WA76CIGARETTE BOXThis is an attractive cigarette holder that probably sit on a desk or table. It is 3-5/8th inches side and 8 inches long. There are initials in gold like lettering on the top of the box. The initials appear to be V A R, all in script style caps. The bottom had the following markings. MILFORD/M262/MADE BY WALLACE. The box appears to be silver plate. I looked in my reference book on silversmiths and there was a Wallace but do not know if this is the same Wallace or not.PRICE: $145 Picture

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WA75STATUE OF BUFFALO SOLDIERThis is a painted plaster-of-paris statue of a buffalo soldier with a carbine and carrying a saddle. It is 15-1/2 inches tall. The base measures 7 x 8 inches and is made of particle board. The Name "Tuller Trophy Factoy Tucson, Az." appears on the bask side of the statue just above the base. Buffalo soldiers were stationed in the Southern Part of Arizona during the late 1800's. PRICE $25Picture

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WA74NATIVE AMERICAN HUNTING BUFFALOThis is a metal work of art depicting a Native American on horsback getting ready to spear a buffalo. It is cut out of sheet metal. The overall measurement is 20 inchs in length, 12 inches in height and 8 inches in width at the base. The Native American, Buffalo, horse, spear and base are cut from flat metal that is 3/16th inches in width. The piece weighs nine pounds. PRICE: $250Picture

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WA73PENCIL DRAWING OF NATIVE AMERICANThis is a well done pencil drawing in a 9-1/2 x 11-1/2 frame. The native american appears to be Sitting Bull but the drawing is not titled nor has an artist name. PRICE: $30Picture

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WA72SCRAPBOOK OF Z00LOGY DRAWINGSThis is an intersting old scrapbook of zoology drawings from from 9-11-47 to 5-3-48. The index identifies 27 pages. The name on the drawings is Mary Megee and they appear to be in pencil. I was not a zoology teacher or even took a class in zoology. For my science general education requirement I took Botany but these drawings are interesting and appear to be well done. It was interesting to note the date of the first drawing "Squamous Epithelial Tissue" dated on 9-11-47. Who knew that 9-11 date would be a significant date 54 years later (9-11-2001). The drawings and index are in good shape, but the scrap book is brital and falling apart. PRICE: $65Picture

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WA71TEXAS SESQUICENTENNIAL PRINTThis is a signed and dated print depecting the 150th anniversary of Texas. It is in a nice frame with glaSS. It measures 20 x 28 inches. It is in very good overall condition. PRICE: $150Picture

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WA69COMPLETE SET OF 6 CARLOS HADAWAY BUDWEISER PRINTSCarlos Hadaway is a well known western artist. If you go to Google and put in a search "Carlos Hadaway Artist Budweiser Prints" a lot of information will come up. He was commisioned to paint 6 advertising prints and this is a complete set. They are dated 81, 82 and 83. Each have his name Carlos Hadaway and date on the print. In the white space below the print he has his signature. It appears to have been on the master and not individually signed. Some signatures are marked 85. They are not numbered. I have seen several famous Budwiser Prints, like Custers Last Stand, but have never seen this set before. The outside measurement of each is 16 x 20. Each shows a can of Bud or a sign mentioning Budweiser. They are not framed so the purchased can select the style of frames they wish. They appear never to have been framed and look to be in original unused condition. They are in excellent shape and came from a collection near Prescott, Arizona. I have had them in my inventory for more than 6 years and finally decided to bring them out. As I said I was looking to see others available but have never seen any like these. PRICE: $995Picture

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WA068CURRIER & IVESIt is entitled "TROTTING CRACKS" AT THE FORGE. Writing appears under the picture as follows LITH. OF CURRIER & IVES in the lower left corner. In the middle it states ENTERED ACCORDING TO ACT OF CONGRESS IN THE YEAR 1869 BY CURRIER & IVES, IN THE CLERKS OFFICES OF THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. On the right side above the title is stated MOUNTAIN BOY, GREY EAGLE over LADY THORN. I assume those are the names of three horses that appear in the picture. The outside measurement is 12 x 16. PRICE: $50Picture

