Large Montana Black Bear Taxidermy Rug Mount This lot features a Montana trophy black bear taxidermy rug mount. The bear has been mounted on felt backing and displays a beautiful cinnamon brown color. The bear has been prepared by a professional taxidermist and is in good overall condition for its age. Measures: 92″ L x 89″W (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

95 – Montana Trophy Moose Hide This lot features a Large Moose Hide from Montana. The moose is mainly in good condition with the exception of a small patch which is bare, as shown in the pictures. Great Hide. Measures: 71 1/2″ L x 53″ W

96 – Winchester Model 94AE XTR 30-30 Chevy Outdoorsman This is a Winchester Model 94AE XTR lever action repeating carbine in a .30-30 caliber in the Chevy Outdoorsman Edition 1985. The rifle is in like new unfired condition and is the limited special edition 1985 Chevy Outdoorsman rifle. The rifle shows the rich blue finish with excellent genuine American Walnut stock having the brass round Chevrolet medallion inlaid. The rifle has a serial number of 5365830 manufactured in 1985. The rifle has great wood checkering and displays very well. The rifle has a 20″ barrel. These rifles were only offered to Chevy customers who purchased the additional Outdoorsman package on a vehicle offered at only a few dealerships, very rare. Some handling wear. Lever action is zip-tied, receiver not checked for unfired status. Investment grade firearm.

97 – Remington Model 700 .240 Win. Rifle This is a Remington Arms Co. Model 700 bolt action rifle in a desirable .243 WIN. caliber. The rifle shows a deluxe checkered walnut wood stock with dark blue rich finish and a deluxe jeweled bolt. The rifle shows minimal handling wear, but overall in very good condition. Serial number B6424348. Has Leupold scope mount. Barrel coded “RC47”.

98 – US Springfield Model 1873 Trap Door Carbine c.1874 This is an early rare U.S. Springfield Model 1873 Trap Door single shot carbine in a 45-70 Gov’t. The piece was manufactured from Jan-Mar. 1874 and has a serial number of 10,551. The carbine falls into the general range for the U.S. 7TH Cavalry Custer Battle of the Little Bighorn and the U.S. 2ND AND 3RD Cavalry units which accompanied Custer in and around Fort Abe Lincoln. The Springfield carbine has a 22″ round blue finish barrel. The carbine has a serial number of 10,551 placing this as a second year carbine circa 1874. Very rare early piece. The piece shows all the correct markings including, “Model 1873 (eagle head and crossed arrows) U.S.” on the top of the trap door, “10551” on the receiver frame, “U.S. Springfield (with the eagle holding the shield and arrows)” on the lock plate, “U.S.” marked metal crescent butte plate, and “A” marked trigger guard/trigger frame. Carbine measures 41 3/8″L overall. Please review pictures for condition and description correctness. Excellent Indian Wars U.S. Cavalry issue carbine. NO FFL Background Check.

99 – Navajo Wool Saddle Blanket Early 20th C. The lot features a hand knotted wool Navajo Native American Indian saddle blanket trade rug. The piece is from the early 20th century and shows well preserved condition. The piece shows a liner saddle blanket pattern in bright dyed mineral colors of tan, red, blue, brown, yellow, grey, black. The piece shows good condition for its age. Measures 28.5″x32″.

100 – Navajo Chinle Corn Plant Trade Rug 1930-1960 The lot features a Navajo Native American Indian wool trade rug in a desirable Chinle Pattern with corn plant effigy design. The rug is from circa 1930-1960’s and shows all wool construction with tan and brown natural dyed colors. The rug is in very good condition and displays very well. The piece measures 34″x59″.

101 – Antique Early Primitive Wooden Trunk This is an early antique primitive wooden trunk. The trunk is made from solid wood and features dovetail joints. The trunk has a lock but no key and has iron hardware. The antique wooden trunk is in good condition. It measures 23″ x 47″ and is 20.5″ tall.

102 – Early Quarter Sawn Oak Hall Tree 19th to 20th This is an original early quarter sawn oak hall tree from the 19th to 20th century. The piece shows excellent brass bronze hardware with a tufted chesterfield seat. The hall tree shows hand carved and pressed accents with exquisite craftsmanship. The hall tree is in overall good condition. Measures “H x “W x “D. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

103 – Antique Mahogany & Brass Dresser This lot features an antique mahogany with brass handle and lock dresser. The brass has been cleaned The piece is believed to be constructed in Providence Rode Island. The piece is in excellent condition for its age. Measures:46″ H x 22″ D x 44 1/2″ W

104 – Antique Oak Coffee Table Display Case This is an antique oak coffee table display case. The coffee table features a glass top, below which is an area great for displaying collectibles and curios. The legs of the table has a raised panel design. The antique oak coffee table is in good condition. It measures (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

105 – Antique Mahogany Folding Game Table This lot features a rare piece an antique Mahogany game table. This a Demilune style game table( half moon shape) which folds out into a full table with a draw. The table has slight wear use and is missing a wheel on a leg. The overall condition of the table is good for its age. Measure:42″ H x 19″ W x 29” D

106 – Navajo Sterling Bear Claw Turquoise Son of Bear This is an excellent sterling silver hand worked large bracelet or cuff by renowned Navajo Native American Indian silversmith, Son of Bear. The piece shows a trophy Bear Claw with three gem quality turquoise stones from the rare Dry Creek Mine. The Dry Creek Mine Turquoise is very rare and is called the “Sacred Buffalo Turquoise”. The bracelet is signed, “Son of Bear”. This bracelet is believed to be the master piece of Son of Bear as it has incredible detail and quality. Very heavy construction weighing 158.5 grams. Shipping measurements are 3 1/8″L x 2 5/8″H x 3″W. Inside circumference of 7.5″.

107 – Navajo Sterling Petit Point Turquoise Bracelet This is an exceptional Navajo Native American Indian Old Pawn sterling silver bracelet with excellent Petit Point turquoise design. The piece is hallmarked, “JW MS STERLING” and shows fantastic quality. The piece is believed to be an early Old Pawn Silver cuff. One of the finest early petit-point bracelets we have sold. Shipping measurements are 3″L x 2″H x 3″W. Inside circumference wrist size is 7″.

108 – Navajo Old Pawn Silver Turquoise Squash Blossom This is an early Old Pawn Sterling Silver Navajo Native American Indian squash blossom necklace with excellent turquoise. The piece shows a very rare and unique six pointed star design along all the fluted pedals and the center of the large squash pendant. The bracelet also has rare Bisbee Turquoise Mine stones with a rich gem quality blue. The necklace has a double strand of round silver beads on an early wire cable. The piece displays very well and shows overall good condition. The squash pendant is 3″x3.25″. Necklace overall is 23.5″L. Each pedal is 2.25″x7/8″.

109 – Southern Plains Child’s Painted War Shirt 1920-30 The lot features an excellent Southern Plains Native American Indian mineral painted war shirt style child’s shirt. The shirt is from circa 1920-1930’s. The piece shows exquisite long cut fringe along the underside of both items with a triangle cut chest accent with long cut fringe along the bottom edges. The shirt shows a yellow ocher dye and mineral turquoise accenting the center. Proveance: From a large private Billings, Montana Native American Indian collection. This is one of the finest early 1900 child’s Indian tanned hide shirt available outside a museum. Measure overall 55.5″W x 24″H with the arm fringe being as long as 16.5″L.

110 – Blackfoot Beaded Parfleche Sheath & Snake Knife This is a Blackfoot Native American Indian parfleche mineral painted knife sheath with pony beadwork. The lot comes with an exceedingly rare 19th Century Snake Brand Sheffield Bowie Trade Knife. The knife is marked, “Snake Brand Sheffield” with the underlined snake brand and shows a copper riveted wood handle. The sheath is all parfleche and parfleche sewn construction with mineral yellow ocher and red painted design. The sheath also has a tine jingle cone fringe with chalk white and sky blue glass early to mid 19th century pony trade beads that are sinew sewn. Rare set from the 19th century. The knife is 11 3/8″L with a 6.75″L blade that is 1 3/8″W. Sheath and knife are 23.5″L with fringe x 3 1/8″W.

111 – Oil on Board “In Port” by Edward Norton Ward This is an original work of art oil painting on board titled, “In Port” by Edward Norton Ward. Edward Norton Ward (b.1928-) is a native Californian and was a student of the late Joshua Meador. He is a member in the Carmel Art Association (where he served as president for 3 years) and is an Artist Member of the California Art Club and Charter Member of the Society of American Impressionists. He is known for his impressive paintings of Northern California, Taos, Sante Fe, Montana, and Alaska. The painting is signed lower right and shows various impressive boats at harbor. The piece shows beautiful quality and is professionally framed in gilt wood. The painting is 24″x30″ (one of the larger examples of his works). The frame is 33.25″x39.25″. This sold from Miner’s Gallery Americana Inc. Carmel, Calif. in the 1970-1990’s for nearly $3,000.

112 – Pendleton Beaver State Wool Indian Blanket This is a Pendleton Beaver State wool Indian blanket. The blanket was made “In Commemoration of the Sacred Horse Legend of the Navajo Holy Person Johan-Aii”. This colorful blanket shows a medicine wheel with horses and a Southwest design. The Pendlton Indian blanket shows good condition. It measures:81″ L x 64″ W

112a – Pendleton Thread of Life Wool Blanket This is a 2006 Pendleton “Thread of Life” wool blanket. A tag on the blanket reads “Thread of Life 2006 Legendary Blanket Honoring the spirit of Spider Woman and the weavers who have passed their art and culture through the generations”. The blanket shows a wonderful design with colorful patterns. The blanket is in good condition. It measures 64″ x 80″.

113 – Miles City Montana Roundup Rodeo Banner Early 1900 This is an original Miles City Roundup Rodeo banner from the early 1900’s. The center portion of the banner shows a cowboy riding a bucking bronco. Red, white and blue banners are on the left and right sides. The rodeo banner is in good condition. It measures 37″ tall and is 172″ long.

114 – Comical History of Montana 1st Ed. circa 1912 This is a scarce original first edition of The Comical History of Montana: A Serious Story for Free People by Jerre C. Murphy. Many if not nearly all the original first edition copies of this book were burnt and destroyed as this book was against the Amalgamated Copper Company (ACC), anti-mining propaganda. The book is a first edition first printing from the press of Frye & Smith San Diego, Cal. and published by E.L. Scofield Publishers San Diego, California 1912. Paper covers of this edition cost $1.00. Described as, “Being an Account of the Conquest of America’s Treasure State by Alien Corporate Combine, the Confiscation of its Resources, the Subjugation of its People, and the Corruption of Free Government to the uses of Lawless Enterprise and Organized Greed employed in ‘Big Business'”. The book shows the original paper binding showing signs of age with the book showing all the 332 pages in overall good condition for their age. Measures 6″x9.25″ and 1″ thick. Re-prints of this book sell for a range of $2,500 to $499 with this being the only available true first edition.

115 – Little Big Man by Thomas Berger 1st Ed. circa 1964 This is a first edition of the famed novel by THomas Berger, “Little Big Man”. The basis for the award-winning 1970 movie, of the same name, starring Dustin Hoffman and Faye Dunaway. The rare book is from The Dial Press New York 1964. The piece shows a black clothe binding with original graphic red dust cover as shown. Overall good condition with signs of use. The reminiscences of Jack Crab, plainsman, Indian scout, gunfighter, buffalo hunter and renegade squaw man. Measures 5 5/8″x8.5″ and 1.25″ thick.

116 – Sketches of Butte by George Wesley Davis c. 1921 This is an original rare first edition titled, “Sketches of Butte (From Vigilante Days to Prohibition)” by George Wesley Davis. The piece is from The Cornhill Company Boston circa 1921. The book shows the red clothe hard cover with the gold lettering along the binding and cover. The rare piece tells the stories of early days in Butte, infested by the outlaws of the day, resulting in the formation of of the Vigilanties who administered swift justice, the gold, silver and copper mining camps, and the corrupt politics of the day, and growth into a major city, etc. 179 Pages. Measures 5.25″x7″ and 5/8″ thick. Rare book with only two copies available online at $225 to $500.

117 – Land of the Flatheads by W.H. Smead 1st Ed. 1905 This is an original first edition titled, “Land Of The Flatheads” by W.H. Smead from circa 1905. The books full title is, “Land Of The Flatheads; A Sketch Of The Flathead Reservation, Montana; Its Past and Present Its Hopes and Possibilities For The Future.” W.H. Smead was a United States Indian Agent for nearly seven years in charge of the Flathead Indian Reservation. From the Pioneer Press MFG. Dept. St. Paul. Minn. copyright 1905. The book shows a green clothe hard cover with gold lettering and a gold Flathead Native American Indian profile. Provenance: From the Jack Weidenfeller estate collection from Missoula, Montana. Signed by P.S. Rush of Butte, Montana circa 1918. Includes various photographic and Charles Russell illustrations throughout. Shows overall good condition for its age. Measures 6.25”x9 1/8” and nearly 1/2” thick.

118 – Remington Model 1100 12 Gauge Automatic Shotgun This lot features a Remington Model 1100 12 gauge semi-automatic shotgun. The Remington Model 1100 ushered in the era of successful and reliable gas-actuated auto loading shotguns, and it is the best selling auto loading shotgun in U.S. history, with over 4 million produced. The shotgun is in fair condition for its age showing signs of use. Measures: Barrel Length , 25″.

119 – Flint Knapped Eagle & Human Effigy Artifact 19th C This is a rare collection of Flint Knapped Effigy artifacts recovered in the Washington State area. The effigy pieces are from the 19th to 20th century showing excellent quality. The collection includes: a rare flint napped eagle totem or effigy in red large size, human side profile portrait effigy or totem (excellent detail), and serrated scrapper or turtle effigy recovered from Missouri early marked, “MO”. The eagle artifact is 1.75″x3″. Human artifact is 1 3/8″x1″. Turtle or scrapper is 1.25″ diameter. Displayed in a glass top black display that is 5.25″x6.25″ and 7/8″ thick.

119a – Fancy Knapped Flint Quartz Arrowhead Collection The collection features seven Fancy Knapped Flint & Quartz arrowhead artifacts. The collection shows excellent quality with very fancy unique knapping in various styles and patterns. Very unusual styles. The bright white shorter pattern piece and quartz long fancy knapped end pieces are both recovered from a Washington State area from the Native American Indians. The largest piece is 2 5/8″L. These are displayed in a glass top black display case that is 8.25″x12.25″ that is 7/8″ thick.

120 – Winchester Ranger Model 120 12 G.A. Shotgun This lot features a Winchester Ranger Model 120 12 G.A. pump action shotgun. The gun features a rotating bolt, impressed checkering, and a alloy receiver. It is called one of the most reliable field guns Winchester produced. It is in fair condition for its age showing signs of use. Measures 48 1/2″ L x 27 1/2″ barrel length

121 – Antique Yakima Indian Blanket This is an antique Yakima Indian wool blanket. The blanket came from the Columbia River area near Toppenish, Washington. The blanket shows wonderful patterns and design. It is in good overall condition. The blanket measures 32″ x 60″.

122 – Early 1900’s Navajo Ganado Fine Wool Rug This is an early 1900’s Navajo Ganado fine wool rug. The rug was deaccessioned from the King Saddlery Museum in Sheridan, Wyoming (shows the round musuem tag marked, “LIU- 2 5/6/98″. The rug features wonderful design and patterns with natural minerals dyes showing beautiful red, brown and grey colors. The Navajo rug is in good overall condition with minor damage as shown. The rug measures 31″ x 68″.

123 – Trophy Elk Taxidermy Mount This lot features a trophy sized Elk taxidermy mount. This is a beautiful mount which was shot here in Montana above the Gibson Dam. The taxidermy is good quality no shedding and no smoke damage. It is a trophy sized Elk. The overall condition of mount is good for its age. Measures:52″ D x 67″H x 39″ W (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

124 – Trophy Montana Mountain Goat Skin Rug This lot features a Montana mountain goat skin rug. The rug is mounted to a layer of felt. The goat is in fair condition for its age. The taxidermy is good quality. Measures: 62″ L x 52″ W (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

125 – Montana Whitetail Deer Taxidermy Shoulder Mount This is a Montana whitetail deer taxidermy shoulder mount. The deer has been prepared by a professional taxidermist and is displayed on a solid oak plaque. The deer shows an impressive 5×5 set of antlers that score in the 140″ range. The Montana whitetail deer is in good condition. It measures 23″ wide, 47″ tall and stands 22″ from the wall.

126 – Pair of Antique Victorian Style Chairs This lot features a pair of Victorian style chairs with white upholstery and elegant flower carvings. The beautiful thick Chesterfield style upholstery is in good condition for its age. The piece is in good overall condition for its age. Measures:

127 – Antique Higbie Oats Cleaner Cabinet This lot features an antique Cabinet marked by higbie. The front of the piece sates ” Higbie patent oats cleaner sold in New York by J. W.Fiske iron works 41 park place”. This antique piece has been converted to a beautiful coat cabinet. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures:

128 – Antique Steel Carburetor Cabinet This lot features an unquie antique steel carburetor cabinet. It was found in a service station. The piece has 12 draws and has its original paint. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures: 59 1/2″ H x 24 1/2″ W x 12″ D

129 – Antique Mahogany Drop Leaf Dining Table This is an antique mahogany drop leaf table. The table is made from solid wood and features a drop leaf on either side with beautifully turned legs. The table is in good condition. It measures 22″ x 42″ and is 28.5″ tall. The table is 54.5″ x 42″ with the leaves up.

130 – Antique American Colonial Chair Collection This is a collection of six antique American Colonial chairs. The chairs feature wonderfully turned spindle legs and have rush seats. The chairs are in good condition. The larger chairs measure 18″ x 14.25″ and 39.5″ tall.

131 – Early Masonic Knights Templar Sword and Scabbard This is a Masonic Knights Templar sword and scabbard. The sword carries the organization’s motto “In hoc Signo Vinces” which means “in this sign you will conquer”. The sword and scabbard are marked with the original owner’s name and initials. It is also marked by the manufacturer “The Henderson Ames Co. Kalamazoo, Mich.”. The sword is adorned with numerous crosses and crowns. The sword and scabbard are in good condition. The sword measures 36.5″ long.

132 – U.S. 50 State License Plate Collection This is a collection of 50 U.S. license plates. The collection includes one license plate from all 50 states. The license plates are in good to very good condition. Each one measures 6″ x 12″.

133 – Budweiser Custer’s Last Fight Advertising Sign This is an original Budweiser advertising sign titled “Custer’s Last Fight” depicting the Battle of the Little Bighorn. General Custer is shown in the center of this piece as soldiers and Indians are engaged in battle all around him. The piece has been placed is a rustic wooden frame and shows good overall condition. The frame measures 30.25″ x 43.25″.

134 – Montana Rustic Reclaimed Wood Craftsman Desk This is a hand crafted excellent quality executives desk made entirely of exquisite Montana Rustic Reclaimed Lumber. The solid wood desk shows wood screw covers and wonderful wood grain. All four sides of the desk are finished as the piece is made to sit in the center of your office. The desk shows __ pull out drawers. The piece shows only slight signs of use and displays very well. This desk was originally made to partner with lot # 135 with the later being against the wall and this piece in front. The desk are being sold separately. Measures overall 30″D x 30″H x 60″L.

135 – Montana Rustic Reclaimed Wood Craftsman Desk This is a hand crafted excellent quality executive desk made entirely of exquisite Montana Rustic Reclaimed Lumber. The solid wood desk shows wood screw covers and wonderful wood grain. The desk shows __ pull out drawers. The piece shows only slight signs of use and displays very well. This desk was originally made to partner with lot # 134 with the this piece being against the wall and the later in front. The desk are being sold separately. This desk would be displayed along the wall. Measures overall 24.5″D x 30″H x 77″L.

136 – Jeep Willys Truck Grill and Headlight Assembly This is a Jeep Willys truck grill and headlight assembly. The headlights have the chrome trim rings and lenses. The marker lights are missing. The grill shows good overall condition. Great for a restoration project or to repurpose for garage or man cave decor. The grill measures 38″ wide and 26″ tall.

137 – Montana Its Story & Biography by Stout 1921 1st Ed This is an original circa 1921 first edition complete set titled: Montana Its Story and Biography A History of Aboriginal and Territorial Montana and there Decades of Statehood Under the Editorial Supervision of Tom Stout. The lot features Volume I, II, & III. The books are published by The American Historical Society Chicago and New York 1921. These are an excellent complete first edition set of Montana books in very good condition showing some signs of age. These books explore the great stories of Montana from fur trade, Indian wars, exploration, and the Old West, truly a rare collectible. This is one of the greatest general histories of the state and territory, with much biographical material. Each book measures 8”x10 5/8” and 2.5” thick.