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WA067FOUR REMINGTON PRINTSThis collection is entitled "Remington's Four Best Paintings. The four prints are: Evening on a Cadadian Lake, Coming to the Calll, Shadows at the Waterhole, and His First Lesson. The prints are 11 x 15-1/2 and come with a 15 x20 mount suitable for framing. They all have the name Frederick Remington and a copyright date of 1908 in the lower right hand corner. They come packaged in a paper holder with a label entitled Remington's Four Best Paintings. The paper package, the mounts and the prints all shows signs of age. Two of the prints remain mounted to the mount. Two of the prints have seperated from the mount and would need to be reconnected. I am not an expert in that area so did not do that. The purchaser and have them reconnected to the mount. The two unmounted prints have some tears in the corners. It is an interesting old ensamble of Remington Prints that shows some hard times during its 100 plus years of existence. PRICE: $165 Picture

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WA066OIL PAINTING BY RICHARD DALEYThis painting titled "Dakota" was entered in the Wisconsis Artists Federation at the Milwaukee Art Institute April, 1940, according to a sticker on the back of the painting. It was to have a selling price of $250 at that time. I did a google search on that name. It would of been helpful to have had a middle initial. The name Richard Daley brought up names like the Chicago Mayor, plus artists and photographers. Could not isolate if this work was done by one of the artists referred to in that google search. It is a good piece and the markings on the lower left of the canvas state "Dakota" , Daley, 1940. Obviously it was to be sold for $250 in 1940. The address of the artist at that time was 1671 N. Prospect Avenue. I assume that was in Milwaukee but not for sure. The painting measures 26 x 39 inches. The frame does not appear be be as old as the painting but was an excellent job framing that painting. It measures 31 x 44 inches. The scene is of an old Grain elevator which according to the title must of been in one of the Dakota's. That grain elevator looks like a lot or old grain elevators I have seen in wheat country. When I was young I went to wheat harvest for six Summers from towns on the Oklahoma-Texas border to a little town called Lambert, Montana, West of Sidney, so have seen a lot of similar grain elevators. It is an attractive well done work of art. Just do not know how famous the artist was or became. PRICE: $2450Picture

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WA065PICTURE OF LONE WOLFVersions of this scene of a lone wolf standing in snow overlooking houses has been around for a long time. I can recall seeing a version of this scene in my one room school house when I was in the first grade back in 1942. This wolf looks to the left. Some look to the right. There is no copyright date or artist name on this one. It is one of the smallest I have seen. It measures 4-3/8th x 5-7/8ths. The picture is pressed onto the pressed wooden frame. It was probably a "dime store" item. Itis neat and brings back memories. PRICE: $20Picture

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WA064OLD SAND PAINTINGThis sand painting measaures 9 x 25 and portrays what appears to be a dancing girl. There are no artist markings. The sand is fastened to a piece of particle board. PRICE: $35Picture

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WA063PRINT OF DOGS PLAYING POKERThis print is copyrighted and dated by BLC in 1968. It measures 18-1/2 x 22-1/2 in outside length. The print itself is of cardboard type and measures 16 x 20. It is in good shape. PRICE: $35Picture

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WA062ANTIQUE OIL PAINTINGThis is an antique oil painting with no visible name of an artist. It portrays a cooking pot over a fire in the deep woods. It is an old canvas and is currently placed in an oak frame. The frame is an old frame but is not as old as the painting. The painting and stretcher the canvas is over is placed inside the frame. The canvas size is 16 inches x 16-3/4 inches. The frame is 18-1/4 x 19-1/4. PRICE: $150Picture