138 – Early Antique Howe Scale No. 13 This lot features a Howe Scale model no. 13. This scale includes its original weights. The scale is constructed of cast iron and was widely used during the early 1900s. This scale features its original paint and a state of Montana seal form 1959 and another form 1950. It is in excellent condition for its age .Measures: 28 1/4″ H x 24″ W x 17″ D

139 – North American Indians by Catling c. 1841 1st Ed. This is a complete set of the two volumes titled, “Letters and Notes On The Manners, Customs and Condition of the North American Indians.” by George Catlin. Volume I & Volume II. This is a First Edition circa 1841 published London by the Author, at the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. This edition features the error “Fredrick” on page 104, line 26 of volume 1, corrected to “Zedekiah”. Exceedingly rare pieces published printed in circa 1841. Rare original red/black/gold clothe binding showing excellent detail and slight signs use indicative of its early age, otherwise in very good condition. These have four hundred illustrations engravings from Catlins original paintings by Catlin without color (rare). These were written during George Catlin’s eight year travel amongst the wildest tribes of Indians in North American in 1832, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, and 39. Similar Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly published works of George Catlin have sold for between $200,000 and $40,000. Provenance: From the private collection of J.D. Weidenfeller in Missoula, Montana large early American collection. Originally purchased from R.H. McKay (signed by R.H. McKay 1924) BY Weidenfeller. Also marked Afimeney 29th May 1893. Each volume measures 10.25″x7″ x 1 3/8″ thick. From circa 1841-1845.

140 – 50 Years in the Saddle by Ricketts 1st Ed. Signed This is an original rare first edition circa 1942 hand signed book titled, “50 Years In The Saddle” by W.P. Ricketts. The piece shows the original green clothe with black lettering hard cover and shows the signature only on the first page (not inscribed, rare). This book by William Pendleton Ricketts is one of the more rare and desirable early Western Wyoming books. This is from the Star Publishing Company Sheridan, Wyoming Publishers 1942. Marked on back of title page, “50 Years In The Saddle Copyright, 1942, W.P. Ricketts Printed in U.S.A. First Edition.” Privately printed for W.P. Ricketts who was blind when the book was published (only printed for his friends). This is a very scarce and rare first edition copy with this being the only very limited printing. Recollections of when he became a cowboy, roundups on the Platte, Indian raids, the winter of 1879-1880, booze and cattle won’t mix, his trip to Yellowstone National Park, the open range, and much more. Lightly rubbed at spine ends and corners, else a near fine tight copy of a book that was originally published for friends and now has become very scarce to rare. Some copies valued at over $3,750.00. Measures 9 1/8″x6 1/8″ x 3/4″ thick. Provenance: From the private collection of J.D. Weidenfeller in Missoula, Montana large early American collection.

141 – E. Garcia Silver Spurs Elko Star Horse Shoe This is a set of rare E. Garcia silver mounted spurs with a very scarce Elko Star and Horse Shoe pattern. The spurs are each marked, “E. GARCIA” and show overall good condition. These come with a set of studded leather spur straps in the shape of Montana with excellent silver mounted gambler suits (ace, club, diamond, and heart). The spurs are one of the more scarce E. Garcia patterns and have been in a private collection for 20 years. Each spur is 7″L x 4 5/8″W x 2 1/8″H (2 1/8″ rowels). Spur straps are 2.5″W. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

142 – Early 1900’s Navajo Ganado Fine Wool Rug This is an early 1900’s Navajo Ganado fine wool rug. The rug features distinct patterns and design using mineral dyed naturals wool fibers. The Navajo rug is in great condition. It measures 30″ x 34.5″.

143 – Montana Tanned Cow Hide This is a Montana tanned cow hide. The cow hide shows a rich brown color with subtle white patches. The cow hide is in good condition. It measures 89″ x 122″.

144 – Original WWI Boy Scouts War Bond Poster This is an original WWI Boy Scouts of America war bond poster. The poster was created to bolster American support in the war effort by promoting Liberty Bonds. The poster shows a young scout presenting a sword to Liberty that is inscribed “Be Prepared”. The poster is in good condition. There is some moderate water staining near the bottom as shown. The frame measures 21.25″ x 31″.

145 – Original WWII VD Poster This is an original WWII VD poster. Along with other perils of war, the military also had to contend with soldiers contracting social diseases. Poster such as these were created in order to prevent such instances. The poster is marked in the lower left corner “AGPS 5.46. 70000. 3896.” and shows good overall condition. It measures 16″ x 22.5″.

146 – Colt Stagecoach .22LR Semi-Automatic Rifle This is a Colt Stagecoach Model .22 long rifle semi-automatic rifle. The rifle is marked on the top of the barrel, “Stagecoach Cal. 22 L.R. Colt’s PT. F.A. MFG. Co. Hartford, CT. U.S.A.” The receiver shows a factory etched gold like inlaid on both sides with the left showing an early Old West four horse stagecoach scene with early Frontiersmen marked, “Colt’s Patent” and the right side a paisley swirl accent. The rifle has a serial number of SC30134. The rifle is a saddle ring carbine with leather sling and is in like new nearly unfired condition. Handling signs. Early vintage rifle. The rifle is reminiscent of the early stagecoach short barrel rifles or shotguns.

147 – WWII Nazi SA Officers Dagger & Scabbard by Haenel This is an authentic original World War II Nazi German Officers dagger and scabbard manufactured by Haenel. The blade shows the MFG. hallmark, “Haenel (in an arrow) C.G. Haenel SUHL Waffen-U.Fahrrad- Fabrik” and with the etched inscription, “Alles für Deutschland” translating to “Everything for Germany”. The nickel hilt is marked with a small, “Sa”. The shaped wood handle shows the “SA” brown enamel round piece and Third Reich Reichsadler Eagle holding the Swastika inlaid in the center. This is a WWII German Nazi “Rohm” Sturmabteilung (Storm Troopers) dagger showing green scabbard. Dagger is 13.5″L with a 8 5/8″L blade. Dagger and scabbard are 14 5/8″L.

148 – Farmers Union Co-op Gasoline Pump Globe Lens 1938- This is an original new old stock set of rare Farmers Union CO-OP Gasoline National Co-Operatives glass gas pump globe lens. The lot features the complete set of two glass lens and appears to be in very good new old stock condition with the exception of a repaired break as shown. Reads, “Farmers Union Gasoline National CO-OP CO-Operatives”. The pieces from from circa 1938-1952. The glass is reverse painted and has crisp rare graphics. These are from the High Line of North Dakota. The pieces each measure 13.5″ in diameter. Other Co-op glass globes have been valued and sold for over $7,500. One of the earlier examples.

149 – Farmers Union Co-op Brand Paints Mercantile Sign This is an original authentic rare Farmers Union Brand Paints CO-OP mercantile advertising sign display rack. The circa 1930-1950’s piece shows signs of use, but overall is in good condition for its age. The back is marked with the manufacture, ” MFG. By Gross-Given Manufacturing Company St. Paul, Minn.” The piece measures 15.25″x23″. The piece is from the High Line of North Dakota.

150 – Elephant Foot Stool with Zebra Top Early 20th C. This is an excellent taxidermy Elephant Foot full mount with a plush Zebra hide top from the early 1900’s. The piece shows the impressive hide and displays very well. These were very popular in Victorian Homes and are a rare collectible. The piece shows overall good condition and measures 16″H x 13″W x 14″D.

151 – Anatolian Fine Persian Large Wool Rug This is a hand knotted rug from Kayseri, Central Anatolian (Cappadocia) region, Turkey. The rug is made with traditional hand spun and organic dyed wool on cotton (this rug has a very impressive sheen with highquality wool and cotton). The piece has a wonderful design and is from the 1960’s. Natural dyes used in Kayseri are those produced from wine leaves, wild mint, walnut shell and buckthon. This piece is inexcellent condition. This rug is in excellent condition with stunning colors. Measures 73.5″ wide and 121.5″ long.

152 – Kashan Fine Persian Wool Large Rug The lot features a Kashan Persian Oriental 100% wool rug. Kashan are amongst the very finest of the Persian rugs and carpets. The rug shows bright coloring and a rich pattern with many extravagant details. The piece is on a heavy 100% wool pile showing very good condition with little wear. The rug appears to be a 20th century piece with rich dyes and quality construction. The rug measures “x”.

153 – Montana Mule Deer Taxidermy Shoulder Mount This is a Montana Mule Deer shoulder mount. The mount was prepared by a professional taxidermist and shows an impressive 4×4 set of antlers. The Mule Deer is in good overall condition with great color. The mount measures 18″ wide, 34″ tall and stands 28″ from the wall.

154 – African Sprinbok Taxidermy Shoulder Mount This is an African Sprinbok taxidermy shoulder mount. The mount has been prepared by a professional taxidermist and shows great color and condition. The mount measures 11″ wide, 24″ tall and 16″ from the wall.

155 – African Blesbok Taxidermy Shoulder Mount This is an African Blesbok taxidermy shoulder mount. The mount has been prepared by a professional taxidermist and shows an impressive set of horns. The mount is in good condition. It measures 13″ wide. 36″ tall. and stands 20.5″ off the wall.

156 – Hudson Bay North West Co. Silver Cross c. 1820’s The lot features a Hudson Bay Co. of Montreal, Canada & North West Co. silver trade cross from circa 1820’s. The piece shows a silver etched trade cross hallmarked, “HB”, “NWCO” and “XY G.” The cross shows the rare three bar religious cross and is on a sinew strung necklace showing excellent Northern Plains Native American Indian 18th to 19th century glass trade beads such as: wound sand glass semi-transparent beads, wound pound beads in sky blue, green, pink, and chalk white, copper trade beads. The North West Co. was forced by the British Government to merge with the Hudson Bay Co. in circa 1821 with this piece being from that era. This comes in a black display box with glass top that is 12.25”x16.25”. Cross is 2.25”x 1 1/8”. Necklace is 28” strung.

157 – Great Lakes Ojibwa Twisted Stem Pipe 19th C. This is a Great Lakes Ojibwa Native American Indian twisted stem & catlinite pipe from the late 19th century. The pipe shows a “T” carved catlinite pipestone bowl from the 19th century showing good condition. The stem shows the twisted pattern in solid wood with a mineral painted edge in dark green. The piece comes in an excellent custom made oak locking glass top display shadow box. The piece is in very good museum quality showing an excellent design. Provenance: Recovered from a large Wisconsin Native American collection and comes from a private collection in Iowa. The pipe measures overall 27″L. Bowl is 6 1/8″L x 3 3/8″H x 1.25″W. Case is 29 7/8″L x 12 1/8″D x 3″ thick. Excellent Twisted wood stem with tight curl.

158 – Plains Buffalo Stem & Catlinite Pipe Early 1900 The lot features a Plains Native American Indian carved wood stem & catlinite pipe from early to mid 1900’s. The piece shwos a carved scraped pipestone catlinite “T” pipe bowl and carved wood pipe stem showing mineral painted black and red Buffalo effigy. The stem shows an inlaid silver or gold Buffalo effigy carving in the center. This is displayed in a wood and glass custom shadow box. The pipe overall is 28″L. Bowl is 6 7/8″L x 3 7/8″H x 1 3/8″W. Display case is 29 7/8″x11 7/8″2″ thick.

159 – Plains Drunken Indian Silver Gorget 1800-1850 This is an early hand worked etched copper and iron gorget from the Plains Native American Indians. The piece appears to be from circa 1800-1850. The piece has the traditional gorget style design with overlaid hand etched silver plated like iron accent across the front showing the portrait of the “Drunken Indian” holding a bottle and war club. This is a famous and desirable image. The gorget is hallmarked across the bottom with a fleur de lis and standing wolf. Measures overall 6.75”x7 5/8. Please review pictures for condition and age.

160 – Hudson Bay Copper Turtle Effigy Necklace 1800-1850 The lot features a worked and etched copper turtle traded by the Hudson Bay Fur Trading Co. to the Northern Plains Native American Indians. The piece is from circa 1800-1850 and shows the fleur de lis and crown hallmarks. The piece is worked copper in the shape of a turtle effigy with a brass accent on the top and a round copper worked coin having the “HB” Hudson Bay Co. hallmark. The piece shows overall good condition for being around 200 years old. The piece is on a strand of Northern Plains Native American Indian sea glass trade beads in white, yellow, and soft blue. The effigy pendant measures 3 5/8″x7″ with a 34″ circumference necklace. The piece is in a glass topped black display case that measures 12.25″x16.25″. Please review pictures for condition and age.

160a – Hudson Bay Copper Beaver Effigy Necklace 1800-1850 The lot features a worked and etched copper beaver traded by the Hudson Bay Fur Trading Co. to the Northern Plains Native American Indians. The piece is from circa 1800-1850 and shows the crown and standing crowned lion hallmarks. The piece is worked copper in the shape of a beaver effigy with a brass accent on the top and a round copper worked coin having the “HB” Hudson Bay Co. hallmark. The piece shows overall good condition for being around 200 years old. The piece is on a strand of Northern Plains Native American Indian sea glass trade beads in white, yellow, and soft blue. The effigy pendant measures 3.75″x6.5″ with a 34″ circumference necklace. The piece is in a glass topped black display case that measures 12.25″x16.25″. Please review the pictures for condition and age.

161 – Montana Bottle Opener Collection This is a collection of Montana bottle openers. Included are 2 Kessler Brewing Company, a Butte Bottlers’ Supply Co. Inc., a Schlitz Distributor from Miles City, and a Favorite Montana Brewing Co. opener. All the bottle openers are in good condition. The largest one measures 3″.

161a – Montana Figural Bottle Opener Collection This is a collection of Montana figural bottle openers. Included is a KB Beer, Board of Trade Laurel, Mont., C&H Bar Billings, My Favorite Montana Brewing Co., and Ward Thompson Paper Co. in Butte. All the openers are in good condition. The largest one measures 3″.

161b – Montana & National Brand Bottle Opener Collection This is a collection of Montana and national brand bottle openers. Included are 13 bottle openers from Great Falls Select, Highlander and the Anaconda Bar. The national brand openers include Pabst Blue Ribbon, Olympia, Bubble Up, and Stag Beer. All the openers are in good condition. The largest measures 4.5″.

162 – Vintage Cooper Tires Advertising Metal Sign This is an original Cooper Tires advertising sign. The sign features the logo with stylized lettering and the knight’s helmet. The sign is made from tin and has a rolled edge. The Cooper Tires sign is in good overall condition. It does have some damage on the top and bottom edge as shown. The sign measures 29.5″ x 44.5″.

162a – B.F. Goodrich Tires Double Sided Advertising Sign This is an original B.F. Goodrich Tires double sided advertising sign. The sign shows the Goodrich logo in red, white, and blue. The lower left corner of the sign is marked “Property of the B.F. Goodrich Company Made in U.S.A. A-M 5-75″. The sign is in good condition with minor wear as shown. The sign measures 19.75″ x 48″.

163 – Shoshone Beaded Doeskin Vest 20th Century This is a Shoshone Native American Indian exquisitely beaded Indian tanned doeskin vest. The 20th century piece front shows excellent floral beadwork with the back having various beaded rosette motifs with ermine hide tails. The vest has an early 1900 calico trade clothe floral lining. The vest shows little to no wear and appears to be a men’s Large size. The piece measures as it sits 24.5″H x 20.5″W.

164 – Northern Plains Elk Hide Cowboy Chaps 19th C. This is a set of early Indian Tanned Elk Hide chaps from the Northern Plains Native American Indians. The Chaps show a Western Cowboy style and are from the 19th century. The pieces have a fringed edge and with red and yellow mineral ocher dyed surface. These also have a harness saddle leather belt with buckle. The chaps are in supple condition with the surface having a waxy feel. These measure 37″H with each leg being 9.5″W with additional 4″ fringe.

164a – Navajo Centipede Effigy Pattern Saddle Blanket This is a rare Navajo Native American Indian Storm Pattern Centipede Effigy saddle blanket trade rug from the mid 20th century. The piece shows a very fine tightly hand knotted construction with rich dyed coloring and very good condition. The front edge shows added neon colored yarn with the bottom edge showing a grey/black yarn along the corners. The rare piece displays very well and shows little to no wear. The rug area without yarn measures 33″x28.5″. With the yarn the piece measures 40″x45”.

164b – Northern Plains Elk Hide Beaded Edge Jacket This is a Northern Plains Native American Indian Indian tanned Elk hide jacket with fancy beaded edge and Elk antler buttons. The 20th century jacket shows a fancy beaded edge with early trade glass pony beads in a dark maroon. The bottom edge of the arms and jacket show an excellent long cut fringe. The jacket is in very good condition. This appears to be a approx. a men’s size Large and is 65″W across and “H. 30″ 7″

165 – Victorian Sterling Silver Tea Pot circa 1878 This lot features a unique sterling piece, a large tea pot that was made in London England and dates to 1878,the mid of queen Victoria’s reign. The pot has four marks.. One the lion indicates it is silver sterling. Next the cat face tells the location the piece was made, London England, Third the women facing right is a duty mark of queen Victoria placed there to tell if the item was taxed. Finally the C with shield indicates the date 1878. The tea pot is in excellent condition for its age. Measures: 8 1/2″ W x 7″ D x 9 1/2″ H

166 – Stevens Model 840 Bolt Action .22 Rifle This is a Stevens Model 840 bolt action .22 rifle. The rifle takes .22 short, long and long rifle ammunition. It features a solid wood stock and open sights. The rifle is in good overall condition. No magazine is included. The rifle measures 42.5″ long. From circa 1920-1960. Thought to be one of the finest budget bolt action .22 available. Serial number: none.

167 – Remington Arms Co. Model 34 .22 Bolt Action Rifle This is a Remington Arms Company Model 34 .22 bolt action rifle. The rifle features a tube feed magazine with a solid wood stock and open sights. The .22 rifle is in good condition. It does have some rust on the barrel as shown. The rifle measures 42.25” long. Serial number 110645.

168 – WWII More Production Propaganda Poster by Ludekens This is an original rare World War II Propaganda “He’s A Fighting Fool – More Production” authentic poster by renowned artist Fred Ludekens. The poster reads, “He’s a fighting fool give him the best you’ve got – More Production” in the center, “(five pointed star) U.S. Government Printing Office 449797” bottom left, and “War Production Board-A3″ bottom right. The poster is signed in the art. Fred Ludekens (1900-1982) was an American artist and illustrator and devolved some of the most iconic war posters. The poster show a helmeted soldier manning a anti-aircraft weapon and has rich blue, black, and grey coloring. The WPB was a government agency established during WWII by US President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, in 1942 and replaced by the Civilian Production Administration in 1945. The piece has been shrink wrapped to matte board for display. Poster measures 27 7/8″x40”. All but four corners are in a triangle corner for display, corners have not been cut. The poster shows overall good condition for its age with signs of use including folding, tear on top, and loss to top corner. Can be rolled up or folded for shipping at the buyers request.

169 – Magtech Model 7022 Semi Auto .22 Rifle This is a Magtech Model 7022 .22 semi-automatic rifle. The rifle uses .22 long rifle ammunition and features a solid wood stock with a scope. The scope is marked “Blazer” and has 4×32 power. The rifle is in good condition. NO magazine is included. Serial number E064461.

170 – Springfield Stevens Arms Model 56 .22 Bolt Action This is a Springfield Stevens Arms Model 56 .22 bolt action rifle. The rifle is a single shot and takes .22 short, long or long rifle ammunition. The rifle features a solid wood stock with open sights and comes with a 10 shot magazine. The rifle is in good condition. It measures 43″ long. Serial number: none.

171 – Ten Drawer Oak Wood Tool Chest This lot features a ten drawer oak wood tool chest. The chest is constructed of one solid piece of oak. The fixtures are chrome plated. Each drawer is lined with felt. also features a full length lock bar and fitted top. the piece is in good condition for its age. Measures: 19 1/2″ H x 26″ W x 11″ D (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

172 – 1950’s Yellowstone National Park Tablecloth This is a Yellowstone National Park tablecloth from the 1950’s. The tablecloth is made from linen and features a colorful map of the park with wonderful graphic images The piece is marked “Davisco” in the lower right corner. The Yellowstone National Park tablecloth is in good condition. It measures 34.75″ x 38.25″.

173 – 10.20 Carat Natural Emerald Lose Gemstone This is a very large 10.20 carats Natural Emerald certified and evaluated by Earth Mined Gemstone Testing Laboratory. The piece shows a report by Earth Mined as follows: 10.20 Ct. weight, Emerald Cut, measures 14.17mm x 11.52mm x 7.68mm, Optic Character: DR, Refractive Index: 1.54-1.55, Microscopic Obr.: Dendritic, Species: Bervl. The laminated report is included in the lot. The piece shows a rich green emerald coloring and rare large size. This comes in a 1.5″x1.5″ plastic display and the card is 4″x5 5/8″. Please review pictures for correctness, quality, and condition.