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WA061PRINT "THE LAKE IN THE WOOD" BY F. J. DU CHATTELThe print measures 8 x 12. Overall measurement of the frame is 14 x 18. There is a page pasted on the back talking about the artist. He was born in Amsterdam and from the Dutch School. There is a name tag on the back of what appears to be a previous owner. The address was in Pittsburg, Kansas with no zip code on the address. The write up state the artist has expressed a feeling of melancholy which nature produces on a winder day. It is an interisting old print. I did a google search on the artist and he lived from 1856 to 1917. He is listed as an artist whose works bring in the top 9000 prices at auction. Neat old print. PRICE: $90Picture

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WA060ANTIQUE OAK FRAMEThis is an old oak frame that can hold a photo measuring 15-1/4 by 18-1/4. Overall measurement is 25-1/4 x 28. There is an old photo in the frame that looks to date back to the mid to late 1800's. There is no glass in the frame so it will be easy to ship. The purchaser can put in their own glass. There are a couple of chips out of the frame. I have shown those in the images below. Just a neat antique decorateive oak frame. PRICE: $95Picture

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WA053-GROUP OF GRIPSAll of these grips are for Colts and most are for First Generation Colt Single Action Army models. Over the years I have purchased a nice pair of grips when I can find them at a reasonable price. A difficult task anymore. I purchase them to put on a gun that I want to keep in my collection and the grips on that gun are not the correct ones for the gun. The old ivory grips on the lower right are off of a Model 3 first model that is the rare Henry caliber. I purchased that gun years ago at one of the Vegas shows. Later I saw a Model 3 first model at auction at the Rock Island auction in Moline, Ill. That was a poor gun with great snake and eagle grips. I love those style of ivory grips so I paid $1700 for that gun even back then. I put those grips on the gun I wanted to keep and then discovered the ivories on that firearm were actually numbered to the firearm. I still liked the snake and eagle grips on the gun so left them on the gun and kept the original ivories to the gun. Then I sold the gripless Model 3 to someone else. I was not going to put the numbered ivory grips on that Model 3 and sell it. Now I just have two pair of grips for the same gun. If I every would sell my keeper Model 3, I would put the original grips back on the gun and add the Snake and Eagles to my grip collection. NFSPicture

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WA050-PRINT OF INDIANS ON THE MOVEThis is an attractive print depicting Native Americans on the move. It is double matted and ready for framing. Outside measurement are 19-1/2 x 26-1/8. The print inside the matt measures 12x18. I acquired it at the Old West show in Albuquerque. I did not want to tear it out of matting to see if I could find an artist name. PRICE: $125Picture

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WA046-WA049 SET OF 4 PRINTSThis is a very attractive contempory set of 4 number prints by artist Richard Hall. The artist was born in England and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts and post-graduate teaching certificate from Brighton Art College. The artist became enchanted with Native American Art through his wife, a resident Arizonan with a background of culture and art of the area. Richard Hall’s originals are in collections around the world and his work is represented in selected galaries throughout the Southwest. This is a set of 4 prints all numbered 271 of 1000 and signed by the artist. They were created in a litho offset four color process on 185# Archival Museum Board, acid free with neutral PH. A colorfast ink was used, fade resistant, with permanent inks specially formulated for fine art reproductions. Arizona lithographers used a Heidelberg Kord 46 x 64 cm offset printing press. They are all framed and matted. The frame is oak and outside dimensions are 15-1/2 x 19-1/2. The print is 8-1/2 x 11. This is a beautiful set and I hate to admit it but my camera work did not capture the complete essense of their beauty. I have each one shown seperately below with one picture showing the complete framed print and a second picture showing a close up of the print. PRICE FOR SET: $395.