174 – Solid Splitting Machine By C.S. Osborne This lot features a solid splitting machine, No. 86, manufactured by C.S. Osborne. This machine features a sturdy cast iron frame, a hollow ground 7″ blade, and easy tuning adjustment for even splitting of any thickness of leather. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures: 9 1/2′ L x 3″ W x 5″ H

175 – Collection Of Painted Lead Figures This lot features a collection of lead figures . These figures range form 30mm to 60mm. Many are marked Union of South Africa. An offshoot of Comet / Authenticast, which stop production in the 1950s. this a large collection featuring many different sets form the civil war, WWII, and the British colonial era. The pieces are in good condition for there age, however some are broken. Measure: 30mm ranging to 60mm

176 – Jose Cuervo Tradicional Tequila Retail Display This is a Jose Cuervo Tequila retail display. The display is made from rustic reclaimed wood. It is marked “Jose Cuervo Tradicional Tequila”. The display is in good condition. It measures 15.5″ x 11.25″ and is 58.5″ tall.

177 – Antique Chesterfield Tufted Leather Fainting Couch This lot features an antique leather Chesterfield Tufted fainting couch. Fainting couches were popular in the 19th century, and were particularly used by women. Some houses would take this to the level of having separate fainting rooms, where these couches would be the featured furniture. This couch is black leather with elegantly carved oak legs. The Chesterfield Tufted design is one of the most classic and desired styles of the last 100 years. The piece is in good condition for its age showing some wear. Measures: 25″ H x 31″ W x7″ L (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

178 – Oak Dining Room Table with Pressed Back Chairs This is an oak dining room table with 6 pressed back chairs. The table features wonderfully carved lion’s head legs with claw feet. The oak table and chairs are in good condition. The table measures 48″ in diameter and is 29″ tall. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

179 – Antique Monarch Back Country Skis Bozeman Montana This is a pair of antique Monarch Back Country skis from Bozeman, Montana. The skis are marked “Monarch” and “Bozeman, Mont.”. The skis are made from solid wood and show good condition. Each ski measures 4.5″ wide and 102″ long.

180 – Set Of Two Antique Water Heaters Now Nightstands This lot features a set two antique water heaters that have been redesigned as night stands. One is a Humphrey Tank Heater the other is a Lion tank Heater. Both have been refurbished into elegant night stands. The condition of the pieces is good for there age. Measure: 24″ H x 11″ W x 11″ D (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

181 – Southwestern Fringed Woven Rug This is a Southwestern fringed woven rug. The rug features a wonderfully woven figure in the center with array of geometric patterns throughout. The rug is in good condition. It measures

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

183 – Sterling Silver Cigarette Box from circa 1910-1920 This lot features an early cigarette sterling silver box. This Cigarette box dates to circa 1910-1920’s and was given to Anne Warner Burnham as a wedding present. The inside is lined with wood, while the bottom has S&S sterling imprinted on it with the number 2. Lettering on the lid is A.W.B. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures: 6 1/4″ W x 3 1/2″ D x 1 3/4″ H, weight: 290 g.

184 – Antique Meridian Britannia Silver Plated Figural This lot features an antique Meriden Britannia silver plated figural bird napkin ring. The figural is elegantly crafted into a bird on a base of flowers with a napkin ring around its neck. Underneath the Meriden B. Company logo is displayed with the number 158. The figural is in good condition for its age. Measures: 4″ H x 4 1/2″ W x 2 ” D

185 – Rare Antique Cast Iron Covered Wagon Scale This lot features a unique piece, a antique cast iron covered wagon scale. Pioneers would use scales such as these as the cross Americas vast landscape on there why to destinations such as California or Oregon. Few of this cast iron scales survived the journey making this a rare piece in excellent condition for its age. The scale was manufacture by the Folding Scale Co. in Beloit Wis. and includes its original weights. Measures: 33″ H x 19 ” D x 4″ W

186 – Early Sterling Silver Creamer Dated 1796 Boundinot This lot features an antique sterling sliver creamer which date letter indicates it is form 1796. This creamer features many elegant designs that wrap around the cup. The explanation of marks is below. The Lion indicates it is sterling sliver. The face with crown tells it was made in London prior 1822. The date mark an A states it was made in 1796. Finally the man at the end is King George III’s duty mark. The creamer is in excellent condition for its age. Measures 5″ H x 4 1/2″ W x 2 1/2″ D. The piece is from the Anne Moore estate collection, Anne was a direct relative to Elias Boudinot President of the Continental Congress from 1782-1783. This piece is possibly from his original estate.

187 – Sioux Trade Mirror Dance Wand 19th-20th C. This is an original Sioux Native American Indian wood dance wand with rare round trade mirror inlaid. The 19th to 20th Century dance wand has brass covered iron trade tacks on a carved wood shaft having the inlaid mirror and round cut out. The piece displays very well and is a great example of an early style traditional dance wand. The piece has Indian tanned hide fringe loop. Measures 25.25″L x 4 5/8″W with additional 7″L fringe loop.

188 – Sioux Gunstock Spontoon Carved War Club 20th C. This is a 20th century Sioux Native American Indian spontoon blade and gunstock handle war club. The piece shows Grizzly Bear Claw carving effigy symbols on each side with carved edge along bottom and top. The piece shows the forged iron Revolutionary War Spontoon style blade. The piece also shows small brass trade tacks and red ocher dyed rawhide loop. Measures overall 26″L x 11″W with a 4 3/8″L blade.

188a – Southern Plains Hide Covered Bow 19th Century This is an excellent early Southern Plains Native American Indian hide covered wood bow from the 19th century. The piece shows a carved wood long bow with parfleche hide and dark patina or mineral painted finish covering. The center of the bow shows a woven netted grip. The piece shows no major cracks and displays very well. Excellent early Southern Plains Long Bow museum example. Measures overall 59.25″L. Rare length.

188b – Plains Indian Collection of Three Arrows 19th-20th The lot features a collection of three Plains Native American Indian wood shaft arrows from the 19th to 20th century. The first is an early circa 19th century Southern Plains arrow with worked wood shaft rawhide wrappings, ocher mineral painted accents, and a chert hafted early arrowhead. The other two are Plains or carved wood shaft arrows with rawhide wrappings, dyed turkey feather fletching with various 19th century glass trade beads, and forged iron arrowheads typical of the Apache or Sioux Native American Indians both being from the Late 19th to late 20th century. Southern Plains arrow is 25 5/8″L with a 1.5″L arrowhead. The other two are 25.25″L and 27″L respectively.

189 – Early Native American Indian Ancient Arrowheads The lot features a collection of early rare Native American Indian points. The lot features twelve ancient artifacts such as: #1 1 7/8″ Hopewell Tennessee, #2 1 3/4″ Intrusive Mound Ohio, #3 1 11/16″ Decatur Tennessee, #4 1 3/4″ Drill Tennessee, #5 1 5/8″ Hopewell Tennessee, #6 2″ Bakers Creek Tennessee, #7 2 1/16″ Dovetail Kentucky, #8 2 9/16″ Clovis Gray Pink Color Chert with Certificate of Authenticity from Dwain Rogers Texas Flint, #9 1 15/16″ Intrusive Mound Kentucky, #10 2″ Snapped Base Kirk Iowa, #11 1 3/8″ Early Iron Age Metal Point Afghanistan, and #12 1 9/16″ Hopewell Tennessee. Rare collection with each described and attributed to the area in which it was recovered. This comes in a glass top black display box that is 12.25″x16.25″.

190 – Southern Plains Buffalo Thunderbird Shield 19th C. This is a Southern Plains Native American Indian Buffalo rawhide shield showing a Thunderbird effigy design from the 19th century. The piece has a rich parfleche rawhide Buffalo construction with trade clothe accenting the top an polychrome mineral painted Thunderbird across the center. The shield shows a stuffed Thunderbird effigy across the front with the beak being a Antler tang. The back shows a willow branch frame with the rawhide hand grasps. This is an exceptional museum quality piece in a very rare pattern. The piece is from the third to fourth quarter of the 19th century. Measures 25″H x 21.5″W. The shield also shows a hammered copper jingle cone with early glass trade beads.

191 – West Yellowstone Advertising Sign MT 1908-1950 This is an original advertising sign from West Yellowstone, Montana circa 1908-1950. The sign is from Eagle’s Curios in West Yellowstone, a business that was established in 1908. The sign was hand painted and shows a unique style. Eagle’s Curios changed their sign to the current model in the 1950-1960’s. The sign is in good overall condition. It measures 12.5″ x 72″. Provenance: From a Twin Falls, Idaho private collection and was recovered from West Yellowstone outside Yellowstone National Park.

192 – West Yellowstone Highway Sign This lot features a west Yellowstone highway sign. The sign is wood and does have to green paint with reflectors. The sign is in good condition for its age. The piece does have light wear on the bottom and four hole where it was bottled. Measures:96″ L x 18 1/2″ W

193 – Mountain Mocha Advertising Aluminum Sign This lot features an advertising sign for Mountain Mocha. The sign itself is one sided aluminum, with skin graphics overlay. The sign displays a Montana mountain range. The sign is in good condition for its age. Measures: 33″ H x 65″ W

194 – Early Exquisite Humpback Trunk This is an early antique 19th century humpback wooden trunk. The trunk shows excellent brass hardware with wood slat construction and a black/red accent. The trunk has been professionally refurbished with new handles and various pieces of hardware. This is one of the finest humpback trunks we have sold. The antique trunk is in good condition. It measures 18.5″ x 36″ and is 24″ tall. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

195 – Antique Horse Collar Full Body Mirror This lot features an antique horse collar mirror full body length. The mirror is is mounted on an antique horse collar. This custom piece was hand designed here in Montana. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures:58 1/2″ H x 16″ W x 4″ D (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

196 – Plateau Indian Beaded Breast Collar Necklace This is an original 19th to 20th Century Plateau Native American Indian beaded breast collar necklace. The necklace shows a harness saddle leather outside frame, strung on Indian tanned hide fringe and early pony wound glass trade beads in chalk white and dark blue. The piece is in overall good condition and displays very well. The piece measures as it sits, 12″W x 15″H.

197 – Iroquois Beaded Flat Bag 19th Century This is a Iroquois Native American Indian beaded work bag from the 19th Century. The piece shows excellent beadwork on both sides. The bag shows a rich construction with early trade clothes with glass trade seed beads in chalk white, greasy yellow, sky blue, green, translucent red, translucent pink, and Cheyenne pink bead fancy edge. The bag shows only slight bead loss, but otherwise displays well. The piece measures 5″W x 5.5″L with an additional 9.5″ top strap. Early and rare original Iroquois piece.

197a – Northern Plains Pony Beaded Leggings 19th to 20th The lot features a set of Indian tanned hide and pony beaded leggings from the Northern Plains Native American Indians circa 19th to 20th Century. The leggings show mineral ocher red and black polychrome painted design with early semi-transparent padre blue wound pony trade beads and long cut fringe. These appear to be in good condition for their age. Each measures

198 – Navajo Old Pawn Silver Badger Claw Turquoise Ring The lot features a Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver Old Pawn ring with impressive Badger claw, gem quality turquoise stone, and ox blood coral. The ring is signed and marked, STERLING. The piece is very well made and shows a heavy sterling construction. The ring is a size 10 to 10.5. Rare Badger Claw Ring.

199 – Ranger Model 103-2 .22 Bolt Action Rifle This is a Ranger Model 103-2 .22 bolt action rifle. The rifle uses .22 short, long or long rifle ammunition. The rifle features a solid wood stock with open sights and comes with an adjustable leather sling. NO magazine is included. The rifle is in good condition. It measures 42.75″ long. Serial number: none.

200 – Marlin Model 60 Semi-Auto .22 Rifle with Scope This is a Marlin Model 60 semi-automatic .22 rifle with scope. The rifle uses .22 long rifle ammunition. The rifle features a solid wood stock with a tube feed magazine. The scope is a Tasco 4×32 power. The Marlin .22 rifle is in good condition. It measures 40.5″ long. Serial number 17439929

201 – Folk Art Log Cabin Table Lamp This is a folk art log cabin table lamp. The lamp was hand crafted using wooden popsicle sticks, skewers and other materials. The lamp is in good overall condition. It measures 12″ x 14″ and is 22.25″ tall.

201a – Copper Table Lamp from Butte Montana This is a copper table lamp from Butte, Montana. The lamp was made using a large copper formation specimen mined in Butte. The lamp has unique character and is in good condition. It has been tested and is in working condition. The lamp measures 14″ wide and is 24.25″ tall.

202 – Antique Fisher Sterling Silver Coffee Set This lot features a Fisher Silversmith coffee set with coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl. This elegant set made of sterling silver. Fisher Silversmiths of Jersey City, NJ were in business from approximately 1936 to 1970. This set is extremely well made and in good condition for its age. Measures: Coffee Pot: 9.5″ H x 7″ W x 3″ D. Creamer: 4″ H x 4″ W x 2 1/2″ D. Sugar Bowel: 3″ H x 5 1/8″ W x 3″ D

203 – African Hartebeest Skull This is an African Hartebeest skull. The skull has been prepared by a professional taxidermist and shows an impressive set of horns. The skull is in good condition. It measures 10″ wide and 31″ long.

204 – African Cape Buffalo Skull This is an African Cape Buffalo skull with horns. The skull has been prepared by a professional taxidermist and shows good condition. The skull measures 26.25″ wide and 26″ long.

205 – African Impala Taxidermy Shoulder Mount This is an African Impala taxidermy shoulder mount. The Impala shows an impressive set of horns. The mount has been prepared by a professional taxidermist and shows great color and condition. The mount measures

206 – Smith & Wesson New Model 3 .44-40 Revolver Trophy The lot features a double action top break over six shot revolver in a .44-40 caliber. The revolver is attributed to being a Smith & Wesson New Model 3 Frontier Target in .44-40 caliber. The revolver shows a very early age of circa 1870-1890’s. The revolver shows excellent hand engravings across the entire piece and was used as the High Cowboy Shooter Evans Ranch 2008 Trophy. The piece comes in a custom wood box as displayed. This is marked on the frame under the grips, “40” and above the cylinder on the top break latch, “40”. Bottom of frame is marked, “433” or “7433”. Top of barrel rib is worn, but is marked illegibly, “RE ISO”. The revolver has a 6″ barrel and short frame grip, rare. Hammer and trigger appear to function, but poorly. The custom box is 15″x11″ and 3.5″H. Review pictures for firearm manufacture, condition, and description correctness. NO FFL.

207 – Navajo Yei Pictorial Fine Wool Rug This is a fantastic Navajo Yei pictorial fine wool rug. The rug shows Ye’ii figures, each one holding a stalk. The figures feature bright, vivid colors and the rug is in good condition. It measures: 61″ L x 301/2″ W

208 – Connecticut Valley Arms .50 Black Powder Rifle This is a Connecticut Valley Arms “Mountain Stalker” .50 black powder rifle. The rifle features a solid wood stock with open sights. The black powder rifle is in good overall condition. It measures 41.5″ long.

209 – Winchester Model 1892 Trapper Hide Hide Scabbard This is an early circa 19th to 20th Century tanned hide carbine scabbard for the Winchester Model 1892 Trapper Carbine. The scabbard shows a tanned hide construction with brass oval like tacks and brass bronze buckle. The scabbard shows the correct measurements to be made originally for the piece. Early Old West Piece. Measures 24.75″L x 6.5″H.

210 – Early North Plains Indian Trade Percussion Rifle The lot features a North Plains Native American Indian Trade Percussion Rifle in a .60 large caliber from circa 1830-1880. The rifle shows a heavy 32.5″L round barrel, etched lock plate, large hammer and top strike percussion cap. The rifle shows the ram rod and has Indian tanned hide supports holding the barrel and stock. Provenance: This is from a large Native American Indian private collection in Wyoming and has been the the collectors family for over 60 years. Originally recovered in the Washington area. Measures overall 48″L. NO FFL.

211 – Montana Black Bear Taxidermy Rug Mount This lot features a Montana trophy black bear taxidermy rug mount. This is a Montana black bear taxidermy rug mount. The bear has been mounted on felt backing and shows a deep rich brown color with white accents. The bear has been prepared by a professional taxidermist and is in good overall condition. Measures: 89″ L x 81″ W

212 – Vintage 1950s Imperial Toothpick Swicthbalde This lot features a Vintage Imperial toothpick USA automatic switchblade flick knife circa 1950s. Felix and Michael Mirando started the Imperial Knife Co. in Providence R.I. in 1916. Imperial Knife Co. persevered through the great depression by improvising techniques and learning how to find more readily available materials. This piece is in good condition for its age. Measure 8″ L x 3 1/2″blade length

213 – Antique Copper Moonshine Still and Whiskey Jug This is an antique copper moonshine still and a salt glazed stoneware whiskey jug. The still is made from a large copper boiler fitted with a copper condensing coil. The still has a wonderful patina. The whiskey jug is marked with a “2” inside a heart. The moonshine still and jug are in good overall condition. The jug does have some damage as shown. The still measures 11.25″ x 20.25″ and is 16″ tall.

214 – L.A. Huffman Crow Indian Framed Photograph This is an L.A. Huffman framed photograph. The photograph is titled “Crow Indians Rosebud Mont. 1883 The Travois”. It is also marked with the Huffman signature. This is believed to be an enlarged photograph made from an original photograph, however, age is unknown. The photo has been professionally matted and framed. The frame measures 15.25″ x 22″.

214a – L.A. Huffman Sioux Warrior Grave Photograph This is an L.A. Huffman framed photograph. The photograph. The caption on the photo reads “Sioux Warriors Grave North Montana Territory 1879. La Huffman Post Ft. Keogh”. This may be an enlargement from an original photograph, however, age and originality have not been determined. It has been professionally matted and framed. The frame measures 14.5″ x 17.25″.

215 – Native American Photograph Collection This is a pair of Native American teepee photographs. The first photo shows two beggars on horseback making their rounds of the teepees. The photo has a hand written caption done on the negative. The photo is believed to have been made directly from the original negative, however, age and originality have not been determined. The frame measures 9.5″ x 12″. The second photograph shows a group of Plains Indians posing near their teepee. One Indian appears to be handing a pipe to another. The photograph is original, however, age is unknown. The frame measures 9″ x 11″.

216 – Hudson Bay Style Silver Trade Cross Montreal WS This is a Hudson Bay Fur Trade Co. style or type silver trade cross with black glass inlays. Other Hudson Bay Trade crosses of this style are from circa 1765-1825. The piece is hallmarked, “HB”, “WS, “MONTREAL”, and “WS”. The piece shows an early 19th century peace medal style presentation fabric collar. The cross appears to be solid silver with a much heavier construction than other trade crosses available. The trade cross is displayed in a black glass top case that measures 14.25″x20.25″. Cross is 6.5″x4.5″ (with top ring). Presentation collar and cross measure as they lay 19″H x 10.75″W. Cross is missing one inlay.

217 – Navajo Old Pawn Silver Turquoise Coral Bracelet This is a Navajo Native American Indian Old Pawn Silver early to mid 20th century bracelet. The piece shows an excellent bright gem quality turquoise stone from the Morenci Turquoise Mine and piece of deep branch coral. The piece is signed (indistinguishable). The piece has a heavy silver construction and excellent quality. Measures (shipping) 2 7/8W x 2 1/8″D x 2.25″H with a 6.5-7″ inside circumference wrist size.

218 – Sac & Fox Meskwaki Beaded Arm Bands c. 1900 The lot features a set of two matching Sac & Fox Meskwaki Native American Indian beaded arm bands from circa 1900. The pieces show 19th century glass trade seed beads in chalk white, Hudson Bay red white hearts, black, semi-transparent amber, semi-transparent navy blue, and faceted semi-transparent red. The pieces are beaded on a canvas trade clothe base with elastic back strap. Each shows slight bead loss, but overall great pieces. Each measures approx. 7.5″L x 1 7/8″W.

219 – Woodland Indians Hopewell Bird Effigy Pipe 500BC- This is a Woodland Great Lakes Native American Indian Hopewell Curve carved bird effigy pipe from circa 500 B.C. to 600 A.D. with COA. The piece comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Bannerstone Tom stating this as being an original authentic Woodland Indians 5500BC-600AD Hopewell pipe. Provenance: From a large Iowa Native American Indian private collection and was recovered from Sciota Co., Ohio in the 20th century. The piece appears to be a light pipestone material. Measures 4 1/16″L x 1.75″W x 2″H.

220 – Kiowa Strike-A-Lite Fully Beaded Bag EXCELLENT The lot features a Kiowa Native America Indian wonderfully beaded Strike-A-Lite style bag. The front of the bag shows wonderful traditional beadwork pattern with 19th century style glass trade seed beads that are sinew sewn on saddle leather. The piece also features tin jingle cones with a round silver colored metal concho accenting the flap The beadwork shows various colors such as greasy yellow, semi-transparent green, and semi-transparent red. The bottom of the bag shows brass beads on braided Indian tanned hide fringe. The modern bag displays very well and is in the exact likeness of early 19th century rare Kiowa strike-a-lite bags. Provenance: From a large Wyoming Indian artifact private collection. The bag measures 5.5”L with an additional 5.5”L braided hide fringe x 3.5”W, and has a 4.5”L top strap.

221 – Oil on Board Butte Montana by Taylor Lynde This is an original work of art oil painting on board titled, “Veterans Day, ’02, Butte” by Taylor Lynde. Taylor Lynde is a fourth generation Montanan and was born in Great Falls, Montana. His works of art consist of excellent Impressionist Realism style landscapes of Historic Montana. The painting shows excellent quality and good condition. This is signed by the artist in the work, lower right. This piece was sold by Chaparral Fine Art Gallery in Bozeman, Montana years ago for $1,500. Artwork is 16″x24″. Frame is 21″x29″.

222 – Franck Louissaint Haitian Original Oil Painting This is an original work of art oil painting on canvas by Haitian artist, Franck Louissaint. The piece shows a Haitian city scene with rich colors and exquisite quality. Frank Louissaint was born in Jacmel, Haiti in 1951 to a poor laborer. He showed excellent talent and was eventually discovered in his 20’s. He is considered one of the most renowned Haitian Artist. The piece is in very good condition. Signed lower middle and dated 2001. The piece is in an excellent designer custom gilt wood carved frame that is 49.75″x39.75″. Visible artwork is 40″x30″. His artwork sells for $5.79 sq.in. making this piece (one of his largest created) valued at $6,948.00.

223 – Ron Farner Indian Maiden Signed Print This is a Ron Farner Indian Maiden signed print. The maiden is seen in the center of this piece. A medicine wheel emanates from her outward to the edges. A red-winged blackbird and yellow-headed blackbird are seen in the upper corners. The print has been signed by the artist and is numbered 241/375. The print has been professionally matted and placed in a rustic reclaimed barn wood frame. The frame measures 38.25″ x 38.25″.

224 – Ron Farner Winter Wolf Signed Framed Print This is a Ron Farner signed and framed print. The print is titled “Winter Wolf”. The print shows Winter Wolf in the center with the medicine wheel emanating outward from him. A pack of wolves and a lone wolf are seen in the top corners of the print. The bottom corners show a winter sunrise and an ice covered forest. The print is in good condition. It has been signed by the artist and is numbered 237/375. It has been professionally matted and placed in a rustic reclaimed barn wood frame. The frame measures 38.5″ x 38.5″.

225 – Montana Trophy Mountain Lion Skull This lot features a trophy skull from a Montana mountain lion. This skull is large for this species with top incisors measuring, about 1 1/2″ long. This real skull is well preserved and is in good condition for its age. Measures: 6″ W x 9″ D x 5 3/4″ H

226 – Antique Oak Upholster Chair This lot features an antique oak upholster chair. It is draped in green upholstery with brass tacks. The chair is constructed of beautiful oak would. The piece is in goof condition for its age. Measures:41 1/2″ H x 21″ W x 21″ D (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

227 – Antique Spindle Legs Pallor Table This lot features an antique pallor table with spindle legs. This table has a spindle leg design and a wood style skirt. The pallor table is in good condition for its age. Measures: (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

228 – Antique Ball In Claw Pallor Table This lot features an antique ball in claw pallor table. The table has a unique ball in claw design on its feet. The table is craved with several elegant designs including one with acorns. It is constructed of quarter song oak. The table is in good condition for its age. Measures: 29″ H x 24″ W x 24″ D (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

229 – Antique Oak Parlor Table with Spindle Legs This is an antique oak parlor table. The table features spindle legs and wonderful brass feet. The top of the table has a carved rope edge. The antique parlor table is in good condition. It measures 22″ x 22.25″ (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

230 – Wooden Wicker Rocking Chair Set of Two This is a pair of wooden wicker rocking chairs. The chairs are made from solid wood. They show good overall condition. Each chair measures 24″ wide, 29.25″ deep and 41″ tall.

231 – Montana Carnival Manic Goat Head Figure This lot features a carnival style manic goat head chewing a can. This figure is from here in Montana and was used at local fairs and rodeos. It is in excellent condition for its age. Measures: 32″ H x 14 1/2″ W x 10″ D

232 – Western Photographic Print Collection This is a pair of Western photographic prints. The first is from a J.E. Stimson photograph showing a cowboy riding a saddle bronc horse at a rodeo. Stimson has a studio in Cheyenne, Wyoming and the photograph was likely taken there. The second print is from a Charles Beldnen photograph showing a herd of sheep. Both prints are in good condition and have been matted. Each one measures 16″ x 20″.

233 – Western First Edition Book Collection This is a collection of Western books. The books included are: “Rangers and Regulars” by George E. Hyde, 1st edition, 1952 with dust jacket. “Wyoming Territorial Sheriffs” by Ann Gorzalka, signed 1st edition, 1989 with dust jacket. “Wyoming A guide to its History, Highways & People” by Writer’s Program (WPA), 1st edition, 1948 no dust jacket. “Arizona A State Guide” by Writer’s Program (WPA), 1st edition, 1940 no dust jacket. All the books are in good or better condition. The largest measures 6″ x 9″.

233a – Native American Book Collection This is a collection of six Native American books. Included in the collection is: “Walk in Beauty: The Navajo and Their Blankets” by Anthony Berlant and Mary Hunt Kahlenberg, “Art of Clay: Timeless Pottery of the Southwest” by Lee M. Cohen, 1st edition, 1963 with dust jacket. “From This Earth: The Ancient Art of Pueblo Pottery” by Stewart Peckham, 1st edition, 1990 with dust jacket. “The North American Indians in Early Photographs” by Paula Richardson Fleming and Judith Luskey, 1988 with dust jacket. “Portrait of the Old West” by Harold McCracken, 1st edition, 1952 with dust jacket. “George Catlin and the Old Frontier” by Harold McCracken, 1959, 1st edition with dust jacket. All the books are in good or better condition. The largest book measure2 10.25″ x 12.25″.

233b – Western and Firearm Book Collection This is a collection of Western and firearm books. Included in the collection are: “Cowboy Collectibles and Western Memorabilia” by Robert W.D. Ball and Ed Vebell, 1991 paperback. “Frederic Remington: The Color of Night” by Nancy K. Anderson, 2003 hardback with dust jacket. “The Art of Remington Arms” by Tom Davis, 1st edition, 2003 with dust jacket. “Buffalo Bill’s Wild West: An American Legend”, by R.L. Wilson, 1998, 1st edition with dust jacket. All foru books are in good to excellent condition. The largest book measures 10.25″ x 11.5″

233c – Western and Native American Book Collection This is a collection of six Western and Native American books. Included in the collection are: “Indian Life on the Upper Missouri” by John C. Ewers, 1st edition, 1968, signed with dust jacket. “Devil Man with a Gun” by Art H. Watson, 1st edition, 1967, signed with dust jacket. “Magnificent Missourian: The Life of Thomas Hart Benton” by Elbert B. Smith, 1st edition, 1958, signed with dust jacket. “The Last of the Old West” by George Mecklenburg, 1st edition, 1927, signed with dust jacket. “Vigilante Victims: Montana’s 1864 Hanging Spree” by R.E. Mather and F.E. Boswell, 1st edition, 1991, signed with dust jacket. “Driving on the Rim” by Thomas McGuane, 1st edition, 2010, signed with dust jacket. All the books are in good or better condition. The largest book measures 6.5″ x 9.5″.

233d – Montana First Edition Book Collection This is a collection of seven Montana books. Included in the collection are: “Shallow Diggin’s” by Jean Davis, 1st edition, 1962, with dust jacket. “This is Montana” by Rick and Susie Graetz, 1st edition, 2003, signed with dust jacket, new condition. “One Man’s Montana” by John K. Hutchens, 1st edition, 1964, with dust jacket. “Montana An Uncommon Land” by K. Ross Toole, 1st edition, 1959, with dust jacket. “The Last Best Place: A Montana Anthology” by William Kittredge and Annick Smith, 1st edition, 1988, with dust jacket. “Copper Camp” by Writer’s Program (WPA), 1st edition, 1943, no dust jacket. “Territorial Politics and Government in Montana 1864-89″ by Clark C. Spence, 1st edition, 1975, with dust jacket. All the books are in good or better condition. The largest book measures 6.5″ x 9.25″.

234 – Montana Flathead Indian Photograph Collection This is a collection of three Montana Flathead Indian photographs. Each photograph has hand written captions done on the negative. The photographs are believed to have been made directly from the original negative, however, age and resolution have not been established. The photographs have been professionally matted and framed. The frame measures 12.25″ x 24.5”.

235 – Panagra Panama Travel Advertising Poster c. 1963 This is an original Panagra travel poster of Panama. The poster depicts a traditional ethnic celebration at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Asuncion. The lower left corner of the poster is marked “Printed in U.S.A. 11/63″. The poster shows good overall condition. It has been affixed to a rigid backing. There are two small tears near the top as shown. The frame measures 29″ x 42.5”.

235a – Ski In Chile Panagra Advertising Poster c. 1962 This is an original rare Panagra Travel Advertising poster for skiing in Chile. The piece is a Litho. Made in the U.S.A. circa 1962. The piece shows bright graphics and colors with a very desirable subject matter. The Ski In Chile poster is one of the more desirable of the Panagra travel posters. The piece is marked lower left corner, “Litho. in U.S.A. 2-62.” Three of the corners are covered for mounting puposes. No corners have been cut. Panagra was the Pan American-Grace Airways (a joint venture between Pan American World Airways and Grace Shipping Company) which began operations in 1928 and ceased operations in 1967. Panagra began creating travel posters in the late 1950’s and early 1960’s. These are scarce and desirable pieces. The piece can be rolled up for shipping. This has been shrink wrapped to matte board for display. Poster measures 28″x39.5″.

236 – Connecticut Valley Arms Hunter Black Powder Rifle This lot features a BPI- Connecticut Valley Arms Inc. Hunter 50 cal. black powder rifle. This rifle was manufacture in Spain. Connecticut Valley Arms Inc., founded in 1971, develops and sells muzzleloaders for shooting enthusiasts and hunters. Does include original ram rod. The rifle is in good condition for its age. Measures:38 1/4″ L, Barrel length, 25″ NO FFL BACKGROUND CHECK.

237 – Early Speer Bullet Caliber Advertising Display This is a Speer Bullets display. The display features bullets from .22 to .45 and all calibers in between. The bullets are displayed on a print created by artist Jack Woodson. The print shows Lewis & Clark along with Sacajawea. The Speer Bullets display is in good condition. It measures 11″ x 21″.

238 – Antique Superior Rotating Duck Target This is an antique Superior rotating duck target. The target features three heavy fiberboard ducks attached to the steel stand. Each of the ducks is marked “Superior USA”. The rotating duck target is in good condition. It measures 29″ in diameter and is 34″ tall.

239 – Proforce Extreme Compound Bow With Arrows This lot features a Pro-force extreme compound bow by Hoyt U.S.A. Also include in this lot is a set of 10 Easton xx75 arrows. The bows estimated specs are 29” Draw, Set at 64 lb, 4 Pin Sight, and 8 Arrow holder. The bow is in fair condition for its age .Measures:43″ H x 16″ W x 5 1/2″ D

240 – Middle Eastern Flintlock Camel Rifle Blunderbuss The lot features an antique Middle Eastern Camel Flintlock Rifle. The decorative flintlock shows a short wood stock with pressed copper accent on forestock. The rifle has a caliber of .88 and would have been used more like a blunderbuss with any usable material used as the projectile. The piece shows heavy rust on the action with none of the pieces being able to move. Great display firearm. Measures overall 23″L. NO FFL.

241 – Vintage Gucci Handbag This lot features a vintage Gucci handbag. Gucci was founded by Guccio Gucci in Florence in 1921. The company has became one of the world’s most successful manufacturers of high-end leather goods, clothing, and other fashion products. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures: 10″ H x 5 1/2″ D x 13″ W

242 – Northern Plains Beaded Ankle Cuffs circa 1890 This is a set of fully beaded rare ankle cuffs or moccasin tongue covers from the Northern Plains Native American Indians. The set is from circa 1890 and shows well preserved condition with little to no bead loss. The piece shows a trade clothe backing with Indian tanned hide and excellent 19th Century glass trade seed beads in chalk white, semi-translucent red, sem-translucent green, rare black, and blue. These would have been worn above the foot on the tongue area of the moccasin wrapping around the ankle. Rarely seen ankle cuffs. The pieces show a a five point star with crosses on either sides, four diamonds and the name “JOE” on the bottom. Each measures 9″x5 3/8″. Provenance: This is from a large Native American & Early American artifact private collection in Iowa.

243 – Apache Beaded Effigy Cradle Board 19th Century This is a Apache Native American Indian beaded cradle board or papoose showing wonderful glass seed trade beadwork from the 19th Century. The early piece shows a wood frame construction with Indian tanned hide having a rich mineral yellow ocher dyed finish. The board shows willow branches and a red trade clothe accent. This is in very well preserved condition and is a scarcely seen effigy or doll cradle. The piece measures 7.75″L x 4.5″W.

244 – Montana Full Body Raccoon Taxidermy Mount This is a Montana full body raccoon taxidermy mount. The raccoon is shown in a sitting position with its front paws raised up in a striking pose. The mount is in good overall condition. It measures 10.25″ x 24″ and is 21″ tall. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

245 – Montana Western Cowboy Chaps This is a pair of Montana Western cowboy leather chaps. The chaps feature zippered legs and show good overall condition. They measure 36.5″ long.

246 – Vintage Filigree Metal Skull This lot features a vintage filigree metal skull. Filigree is a delicate kind of jewelry metalwork. Made with tiny beads or twisted threads, or both in combination, soldered together or to the surface of an object of the same metal and arranged in artistic motifs. The skull in in good condition for its age and has no dents. Measures: 8″ H x 6″ W x 7″ D

247 – Vintage Eddy’s Bread Metal Sign This lot features a vintage metal sign for ” Home of Eddy’s Good Bread” . The sign is metal but shows little signs of rust and the paint is in good condition. The overall condition of the piece is good for its age. Measures: 26 1/2″ H x 27″ W

247a – Vintage Eddy’s Bread Wooden Dinner Menu Sign This lot features another piece of Eddy’s Bread advertising, a wooden Dinner Menu sign with ” 1st Choice Eddy’s Bread Fresh!” written on it as well The piece is in good condition for its age . Measures 48″ H x 34″ W

248 – Three Antique Sets of Sterling Silver Forks This lot features three antique sets of sterling silver forks. In total 29 sterling silver forks. Each set was manufactured in varies locations including Birmingham England as denoted by the lion and anchor stamps on one of the sets. The condition of the collection is good for its age. Weight: about 1100 g

249 – Three Antique Silver Sterling Knife Sets This lot features three sets of antique silver sterling knife sets. In total there are 16 knives in the collection. Each is constructed of sterling silver. However, two set do have stainless steel blades and silver sterling handles. Included are cotton bags for the set that may or may not be original. The knives are in good condition for there age. Weight: about 820g

250 – Montana Pheasant Full Body Taxidermy Mount This is a Montana ringneck pheasant full body taxidermy mount. The cock and hen pheasants are shown in a foraging scene with stalks of wheat. Each pheasant has been professionally done showing great color and condition. The Montana pheasant mount measures 9.5″ x 54″ and is 15″ tall.

251 – Native American Chainsaw Carving by Jeff Fleming This is an original Native American warrior bust chainsaw carving by Montana artist Jeff Fleming. The warrior is shown in a wolf cape headdress. The carving shows incredible detail and craftsmanship. The piece has been signed by the artist and is in good condition. The carving measures 13″ in diameter and is 22.5″ tall.

252 – Montana Northern Pike Taxidermy Mount This is a Northern Pike taxidermy mount from Montana. This is a real skin mount prepared by a professional taxidermist. The pike is shown with its mouth open and ready to feed. It is attached to a piece of driftwood with a hook to hang on the wall. The Northern Pike taxidermy mount is in good condition. It measures 41″ long and 19″ tall.

253 – Cameo Carved Shell & Silver Brooch 19th Century This features a relief hand carved Carnelian shell cameo & silver brooch. The piece was appraised by Greenleafs Jewelry Inc. in Bozeman, MT as being the following: One cameo brooch. Silver frame with hinged pin and “C” catch on back, set with one Carnelian shell cameo approximately 47mm x 37mm, oval cameo carved with a standing woman with a vase of flowers, harp and window scene. Shell is cracked on back. Pin frame is broken. 5.90 DWT. Valued over $200.00. The piece appears to be from the 18th to19th century and is from the Anne Moore Estate, direct relative of Elias Boudinot President of the Continental Congress 1782-1783. Please review pictures for age and condition. Measures 1 5/8”x2.25”. A copy of the pictured appraisal will be included.

253a – Cameo Carved Shell & Silver Brooch 19th Century This features a relief hand carved Carnelian shell cameo & silver brooch. The piece was appraised by Greenleafs Jewelry Inc. in Bozeman, MT as being the following: One cameo brooch. Silver frame brooch mounting with hinged pin and “C” shaped pin catch set with one oval, 28mm x 23mm, shell cameo carved with one woman. 2.30 DWT. Valued over $200.00. The piece appears to be from the 18th to19th century and is from the Anne Moore Estate, direct relative of Elias Boudinot President of the Continental Congress 1782-1783. Please review pictures for age and condition. Measures 1”x1.25”.

254 – Antique Baccarat Fine Crystal Stemware Collection This is a collection of Baccarat fine crystal stemware. All the stemware is Nonancourt Pattern. Included are 6 wine glasses, 5 martini glasses, 7 small champagne flutes, and 6 medium champagne flutes. Each glass is monogrammed “R” and shows good condition. The wine glasses measure 7″ tall.

255 – Triumph #4 Long Spring Trap Collection This is a collection of 6 Triumph long spring animal traps. All the traps are marked “Triumph 4″ on the pan and two have a drag chain. The traps are in good overall condition. Each one measures 18.5″ long.

255a – Vintage Collection Of Beaver Traps This lot features a vintage collection of beaver traps. There are three Victory traps, one Triumph trap, and one Blake & Lamb trap. These traps are in good condition for there age. Measure: ( In order list above) 7″ L x 3″ W x 21/2″ H, 8″ L x 3 1/4″ W x 2 1/2″ H, 9 1/2″ L x 4″ W x 3″ H

256 – Springfield Savage Model 246 .22 Rifle This is a Springfiled Savage Arms Model 246 .22 rifle. The rifle takes .22 short, long and long rifle ammunition. The rifle features a solid wood stock with a tube feed magazine. The rifle is in good overall condition and comes with a Tasco 3-7×20 scope. The rod for the magazine is missing parts. The rifle measures 38.75″ long. Serial number 0183594.

257 – Marlin Glenfield Model 25 .22 Cal. Rifle This lot features a Marlin Glenfield Model 25 .22 cal. S-L-L-R bolt action rifle. The rifle does come with a short clip for the gun. Marlin Firearms Co., formerly of North Haven, Connecticut, is a manufacturer of semi-automatic, lever-action, and bolt-action rifles. The rifle is in fair condition for is age. Measures: 41″ L x 27 1/2″barrel length.

258 – Break Action Pellet Rifle This is a break action pellet rifle. The rifle uses .177 pellet ammunition. The rifle features a solid wood stock and comes with a scope. The pellet rifle is in good condition. It measures 40.75″ long.

259 – Beeman Model R1 Break Action Pellet Rifle This is a Beeman Model R1 break action pellet rifle. The rifle uses .177 pellets and features a durable solid wood stock with open sights. The pellet rifle is in good condition. It measures 45.5” long.

260 – Steatite Catawba Bear Effigy Pipe c. 1870-1925 COA This is an original authentic Catawba Native American Indian people hand carved Steatite Bear Effigy pipe from circa 1870-1925 with COA. Provenance: The piece was recovered in North Carolina and is from a large private Native American Indian collection in Iowa. This comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from Bannerstone Tom. The piece measures 5.75″L x 2 3/8″H x 1″W. Rare piece.

261 – Lunkenheimer No 3 Brass Visible Oil Pump 1895-1908 This is a circa 1895-1908 Lunkenheimer Co. Cincinnati, Ohio Oil Pump No. 3. The piece shows all solid brass construction with cylinder glass visible pump design and wood turned handle. The piece is marked on the top, “Lunkenheimer Co. Cincinnati, O. Oil Pump No. 3.” These exact style models were used by the Wright Brothers as prop shaft oilers on the first airplane ever built. These were also used on early Hit-And-Miss-Engines and Trains. The piece shows very well preserved condition with the rare cylinder glass. Same design as the visible gas pumps. The pump handle works and the piece appears to function (no oil tested for pump). Modern pipe fitting added for display use. Measures overall 8.5″H x 7 1/8″W with a 3″ modern pipe fitting stand. Rare piece. Originally valued over $350.

261a – Essex Brass Oiler Pump Early 1900 This is a G.B. Essex Brass Co. Detroit, Michigan Oiler from early 1900. The piece is stamped on the top, “G.B. Essex Brass Co. Essex Detroit, Mich.” The piece shows the early original wavy glass cylinder with rich solid brass construction. The pump handle moves and the oiler appears to function (not tested with oil). The piece shows well preserved condition. The Essex Oil Pump has the design of an early visible gas pump. This is mounted to a modern pipe fitting for display. Measures overall 12.75″H x 6.5″W x 4.5″D. Globe area is 5.5″H x 4.5″W with brass frame. Rare Piece.