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WA045-APACHE WARRIORSThis interesting painting was done by Douglas Miles, an Apache Artist who lives on the Resevation at San Carlos, Az. The matting measures 24 x 31. The picture is 14 x 21. PRICE: $495 Picture

WA044-TWO POST CARDS OF RODEO SCENESThese two post cards depict rodeo scenes: one bulldogging and one saddle bronc riding. They are all old and never mailed. PRICE: $22Picture

WA043-FOURTEEN POST CARDS OF NATIVE AMERICAN SCENESThese fourteen post cards depict Native Americans. They are all old and there is no hand writing on the backs of 10 of them. Two just have some writting but never mailed. One was mailed it what looks like to be 193? with a one cent stamp. Cannot read when the other one was mailed and it was mailed with a two cent stamp. All the other post cards say “place one cent stamp here” Nine are shown in the image after the price. The remaining five are shows in below in WA043A. PRICE: $115Picture

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WA042-NINE POST CARDS OF RODEO SCENESThese nine post cards depict rodeo scenes, i.e. six saddle bronc riding, 2 bulldogging and one calf roping. They are all old and there is no hand writing on the backs of six of them. The three were sent from Riverton, Wyoming; Kearney, Nebraska; Sidney, Nebraska, in 1949, 1950, and 1943 respectively. All were sent with 1 cent stamps. PRICE: $95Picture

WA041-SIX POST CARDS OF ANIMAL SCENESThese six post cards depict animals in the West. Two at Yellowstone, three in the Rockies and one on the Plains. They are all old and never mailed. PRICE: $40Picture

WA040-SIX POST CARDS SHOWING RANCH SCENESThese six post card Cowboys and Cattle. One has been used and mailed to someone in Denver in 1943. It was mailed with a one cent stamp. PRICE: $70Picture

WA039-FIVE POST CARDS OF WESTERN AMERICAN SCENESTwo of these post cards show buffalo; one shows elk; one shows deer and one show a forrest fire scene in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Never used and mailed. PRICE: $35Picture

WA038-SEVEN POST CARDS OF NATIVE AMERICAN SCENESThese seven post cards depict Native Americans. They are all old and there is no hand writing on the backs of any of them. PRICE: $60Picture

WA037-POST CARD OF OLD FORT CASPERThis is on old post card showing old Ft. Casper on the banks of the North Platte just outside of Casper, Wyoming. PRICE: $20Picture

WA032-TWO OLD PHOTOS OF MINERSThese are black and white photos. The picture shows men, horse and wagon in front of an old buidling. The sticker on the plastic holding the photos says, “Huarhued Copper Mine.” PRICE: $25Picture

WA038-SEVEN POST CARDS OF NATIVE AMERICAN SCENESThese seven post cards depict Native Americans. They are all old and there is no hand writing on the backs of any of them. PRICE: $60Picture

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WA022-CHINESE BRONZE VESSELThis a very interesting antique Chinese bronze animal vessel. The bronze has the green coloring on it that comes with decades and centuries of aging. It measures 8 inches in length, 6 inches in height and 2-1/2 inches in width. I am not sure what animal figure this bronze represents. In Chinese history during the Shang Dynasty bronze vessels of many types in the shapes of animals and birds were created for use in burial ceremonies. Such ceremonies created such a demand that the technology of metallurgy advanced rapidly. I am not for certain that this item is from the time of the Shang Dynasty but it does have the look. Regardless of what period it is from, it is an archaic work of Chinese Art and is very attractive. On the bottom there appears to have been a round tag stuck to it at some point in time. I do not know when or why. PRICE: $975Picture

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TM073-MATTED SIGNED AND NUMBERED PRINT OF SHARPS PERCUSSION LOCKSThis print is entited SHARPS PERCUSSION LOCKS. It is signed by Winston O. Smith (W.O.S.) who was the author of Sharps books and materials. It is numbered 21/200. The inside dimensions are 16" x 21". The outside of the matt dimensions are 20-3/4" x 25-3/4". The print has been triple-matted to add a three-dimensional effect. The matting is of museum-quality. The matt is an off-white color. It has been shrink-wrapped. The following four Sharps Percussion locks are depicted in detailed drawings: 1) Model 1851 - Maynard Primer; 2) Model 1855 - Maynard Primer; 3) Models 1852 & 1853 - Sharps Pellet Primer; and 4) Model 1859 & Later - Sharps Pellet Primer with Cut-Off. The drawings are very professionally done. PRICE: $125Picture

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