262 – Ace Powell Native American Portrait Etching This is an original Ace Powell Native American portrait etching. .Ace Powell was an accomplished Montana artist who worked in oil, bronze, watercolor and etching during his lifetime. The etching shows fine detail in this wonderful piece. It has been signed by the artist and is numbered 42/50. The frame measures 11.75″ x 14.75″.

263 – Ace Powell Bighorn Sheep Artist Proof Etching This is an original Ace Powell etching that shows the bighorn sheep standing on the rock outcrop. Ace Powell was an accomplished Montana artist who worked in oil, bronze, watercolor and etching during his lifetime. This etching show fine detail and is in good condition. It has been signed by the artist and is marked as an “Artist Proof”. The frame measures 14″ x 15.75″.

264 – Antique Set Of James Dixon & Sons Powder Flasks This lot features a set of two James Dixon and Sons of Sheffield powder flasks. First in this lot is the James Dixon and Sons of Sheffield quick loading fire proof marked flasks. It is constructed of copper and estimated to be produce in the 1850s. This pieces was given a estimated valued at 300 dollars. Next, in this lot, is an antique James Dixon &Sons of Sheffield copper / brass black powder rifle flask. This is a beautiful flask depicts a hunting scene of a Irish setter standing in front of a tree. This piece was previously valued at 500 dollars. The overall condition of the collection is good for its age. Measure: ( In order listed above) 10 1/2″ H x 5″ W x 2″ D, 7 1/2″ x 3 1/2″ W x 1 1/2″

265 – Early Cast Iron Cowboy & Indian Toys circa 1920 This lot features a collection of 12 cowboy and Indian toys each in rustic style shadow box sets of 6. Believed to be produced throughout the1920’s. These iconic cast iron toys are framed in two shadow boxes. The set contains six cowboys and six Indians . The overall condition of the set is good for its age. Measures:( one box) 17″ H x 6 1/2″W x 2 1/2″ D

266 – Navy Arms Co. Mule Ear .50 Black Powder Rifle This is a Navy Arms Company .50 black powder rifle. The rifle shows a beautiful solid hardwood stock. The rifle features a side hammer lock, also known as a “Mule Ear”. This rifle shows good condition. It is missing the ramrod. Overall length is 41.5″.

267 – Pendleton Yellowstone Park Wool Blanket This is an original Pendleton Yellowstone Park trade blanket in the desirable Hudson Bay Beaver Point Blanket Style. The blanket is made from 100% pure virgin wool. The blanket has the Yellowstone Park tag that features the scarcely seen Buffalo logo. The blanket features a white or cream background with the iconic black, yellow, red, and green strips on the front and back. One of the mist well known and desirable styles of trade blankets. The Pendleton blanket is in good condition overall for its age (small stain see pictures for condition). It measures 61″ x 76″.

268 – Confederate & Union Civil War Swords Replicas This lot features two Civil War cavalry sword replicas, one Union, the other Confederate. Both are believed to be manufactured in India to be exact replicas of original civil war cavalry swords. Both swords are in good condition for there age Measure: 44″ L x 34 ” blade length. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

269 – USPRR Expedition & Survey Lithograph Deer Lodge MT This is an original USPRR Expedition & Survey lithograph of the Deer Lodge Prairie in southwest Montana. In the mid 1800’s, the U.S. Congress authorized an expedition to survey the land between the Mississippi river and the Pacific Ocean to determine the best routes for the railroads to establish for travel. This lithograph has a caption that reads “Hot Spring Mound, in the ‘Deer Lodge” Prairie, of the Rocky Mountains. The lithograph is in good overall condition with light water damage. The frame measures 10″ x 13.25″.

269a – USPRR Expedition & Survey Lithograph Collection This is a pair of USPRR Expedition & Survey lithographs. The first one shows St. Paul, Minnesota Territory and the second one shows Brown’s Falls in Minnesota. In the mid 1800’s, U.S. Congress authorized an expedition to survey the best route for the railroads to travel from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean. These lithographs are in good condition. They have been matted and shrink wrapped. The larger piece measures 14″ x 17.25″.

269b – 1800’s Minneapolis St. Paul Lithograph Collection This is a collection of three lithograph of Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota from the mid 1800’s. Two of the lithographs are hand tinted and show incredibly fine detail. All three are in good overall condition. The largest piece measures 10″ x 14.75″.

269c – 1850’s Mississippi River Lithograph Collection This is a collection of three lithographs of the Mississippi River from the 1850’s. One of the lithographs is German and the other two were published by Herrman J. Meyer. All three lithographs are in good condition. They have been matted and shrink wrapped. The largest one measures 10.75″ x 12.75″.

269d – 1850’s Mississippi River Lithograph Collection This is a pair of Mississippi River lithographs of the Mississippi River from the 1850’s. The lithographs were published by Herrman J Meyer and show Grand Tower and Devil’s Bakeoven and the Eagle Rocks. Both lithographs are in good condition. They have been matted and shrink wrapped. The larger piece measures 10.75″ x 12.5″.

270 – WWII German Concentration Camp Photographs This is a collection of four WWII German concentration camp photographs. The photographs were taken at the Dachau Concentration Camp in 1945 shortly after it was liberated by the Allied forces. The photographs have been matted and framed. The frame measures 16.75″ x 21.25″.

271 – Early Montana Leather Saddle Bags 19th-20th C. This is a set of early unmarked handmade tooled leather saddle bags believed to be from a Eastern Montana saddle maker. The saddle bags are very well crafted showing a rich heavy construction and detailed tooling. The bags show wear indicative of their early 19th to 20th century age. The bags display very well and are a collectible piece. These measure overall 31.5″L x 8.5″W. Provenance: From a large early Americana and early Montana history collection in Billings, Montana. These have cast brass and nickel silver buckles.

272 – Antique Leather Mail Bag with Lock and Key This is an antique leather mail bag with lock and key. The bag is marked “Mail for Hullwood” and is believed to be from Montana. Hullwood was likely an early stagecoach or train stop. The padlock is marked “U.S.” and comes with a working key. The leather mail bag is in good condition. It measures 13″ x 20″.

273 – Big Sky Carvers Wooden Duck Decoy Bozeman Montana This is an original carved wooden duck decoy made by Big Sky Carvers in Bozeman, Montana. The duck is a mallard drake that is all hand painted and shows very good condition. The bottom of the duck is marked “Big Sky Carvers Bozeman, Montana” and has been signed by the artist. The duck measures 6.25″ x 16.5″ and is 6.25″ tall.

274 – Tom Taber Carved Wooden Scaup Duck Decoy This is an original carved wooden scaup duck decoy made by Tom Taber. The duck shows incredibly fine detail and is in good condition. The bottom has been signed by the artist. The duck measures 5.25″ x 12.75″ and is 6″ tall.

275 – Original Dan Schnetter Wood Carving This is an original wood carving by renowned Montana artist Dan Schnetter. The carving portrays a Native American warrior chief with a buffalo horn headdress. The piece is carved from cottonwood and shows incredibly fine detail and artistic craftsmanship. The carving has been signed by the artist. The Dan Schnetter carving is in good condition. It measures 5″ x 7.5″ and is 13.25″ tall.

276 – Navajo Sterling & Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Cuff This is an excellent Sleeping Beauty Mine Turquoise and Sterling Silver Navajo Native American Indian bracelet. The piece shows a great hand worked feather or leaf design with three gem quality Sleeping Beauty Mine Turquoise stones. The piece is hallmarked, “STERLING” and shows good condition. Box measurements are 2 3/8″L x 1 7/8″H x 1″W. The bracelet has an inside circumference wrist size of 6″.

277 – Navajo Morenci Turquoise & Sterling Bracelet The bracelet shows an excellent polished large nugget turquoise on sterling silver construction by a Navajo Native American Indian Silversmith. The piece is hallmarked, “AG” and shows overall good condition. The piece shows an excellent Morenci Turquoise Mine gem quality center stone and feather or leaf silver design. Shipping measurements are 2 3/8″L x 2 1/8″H x 1.25″W. The bracelet has a wrist size inside circumference of 6.5″.

278 – Navajo Bear Claw Turquoise Coral Sterling Necklace This is a Navajo Native American Indian sterling silver trophy bear claw necklace signed, “ES STERLING”. The piece also shows an excellent design with Sleeping Beauty Turquoise and coral stones. The piece is also on a “Sterling” marked chain necklace. The pendant is 2.5″L. Necklace is 24.5″L.

279 – Blackfoot Beaded Tobacco Pouch 19th-20th C. This is a beautifully beaded tobacco pouch from the Blackfoot Native American Indians. The piece is from circa 19th to 20th century and shows a Indian tanned hide construction. The bag shows an excellent early traditional pattern beaded design with all 19th century glass trade seed beads in chalk white, semi-transparent red, medium green. The bag is very well made and displays very well. The bag shows little to no bead loss. Measures 10.5″L with fringe x 4.25″W.

280 – Dave Powell Original Blackfoot Indian Sculpture This is an original work of art mixed media sculpture handmade by renowned Western and Indian artist, Dave Powell (American, 20th Century). Dave Powell, born in Kalispell Montana, is son to one of the most well-known Cowboy artist of all time, Ace Powell and his wife renowned artist Nancy McLaughlin Powell. Dave also worked with Bob Scriver on creating the Lewis and Clark Sculpture in Fort Benton, Montana. The sculpture shows the likeness of a 19th century Montana Blackfoot Chief. The sculpture shows hand carved wood and worked claw construction with early original antique trade clothe clothing, early wool trade blanket, parfleche knife sheath, iron strike-a-lite and pouch, and rare original 19th century glass trade beads including scarce Hudson Bay red green heart beads. This is a very well-crafted piece and is exceedingly rare. Mounted to a piece of Birch. The back is hand signed by Dave Powell with a Western Star AND ’96. Measures 32” tall. Only a few of these have been offered for private sale. One sold at our auction in 2013 for $3,629.50 with premium, a collection of two for $6,048 at Leslie Hindman in 2014 with premium, and at Brian Lebel’s auction in 2006 for $2,400 with premium. Some of Dave Powell’s paintings have sold at auction for over $30,000. This is an original hand crafted work of art.

281 – Broadwater Bottling Works Seltzer Bottle Helena MT This is a seltzer bottle from the Broadwater Bottling Works in Helena, Montana. The bottle features an applied color label with bright, vivid graphics. The siphon is marked “Broad Kist Bott. Works”. The seltzer bottle is in good condition with no chips, cracks, or other visible damage. The bottle measures 4″ in diameter and is 11.75″ tall.

282 – Vess Seltzer Bottle from Billings Montana This is a Vess seltzer bottle from Billings, Montana. The bottle features an applied color label with bright, vivid graphics. The siphon is marked “Cleo Cola Beverage Co.”. The seltzer bottle is in good overall condition with no chips, cracks or other visible damage. There is some minor haze as shown. The bottle measures 4″ in diameter and is 11.75″ tall.

283 – Tillman Goodan Westward Ho Cowboy Print This is a Tillman Goodan Westward Ho cowboy print. Goodan was an accomplished and successful Western artist in the early to late 1900’s. His most notable works were the Westward Ho designs he created for dinnerware that show Western scenes. This print shows a pair of cowboys driving a herd of horses. The print is in good overall condition. The frame measures 23″ x 29″.

283a – Tillman Goodan Westward Ho Cowboy Print This is a Tillman Goodan Westward Ho cowboy print. Goodan was an accomplished and successful Western artist in the early to late 1900’s. His most notable works were the Westward Ho designs he created for dinnerware that show Western scenes. This print shows a pair of cowboy wranglers resting along the trail. The print shows good overall condition. There is some minor damage as shown. The frame measures 25.5″ x 31.5″.

283b – Tillman Goodan Westward Ho Cowboy Print This is a Tillman Goodan Westward Ho cowboy print. Goodan was an accomplished and successful Western artist in the early to late 1900’s. His most notable works were the Westward Ho designs he created for dinnerware that show Western scenes. This print shows a pair of cowboys riding along the trail with a plane flying overhead. The print shows good overall condition. There is some minor damage as shown. The frame measures 25.5″ x 31.5″.

283c – Tillman Goodan Westward Ho Cowboy Print This is a Tillman Goodan Westward Ho cowboy print. Goodan was an accomplished and successful Western artist in the early to late 1900’s. His most notable works were the Westward Ho designs he created for dinnerware that show Western scenes. This print shows a group of cowboys riding along the trail in a Southwestern canyon. The print shows good overall condition with minor damage as shown. The frame measures 25.5″ x 31.5″

284 – Mexican Fringed Wool Rug This is a Mexican fringed wool rug. The rug features a bold figure of a dragon or dinosaur. This is a beautifully woven rug that shows good condition. The rug measures 58″ L x 39 1/2″ W

285 – Primitive Hickory End Table With Burnt’ Patina This lot features a early primitive style Hickory end table with a burnt patina. This elegant end table was constructed of hickory in North Dakota. It has a rare burnt patina style. It is in good condition for its age. Measures: 23″ H x 16″ W x 16″ D

286 – Assorted Collection Of Early Unmarked Fiestaware This lot features a collection of 15 believed to be unmarked pieces of early fiestaware. Some of the older fiestaware pieces did not receive any markings and some pieces could not be marked due to style of the piec . However, the distinctive colors and rings that circle the exterior and bottoms of the pieces are easily recognizable as signs of true fiestaware. These pieces are in good condition for there age. Measure: diameters of plates vary between 11 1/2″ D – 5 3/4″ D, Cups: 3″ H x 4″ W x 6 1/2″ D, 3″ H x 5″ W x 3 3/4″ D

286a – Original Turquoise Fiestaware Dating 1937-1969 This lot features a collection of turquoise fiestaware dating 1937-1969. The collection is form the original fiestaware line. The turquoise color ran form 1937 till it was discontinued in 1969. All pieces, excluding the tea cup which they mostly went unmarked, are marked with the handwritten fiesta. The pieces are in good condition for the items age, however the teacup handle has been broken off and glued on. Measure: Diameters 12″ , 10″ ,10″ , 8″ , 6″, (oval plate) 12 1/2″ L x 10″ W x 2 1/2″ H , (tea cup) 2 3/4″ H x 4 3/4″ W x 3 1/2″ D

286b – Assorted collection of Modern Fiestaware This lot features an assorted collection of modern fiestaware. After the company ceased production in 1973 fiestaware popularity skyrocket so much so that Homer Laughlin China Company reintroduced the product in 1983 and since many different companies have begun producing modern fiestaware. This lot contains over 50 pieces of modern fiestaware and silverware. Also included in this collection is a set of Fiesta modern glassware. The overall condition of the items is good for there age.

287 – Crow Floral Beaded Hide Pillow Cover 20th C. This is a floral pattern beaded Indian tanned hide pillow cover or pillow case from the Crow Native American Indians. The piece shows an age of mid 20th century with overall good condition. The piece has some fringe loss and only slight bead loss. The cover shows all Indian tanned hide construction with glass trade seed beads in various color such as Cheyenne pink, greasy yellow, semi-transparent yellow, sky blue, semi-transparent dark green, semi-transparent rose, and more. The pillow case is very well made and was recovered from a Montana Crow Reservation in early to mid 20th century. The case measures 24″x24″ with a 18.75″x18.75″. Early trade clothe backed. Sewn on each edge.

288 – Lakota Sioux Steer Horn & Hide Trade Knife 19th C. This is a from the Lakota Sioux Native American Indians and shows a steer horn carved Eagle fetish handle trade knife with steer hide knife scabbard. The scabbard shows a steer hide construction with hide sewn edge adorned with early red trade clothe. The knife shows a bowie style with cleaned blade showing some pitting near the end. Provenance: From a large private early American and Native American antique collection in Billings, Montana. Original owners believed the piece to be from the 19th century, circa 1840. Knife is 9 7/8″L with a 6″L blade. Knife and sheath are 15.5″L with top strap x 2.25″W. Please review pictures for age.

289 – Navajo Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Silver Necklace The necklace features the rare and desirable Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Mine stone with very unique feather and arrow fletching design. The piece is from a Navajo Native American Indian silversmith and is hallmarked, “M STERLING”. The piece shows good condition and displays very well. The center oval setting with the turquoise stone and arrow fletchings is 2.5″L x 1 1/8″W. Each framed feathers (2 total) are 2 1/8″L x 5 /8″W. Necklace is 18.5″L.

290 – Navajo Royston Turquoise & Sterling Bracelet This is a Navajo Native American Indian old pawn sterling silver bracelet with rich turquoise center stone. The center stone is from the Royston Turquoise mine and is of rare fashion. Th stone shows a rich blue/green turquoise coloring with brown and quartz matrix. The bracelet has a feather design and shows overall good condition with some signs of wear. Shipping measurements 2″H x 2.5″L x 7/8″W. The bracelet has a wrist size inside circumference of 6.5″.

291 – Alfredo Rodriguez Framed Mountain Man Print This is an Alfredo Rodriguez framed mountain man print. The print is titled “Rushing to Trade” and shows a mountain man fur trapper heading down the mountain trail with a load of animal hides and furs. The print has been signed by the artist and is numbered 658/950. It has been professionally matted and framed. The frame measures 31.5″ x 39.5″.

292 – Alfredo Rodriguez Framed Fur Trapper Print This is an Alfredo Rodriguez framed fur trapper print. The print is titled “The Fur Man” and shows the mountain man fur trapper dressed in hide and fur clothing holding his black powder rifle. The print is in good condition. It has been signed by the artist and is numbered 309/1250. The print has been professionally matted and framed. The frame measures 34″ x 40″.

293 – “Aspens on the Lake” Oil on Board by Karen Bonnie This is an original work of art painting by Karen Bonnie. The piece shows a landscape impressionism of Fall birch trees on a lake. The piece is hand signed lower left. Marked on the back of the board, “‘Aspens On The Lake’ plein air Karen Bonnie 2002″. Karen Bonnie’s (Wisconsin, Colorado, 20th c) works have sold at auction for over $3,000. The artwork is 9″x12″. The solid wood custom gilt frame is 16.5″x19.5”.

294 – Original Oil Painting Attributed Felice Giordano The lot features an original work of art oil painting on canvas signed, “F. Giordano”. Felice Giordano (1880-1964) is a renowned Italian artist with an excellent style and quality. The piece is in a gild wood frame and is done on a stretched canvas. Please review the pictures for correctness and condition. Artwork canvas is 24″x36″. Frame is 33″x45″. Felice Giordano’s work has sold for over $14,000.00 and an average of $7,000.00.

295 – Bair Custom Stag Horn Knife & Sheath Blackfoot, ID This is a handmade custom Bair Stag Horn Knife of Blackfoot, Idaho. The knife features a Sambar Stag Horn handle with brass finger guard and rivets, and a full tang drop point 440C polished stainless steel blade. The knife is handmade by Steve Bair and is marked, “SB 971”. The piece also comes with a Buffalo leather Bair sheath. The knife is overall 8.5″L with a 4″L blade. Knife & Sheath are 9″L.

296 – KA-BAR Model 1205 Fighting Knife in Custom Sheath This is a Ka-Bar Model 1205 fighting fixed blade knife with custom tooled leather sheath. The Kabar knife shows a stainless blade and nickel pommel with stacked leather grip and brass finger guard. The lot also comes with a custom hand crafted leather sheath marked, “Ka-Bar” across the front by A.A. Thielke of Ennis, Montana. The knife is 9 5/8″L with a 4.75″L blade. Knife and sheath is 10.5″L.

297 – Vintage Japanese Nishijin Pachinko Machine This is a Japanese Nishijin (Nishi-Jin) Pachinko upright pinball style machine. The piece is electrified and the red lights long the left side illuminate when plugged in. The lot features a large collection of the metal Pachinko balls. The machine measures 32 5/8″H x 20.75″W x 9″D.

298 – WWII USMC Bolo Knife with Scabbard and Belt This is an original WWII Marine Corps bolo knife with scabbard and belt. The knife is marked “U.S.M.C. Chatillon, N.Y.” and features a thick steel blade and wooden handle. The scabbard is marked “USMC Boyt 43”. The Marine Corps bolo knife and scabbard are in good condition. The knife measures 16.75″ with an 11″ blade.

299 – U.S. M6 Imperial Bayonet with M8A1 Bayonet This is a U.S. M6 Imperial bayonet with an M8A1 scabbard. The bayonet is marked “US M6 Imperial” and features a checkered grip. The bayonet is marked “US M8A1”. The bayonet and scabbard are in good condition. The bayonet measures 11.25″ with a 6.5″ blade.

300 – Civil War Era Springfield Socket Bayonet This is a Civil War era Springfield socket bayonet. The bayonet is marked “U.S.” and features a blade with three edges. The bayonet is in good overall condition showing minor surface rust. The bayonet measures 21″ in overall length.

301 – WWII Spanish Mauser Bayonet This is a WWII Spanish Mauser bayonet. The bayonet is marked “Artilleria Nacional Toledo” with crossed cannons. The bayonet is in good overall condition. It measures 20.5″ with a 15″ blade.

302 – British Pattern 1907 Enfield Bayonet This is a British Pattern 1907 Enfield bayonet. The bayonet is marked with a crown and “1907 Wilkinson”. The handle is also marked with a crown on both sides. The British Enfield bayonet is in good condition. It measures 21.75″ with a 16″ blade.

303 – WWII U.S. Navy Pilots Folding Survival Knife This is a WWII era U.S. Navy pilots folding survival knife. The knife is marked “Colonial Prov. R.I.” and features a large blade and saw that fold out. The knife is in good condition. When closed, the knife measures 6″ long.

304 – Antique Beaver Make Leather Motorcycle Gloves This is a pair of antique motorcycle gloves. The gloves are marked “Beaver Make” on the buttons. The glove are a gauntlet style with flared cuffs. The antique motorcycle gloves are in good overall condition. They do show wear and use as shown. They are approximately size medium. Each glove measures 7.75″ x 13.5″.

305 – Antique Fairbanks Cast Iron Balance Scale This is an antique Fairbanks cast iron balance beam scale. The scale. The scale features a brass slide and comes with a full set of weights. The scale also has a weight that can be engaged when using a scoop. The antique balance beam scale is in good condition. It measures 7.5″ x 13.5″ and is 7.5″ tall.

306 – WWI U.S. Army 2nd Asst. Ammunition Belt This is a WWI U.S. Army 2nd Automatic Rifleman Assistant’s ammunition belt. The belt is marked “P.B & Co. July 1918”. One set of puches is marked “5271 P.B & Co. 2nd Asst. Left Browning Colt 6-1918” and the other is marked “1758 Plant Bros. & Co. 2nd Asst. Right 9-1918”. The ammunition belt and pouches are in very good condition. The piece measures 7″ x 35″ and can be adjusted to accommodate a 47″ waist.

307 – U.S. Military Collection This is a large collection of U.S. military items that date from WWI to modern times. Included is a WWI compass, WWI leggings with leather reinforcement, a distress signal, a “CSA” reproduction buckle, an M16 rifle bayonet, and a shotgun belt with neck holds (not military). All the items are in good to very good condition.

308 – WWI 75mm Artillery Round Victory Trench Art This is a WWI 75mm artillery round Victory trench art piece. The round has been stamped “Victory Nov. 11, 1918 75 M/M Shell”. The copper expansion ring has also been marked and reads “They Shall Beat Their Swords Into Plowshares and Their Spears Into Pruning Hooks, Nation Shall Not Lift Up Sword Against Nation, Neither Shall They Learn War Anymore”. This is a fantastic piece of WWI history. The round is in good condition. It measures 2.75″ in diameter and 10.25″ tall.

309 – WWI German Dress Helmet This is an original WWI German dress helmet. The helmet features a badge on the front that shows an eagle and is marked “FR”. A brass spike sits on top of the helmet. The helmet is in good overall condition. It does have the original liner and strap. It measures 6.75″ x 9.75″x 8.5″.

309a – WWI Austrain Iron Cross Medal for Bravery This is a WWI Austrian Iron Cross medal for bravery. The medal is marked “FJ” on the front and “1916” on the back. Attached to the Iron Cross is a red and white trifold ribbon. The Austrian Iron Cross is in good condition. It measures 2″ x 3″.

309b – U.S. Military 1920 Mills Cartridge Belt This is a U.S. military cartridge belt. The belt is marked “Mar. 1920 Mills” and features ten ammunition pouches. The cartridge belt is in good condition. It measures 4.5″ x 39.5″.

309c – RARE U.S. Model 1906 Bayonet Rock Island Arsenal This is a RARE U.S. Model 1906 bayonet and scabbard manufactured at the Rock Island Arsenal. The bayonet is marked “RIA 1906” and shows the flaming cannonball on one side and “U.S.” on the other side. The scabbard is marked with the flaming cannonball with “U.S.” inside. The bayonet and scabbard are in good condition. The bayonet measures 20.25″ with a 15″ blade.

309d – U.S. M-5 Bayonet and Scabbard for M-1 Garand This is a U.S. military M-5 bayonet and scabbard for use with the M-1 Garand. The bayonet was made by Kinfolks and is marked “U.S. M-5 Aerial”. The scabbard is marked “USM8A1 P.W.H.”. The bayonet and scabbard are in good condition. The bayonet measures 11.5″ with a 6.5″ blade.

309e – British Pattern 1907 Enfield Bayonet with Scabbard This is a British Pattern 1907 enfield bayonet with scabbard. The bayonet is marked “1907 Wilkinson”. The bayonet comes with the original scabbard. The bayonet and scabbard are in good condition. The bayonet measures 21.75″ with a 16″ blade.

310 – Montana Tanned Beaver Hide This is a Montana tanned beaver hide. The beaver has been prepared by a professional taxidermist and shows great color and condition. The hide has a tag attached that reads “589”. The beaver hide measures 22.5″ x 32″.

311 – Flathead Lake And Buffalo Bill Photographic Prints This is a pair of photographic prints from the early 1900’s. The first shows Buffalo Bill Cody and three Native American performers from his Wild West Show. The caption under the photo reads “Buffalo Bill Cody 1930’s”. The second print shows Flathead Lake with a canoe and teepee near the shore. The caption on the print reads “Flathead Lake 1909″. Both have been professionally matted and framed. The larger piece measures 13.25″ x 15.25”.

312 – Edward S. Paxson Custer Framed Print This is a framed print titled “Custer’s Last Stand” by Edward S. Paxson. The print depicts the Battle of the Little Bighorn as General George Armstrong Custer and the 7th Cavalry faced defeat against the Indians. The print shows good condition and has been professionally framed. The frame measures 20.25″ x 28.75″.

313 – WWII U.S. Army Wool Blanket This is a WWII U.S. Army wool blanket. The blanket is marked “M.D. U.S. Army 1944″ and was used by the Medical Department during the war. The blanket is an off white color with burgundy stripes and embroidered lettering. The blanket is in good condition. It measures 51″ x 74”.

314 – U.S. Cavalry Buermann Marked Spurs This is a pair of U.S. Cavalry spurs. The spurs were made by August Buermann and are marked “U.S. A.B.”. Each of the spurs has a leather strap and shows good condition. The spurs measure 4″ x 5.25″.

315 – Montana Trophy Mountain Lion Skull This lot features a trophy skull from a Montana mountain lion. This skull is large for this species with top incisors measuring, about 1 1/2″ long. This real skull is well preserved and is in good condition for its age. Measures: 7″ W x 10″ L x 6″ H.

316 – Antique Tippecanoe Base Embossed Bottle This lot features a rare Tippecanoe base embossed glass bottle. Tippecanoe bitters was manufactured and sold by the H. H. WARNER & CO. The bottle has the very distinctive applied mushroom shaped lip,which was actually what it was supposed to look like according the design patent. This highly collectable bottle is in good condition for its age. Measures: 9″ H x 5″ diameter

317 – German Stag Horn and Chestnut Spiral Walking Stick This is a German stag horn and chestnut spiral carved walking stick. The handle of the walking stick is made from stag horn and has been precisely fitted the chestnut shaft. The shaft has been wonderfully carved with light and dark accents. The German walking stick is in good condition. It measures 40″ long.

318 – Antique Solid Brass Derby Style Oak Walking Stick This is an antique solid brass derby style oak walking stick. The walking stick features a solid brass handle adorned with a floral motif. The shaft is made from oak and comes apart into three sections, each one having brass accents. The tip of the walking stick is also brass. The antique walking stick is in good condition. It measures 34.75″ long.

319 – Montana Native American Framed Prints This is a pair of Montana Native American framed prints. The first one shows and Indian encampment with several obsidian arrowheads. The second piece is a framed photo enlargement of a Native American family. A caption below the photograph reads “Sam Vincent John Delemar Circa 1900″. Both pieces are in good overall condition. The larger frame measures 11″ x 19”.

320 – Alaskan King Salmon Taxidermy Mount This lot features a full body Alaskan king salmon taxidermy mount. The mount displays this massive 43″ long fish with a back drop of branches. The beautifully detailed fish is almost life like. The taxidermy is good quality. Comes ready to be mounted on the wall. The fins show signs of light damage however the mount is in good overall condition for its age. Measures 51″ W x 30″ H x 12″ D.

321 – Antique Cartier Inc. & Gorham Sterling Sliver This lot features antique silverware form two of the most profound names in American sterling silver. First, a rare set of four Cartier sterling silver spoons. Founded in Paris, France in 1847 by Louis-François Cartier, Cartier is one of the world’s most prominent names in jewelry. Second is a set of six forks by the Gorham company. Gorham silver was founded in 1831 by Jabez Gorham and since has become a leader in the American sterling silver market. All the pieces in the set are in good condition for there age. Weight: 278g.

322 – Vintage US Forest Service Department of Ag. Sign This lot features a vintage US Forest Service, Department of Agriculture Sign, in the shape of the forest service logo shield. Sign comes form right here in Montana. It is painted brown with yellow in the routed out pine tree & lettering that says: US Forest Service, Department of Agriculture. The sign is in excellent condition for its age. Measures: 12″ H x 12″ W x 1 1/4″ D.

323 – Five Antique Sets of Sterling Silver Spoons This lot features five sets of antique sterling silver spoons. Total there are 27 sterling silver spoons in this lot. Six of those are rare A.B. Abe. sterling spoons. The spoons are in great condition for there age. Weight: about 596g.

324 – Vigilantes by Hoffman Birney 1st Ed. Circa 1929 This lot features a antique novel, Vigilantes by Hoffman Birney. Published by The Penn Publishing Company circa 1929, 1st Ed. it tells the history of the Montana vigilantes. In the first two months of 1864, the Montana vigilantes hanged 24 men, including Henry Plummer. While the group was technically illegal, they punished only genuinely guilty men but the waters are muddied with the hanging Jack Slade which seemed far less justified. The book is in good condition for its age. Measures: 8″ L x 5 1/2″ W x 1 3/4″ thick.

325 – Mobil Porcelain Gas Pump Sign This is an original Mobil gas pump porcelain sign from a service station. The sign reads “Mobil Regular” and shows the Mobil Pegasus horse logo. The sign is in good overall condition. It measures 12″ x 13.75″.

326 – U.S. Forest Service Carved Wooden Sign This is a U.S. Forest Service carved wooden sign. The sign shows the Forest Service shield that includes the pine tree and reads “U.S. Forest Service Department of Agriculture”. The sign is in good condition. It measures 9.75″ x 10.75″.

326a – Navajo Malachite Graduated Bead Necklace This is a Navajo malachite graduated bead necklace. The necklace features 47 matched malachite stones cut and polished into spherical beads. Each one is set apart by glass spacer beads. The malachite necklace is in good condition. It measures 21.25″ long.

327 – Barbwire Silver Mounted Western Spurs This is a set of Barbwire Silver Mounted Western spurs with leather spur straps. The spurs show all metal construction with excellent silver mounted barbwire pattern and silver etched spots. The spurs are not marked. Each spur is 6.75″L x 3 7/8″W x 2 3/8″H with 1 7/8″ rowels. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

328 – Western Silver Mounted Spurs Two Matching Sets The lot features two matching sets of Western Silver Mounted spurs. One of the sets has a set of custom Western tooled leather spur straps with etched brass buckle and spots. These shows excellent hand etched silver mounting with brass bucking bronco figures mounted in the center. These are a great his & her set as they are a perfect match. The spurs are not marked, but show great etching quality. Each spur is 6″L x 3 3/8″W x 1 7/8″H with 1.25″ rowels. The spur straps are 3 5/8″W. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

329 – Western Etched Mounted Spurs with Spur Straps The lot features a set of dark glossy finish Western Mounted Etched spurs with large rowels and leather spur straps. The spurs shows a dark finished hand etched mounting with a silver like appearance. The spurs are not marked, but appear to be well made. Each spur is 7.25″L x 3 7/8″W x 2.5″H with 2.25″ rowels. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

330 – Excellent Blue Finish Silver Mounted Western Spurs This is a custom handmade set of Western Silver Mounted Spurs with a rich blue finish. The spurs show a very well crafted pattern with round silver spots, silver round concho spot, inlaid silver, and silver accented rowels. These are both in very well preserved condition showing only handling wear. Each is signed with a, “R” in a cloud like border. Excellent quality pieces. Each spur is 6.5″L x 4 3/8″W x 2 7/8″H with 2 1/8″ rowels. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

331 – Montana Black Bear Skull This is a Montana balck bear skull. The skull has been prepared by a professional taxidermist The skull shows good condition. It measures 4.75″ wide and 9″ long.

332 – Montana Elk Taxidermy Mount This lot features a Montana Elk taxidermy mount. This is a beautiful mount which was shot here in Montana . The taxidermy is good quality no shedding and no smoke damage. . The overall condition of mount is good for its age. Measures:29″ H x 32″ D x 21″ W (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

333 – Framed Brothel Token Collection This is a framed collection of brothel tokens. There are 12 tokens, each is a replica from various places such as Virginia City, Prescott, Dodge City, Yuma, and others. A photographic print of a prostitute is placed in the center of the tokens. The piece has been professionally matted and framed. The frame measures 18.25″ x 22.5″.

334 – Collection Gazette Du Bon Ton Fashion Pochior This lot features a collection of Gazette Du Bon Ton fashion pochiors dating form the 1900-1940s This collection includes eight which are framed the collection includes popular pochior such as C’est l’Aurore d’un Beau Jour by Robe de Mariee 1921 and rare ones such as La belle Torquatience by Mai 1920. The collection is in great overall condition. Measures: (one frame) 16″ L x 13″ W

335 – Early Mission Oak Stained Slag Glass Lamp This lot features an early Mission Oak stained slag glass lamp. Slag glass, also known as marble glass or malachite glass, is a type of opaque, streaked pressed glass. The lamp is in good condition for its age. however there is a slight break in one of the pieces of the lamp shade (as shown in the images). Measures: 23″ H x 16 1/2″ W x 16 1/2″ D.

336 – Navajo Dry Creek Turquoise Sterling Bracelet The lot features a Navajo Native American Indian silversmith hand worked sterling silver bracelet with rich Dry Creek Mine Turquoise center stone. The polished nugget turquoise stone has a rich blue coloring and gem quality. The bracelet is not marked and shows a heavy construction. Shipping measurements are 2 3/8″L x 2 1/8″H x 3/4″W. The bracelet has a inside circumference wrist size of 6.25″.

337 – August Buermann Western Spurs c. 1890-1926 The lot features a set of August Buermann Western Spurs from circa 1890-1926. The spurs have a stamped floral design on the hand forged steel construction with nickel finish. The spurs come with early basket weave leather spur straps. August Buermann sold out to North & Judd in 1926, making these spurs pre-date the merger. The spurs are marked, “Hand Forged Steel”. Each si 6.5″L x 3.75″W with 1 3/8″ rowels.

338 – North & Judd Nickel Silver Western Spurs 1900-1926 The lot features a set of North & Judd Western Spurs from circa 1900-1926. The spurs each show the anchor North & Judd hallmark and an excellent five pointed notched star rowels. These have leather spur straps. The spurs have a nickel silver finish over forged steel. Each spur is 5″L x 3 7/8″W with 1 3/8″ rowels.

339 – WWII 40mm Artillery Shell Trench Art Ashtray Stand This is a WWII 40mm artillery shell trench art ashtray stand. The ashtray was crafted using the 40mm brass as the focal point of this piece. The trench art ashtray is in good condition. The ashtray is missing, but can easily be replaced. The piece measures 11.5″ in diameter and is 28″ tall.

340 – Early Winchester Ammunition Collection This is a collection of Winchester ammunition. Include are two boxes of Winchester Silvertip .270 Winchester with 39 unfired rounds, one box of Winchester 9mm Long Shot Cartridges with 17 unfired rounds, and one box marked “Winchester .35 Remington” that has 32 unfired rounds of .25-20 ammunition. All the ammunition appears to be in good, unfired condition.

341 – Antique Reverse Painted Chinese Snuff Bottle This lot features an antique elegantly reveres painted Chinese snuff bottle. Snuff bottles were used by the Chinese, Mongolians during the Qing Dynasty to contain powdered tobacco. During the 1920s bottles like these where used to carry a assortment of drugs such as cocaine. The bottled is signed. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures: 3 1/4″ L x 1″ W x 3/4″ D

342 – Gould Horse Knife In Custom Built Leather Sheath This lot features a Gould Horse knife in a custom bulit leather sheath. The knife was manufactured by Gould Horse in Japan, while the custom built leather sheath was made by artist A.A. here in Ennis Montana. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures: 13″ L, blade length: 6″ L

343 – Vintage Buffalo Skinning Knife In Custom Sheath This lot features an antique J.A. Henckels Twinworks buffalo skinning knife with custom made leather sheath by leather craft mans A.A.T. The knife was manufactured by J.A. Henckels Twinworks in Solingen Germany, while the custom made leather sheath was produced in Ennis Montana. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures: 10″ L , Blade lenght:6″

344 – Vintage Knife and Saw Set With Leather Sheath This lot features a unique knife and saw set in a leather sheath. The knife is marked 1769 Cutco, wilt the saw is marked Knapp Sport Saw Boise, Idaho U.S.A. This sport mans kit is in good condition for its age. Measures: 13 1/2″ L, knife blade: 5 1/2″ L , Saw Blade: 11″

345 – Vintage Cass XX Knife With Custom Sheath This lot features a case xx folding blade knife with custom leather case by craftsman A.A.T. The Case xx knife was manufactures here the U.S.A., while the custom leather case was produced in Ennis, Montana. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures: 6″ L, with blade length: 4″

346 – Sterling Silver & Amethyst Cross Necklace The necklace is .925 sterling silver with a .925 sterling silver hand crafted cross pendant having an oval cut Amethyst gemstone in the center. The pendant could also be used as a brooch or pin. Marked, “.925″ on both necklace and pendant. Pendant is 1 7/8″x2 3/8″. Necklace is 23″ circumference.

347 – Antique Assorted Sterling Sliver Serving Utensils This lot features a collection of antique Sterling Silver serving utensils. The collection contains 18 pieces that have sterling silver. Six pieces do contain stainless steel blades. However the rest are constructed of sterling silver. The overall condition of the collection is good for its age. Does include cotton bags not original to the set. Weight: 1250 g

348 – Antique Sterling Sliver Bowl With Lid This lot features an antique sterling silver bowel with lid. The item is constructed of sterling silver by Howard & Co. The top has the letters A .H. E. The bowl is in good condition for its age, has no dents. Measures 3″ H x 8″ diameter. Weight: 376g.

349 – Anaconda Copper Mining Company Cast Arrowheads This is a collection of 5 copper arrowheads from the Anaconda Copper Mining Company in Anaconda, Montana. It is believed these are either test ingots or were perhaps made as end of day pours from one of he shops at the smelter. Each one is made from solid copper and features beautiful toning. They measure 1″ x 2.25″.

350 – Antique Seth Thomas 124 Series Parlor Clock This lot features a vintage 124 series, eight day , Penn chime movement parlor clock b Seth Thomas. The Seth Thomas Clock Company began producing clocks in 1813 and since became one of the biggest names in hand winding clocks. This clock features one of the companies many elegant designs, the clock has inlaid wood with a beehive shape. All of the clock’s gear appear present and it is possible the clock is in working condtion. The overall condtion of the cock is good for its age. Measures: 11″H x 7 1/2″W x 5 1/2″ D.

351 – WWII Theater Made Trench Art Fighting Knife This is a WWII Theater Made Trench Art fighting knife with leather sheath. The piece shows an excellent steel fighting knife blade with brass pommel and finger guard. The handle shows stacked leather, stainless steel, and a red material. The knife shows overall quality construction and good condition. Knife is 9 7/8″L with a 5.5″L blade. Knife and sheath are 11″L.

351a – Montana 19th-20th Century Elk Horn Early Knife This is a Montana recovered 19th to 20th Century Cowboy or Native American Indian handmade knife with Rocky Mountain Elk horn handle, copper rivets, forged blade and handle. The knife also has a solid lead pommel. The knife is not marked. Measures 11.25″L with a 6.5″L blade.

352 – 2008 Marbles Limited Marble Plus Bowie Knife This lot features a rare 2008 Marbles Gladstone, MI limited edition marble plus club trail maker bowie hunting knife with original box. The handle is constructed of stag horn. The blade has the logo of Knife Club 2008. The knife is in good condition for its age. Measures:15 3/8″ L with 10 1/8″ blade.

353 – Hand Carved Rainbow Trout Jumping by M. Scott This lot features a hand carved rainbow trout, mid jump, by Michael Scott. The statue was hand carved and hand painted by artists Michael Scott. The statue’s elegant detail depicts one of Americas most wide spread game fish the rainbow trout. The piece is in great condition for its age. Measures: 23″ L x 7 1/2″ W x 13″ H.

354 – Antique Overland Stage Coach Model In Case This lot features an antique overland stage coach in a case with velvet lined bottom. Overland Stage Line was a stagecoach and wagon trail in the American West during the 19th century. While portions of the route had been used by explorers and trappers since the 1820s, the Overland Trail was most heavily used in the 1860s as an alternative route to the Oregon, California, and Mormon trails through central Wyoming The stage coach model is bases on original coaches and is in good condition with only two missing screws on the back. It was constructed here in Montana by Great Falls furniture. The overall condition of the piece is good for its age. Measures: 17″ H x 22 1/2″ W x 13 1/2″ D (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

355 – Great Falls Montana Cast Iron Stop Sign 1930-1940 This is a cast iron and embossed stop sign from Great Falls, Montana. The piece has the original red and white paint and shows overall good condition. The sign is believed to be from circa -1930’s to 1940’s and measures 24″x24”.

356 – Vintage Buck 105 C Pathfinder Hunting Knife This lot features a vintage buck 105 pathfinder hunting knife in original leather case. This knife was manufactured by Buck Knives one of the biggest name in knife manufacturing. The knife is in excellent condition for its age. Measures:10″ L, Blade length: 5″

357 – Vietnam War Japanese Jet Pilot Fighting Knife This is a Japanese Vietnam War era Jet Pilot’s Fighting Knife. The piece is marked , “MM-3-76”. This combat used piece shows an overall good condition with normal action wear, and nice leather handle. The piece comes with the leather issue sheath with a spot for a sharpening stone (no stone). The knife shows a crisp hallmark and rich finish with excellent hexagon heavy made pommel. Measures overall 9.5″ long with a 5″ blade. Knife and sheath are 10.5″L.

358 – Antique Blue Crystal Snuff Bottle This lot features an antique blue crystal snuff bottle. Snuff bottles were used by the Chinese, Mongolians during the Qing Dynasty to contain powdered tobacco. However, snuff bottles like this one, with a more western design, where popular in the 1920s for carrying a variety of drugs including cocaine. The piece is in excellent condition for its age. Measures: 2 1/2″ L x 1 7/8″ W x 1″ D

359 – Early Montana Pony Collar Mirror This lot features a vintage pony collar which has been transformed into a mirror. This early pony collar become mirror was made in Montana and is in good condition for its age. The mirror is undamaged. A previous estimate of value put its worth at 130 dollars. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures: 19″ H x 11″ W x 3 1/2″ D

360 – Original Bill Zivic Framed Watercolor Painting This is an original Bill Zivic framed watercolor. The painting is titled “Cheyenne Trails” and shows a Cheyenne warrior on horseback riding over rolling hills. The painting shows fine detail and is in good condition. It has been signed by the artist and is professionally matted and framed. The frame measures 12″ x 14″.

361 – Montana Black Bear Skull This is a Montana black bear skull. The skull has been prepared by a professional taxidermist. The skull is in good overall condition. The jaws do have damage and missing teeth as shown. The skull measures 6.25″ wide and 10.25″ long.

362 – Collection Of Two Trophy Bobcat Skins This lot features two trophy size bobcat skins. The skins have been properly prepare and both are in excellent condition for there age. Measure:33″ L x 23″ W, 31″ Lx 21″ W

363 – Antique Upholstery Rocking Chair This lot features an antique upholster rocking chair. The chair has elegantly carved head rest and features flower style upholstery. The chair is in fair condition for its age. Measures: 37″ H x 23″ W x 21″ D (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

364 – Antique Sterling Silver Serving Tray This lot features a sterling silver serving tray. The tray is accented with leaf handles. The bottom is marked Sterling Mexico MSA. The tray is in good condition for its age. Weight: 682g

365 – Farmers Union Potato Sack Butte Montana This is a Farmers Union potato sack from Butte, Montana. The sack is made from linen and features bright, colorful graphics. The potato sack is in good condition. It measures 14.5″ x 19.5″.

366 – Dan Cushman Signed Books & First Edition The lot features two hand signed Dan Cushman books including the very rare Plenty of Room & Air first edition. The Plenty of Room & Air is a First Edition circa 1975 hand signed from Stay Away, Joe Publishers Great Falls, Montana with a photograph of Dan Cushman. This also includes a copy of Stay Away, Joe by Dan Cushman hand signed copyright 1953 and 1981. The Plenty of Room & Air includes the original dust cover. A copy of Plenty of Room & Air has been valued at over $1,000.00.

367 – Powder River Let’er Buck by Jack Lee Signed c.1930 This is an original circa 1930 hand signed book by Jack H. Lee Montana’s Cowboy Poet titled, “Powder River Let’er Buck.” The second edition has the original clear and graphic dust covers and is hand signed along with a rare original hand sketched drawing self portrait of Jack H. Lee cowboy with horse looking over the fence and saying, “Howdee Alden Whar Yuh Bin?” by Jack himself. The book was published by The Christopher Publishing House Boston, U.S.A. 1930. Book measures 8 1/8″x5 5/8″ and 1/2″ thick.

368 – The Complete Works of Shakespeare Comedies c. 1855 The lot features a First Edition of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, From the Original Text from circa 1855-1856 by Charles Knight. The full title of the book is as follows, “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, From the Original Text: Carefully Collated and Compared with the Editions of Halliwell, Knight, and Collier: With Historical and Critical Introductions, and Notes to Each Play; and A Life of the Great Dramatist, by Charles Knight.” The book shows various steel plate engravings that are dated 1855-1856. The partially leather bound book is from Martin, Johnson, And Company of New York 27 Beekman-Street and printed by Billin and Brothers, 20 North William Street. This is the Comedies Volume. The book measures 11.25″x8.75″ and 2 1/8″ thick. Rare early book.

369 – Vintage Assorted Collection of Folding Knives This lot features an assorted collection of folding pocket knives. Markers included: Steel Warrior, Explorer, Imperial, Camillus, and Case. Each piece is in good condition for its age. Measure: 6″ L , 6 1/2″ L, 7″ L, 6 1/2″ L, 6″ L ,7 1/2″ L Blade lengths: 3″ ,3″ ,3 1/2″ , 3″ , 2″ , 3 1/2″

370 – Unfinished Montana Silversmith Belt Buckle This lot features a unfinished belt buckle by Montana Silversmiths. Depicted on the buckle is three beautifully designed horse heads. The piece is constructed of silver plate and includes two pink sapphires. The buckle is unfinished and ready to be titled with whatever you wish! Included is the buckle’s blue protective case. This buckle is in excellent condition for its age. Measures: 51/2″ L x 41/2″ W. Measures: 51/2″ L x 4 1/2″ W

371 – Antique Seth Thomas Derby Model Mantle Clock This lot features a antique Derby model Seth Thomas mantle clock. The Seth Thomas Clock Company began producing clocks in 1813 and since became one of the biggest names in hand winding clocks. This clock features the classic Derby model design of Mahogany wood. The clock’s mechanism appear to be complete and it appears in possible working condition. The piece also include its original winding key. The overall condition of the piece is good for its age. Measures: 8 1/2″ H x 7″ W x 5″ D

372 – Collection Of Sterling Silver Butte Mont. Spoons This lot features a collection of of three sterling silver souvenir spoons form Butte, Montana. The first souvenir sterling silver spoon features a miner. Next, the second sterling silver spoon features Butte’s School of Mines. Finally , the third rare sterling silver spoon beautifully displays butte rich mining history. The overall condition of the pieces is good for there age. Weight:45g

373 – Antique Sterling Silver Serving Dish This lot features an antique sterling silver serving dish. This piece was manufactured by Gorham Sterling Company which was founded in 1831 in Providence Rhode Island. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures: 10″ diameter x 1″ H, Weight: about 468 g

374 – Antique Sterling Sliver Serving Tray This lot features an antique sterling silver serving tray. This piece was manufactured by Gorham Sterling Company which was founded in 1831 in Providence Rhode Island. This piece is in good condition for its age and has no dents. Measures: 9 1/2″ Diameter Weight: 256 g

375 – Unfinished Montana Silversmith Belt Buckle This lot features a unfinished belt buckle by Montana Silversmiths. Depicted on the buckle is a horse. The piece is constructed of elegant silver shine plate and includes one red,green, and white sapphires. The buckle is unfinished and ready to be titled with whatever you wish! Included is the buckle’s blue protective case. This buckle is in excellent condition for its age. Measures: 5″ L x 4″ W.

376 – Unfinished Montana Silversmith Belt Buckle This lot features a unfinished belt buckle by Montana Silversmiths. Depicted on the buckle is a set of this cowboys on horse competing in the popular event calf roping. The piece is constructed of a silver shine plate and includes two pink sapphires. The buckle is unfinished and ready to be titled with whatever you wish! Included is the buckle’s blue protective case. This buckle is in excellent condition for its age.

377 – 14K Gold & Seed Pearl Tennis Racket Brooch This is a 14K yellow gold and seed cultured pearl tennis racket brooch/pin. The piece is marked, “14K” with a hallmark. The piece shows very good quality and overall good condition. The brooch has a total weight of 7.3 grams. Measures 2.25″x3/4″.

378 – 14K Gold Pins & 10K Cuff Links 19th-20th Century The lot features a set of 10K yellow gold cuff links and a set of 14K yellow gold lapel pins. Each shows a etched “W.B.W.” across the face. The cuff links show a hallmark of “10K” and “F.P.C.”. and the pins, “14 (in a C) 14K.” The pieces have a total weight of 10.5 grams. Cuff link face is 5/8″x5/16″. Pin face is 1/2″x3/4″. These are from the Anne Moore estate, a direct relative of Elias Boudinot President of the Continental Congress 1782-1783.

379 – 14K Gold Enamel & Seed Pearl Brooch 19th-20th C. This is an excellent 19th to 20th century 14K yellow gold brooch/pin with white enamel and cultured seed pearls. The piece is hallmarked, “14K”. This shows three white enamel stripes and three beautiful seed pearls. The piece appears to be in overall good condition. Total weight is 2.8 grams. Measures 1 7/8″L.

380 – 14K Gold Enamel & Seed Pearl M.S.E. Brooch c. 1906 The lot features an exquisite enameled 14K yellow gold brooch/pin with cultured seed pearl. The piece is hallmarked, “M.S.E. Nov. 21, 1905.” and “14K LB”. The piece shows a wonderful design with white flower pedals and green veins. The piece shows a very slight chip on one pedal, but overall is an excellent piece. The brooch has a total weight of 3.2 grams. Measures 3/4″x7/8″.

381 – Soft Paste Porcelain Pitcher From The 17th C. This lot features an antique soft paste porcelain pitcher which was date to the 17th century. It was beautifully hand designed and hand painted with gold gild and soft paste porcelain. Maker’s mark possibly indites Brancas Lauraguais and dates to 1764.The piece is in excellent condition for its age. Measures: 10 1/2″ W x 8 ” W x 4″ D

382 – Collection Of Antique Coins Refreshed Into Buttons This lot features a collection of antique coins that where given a second life a buttons. In the collection there are two Morgan silver dollars, four silver walking liberty half dollars, four Kennedy half dollars, and five buffalo nickels. The collection is in good condtion for its age.Measure (order listed above):1 1/2″ Diameter, 1 1/4″ Diameter, 1 1/4″ Diameter, 1″ Diameter (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

383 – Western Hunting Knife With Original Sheath This lot features a Western hunting knife with original sheath. The Western Knife Company was a manufacturer of hunting knives which began operations in Boulder, Colorado in 1896. This knife is in good condition for its age. Measures: 10″ L x blade length: 5″

384 – Vintage Olsen Knife With Gerber Sheath This lot features a Olsen knife with a Gerber sheath. The knife was manufactured by the Olsen Knife Co. produced Solingen, Germany it is fixed blade hunting knife. The Gerber Sheath was made in Portland Oregon. The [piece is in good condition for its age .Measures: 10″ L , blade length: 5″

385 – Montana Tanned Beaver Hide This is a Montana tanned beaver hide. The beaver has been prepared by a professional taxidermist and shows great color and condition. The beaver hide measures 25.5″ x 36″.

387 – 19th-20th Century Western Single Spurs Silver (5) The lot features a collection of five single spurs from the 19th-20th century. The first and most important of the spurs is an early silver & copper mounted Gal Leg spur showing a the woman’s leg pattern with etched mounted copper leg, silver mounted etched spots, and side silver mount. Also included is a August Buermann silver mounted early single spur with worn off hallmark, Crockett marked etched aluminum spur, August Buermann (star hallmarked) silver spotted nickel silver frame spur without rowel, and an exceptional Mexican silver mounted spur from early to mid 19th century. This is an excellent collection of early antique silver mounted spurs in various conditions. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

388 – Assorted Sterling Silver Silverware This lot features an antique collection of assorted sterling silver silverware. The collection includes 14 spoons many of which have elegant designs. Two knives, both of which have sterling handles but stainless steel blades. Four forks and two other assorted silverware items are also in the collection, all of which are sterling. The collection is in good condition for its age. Weight: 557 g

389 – Antique Large Sterling Silver Dish This lot features an antique sterling silver dish. This is a large source of sterling silver. The dish is in good condition for its age. Measures 9 1/2″ Diameter x 1 1/2″ H. Weight: 399g

390 – Revolutionary War Era Graduated Bullet Mold This lot features a revolutionary war era, graduated bullet mold. This mold was designed to construed musket balls form the 52 caliber to 70 caliber. The two metal prongs that come of the piece one had wooden handles. This piece is in excellent condition despite its age. Measures 10″ L x 1″ W x 1 1/2″ H.

391 – Antique Set Of Coke Company Crates With Bottles This lot features a set of two cocoa-cola company crates. One crate is marked form Denver Colorado, while the other has the number 80. Both crates come complete with 24 bottles each bottles, one 10oz. , the other 6 1/2 oz. The bottles range in locations for Columbus, Ohio to San Bernardino, California. The crates and bottles are in good overall condition for there age. Measure 16 1/2″ L x 12″ W x 8″ H, 16 1/2″ L x 12″ W x 10″ H.

392 – Early Montana Advertising Thermometers & Mirrors This lot features antique advertising hand mirrors and thermometers. The first thermometer is from diamond tires in, Moore Montana. Next and the second thermometer in the set is for Ed’s Husky service in East Helena, Montana. Third and the first hand mirror in the lot is form watches, diamonds, and jewelry of E.D. Rose form Butte Montana. Finally the second hand mirror in this lot is form the Butte Business college in Butte Montana dated form 1934. Measure ( In order listed above) 11 1/2″ L x3 1/4″ W, 5 1/2″ x 2 ” W, Diameter 2 1/2″ , Diameter 3 1/2″.

393 – Antique Brooks Brothers Nantucket Basket Purse This lot features a rare version of the Brooks Brothers Nantucket basket purse. Constructed of Woven basket with wooden handle, base, and part of lid. Both the hinges and closure loop are leather. The handle hinges hole and pin closure, are of legally take walrus ivory. The top has featured a shell and underneath the lid the Brooks Brothers name is proudly displayed. Measures: 9″ L x 8″ W x 10-1/4″ H

394 – Antique Assorted Blade Collection This lot features antique set of three blades. First blade in this collection is a Gurkha knife. This knife design comes form southeast Asia. Next, in this lot, is a Persian Style short sword made in pasktian. Finally, there is a tradition bowie knife also made in pakstian. The overall condition for the pieces is good. Measure(in order listed above): 16 1/2″ L x 12″ blade length, 18 1/4″ L x 13″ blade length, 15″ L x 10″ blade length.

395 – Hand Carved Cowboy Statue With Headbands This lot features a hand craved cowboy statue, to the shoulder, with fur and turquoise headbands. The craving depicted a modern cowboy. The carving is well crafted and in good condition for its age. Measures: 16″ H x 17″ W x 7 1/2″ D.

396 – Antique Collection of Horn Powder Flasks This lot features a collection of antique horn powder flasks. Two of the flasks in this lot are stander horn powder flasks while the third is a priming flask. All three feature designs common to the 18th Century. A previous estimate of value estimated that the worth of each flask to be between 175-300 dollars. The condition of the pieces in this lot is good for there age. Measure: 11″ H x 3″ W x 1 1/2″ D, 7 1/2″ H x 2 3/4″ W x 1 1/2″ D, 3 3/4″ H x 2″ W x 1″ D

397 – Set of Duck Decoys from Ennis, Montana Handcrafted The lot features a pair of hand paint and carved wooden duck decoys from Ennis, Montana. This duck decoys where made in Ennis, Montana, by a artist know as A.A. Thielke (American 20th Century). Both decoys are signed, “A.A.T.”. These beautifully painted ducks resemble a Rare Blue Winged Teal and Red Head Wood Duck. The pair is in very good condition for there age. Measure: 11″ L x 5 1/2″ W x 6″ H, 12″ L x 7″ W x 6″ H

398 – Custom Hand Tooled Elk Scene Toilette Seat This lot features a custom designed and handcrafted, Elk Scene toilet seat. The leather scene depicts a large male elk and is hand tooled. The artists has signed his piece with A.A.T. This toilet seat is handcrafted in Ennis Montana. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures: 15″ L x 14″ W x 2 ” H

398a – Custom Toilette Seat With Decorative Fish Design This lot features a custom elongated toilet seat with decorative fish design. This is a handcrafted piece and signed by the artist A.A.T. Made in Ennis Montana. This piece is in excellent condition for its age. Measures:18″ L x 14″ W x 2 1/2″ H

399 – Early Celestial Planisphere 1835 Huntington/Burrit This lot features a double page map dated 1835 titled “A Celestial Planisphere or Map of the Heavens”; engraved by W G Evans under the direction of E H Burritt; from the Atlas Designed to Illustrate The Geography of the Heavens. Published by E J Huntington, Connecticut. The map is in good condition for its age. Measures23″ W x 16″ L

400 – Rustic Montana Juniper Lamp This lot features a Montana hand crafted Juniper lamp with an excellent rustic style. The lamp is constructed of Juniper wood and made here in Montana. The lamp is in good condition for its age. Measures: 36″ H x 25″ W x 24″D From the Helena, Montana area.

401 – Advertising Silhouettes from Missoula Montana This is a pair of advertising silhouettes from Missoula, Montana. They are from Zip Beverage Co. and Boyce-Thompson Lumber Co. The Boyce-Thompson piece has a thermometer. Both are in good overall condition. They both show some loss to the black silhouette under the frame. Each one measures 6″ x 8″.

402 – Antique Salt Glazed Western Stoneware Jug Set This lot features five western stoneware jugs of varies sizes. Each is salt glazed. The largest in the collection is stamped with the Western Stoneware emblem. These jugs are in good condition foe there age with very few chips.Measure:( largest to smallest). 8″ Diameter x 9″ H , 5″ diameter x 10″ H, 4 1/2″ Diameter x 7″ H, 3 1/2″ diameter x 6″ H, 2 1/2″ diameter x 5 1/2″ H.

403 – Antique engraving by Guyot Laurent 1756-1806 This one features one engraving form a series by Guyot Lauent.. This engraving depicts a beautiful view of Paris. Laurent is know for his landscape engravings. This engraving is one of the rarer in the set of 90 engravings. Its is framed. In good condition for its age. Measures:12 1/2″ H x 13″ W

404 – Vintage Tiffany & Co. Eight Days Swiss Desk Clock This lot features a rare Tiffany & Co. eight days Swiss desk clock. The clock is one of the few Tiffany& Co. clocks to feature numbers instead of numerals. Founded by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. Young in Brooklyn, Connecticut in 1837 the company has grow to become a name synonymous with luxury.The colck is in excellent conditon for its age. Measures 3 3/4″ H x 3 3/4″ W x 1″ D.

405 – M. 1912 Picket Pin For The U.S. Cavalry This lot features a M. 1912, U.S. cavalry picket pin with original leather sheath. This is one example of the experimental equipment designs for mounted troops during this period. This dual-purpose tool served as a picket pin, hammer and removable for a number of different tool heads, axe, shovel and so on. The condition of this picket pin shows signs of use but the overall condition of the piece is good for its age. Measures:14″ L x 1 3/4″ W x 2 3/4″ thick.

406 – Antique Horn Handle And Collins Legitimus Machetes This lot features two unique machetes. One a WWII era Collins Legitimus military issue machete. These machetes where where used by various units throughout the armed forces during the second world war. This one is in a rare black leather scabbard marked with the number three. The blade and sheath both show heavy amounts of wear and use but are in fair condition for the age. The Second machete featured in this lot is a hand crafted horn handle machete with touched marked blade. The the scabbard is in good condition for its age while the blade does show signs of use . The overall pieces condition is good for is age. Measures (order listed above) 27″ L with blade length of 22 1/2″, 22″ L with blade length of 16″

407 – Antique German Grams Scale This lot features an antique German grams scale with weights. This scale has a set of 11 weights. It is in good condition for its age. Does work. Measures: 5″ H x 10″ W x 5 ” D

408 – Early Johnson’s Fiber Board Duck Decoy’s This lot features a complete set of one dozen Johnson’s folding fiber board duck decoys. Decoy’s like these where produced in the 1920s and opened up hunting with decoy’s for all classes. These decoy’s where some of the lightest on the market in the 1920s and a large change for the stander wood decoy’s which came before. There motto: “Thoroughly Practical and Effective Decoys That Weigh Ounces Instead of Pounds.” The decoy’s are in good condition for there age and include original bag. Each decoy is double sided Measure: 19″ H x 8″ W x 2″ D.

409 – Charles M. Russell Book Collection This lot features two books one, Good Medicine: Memories of the Real West by Charles M. Russell, the other, Trials Plowed Under: Stories of the Old West also by Charles M. Russell 1st Ed. Good Medicine was published by the Garden City Publishing Company circa 1930. Trails Plowed Under was published by the Double & Company inc. 1st Ed. circa 1929. Both books feature Russell’s amazing illustration but also show another side to this ” The Great Cowboy Painter.” Trails plowed under does feature the original dust cover but has suffered small amounts of water damage. However both books are in good condition for there age. Measure: (In order listed above) 101/2″ L x 8 1/2″ W x 7/8″ Thick , 10 1/2″ L x 71/2″ W x 1 1/8″ Thick.

409a – Hopi Sterling Silver Kokopelli Necklace by Liberty This is an original Hopi Native American Indian sterling silver necklace with a Kokopelli figure. The piece is signed by silversmith Liberty and marked, “Sterling”. This is in good condition and is on a new .925 sterling silver necklace. Pendant is 1″x3.75″. Necklace is 23″ circumference.

410 – Antique Bel-Ayre Light Up Shaving Mirror This lot contains an antique light up shaving double sided mirror. The mirror features two tube bulbs that light up mirror upon the uses choice. The mirror has a early 1960s look and also has the models PAT. Number 161618 and was produced by Bel-Ayre. The mirror is in working condition and still lights up! Its overall condition is good for its age. Measure: 12 1/2″ W x 4 1/2″ x 10″ H. Mirror diameter: 8″

411 – Early Tribal Persian Oriental Prayer Rug This is a tribal Persian Oriental prayer rug. The rug is woven with natural fibers and colored with vegetable dyes. The rug is in good overall condition. There are numerous repairs throughout the piece. The rug measures 45″ x 26.5″.

412 – Vintage Pair Of Stanley No. 4 Planers This lot features a vintage pair of Stanley no. 4 planers. Both are made here in the U.S.A by Stanley. They are smooth bottom planers model no. 4. a previous estimate of value claim them worth 65 dollars each. Both are in good condition for there age. Measure: 5 1/2″ H x 9 1/2″ L x 2 1/2″ W

413 – Vintage Universal Coffee Mill No. 110 This lot features a vintage Universal Coffee Mill. Patented in Feb. of 1905, and manufactured by Landers Erary & Clark in New Britain Conn. U.S.A. , coffee mills such as these became a staple in household kitchens across the U.S. throughout the early 20th century. A previous estimate of value stated it was worth 120 dollars. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures: 7″ H x 6″ W x 6″ D

414 – Antique Indian Biography 2 vol. by B.B. Thatcher This lot features very interesting and hard to find set of “Indian Biography or An Historical Account of Those Individuals Who Have Been Distinguished Among the North American Natives As Orators, Warriors, Statesmen, and Other Remarkable Characters” by B. B. Thatcher, in two volumes, published in 1900. These books are in very good condition for there age. Measure: 4 ½” W x 6 ½” L x 1″ thick.

415 – Collection Of Two Antique Sterling Silver Bowls This lot features a collection of two sterling silver bowls. Both bowls feature elegant floral rim designs. Both bowls are a excellent source of sterling silver! The overall condition of the set is good for its age. Measure: 6″ Diameter x 2″ H, 6 1/2″ Diameter x 1 1/4″ H Weight:(combined) 221g.

416 – Rare Antique Collection Of Leather Shot Flasks This lot features a collection of four antique leather shot flask. Three of these shot flasks are believe to be AM Flask & Cap CO leather shot flasks and do feature a hunting dogs on each flask. Each flask does have a previously estimated price between 125-175. The four is from a unknown maker in England but does have a previously estimated price of 275. The overall condition of the collection is good for its age. Measures, 8 1/2″ H x 3 1/4″ W x 1 1/2″ D, 8″ H x 3″ W x 1 1/2″ D, 8 1/2″ H x3 3/4″ W x 1 1/2″ D

417 – Antique Set of Two Boehm Bisque Dogs The lot features a rare set of two Boehm bisque dogs. The set is constructed of white bisque and is undecorated. Edward Marshall Boehm was an American figurative expressionist sculptor, known for his porcelain figures of birds and other wildlife ne founded E.M. Boehm Studios in 1950 .The set is marked Boehm U.S.A. The pieces are in excellent condition for there age, however one does have a chip in the tail. Measure: 6 1/2″ H x 7 1/2″ W x 4″ D

418 – Antique Collection Of Three Powder Flask This lot features an antique collection of three powder flasks. Two of the powder flasks are constructed of copper, while one it appears is constructed of iron. All three feature designs very prominent in the 19th century. A previous value estimate priced each item with values ranging form 100 to 175. The overall condition of the collection is good for its age. Measures:7″ H x 3 ” W x 1 ” D, 7″ H x 3 1/2″ W x 1 1/2″ D , 7 1/2″ H x 3 1/4″ W x 1 3/4′ D

419 – Antique Collection Of Three Pistol Powder Flasks This lot features a antique collection of three pistol powder flasks . One is constructed of bronze another iron and the final a composite. All three feature designs common in the 19th and 20th century. A previous value estimate priced each flask with values ranging form 100 to 300 dollars. The condition for each flask is good for there age Measure: 5 ” H x 3 1/2″ W x 1 ” D , 4 1/4″ H x 2 1/4″ W x 1 1/4″ D, 4 1/2″ H x 2 1/8″ W x 1 1/4″

420 – Chicago Portrait Co. Infamous W. A Carson Remakes This lot feature a true piece of history, two Chicago Portrait Company enlarged photograph portraits of W. A. Carson works, one of Yellowstone falls, the other of Devils Tower Wyoming. What makes these photographs, form the 1920s a part of history is the tale behind them .The Chicago Portrait Co. was in the business of enlarging photographs into portraits. The Company around this time began a risky new business idea enlarging W.A. Carson’s and other artist’s works then misrepresenting them to be hand painted. This caught the attention of the FTC and IRS resulting in a trial in the supreme court. These two true pieces of history are in great condition for there age with there original convex frames. Measure: ( In order listed above) 18″ H x 13″ W , 13 1/2″ H x 12″ W.

421 – Two Troy Oz. Silver Coin American Wildlife Series This lot features the Bald Eagle coin form the American wildlife series. It is constructed with two Troy ounces of .999 fine silver. The coin is in good condition for its age. Weight: 2 Troy oz. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

422 – Antique Hancrafted Barn House Clock This lot features an antique barn house shaped clock. This clock was hand crafted and includes spear motor and hands! Its rough wood design reflects the rough work of the barn. The clock is in good condition for its age. Measures: 24″ W x 16″ H 2 1/2″ D

423 – Early Gordon & Ferguson Grey Squirrel Fur Coat This is a grey squirrel fur coat. The tag inside the coat is marked “Gordon & Ferguson Co. Saint Paul. The coat is of high quality tailoring with beautifully matched pelts. The coat shows a wonderful satin lining inside the coat. The squirrel fur coat is in good condition. It is approximately size medium.

424 – Missoula & Butte Montana City Directory Collection This is a collection of Polk city directories from Butte and Missoula, Montana. Included in the collection are Butte directories from 1967, 1971 (2), 1972, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1988, and 1990. There is one Missoula directory from 1986. This is a great collection of Montana advertising and genealogy. All the directories show good condition. They measure 7″ x 10.5″.

425 – Antique Sterling Silver Serving Stand And Jar This lot features an antique sterling silver serving stand and jar. The jar was manufactured by Black Starr Frost. Great source of Sterling silver! The condition of the two pieces is good for there age. Measure: 5 3/4″ Diameter x 2 1/2″ H, 4 1/2″ Diameter x 2 3/4″ H. Weight: 255g.

426 – Antique Three Piece Set Of Sterling Silver This lot features a three piece set of sterling silver. Two serving bowels and one tray are included in the set. Great source of silver sterling! The condition of the three pieces is good for the age. Measures 5″ diameter x 3″ H, 4 3/4″ diameter x 2 1/2″ H , 3 1/2″ diameter x 3/4″ H. Weight: (combined): 274g

427 – Custom Hand Made Knife & Blackfoot Style Sheath This lot features a custom , hand made, knife with Blackfoot style sheath. This custom knife and sheath where made here in Montana. The knife handle is constructed of wood and other materials while the sheath is decorated with brass. The overall condition of the set is good for its age. Measures 13″ L x with blade length 5 1/2″. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

428 – Antique Sliver Mounted Western Bridle This lot features an antique silver mounted western bridle. It is a basic western bridle with a headstall, a bit and reins. The bit has mounted silver with a floral pattern. Marked Amozoc Puebla underneath the bit. The piece is in excellent condition for its age. Measures: 73″ L (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

429 – Engraving Collection Depict Early Automobiles This lot features a collection of two engravings one by Percy Roberts, and the other by John McMaster which depict early automobiles. Roberts engraving depicts a group of nobles with a kite carriage entitle” The Chavolant; or Kite Carriage”. Next McMaster’s engraving depicts Hancock’s Steam Carriage entitled ” Hancock’s Steam Carriage” Both engravings are framed and in good condition. Measure 14″ H x 11″ W

430 – Collection Of Six Engravings Highlightings Vienna This lot features a collection of six engravings published in London by Rodwell and Martian. New Bond Street. The collection features several artists and captures some of the most famous landmarks in Vienna. These elegant pieces are in good condition for there age. Measure: (single frame) 11″H x 13 2/4″ W

431 – Excellent Farnam Nantucket Handbag This lot features a Farnam Nantucket handbag. The clasp hinges and pelicans are all construed of Ivoryirte while the basket is woven in the traditional Nantucket style. The basket is in excellent condition for its age. Measures 11″ H x 11″ W x 7 1/2″ D.

432 – Antique Collection Of Nature Prints This lot features a collection of nature prints. First there are two prints form William Curtis botanical prints collection. Numbers 545 and 548. The third print in this collection is a elegant depiction of a Peewit bird. All three prints are in good condition and are beautifully framed. Measure: (William Curtis botanical prints) 12″ L x 8 1/2″ W .

433 – Antique Sterling Sliver & Crystal Glassware Set This lot features a antique sterling silver and crystal glassware set. First in the set are two early ink wells with sterling silver lids. Next in the set is a crystal candy bowel with believed to be sterling silver lid, with resting plate, which does include sliver sterling fringe. The condition of the set is fair for its age. Measures: (ink wells) 2″ Diameter x 1 3/4″ H, 5 1/2″ Diameter x 3″ H.

434 – Antique Sterling Sliver Salt and Pepper Shakers This lot features antique sterling sliver pepper and salt shakers. Also included in the set is one sterling sliver napkin ring, two small serving cups one sterling the other believed to be sterling, and four small dishes believed to be sterling silver. The set is in good condition for its age. Weight: 364g

435 – Ammunition Collection This is a large collection of ammunition. Included are 100 rounds of WWII .30, shotgun shells, and miscellaneous rounds of various calibers. Most of the ammunition shows fair condition with corrosion and rust.

436 – Color Engraving Of Rainbow Trout by L. Crawford This lot features a full color engraving of a jumping rainbow trout by Larry Crawford. This a part of a series of Crawford engravings of game fish, in trophy mounted profiles, of America’s favorite, most sought after game fish. This richly hand colored engraving is number 162 of 200 made of the rainbow trout. The piece is in excellent condition for its age. The work is in a wooden frame. Measures:26″ L x 24″ W

437 – Collection Of Two Antique Dulux And Apex Watches This lot features a collection of two early watches one apex, the other a dulux.. The apex is a 10k gold filled apex watch folding clasps. The dulux is a Dulux Antimagnetique Fond Acier Inoxydable watch with a number 117 on its reverse. Both watches are in good condition for there age, however neither currently function. Measure: 6″ band length x 3/4″diameter of clock face,6″ band length x 1″ diameter of clock face.

438 – Two Antique Cast Iron Kitchen Scales This lot features a set of two elegantly crafted cast iron kitchen scales. The first antique scale in this lot is a Salter Family Scale no. 45 which measures up to 11lbs. This scale was produced in England by the George Salter & Co. ,which is famous for producing England’s first bathroom scale. This is the original, heavier version of the no. 45 scale. It is in excellent condition for its age. The second scale is also believe to be another George Salter & Co. scale. Its beautifully crafted cast iron design is striking to the eye. This antique scale measures weights up to three kg. Its overall condition is good for its age. Both appear to be in working condition. Measure( in order listed above): 12″ H x 8″ W x 11″ D , 6″ H x 17″ W x 6″ D.

439 – Turquoise Bracelet With Matching Earring Set This lot features a beautiful turquoise bracelet with matching earring set. The bracelet has three large inlayed turquoise stones with a silver like shine, while the earring also feature the silver like shine they have one inlayed turquoise stone a piece. All three items have a wonderfully detailed design. The overall condition of the set is good for its age. Measure: (bracelet): 2 1/4″ W x 1 1/2″ L, (earring): 3/4″ W x 1 1/2″ L.

440 – Antique Cast Iron Western Style Coat Rack This lot features a western style coat rack. The top depicts scenes for the wild west, including a saguaro cactus and a cowboy on horse back. It is constructed of cast iron and has five places for coats. It is in good condition for its age. Measures: 36″ L x 16 ” H x 5 ” D.

441 – Antique Collection of Nine Velvet Tobacco Cans This lot features a collection of nine antique velvet pipe and cigarette tobacco vertical pocket tin can circa 1930s. They are in good condition for there age. Measure: 4 1/2″ H x 3″ W x 1″ D.

442 – 1939 Ford Merit Club Framed Photograph This is a 1939 Ford Merit Club photograph. The Merit Club was a convention for the Ford Motor Company’s top producing salesman in each region. The photograph was taken August 31, 1939 at the Hotel New Yorker in New York City. The photograph is in good condition. The frame measures 13.5″ x 21.5″.

443 – Pierce Eganâ’s Life in London Series Engraving This lot features the engraving ‘Tom getting the best of a Charley’. A night scene on the east side of Temple Bar. Tom overturns a watchman’s box, much to the alarm of the old watchman inside whose colleague raises the alarm. From Pierce Eganâ’s Life in London; or, The Day and Night Scenes of Jerry Hawthorn. A work which was issued in monthly parts from October 1820 to July 1821. the engraving tell the tale of Jerry Hawthorn, and his elegant friend Corinthian Tom, accompanied by Bob Logic, The Oxonian, in their Rambles and Sprees through the Metropolis of London. The engraving is in good condition for its age, in frame. Measures: 9 3/4″ H x 12 1/4″ L

444 – Anaconda Copper Mining Company Brass Tags This is a collection of 14 brass tags from the Anaconda Copper Mining Company in Great Falls, Montana. The round tags shows the arrowhead logo with some that are stamped with a number. The larger oval tag is marked “Anaconda” and is stamped “H-0894″. All the tags are in good condition. The larger tag measures 1.25″ x 2.75”. (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

445 – Chinese Red & Brown Jade Dragon Art Deco Carving This is a wonderful hand carved Chinese Amulet in a rich Red and Brown solid jade. The piece has a desirable Art Deco style and is believed to be from circa 1920’s. The amulet shows a center medallion with two conjoined and dueling dragons. The piece is in very well preserved museum quality good condition. Measures 2.75″ diameter.

446 – Antique Granada Parlor Guitar The piece has four strings (two metal and two nylon) and is marked “Granada” across the top. The guitar is in overall good working condition with no visible damage (handling wear on guitar body). Measures overall 28.75″L x 10″W x 3 5/8″D.

447 – Early Red Wing Stoneware Cherry Band Pitcher RARE This is a Red Wing stoneware pitcher. The pitcher shows the desirable cherry band pattern with light blue coloring. The Red Wing pitcher is in good condition with no visible damage. There is some irregularity in the glaze near the base as shown. The pitcher measures 5.5″ in diameter and is 8.5″ tall.

448 – Native American Elk Rawhide Drum Native American elk rawhide drum. Wooden hoop wrapped in elk rawhide. Tag on the back says Indian Nation Montana. Drum has good color and sound, there is a tear in part of the rawhide. Measures 16″ diameter x 2 1/2″ H.

449 – Mid Century Cowboy and Dog Sculpture Mid century cowboy and dog piece. Made in Albuquerque New Mexico by Yankee Doodle Dandee Productions. Nice piece measures 8″W x 7″ L x16 1/2″ H.

450 – Antique Top Grain Cowhide Suitcase Beautiful antique Top Grain Cowhide Suitcase. This case has great black leather with sturdy hardware and green lining. this case has the original keys still with it. Measures 18″ L x 12″ W x 6″ H.

451 – 10K Black Hills Gold Etched Ring Size 10 The ring is hallmarked, “10K” and shows excellent Black Hills 10K Gold with a unique filigree and etched design. The top of the ring shows two rose gold and one green gold etched leaves. The ring shows overall good condition and is a size 10.

452 – 14K Gold Black Onyx & Diamond Ring 19th-20th C. The ring is hallmarked 14K and shows an excellent gold construction with filigree style, oval cut black onyx, and diamond center round brilliant stone. The piece is from the 19th to 20th century and shows overall good condition. The piece is very well made and is a size 2.5. 50

453 – Navajo Fire Opal & Sterling Silver Bracelet This is an inlaid mosaic sterling silver bracelet with excellent Fire Opal stones from Navajo Native American silversmith, Nel J. The piece is hallmarked, “Nel J. STERLING.” The bracelet has excellent inlaid Fire Opal and shows very good condition. Box measurements are 1.75″H x 2.5″L x 5/16″W. Inside circumference wrist size is 6.25″.

454 – Navajo Sterling Inlaid Mosaic Fire Opal Ring Nel J This is an original Nel J. Navajo Native American Indian inlaid mosaic sterling silver ring with excellent Fire Opal. The piece is hallmarked, “NAVAJO STERLING” and is attributed to Nel J. The ring shows very good quality and condition. This is a size 6.5.

455 – Antique Set Brass Lamps Once Alter Candlesticks This lot features a set of two brass lamps that once served as alter candlesticks in a Catholic church in Mexico. As electricity came to Mexico these early candlestick where given new life as they where converted to lamps. These brass lamps are in good condition for there age and still work. Measure 33 1/2″ x 7″ W x 7″ D

456 – Vintage Wells Fargo Overland Stagecoach Model This lot features an antique hand crafted Wells Fargo overland stage coach model. Wells Fargo had a rich history of using, owning, guarding, and operating there own six-horse stagecoaches. These stagecoaches have become an ionic of the west. This model is bases off those original coaches. It is in fair condition for its age. Measures: 23″ W x 8 1/2″ D x 12 1/2″ H (From the Dean Yearout Estate)

457 – Antique Hand Painted Early American Jar With Lid This lot features a rare early American, hand painted jar with lid. The jar supports a nautical theme with waves around the lid and sailing ships supporting the American flag as it waves in the wind. The jar is in good condition for its age. Measures: 7″ H x 5 1/2″ W x 51/2″ D.

458 – Vintage Pepsi-Cola Metal Advertising Sign This lot features an antique Pepsi-cola metal, one sided, advertising sign. The sign reads ” More Bounce to the Ounce” a popular Pepsi-cola advertising slogan. The sign also features a bottles and the five cents sticker. The sign is in good condition for its age. Measures: 26″ L x 10″ W

459 – Antique Set of Four Sterling Silver Candle Holders This lot features an antique set of four candlestick holders. The candlestick holders are weighted with cement and metal rod. They where manufactured by Gorham Co. Measure: 4″ diameter x 4″ H , 4″ diameter x 3 1/2″ H .

460 – Antique Sterling Silver Candle Holder This lot features an antique sterling sliver candle holder. This early sterling sliver piece was manufactured in America. The piece is in good condition for its age. Measures: 5″ x 4 1/2″ diameter. Weight: 126g

461 – Antique Collection Of Assorted Table Lamps This lot features an antique collection of lamps. The first lamp in this collection is glass and displays a elegantly painted peacock with flower accents. Next in this lot a beautiful brass base reading lamp with floral designs. Finally, a brass base lamp porcelain lamp depicting a German castle scene. all three lamps are in good condition for there age and alll are working. Measure: ( In order listed above) 19″ H x 6″ W x 4 1/2″ D, 23″ H x6″ diameter, 21″ H x 7″ diameter.

462 – Antique 19th Century Gentleman’s Shaving Mirror This lot features a antique gentleman’s shaving mirror form the 19th century. The mirror is constructed of oak wood and has brass knobs. The mirror is undamaged and the wood has only surfer small chips. The pieces overall condition is good for its age. Measures: 18 1/2″ H x 15″ W x 8 1/2″

463 – Vintage Child’s play German Castle This lot features a model German castle. The castle is is painted in the style of a German castle. It is in good condition for its age. Measures: