holster showing very good to near fine condition, good original stitching, sharp marking, leather soft and supple, Cheyenne plug intact.

single mounted with 1" heel bands, 1 3/4" shanks with 5 point rowels, marked under buttons, includes unmarked 2 piece leather straps.

single mounted heart pattern with 3/4" heel bands, 2 1/2" shanks, 8 point 2 1/4" rowels marked on inner heel band below button, includes unmarked 2 piece leather straps.

5 shot spur trigger revolver with 3 3/4" barrel, nickel finish and checkered hard rubber grips, 60-70% original nickel with most lost to cylinder, sharp barrel address, original grips worn by generally good, fair functioning action and dark eroded bore. NO FFL required, includes a great unmarked period leather holster with 5 point star stamp to front, remains in fine condition.

remaining in very good condition, parfleche main body of 4 bands, 1" wide X 9" diameter.

in red cloth with blue banding, fringed edges. Cloth stitched main seams, light area of stain left front at shoulder area otherwise very good. Displays beautifully, 60" X 29".

heavily engraved with 2 1/2" drop shanks, 2" rowels, includes unmarked floral carved two piece leather straps.

possibly Walla Walla Prison, large dome Conchos, silver mounted slobber bar.

in palomino colors showing 85-95% original paint., 11" X 8" tall.

round skirt, 14 1/2" seat, leather wrapped horn with simple border stamping. Stamped in seat and on fenders, original sheepskin lining intact showing wear, back of cantle further marked with Diamond G and brass No. 10 plaque.

of Pine Ridge Agency SD" marked on reverse Northwestern Photographic Co. Chadron Neb., 5" X 8".

Seat of Late Indian War Nine Miles North of Pine Ridge Agency S.D." marked on reverse North Western Photographic Co. Chadron Neb., 5" X 8 1/2".

at the mission near Pine Ridge Agency" further marked copyrighted by NW Photo Co. Jan 15 1851 just 2 1/2 weeks after the battle of wounded knee, 5" X 8".

of complete Battle Ground at Wounded Knee SD" marked on back Northwestern Photographic Co. Chadron Neb. Photo show on full length crease, 5" X 8" overall.

copyrighted by Northwestern Photo Company Chadron Neb., 5" X 8 1/2".

at the Battle of Wounded Knee SD" marked Northwestern Photo Co. on reverse, 5" X 8 1/2'.

shade, alabaster and cast iron base, 30" tall. Good overall condition, rewired and lights beautifully.

with original clock body in black enamel metal with intricate raised relief brass dial, both ends with detailed buffalo heads, upper statue unmarked in copper clad metal, in working order at time of description, 18' tall X 16" wide.

by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 20 1/2" X 26 1/2".

by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 20 1/2" X 27".

lever action rifle, standard 26" octagon barrel, full magazine, walnut stocks and crescent iron butt plate. Overall condition fair to good. Good functioning action and bore. Mfg'd 1891, NO FFL required.

Relic Winchester 1873 .44-40 3rd model rifle

engraved with horseheads on the boss, marked on mouth piece.

in heavy cast from original plaster obtained by Homer Britzman from the Nancy Russell estate. Plaque #16/30, 6" X 5 1/2", weighs an impressive 5.5 lbs. Includes CM Russell Museum certificate of Authenticity which also confirms plaster mold was donated to the Russell Museum in 1997 and the strick limit of editions.

shows terrific old original patina with early square shank brass tacks eyes, 12" overall, fine condition, square shanks showing undisturbed original patina from the inside around shanks.

pump action takedown shotgun, 30" barrel, blued finish with walnut stocks. Barrel shows 95% blue remaining, receiver 95% plus bright blue, possibly a factory refinish, walnut stocks very good, original Winchester butt plate. Excellent action and bright shiny bore. FFL required.

pump action shotgun, 28" barrel, blued finish with walnut stocks. Remains in fine condition, some light handling and storage marks, very good action with excellent bore. FFL required.

pump action shotgun, 30" barrel, blued finish and walnut stocks. Remains in very good condition, barrel with 80-85% original blue thinning at barrel address area, takedown collar shows 30-40% original blue, receiver approx. 85% blue remaining. Walnut stocks very good with original Winchester butt plate. Excellent action with very good bore. FFL required.

with original brass spot decorated front fitting Colt Lightning 4 1/2" barrel.

and double mounted with full fine engraving, drop shanks 2 1/2'" long with 1 1/2" rowels. Outer spur buttons in for of teepee, includes floral carved 2 piece leather straps.

remaining in fine original condition with the original canvas cover and sheet metal tine protector. Oak handle with branded True Temper name, overall just 30" long.

11" long X 6 1/2" showing great old patina.

with walnut grip, engraved with Liege proof on left side of frame, remains in excellent overall condition, excellent functioning action, 7 1/2" overall length. NO FFL required.

revolver 3 1/8" barrel, factory engraved with walnut grips. Barrel and cylinder show gray brown original patina, top of barrel with Manhattan address, good visible cylinder scene, action somewhat out of time, left hand pin on hinge partially missing. NO FFL required.

lever action rifle 24" round barrel, full magazine with walnut stocks. Shows heavy use with dark brown overall patina, walnut stocks with scattered dings and dents, rear with heavy repair to wrist and large initials CM carved into right side, replaced dust cover. Fair action with poor bore. NO FFL required.

marked Geo. W. Jenks, Faith, S.D. showing chips to bottom of rim, otherwise good, 11" tall.

and hat. A classic early man's long coat in soft and supple sheared beaver with button front, silk lined interior with outside pockets. Coat and hat remain in near fine overall condition, size large coat with 7 1/2 size hat. Interior tag marked Beckman Bros. Furriers Since 1898 Great Falls MT.

of Salish Chief Sam Resurrection by early Montana photographer Rollin McKay 1880-1965. Framed size 12" X 15".

half plate size in original hinged gutta-percha case. Ambrotype photo with embossed brass matte, inner lid with embossed original velvet padding, both in excellent condition. From an Iowa estate, case size 5" X 6" in fine condition.

and snaffle bit cigarette rest.

with Swiss movement. Cigar holder in gilt bronze, doors with bronze musical instrument designs, overall 12" tall. Manual mechanical cigar box opens 6 doors by turning upper finial to cigar holder which are attached to the inner door. Bottom of base with wind up music box. Wonderful piece of early Victorian cigar collectible.

with octagon mahogany case, satin banded inlay, hinged top with original floral velvet padded top all sitting on original ceramic bun feet. Spittoon insert is brown grazed crockery, all remains in very good to near fine condition, 11" X 11".

the original burned marked Royal. Lamp remains in fine original condition with matching hand painted globe and font. Burner intact and functioning with old note reading "Aunt Bertha wedding gift 1898". Over height including chimney 28" tall.

porcelain body, brass burner and original green ribbed glass globe. Unmarked in excellent condition showing some light chips to inner top opening of globe. Overall 9 1/2' tall.

mounted on marble base, 14" tall X 14" long.

34 1/2" blade, dated and marked 1864 US on the ricasso, blade shows silver gray overall patina, additionally stamped No. 5 on left side of ricasso, wire wrapped handle with original 2 ring scabbard.

mouth piece marked Reynolds, 16" long, fair to good overall with dents around horn area.

in black leather with brass spots, brown leather seat 10 1/2" with brass horn. Great little saddle for display or using. Measures 16" overall.

with 5 point star stamp design, seat 14 1/2", catalog #152, stamped in seat left and right fenders both of which have been trimmed.

with rawhide wrapped and beaded handle, shows fine condition, head 6" with overall measurement 26".

remaining in good condition with reblued barrels and replacement hard rubber checkered grips. Left side frame marked C Sharps, Pat'd 1859. Functioning action with fair bores, NO FFL required.

single action revolver, 8" barrel and walnut grips. Top of barrel marked "Pat'd Dec 17 1861 Mfg'd by Remington Ilion NY". All metal surfaces show silver gray beginning to drift brown. Left side frame with various inspector marks including "A" "E" and "S", left side grip with visible cartouche. Good action and bore. NO FFL required.

1881 $5 Gold Liberty Coin

in its original box, includes paperwork and directions.

Melba Idaho, show fine detail and workmanship, fitted with one piece leather straps also marked Gary Keith Lee.

Cornish Omaha Neb No. 77. Remains very good condition, 13 1/4" seat, all strings intact, 30% of lining intact.

with original handles and clasp intact, 18" X 9" tall.

black powder revolver 7 1/2" barrel, nickel finish with ivory grips. Colt remains very good as refinished , visible one line pat' top of barrel, 2 line pat. top of frame, stamped .45 Colt left side of barrel. All visible matching serial numbers. Excellent action, bore shows descent rifling, scattered light erosion but generally good. Mfg'd 1891, NO FFL required.

lever action shotgun standard 30" barrel, blued and case hardened finish with walnut stocks. Records indicate special order rear stock listed as 14 1/4" long, 1 5/8" drop at comb, 2 3/4". Overall very good condition, barrel show nice blue drifting to gray, receiver nice muted silvery gray, both uncleaned the walnut stocks with typical light scattered dings and dents, rear stock with original steel butt plate. Excellent action with fine bore. Mfg;d 1894 NO FFL required.

lever action takedown special order rifle, 24" round barrel, half magazine, blued and case hardened finish with walnut stocks. Fine condition with 95% original blue on barrel and magazine tube lightly thinning only at muzzle end, receiver shows bright case color, walnut stocks very good, only light handling marks, original Marlin butt plate intact, Rocky Mountain blade front and Buckhorn rear sights, action very good with fair bore. FFL required.

lever action takedown rifle 26" octagon barrel, full magazine, buckhorn rear and rocky mountain blade front sight, straight grain walnut stocks and crescent iron butt plate. Rifle show beautiful professional restoration remaining 95-98% condition. Excellent action with good bore. FFL required.

lever action rifle, 28" octagon barrel, full magazine with straight grain walnut stocks, crescent cleaning rod butt plate, dovetail brass blade front with long leaf rear sight. Rifle in good original condition, dust cover removed, barrel and magazine tube, receiver and butt plate show uncleaned gray turning brown patina. Wood stock show good wood to metal fit, slightly low. Forend very good, the rear stock with scattered nicks and dings from use and storage. An honest old 76 with great action and good bore. Mfg'd 1881, NO FFL required.

lever action rifle with special order 26" half round half octagon barrel, full magazine and walnut stocks. Nice condition 94 with 40-50% original blue on barrel and mag tube, receive silver gray drifting to brown patina, original walnut stocks lightly sanded but no cracks or repairs. Action good, fair to good bore. Mfg'd 1907, FFL required.

cheek plate in form of coiled rattle snake, remainder including slobber bar nicely engraved, stamped on inner cheek plate.

by noted Texas artist Matt Bubinghauser.

by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 24" X 30".

by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 16" X 22".

marked Cotton & Andrews, Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Lead, S.D. showing slight rim flake, small chip to back on bottom rim, 8 1/2" tall.

percussion revolver with standard 7 1/2" barrel, walnut grips and includes leather US Belt, non regulation flap holster, percussion cap pouch and cartridge pouch. Revolver show good original condition, barrel origial gray brown patina, loading lever shows dark gray patina, top of barrel with standard NY address, cylinder with light visible scene, good visible serial number, frame a silvery dark gray finish, original walnut grips good to very good, brass displays nice uncleaned patina. Revolver features all matching serial numbers excluding wedge, action very good, bore with strong rifling with scattered typical erosion. Nice untouched Navy revolver and includes letter from Texas Heritage Museum in Hillsboro TX where it was displayed in a civil war exhibit for the 1st and 2nd Cavalry. Mfg'd 1861, NO FFL required.

percussion pistol marked Fred K Lems Philada on top of barrel. Grips of solid gold, hammer barrel and frame in silver, measures only 3" overall. Great little oddity showing great condition with fully functioning action.

Elephant Safari Series#175/200 issued by Mag-Na-Port, single action revolver, 7 1/2" barrel, satin and bright nickel finish, rosewood grips with ivory scrimshaw medallions, engraved elephant on cylinder with the Mag-Na-Port seal intact. Includes inlayed walnut presentation case, original purchase receipt of $4000. FFL required.

to jockeys, fenders, Cheyenne roll, fork, top of horn, billets and stirrups. Left and right side skirts with carved name Nelson, fenders with horse heads over "Port Jay". Shows good condition with original lining, front left and right rosettes missing, rear strings replaced. Stamped in 2 places including back of cantle and in seat.

single mounted with longhorns, heel bands 1 1/4" with 2 1/8" shanks, 2" five point rowels, heart shaped engraved buttons. Includes 2 piece leather straps with matching conchos and hardwood display stand with Adamson plaque.

in his trade mark purple and white colors with initials CT in corners. Light weight chaps in naugahyde. Owned by Casey Tibbs and given to a friend the 1980's, chaps show missing leather keeper at waist and three leg keepers. Casey Tibbs b. 1929-1990, South Dakota's World Champion rodeo legend.

with Santa Barbara style cheeks, remains in excellent condition. Marked on inside right R. Philo. Gutierrez Mfr 1084 Le. Conte Ave S.F. Left side stamped Frank Borges Reno Nev.

revolver with 4 3/4" barrel, blue and case hardened finish and heavy stag grips. Overall good condition, barrel showing 70-80% thinning blue, muted case color to frame, thin to gray brown at grip strap areas. Functioning action with good bore. FFL required.

Beautifully cased, brought back from Europe after WWll in 1944 by Elmer Clayton. Can gun includes 2 barrels, one smooth bore and one rifled with original faux wood finish over steel. Rifled barrel with fixed rear sight. Action functions by pulling back the handle, folding trigger drops down and cocks with combination capper tool which functions perfectly. Original mahogany case retains original green baize with all accoutrements including brass powder flask, leather shot flask, 2 was cutters, oiler, brass and rosewood cleaning rods, Goldmarks percussion cap tin, rosewood cleaning handled nipple wrench and steel bullet mold stamped No. 49. Interior on the lid features original Lang paper label, top of firing mechanism with hand chisel engraved "Patent J Lang 7 Haymarket London 38N. Cane gun measures 36" long with barrel attached. Mahogany case show residue from old tape on both ends, overall case measures 27" X 6" X 2 1/2". No FFL required.

hand crafted in brass and steel with wood frame and spoked wheels, originally displayed in Houston Miniature Arms Museum. Overall 21" X 11" tall.

4 barrel Derringer, gold washed with mother of pearl grips, bottom of frame engraved with unreadable name with Jan 18 67 date. Derringer remains in fine condition with matching serial number to barrels and frame, action very good with good bores. Mfg'd 1863-1888 NO FFL required.

with 8 individual compartments over 2 drawers, case remains in very good original condition with original hardware and glass, 45" X 12" X 10".

half seat square skirt with Sam Stagg rigging. Border stamped in card suites, corners decorated in engraved sterling silver also with card suites as well as top of horn. Seat 16 1/2", cantle 5" with makers stamp in 4 places. Beautiful saddle remaining in unused condition and built by a noted spur makers.

double mounted in crescent moon pattern #236, spurs feature 3" rowels and marked on inner heel bands.

with rawhide wrapped handle, head 8" long the club 28" overall.

overall 7 1/2" long X 3" wide.

trimmed in tanned leather. Very nicely accomplished, 37" long.

on ornate walnut base with green felt top marked Portland Card Co. Portland Oregon. Originally displayed in the Old West Museum in Oacoma SD. Table shows good honest original condition the base tight and solid, top shows various scattered stains. Overall 73” X 38” X 35”. Est. 1500-2500

box constructed of American walnut, remains in fine condition, original dealer instructions plaque on right side, 16" long.

top with card suite enamel decorations, 1 5/8" long.

base brass tags reads "Wilbur Clarks Desert Inn Las Vegas Nevada" . A great gambling collectible, top shows some light stains but generally very good overall.

with original base. Wheel remains in good condition , base shows repaint, front center of wheel adorned with original mirrors, 84” X 58” in diameter. Est. 2500-3500

lever action special deluxe takedown rifle, 24" octagon barrel, full magazine, checkered and pistol grip stocks. Good original overall condition, barrel show gray drifting to brown, mag tube 50-60% blue, receiver with original visible case color drifting to gray. Stocks good with good wood to metal fit, unsanded with light scattered dings and dents. Flip up front and Buckhorn rear sights, action very good with fair bore. NO FFL required.

lever action rifle with standard 26" octagon barrel, full magazine and standard straight grain walnut stocks. Very good overall condition, barrel and magazine tube show 40-50% blue, receiver 50-60% blue, walnut stocks good no chips, cracks or repairs. Original smokeless sight intact. Very good action and bore. FFL required.

lever action special order rifle, 26" round barrel, full magazine, pistol grip stock, double set triggers, dealer stamped WF Sherad Tacoma Wash on left side receiver. Good condition, 20-30% original blue on barrel the remainder drifting to plum, magazine tube 50-60% original blue, receiver 30-40% original blue, rear walnut stock shows sanding with faint visible checkering and small chip at tang area, old sling swivel screw hole on rear, original pistol grip cap and crescent iron butt plate intact. Dovetail front and Buckhorn sights. Double set triggers functioning nicely. Good action with fair to good bore. Mfg'd 1908 FFL required.

all original including frame, originally accomplished by HR Poore. The rarer of the 2 versions, framed size 41 1/4" X 32". Overall condition good, some fading and loss to decals on frame, 2 visible old scratches to image approx. 6" and 2" long, however remains completely original with no touch ups or repairs.

marked Ladner Bros. Wholesale Wines and Liquors, Aberdeen, S. D. showing very good condition, 11" tall.

with Philip R Goodwin artwork of hunters encountering a black bear. Goodwins art was most noted in the early Winchester advertising and calendars, samplers remains in very good condition with only light center creases and small one inch loss at right edge. Nicely framed, displays beautifully, 32" X 50".

type 1 Derringer with nickel finish, top of barrel marked Remington and Sons Ilion NY, Elliots Patent Dec 12 1865. Derringer remains in fair condition, 40-50% nickel remaining, repaired grip on left side, good hinges, nice functioning action with fair bore. Left side release lever has been slimmed down. NO FFL required.

in blackware, stair step rim with Kiva design around perimeter against highly polished background. Early signature indicates time frame between 1923-1925. An exciting find fresh from a Montana estate, bottom of interior shows light use marks with on very light imperfection on rim which does not detract from the beauty of the bowl. Art auction results show nearly identical bowl selling for $13,200 at the Santa Fe Art Auction. Bowl 5" tall X 10" diameter.

.45-60 cal. SN 20301.. Winchester belonged to the Zoeckler Brothers Half Ranch the butt stock carved with brothers William and Peter's "1 / 2" brand on left stock. Old records indicate the Zoeckler's arrived in Deadwood1870's, purchased land in 1881 adjacent to the Spruce Gulch area known as Lawrence County Pest House which is currently the location of the Day's of 76 Rodeo ground and Museum. The Deadwood Pioneer recounted in 1884 the Zoecklers having to pay Indians toll money to get their herd through to Deadwood. Pioneer further states the Zoecklers owned a Butcher Shop on 101 Sherman St. and later a Packing house. Records also indicate William married Sadie Behnke in 1891 and had 2 daughters. William died 1911 and Sadie in 1940, both buried in St. Ambrose Cemetery in Deadwood. Rifle features standard 28" round barrel, nickel silver blade front

lever action Trapper Saddle Ring Carbine, 14" round barrel and walnut stocks. Includes ATF approval paperwork, barrel and magazine show gray drifting to brown patina, post front and carbine rear sights, scattered moderate pin prick pitting, receiver show gray drifting to brown finish, restamped ATF serial number, staple and saddle ring intact. Stocks show moderate dings dents and wear, steel carbine butt plate intact. Action good with fair bore. FFL required.

SN C41508 single shot buffalo rifle with heavy octagon barrel cut down in period to 20", double set triggers, walnut stocks, wrist with course checkering, left side receiver marked C. Sharps Pat Sept 12th 1848, right side marked C. Sharps Pat Oct 5th 1852. Top and bottom of heavy barrel unmarked with dovetail front and flip up leaf rear sights. Strong firm action, functioning set triggers and good bright bore. NO FFL required.

Cape Buffalo Safari Series #175/200 by Mag-Na-Port, 6" barrel, brushed stainless finish, walnut grips with 44 mag cartridge medallions, gold plated hammer, trigger and ejector rod. Includes mahogany fitted case and original purchase receipt for $3070. FFL required.

used in old time soda fountains. Table features cast iron base lion feet, 4 swing out oak top seats with white Carrera marble top.

remaining in very good to fine condition, both original Rochester raised signs intact, original finish with original nickel bands, 25" tall. A nice addition to a soda fountain or drug store collection.

Boston Mass. Roaster constructed from copper with matching fuel tank sitting on 2 burner base, hinged lid with original blue sandwich glass pull, raised and painted "Hot Peanuts" on all 4 sides. Fuel system is gravity feed to 2 complete burners with original valve shut off. Neat old piece with most having been scrapped for their copper. Overall 36" x 31" X 13".

used in soda fountains. Nice original example with blue background, original decal intact and original crock insert with glazed No. 2 mark. Complete including nickel drain valve, dispenser and original rubber gasket at the neck. Overall 12" X 10" diameter no including glass jug.

ring/pendant combination, with $16,000 appraisal report reading "One ladies stamped 10% Irid Plat multi stone emerald and diamond ringdant. The ringdant is a ballerina style measuring approx. 18mm across the top tapering to approx. 1.5mm at the base of the shank, can be disconnected to be worn as a pendant, has a high polish finish and weighs approx. 12.67 grams including the stones. The ring contains one transparent faceted rectangular shaped emerald measuring approx. 9.7mm X 8.5mm X 6.2mm weighing an estimated 3.00 sts of provisional VVS/VS clarity grade range, provisional G/H color grade range and good cutting. Estimated retail replacement cost $16,000.

NGC graded MS62.

marked, shows considerable age and wear, total weight ?

the pendant set with 3 individual diamonds surrounded by 6 black opals. An impressive necklace showing extremely high quality workmanship, C. 1930-1940's. Weighs 2.3 ounces, measures approx. 15" long, pendant 1" X 7/8".

and unmarked with 1" heel bands, 2" 7 point dotted rowels. Spurs show very good original condition with 2 piece Bill Heisman leather straps.

revolver with 4 3/4" barrel, blue and case hardened finish and good heavy stag grips. Shows gray drifting to brown overall finish with approx. 20% blue in protected areas, original front sight intact with functioning action and good bore. FFL required.

in 18K yellow gold and tu-tone stainless with champagne dial, SN S800851. Watch show fine well cared for condition, back engraved Charles Renner Schlumberger Dowell 20 years 2-7-77. Includes original Rolex box, case, manual, associated paperwork and Rolex cleaning cloth.

percussion revolver 7 1/2" barrel, blued and case hardened finish with walnut grips. Remains very good condition, barrel approx. 80-85% blue drifting to plum, bead front sight intact with sharp one line NY address, loading lever displays silvery gray patina, spring loaded latch tight. Frame and hammer silvery gray with Colts patent on left side, back strap and trigger guard 10-20% silver, cylinder with good visible scene, sharp serial number, possible an old reblue as it shows light pin prick pitting below color. Walnut grips near fine with excellent fit. All serial number matching, including barrel, frame, trigger guard, back strap, cylinder, wedge and cylinder arbor. Revolver remains extremely mechanically tight, with excellent action, bore shiny with good rifling and some light surface erosion, heaviest to left side. Includes period flap holster in very good condition. Mfg'd 1851 NO FFL required.

Indians" by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 20 1/2" X 26 1/2".

by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 22" X 28".

with neck opening trimmed in red trade cloth, beaded on the shoulders in white, pink, blue and red. Front and back with applied beadwork on blue wool with hair drops wrapped in fine red thread. Arms with applied beadwork on leather strips with matching hair drops. Overall shirt is thread sewn on the main seams somewhat stiff with deterioration on the shoulders.

with 2 1/4" screw off barrels, iron frames with figural walnut slab grips. Left side engraved and stamped Oakes, right side stamped London. Both show good original condition, metal surfaces natural dark uncleaned patina, functioning actions, 3 various proof stamps forward of trigger guard. Hammer tab on one with welded repair. Includes key style ramrod, bullet mold, powder flask which may be a later model and original key. Interior with original blue lining, top of case with nickel silver plaque engraved "Shadrach Bond". Internet research shows Shadrach Bond as Illinios Governor 1818-1822. Nice original untouched set, NO FFL required.

the impressive spurs double mounted and engraved, outer heel bands with rattle snake motif and arrow shanks, the inner heel bands with cutout card suite overlays. Bill Heisman two piece tooled leather straps, matching short shank bit with same rattle snake motif to cheek plates.

Railroad Silver Plated inaugural spike used at completion of Railroad line from Deadwood to Lead SD. May 18 1902, spikes were placed in pre drilled holes by regional dignitaries and offered to them in brass, plated silver or gold depending on their status. Is estimated to be less then 6 originally issued. This particular spike had been used by owners grandmother in Lead as a door stop for many years. Overall 5 3/4" long, rare piece of railroad history.

by Fremont Elkhorn and Missouri Railroad Company showing an impressive overlooking view of the historic mining town in 1900. Focal point is Homestake Gold Mine, in its original frame with matting, original tag "Scenery Along the F. E. & M.V. R. North-Western Line". Lower right corner marked copyright 1900 by Detroit Photography. Left side marked Lead SD. Image size 17" X 43".

by Chicago & Northwestern Railways, Hand tinted photos which typically hang in the original train depots. Image size 281/2" X 44".

6 shot, engraved with gold wash and fine checkered walnut grips, 4 3/4" long. British proofs to cylinder, includes original screw ejector rod, very good action with good bores. NO FFL required.

with fixed barrel and folding trigger, approx. 50 cal., shows good condition, silver overall finish with fluted walnut grip and steel butt cap. Engraved to bottom of frame, sides, and tang with 3 proof marks to bottom of barrel. Nice functioning action, 7" overall length. NO FFL required.

lever action rifle, 28" octagon barrel, full magazine, walnut stocks and crescent iron butt plate, Good condition, barrel, mag tube and receiver show gray brown patina, dovetail front and flip up rear sights, loading gate a replacement. Original walnut stocks good , action smooth with descent bore. Mfg'd 1880, NO FFL required.

unmarked, outer heel band 1" with 2" shanks and 10 point rowels. Original heel chains intact with unmarked 2 piece leather straps.

lever action rifle 24" round barrel, full magazine, blued finish and straight grain walnut stocks with crescent iron butt plate. Purchased from the San Antonio Police Department. Remains in very good original condition, barrel approx. 80-85% blue, mag tube approx 90%, receiver shows 30-40% blue, left side stamped with rack stamp 610, walnut stocks very good with light scattered ding and dents only, crescent iron butt plate shows silvery gray finish. Dovetail front sight with sporting rear, excellent action and good bore. Mfg'd 1924 FFL required.

.44 cal. SN 36XXX lever action rifle with 24" octagon barrel (re-blued), full length magazine tube, crescent brass buttplate. Walnut stocks with XXX deluxe wood rear stock. Brass frame "gold wash finish" and engraved on both sides. Left side engraved with an outstretched winged American Eagle, with a sheaved arrow design surrounded with scroll work. Right side engraved "MJC from JB Hickok" to represent two well known people to the Deadwood area, Martha Jane Cannary (Calamity Jane) and James Butler Hickok. The rifle was featured in Great Falls Tribune as "Jane's Rifle" showing Bill Sisney of Kansas City proudly exhibiting the .44-caliber model 1866 Winchester at the annual state gun show of the Montana Arms Collectors Association, and states "Not long ago, a fellow collector offered Sisney his entire collection, 342 guns, for Jane's rifle and Sisney turned him down. Included is this articles from the Montana Tribune, hand written notes from Woody Hawkinson dated Nov. 2 1988, 2 hand written documents from Sisney and Ivan Hart date Feb. 13 1976, "To Whom it May Concern: I purchased the "J.B. Hickok to MJC 66 Winchester from John Bassett, who got the gun out of Ivan Hart's collection, Past history of ownership on other page. Signed W.V. Sisney, Ivan B. Hart. Witnessed and signed Feb 13 1976. The other pages read "Lloyd Bender of Gallion Ohio-1960 had owned the gun 10 or 15 yrs., others owning the gun include Roy Rifling, Jim Fowler, Ivan B Hart, Johnie Bassett, W.V. Sisney, signed Ivan B Hart, witnessed Feb. 13 1976 and 2 black and white photos, one of each side of the receiver taken by Comstock Picture Emporium, Creative Photography Owner George L Fuller. There is no known trace of the gun until it appears in the 1950's. Mfg'd 1870 NO FFL required.

pump action shotgun with 28" barrel, blued finish and walnut stocks. Remains in fine condition with 95%plus original finish. Walnut stocks show only light handling and storage marks. Mfg'd 1933-1963, FFL required.

lever action shotgun, 26" barrel, blued finish and walnut stocks. Barrel and receiver show 70-80% original blue with case color hammer and lever. Shotgun shows very good condition, front forend has been modified, rear stock very good with light use and handling marks, original Marlin butt pad intact. Extremely good action and good bore. Mfg'd 1929-1932, FFL required.

lever action rifle 24" octagon barrel, full magazine, blued finish with straight grain walnut stocks and shotgun butt. Remains in very good + condition, barrel and mag tube show 85-90% original blue, forend cap gray brown, receiver 70-80%, walnut stocks very good, factory letter states gun went back to factory for rework which could explain rifle being fitted with shotgun butt. Nice example of a well cared for 92, excellent action and very good bore. Mfg'd 1895, NO FFL required.

rifle low wall thick side with special order 36" half round half octagon barrel, blue and straight grain walnut stocks with crescent butt plate. Very good condition, barrel displays 80-85% original blue, sharp two line barrel address and caliber markings to left side at breech end. Fitted with Lyman ivory bead and sporting rear sights, receiver shows 85-90% remaining finish, walnut stocks very good, left side shows short slight grain crack near tang. Crescent iron butt plate gray to dark gray overall finish. Excellent action with very good bore. Mfg'd 1918 FFL required.

lever action saddle ring carbine, standard 20" barrel, period engraved with gold wash, fitted with finely checkered stocks stamped both sides 213 with boxed IdeP cartouche style stamp. , top of barrel stamped SEBASTIAN SALINAS forward of the barrel band. Receiver shows 15-20% gold wash remaining, visible traces on barrel bands and butt plate, Carbine remains original untouched condition, bore good to very good with nice smooth action. Mfg'd 1894 NO FFL required.

spurs single mounted with 2" rowels, original heel chains stamped MM, includes unmarked leather 2 piece straps with large engraved silver conchos.

wanted list Edward Owens Watkins 1918-2002, estimated at having robbed over 50 banks becoming one of the most liked and notorious bank robbers of all time, Fast Eddie spent over 50 of his 82 years locked up. Hand written letters indicate the spurs were given to him by his wife as a grift in 1966. He loved cowboy clothing and proudly claimed he never hurt anyone during his robberies. Captured in Florence MT and sentenced to 117 years he was paroled in 1995. Eddie passed away in 2002. Included with the spurs is two hand written letters from him, a copy of FBI wanted poster and copy of Winchester Repeater magazine with the full story. From the Ray Saign collection.

revolver 7 1/2" barrel, blue and case hardened finish, one piece ivory grips. Very good original condition, barrel shows 25-35% blue, one line barrel address, ejector rod housing with approx. 30% blue remaining, frame muted case color drifting to gray, cylinder 70-75% blue, back strap and trigger guard 25-35%. Nice ivory grips with excellent fit. Smooth action and good bore. The .38 cal was introduced in 1886 to correspond with Winchester's same caliber rifles. Mfg'd 1907 FFL required.

lever action rifle 32” round tapered barrel, 1/3 magazine and walnut stock and S type butt plate. Barrel with 90% blue, receiver case colored 70-80%, contemporary Beeches front combination sight with Lyman #26 folding rear leaf sight. Walnut stocks with minor scratches and nicks. Action smooth with excellent bore.

revolver with 4 3/4" barrel, Colt hard rubber checkered grips and nickel finish. Revolver remains in good condition with old renickel, good action and fair to good bore. Mfg'd 1903 FFL required.

Model 44" X 30" tall by noted western artist Dale Ford b. 1934 and signed on the axle. Coach features wood body hand painted with lettering, opening doors and roll up curtains, just as the original it is suspended on functioning leather through brace suspension which gave the coaches the classic stagecoach roll as seen in the great old westerns. The model remain in very good condition and makes an awesome display for museum, bank, home or resteraunt. Dale Ford of Redding, California, has been a full-time western artist and sculptor since 1965. The C.M. Russell Museum in Great Falls, Montana has a 69 piece collection of Dale Ford's miniature horse drawn vehicles on permanent exhibit. Ford has created 80 different miniature horse drawn vehicles from the 1800's. Each is made by hand of hardwood, steel and leather and with great detail.

marked D.P. Roberts Wholesale Liquor Dealer, Belle Fourche, S.D. showing very good condition, 9" tall.

with 2 horse team mounted on chip carved base, signed Oberammergua, a town in Germany known for its woodcarvers, overall 14" X 39".

with 14 1/2" seat, period mounted silver on corners of jockey and skirt with matching silver on all 8 strings. Saddle shows honest wear and use, stamped in seat, original lining intact but shows wear. Classic old saddle that displays nicely.

with 4 3/4" barrel, nickel finish, carved ivory steer head grips set with Colt medallions. Copy of factory letter confirming engraving, configuration and finish. Shipped to H&D Folsom Arms Company New York, NY Nov 14 1910. Revolver displays classic scroll engraving, factory markings: two line barrel address, .45 Colt in scroll banner on left side barrel, frame with standard two line patent and Rampant Colt, right side trigger guard with Star stamp indicating sent back to factory for rework. Finish 90-95% with light scattered loss and flaking to bottom of backstrap. Frame, trigger guard, cylinder and backstrap with matching serial numbers the backstrap numbers obscured from flaking. Bottom of barrel, cylinder face, loading gate hinge, inside ejector rod housing, inside grip strap all show matching reassembly numbers 1068N. Additionally inside grip area of frame and upper inside loading gate share original assembly numbers 473 with stamped 3 in hammer slot. Nice mechanically sound revolver in desirable configuration and good bore. FFL

revolver 7 1/2" barrel, blued and case hardened finish with hard rubber eagle grips. Revolver remains in very good condition, barrel show 85-95% original bright blue with muzzle end wear and light scratches at top of barrel, left side marked COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER. Ejector rod shows 30-40% blue, frame displays visible case color now toning and drifting to gray with light freckling to both sides. Cylinder retains bright blue in the flutes, remainder thinning and drifting to plum. Hammer show good visible case color, backstrap with 30-40% blue thinned to gray at front and back. Eagle grips show very good condition with scratched in name EA Coltier Eugene Ore to inside of grips. Nice example black powder Colt with all matching serial numbers, nice tight action and with good bore. Mfg'd 1891, NO FFL required.

with outside front pockets the beadwork in floral patterns to both front, back on the yokd and cuffs. Jacket shows use with some bead loss and two replaced leather ties but generally good and displays nicely. A typical style used by performers in the early Wild West Shows.

lever action carbine with 20" barrel, full magazine and straight grain walnut stocks. Originally a factory nickel gun now showing older renickel, visible barrel address, walnut stocks also refinished, right side forearm with french repair. Carbine feature post front sight and carbine rear, staple and saddle ring missing with cleaning rod butt plate. Includes factory letter confirming factory nickel, shipped to Hartley and Graham NY City, 10 gun shipment 1883. Very good action with fair bore with may clean to good. NO FFL required.

from the LeCompte family Newell SD. beaded by the consignors Great grandmother a Lower Brule Lakota tribe member for her son John Arcoyn at the Iron Nation area of Lower Brule who later became a minister at Cheyenne Reservation. A beautiful vest with delicate multi floral designs the back and interior on silk cloth originally with four button up front the button now removed, back with added adjustable mid strap which consignor remembers his mother adding for his father. Vest remains very good, all beads intact, some light staining to cloth and from metal buttons on front. Not often does a wonderful piece such as this come to the marked from the original family.

showing nice original cared for condition, 8 string, wide swells measure almost 20", high back cantle 5" with 14 1/2" seat. Original lining intact. Good saddle which would be hard to improve on.

lever action rifle, 24" octagon barrel, full magazine, straight grain walnut stocks. Rifle remains in very good to near fine condition barrel showing 85-90% original bright blue, only high edge wear and thinning at muzzle end. Magazine tube with 95% original blue, forend cap 10-20% blue remainder drifting to brown, receiver with 65-75% original blue thinning at top and bottom and tang area. Lever shows muted case color drifting to gray with some light areas of pin prick pitting. Crescent butt plate shows 10-20% case color the remainder a silver gray. Walnut stocks very good with nice wood to metal fit, no evidence of sanding or chip, cracks or repairs. Rifle features dovetail ivory bead front and sporting rear sights. Mechanically excellent with fine bore. Mfg'd 1902, FFL required.

in original frame and glass remaining in very good to near fine condition, framed 34 1/2" X 42 3/4". History of the Miami Powder Company: In 1843 brothers Alvin and Lorenzo Austin built a powder mill in Goes, Ohio. The mill was located near the city of Xenia. The Austin brothers and a third party known as Carlton built this mill. Not much is known of Carlton except that he sold off his shares of the company to J.W. King. The company was then named Austin and King Powder company. In 1855 the Austin brothers left the company. King and new shareholders took over, and the company was renamed The Miami Powder Company. Their offices were located in Xenia, Ohio along with a mill called Frontier Powder Mills. Some powder cans have been found that were simply labeled "Frontier Sporting Rifle Powder-Frontier Mills. There are actually Miami Powder Company cans and are usually found with stenciled labels. As the Civil War began, so did government powder contracts for the company. The production of rifle powder increased to 10,000 kegs a year. Business was very brisk. But, when the Civil War came to an end in 1865, so did the company's huge military contracts. However, it was able to stay alive with its production of powder for sporting and mining use. In 1872 Addison Faye and group of new investors gained control of the company. Forced out in 1877, King and his nephew left the business. One year later they formed the Kings Great Western Powder Company. This same company later became the Kings Powder Company. 1907-1925 the offices were in Chicago, Ill. This little known powder company now fallen into history but has left a name which collectors still keep very much alive. Whether it a can or in this case a poster, or any other piece that is connected to Miami Powder Company, one thing is certain, their items are very rare. Ref. Hunting and Fishing Collectible Magazine Volume 5, Number 6 November-December 2005.

single shot top break rifle, 26" barrel, left side receiver marked Edward Maynard Patentee May 27 1851 Dec 6 1859 1873. Rocky Mountain silver blade front sight, flip up three leaf rear and mid range tang. Barrel with gray brown overall patina, receiver silver gray with visible blue in protected areas. Walnut stocks refinished, crescent iron butt plate. Mechanically sound, fair bore. NO FFL required.

hammer shotgun, 30" barrels, blued and case hardened finish and checkered walnut stocks, iron butt plate. Remains very good condition, approx. 30-40% original blue on barrels, visible case color on breech and locks, walnut stocks very good no cracks or repairs, very good functioning actions with good shiny bores. NO FFL required.

finely crafted and donated by Colorado maker Donald Pierce. Spurs feature double mounting with engraved silver overlaid steer heads on outer heel bands, inner with engraved silver and overlaid pink brass. Includes impressive unmarked 2 piece straps and custom display stand. On behalf of all volunteers who have made the new museum possible and Dakota Plains Auctions we thank Don Pierce for his generous donation. Lets show Don how much we appreciate him and bid generously!

by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 22" X 28".

Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawotomie artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 16" X 20".

trunk dated 1873 for Ingeborg Haatons and Daffer Ulpenoes. The trunk remains in very fine original condition with beautiful hand hammered metal bands, original key (a work of art in itself) dovetailed corners, wrought iron handles and bright vibrant colors to the rosemaling. The interior includes rosemaled lidded side compartment, interior of the top rosemaled with wedding couples names and date. An included tag states the trunk was from Os, Norway and painted by Annanis Tveit making the trunk easily researchable. An outstanding romantic heirloom quality trunk measuring 41" long X 21" wide X 20" tall.

dated 1836 with rosemal floral design surrounding the date with initials BPD. Trunk remaining in fine original condition featuring original blue milk paint with black accent colors, corner display expert hand cut dovetails with iron straps, dome top also iron bound. Left and right sides retain the original hand wrought handles, original iron key included. Interior shows unpainted, clean condition, lock escutcheon a modern replacement. An Heirloom quality antique truck in extra large size 55" X 28" X 24".

revolver 5 1/2" barrel high polish blue, case hardened colors, Colt hard rubber checkered grips. Custom built and donated by Colt Manufacturing. Revolver features gold inlaid Deadwood 2012 on left side barrel gold donuts on barrel ends and cylinder. Back strap further gold inlaid with Black Hills gold Rush 1874 with 2 gold nuggets inset below hammer. Another beautiful revolver donated by Colt for the Days of 76 Museum Thank you Colt for another donation from Dakota Plains Days of 76 Museum

of Montana, mounted on double layer felt pads remaining in excellent condition. Overall 74" from tip to tip by 56" toe to toe. Heirloom quality rug that displays very nicely.

single mounted with dome button, heel band 7/8" at widest point, 2 1/2' shanks and 14 point rowels. Stamped on inner heel bands. Includes 2 piece unmarked leather straps.

with outside pockets and 6 conchos, stamped on belt.

formerly displayed in South Dakota Museum, includes russet brown with 12" seat, 1918 marked US bags, 1918 marked rifle scabbard with non firing training rifle, correct period US canteen, picket pin with sheath and correct period US bridle. All items remain in fine condition.

bed roll with regulation blanket, horse hair cinch, US canteen, US Model 1917 bolo with sheath, officers boots with spurs and US pack saddle tool roll with tools. Previous displayed in museum with McClellan saddle grouping.

tapestry 1900-1904 from USS Kearsarge Cruise Europe, South America and West Indies. Lists all ports with associated flags, unidentified photo and superb paint portrait of the vessel. Naval records show the Kearsarge as being commissioned in 1900 filling the role as flag ship of the North Atlantic Squadron, scrapped in 1955. Greatly suited for Museum or Military display, 29" X 47'.

tapestry having belonged to General George Custer's only surviving regimental surgeon Dr. Henry R Porter with excellent family provenance. Included is copy of 1900 North Dakota Compendium of History indicating Dr. Porter was appointed assistant surgeon to General Cook in 1872 involved in seven or eight Apache battles later in the year transferred to Bismarck, ND as a post surgeon with Custer. Dr. Porters 1rt hand account further describes the events of their expedition leading up to the battle with in depth detail including the description and condition of General George Custer's body and that of his brother Captain Tom Custer his cutting of a lock of hair from each for the family. He was 26 yrs old at the time. The only surviving surgeon, Dr. De Wolf killed on Reno Hill and Dr. Lord killed with Custer. Porter returned to Bismarck, ND after his service and much travelling becoming and honored citizen passing away in 1903. Included is various coped magazine articles and letter of provenance stating Dr Porters son returned to Bismarck in the early 1900's to settle the estate selling his fathers possessions to a George Little including these tapestries and after his passing to family member Bertha Little who wrote and signed the letter dated 1998. Condition of tapestries is good, both measure 28 1/2" X 40" including frames. Prior to the sale copies of the letter and articles can be requested. Est. 4000-8000

stalking rifle completed in 1837 for R.I. Izad, 32" 10 groove Damascus barrel engraved "J Purdey 314 1/2 Oxford Street London". Rifle features walnut half stock, raised cheek piece, pewter forend, double triggers, platinum barrel band at breech, dovetailed front and rear express sight with one standing and two folding leaves marked 100, 150 and 200. Sidelock is unmarked with platinum vent plug, hammer screw lightly engraved the original brass tipped ramrod intact. Overall condition is near fine barrel and rib showing nice original brown finish with very light freckling, the lock plate toned to gray the hammer with visible color. Trigger Guard retains areas of bright hardening thinned to gray brown at the rear of bow buttplate with vivid case color. Walnut stock shows high percentage of original finish some scattered light dings and handling marks with no cracks or repairs. Action and trigger function flawlessly. NO FFL required.

flat top revolver 7 1/2" barrel, blued finish, case hardened finish and Colt walnut medallion grips. Remains in near new appears unfired. FFL required.

with 31" Damascus barrels showing near fine condition, locks, receiver, tang, Dolphin head hammers, lever release, screws, trigger bow and steel butt plate nicely engraved. Fitted with French walnut stocks, rear checkered at wrist with incorporated cheek plate and matching walnut finger rest. Bottom of keys barrels show 6 individual proof marks and serial number A43552 at breech end, original front sling swivel and bead sight intact. Well cared for antique shotgun with excellent tight action and good bore. NO FFL required.

National Match semi automatic pistol with factor letter indicating one gun shipment to Wolf and Klar Fort Worth TX July 5 1934, blue with gold plated slide, safety and hammer, factory engraved, stocks not listed. Pistol now shows old nickel refinish with Colt 22 conversion and cut away trigger guard in the Fitz style. Scroll engraving includes left, right and bottom frame and front of grip area. Pistol features impressive ivory grips, left side set with 3 gold coins dated 1884 1909 1928, right side with classic carved Texas steer head eyes with bezel set rubies, gold horns, nose ring and 5 gold coins dated 1899 1920 1918 bottom 2 both1857. Pistol was purchased from a Texas estate years ago, the family attributing the gun to Manual "Lone Wolf" Gonzaullas, Capt. of Company B Texas Rangers Headquartered in Dallas. Gonzaullas had assembled over 500 firearms in his collection and liked highly embellished guns with the Fitz style trigger guard. No supporting documentation however it remains an interesting Texas gun that deserves time and research as to its origin.

Bryan collection of photos, documents and personal items. Born Nashville TN 1860, graduated West Point 1882 Bryan's first assignment was Ft. Custer MT 1883, followed by Ft. Walla Walla 1884, Ft. Lapwai ID, Ft. Bowie and Ft. Huachucha AZ, Nashville, Ft. Wingate NM, Ft. Leavenworth KS, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Philippines and Ft. Meyer VA. Bryan married his Nashville sweetheart Janie Seay in 1904, had a son who was named after him the same year. Retired for disability incurred in line of duty in 1905. 1906 they moved to San Diego purchased a home at 306 W Grape St. in 1907 his wife died while visiting family in Nashville leaving Bryan to raise his son alone. 1914 roger Bryan wrote his autobiography entitled "An Average American Army Officer. Included in collection is 12 military photos included West Point graduation 1883, identified group photo at Ft. Bowie, standing portrait of Bryan with 1881 officers helmet, his 1880 Cadet appointment, 1883 2nd Lieutenant , Cavalry School at Ft. Leavenworth 1889 completion, 1896 Law certificate, and appointments to 1st lieutenant 1890 and Captain 1899. Additionally the collection includes his signed gauntlets, spurs, collar, military belt, cap insignia, Captains shoulder straps, dress shoulder knots, personal photos including wedding, son, San Diego home, wives family, her obituary and various letters and a copy of his book. An intriguing collection offering a rare insight into the life of a US Cavalry Officer in Western History.

Bostonian photographer Samuel Bemis (1793-1881) acquiring his first daguerreotype camera in 1840 Bemis is credited as the earliest American landscape photographer primary views of Boston and the White Mountains of New Hampshire. His camera credited as the first commercially sold in the United States. It was later donated to the George Eastman Kodak Museum along with 12 daguerreotypes by Samuel Bemis. After his death in 1881 his remaining full plate Daguerre's were forgotten until an estate auction in 1981 when his mansion was cleaned out becoming one of the most important photographic finds of the century. Prior to this there were only 13 known to exist. The leather valise 18" X 8" X 5'. The inner leather lid monogrammed SA Bemis Boston, includes 3 of this rosewood cased wax seals, auction bill, article by Snap Shots and Middlebury VT Newspaper reporting on the auction.

Buffalo Bill Centennial Commemorative revolver, 4 3/4" barrel, blued finish, case hardened with walnut medallion grips. Gold inlayed features include Buffalo Bill on left side barrel, Colonel Cody on cylinder, right side barrel "Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show". Fine unfired condition with original fitted presentation case, includes vintage framed Buffalo Bill Poster. FFL required.

with artwork by Paul Davidson produced in 1950 by Vernon Kilns to coincide with Jimmy Stewart movie Winchester 1873. Set includes 1-lidded teapot with slight flake on rim of lid, 5 teacups, 1 oval serving bowl 10", 1 oval serving plate 12", 7 double handed round bowls 7 1/2", 3 round bowls 5 1/2", 13 round saucers 6 12", 3 round plates 71/2", 1 round serving bowl 9", 4 large dinner plates 10 1/2", 1 set salt and pepper shakers and lidded creamer with open sugar bowl. All 42 pieces unless noted are in fine unused condition, originally bought from a Ft. Collins CO jewelry store by the consignors Grand Mother and displayed in china cabinet ever since.

with horse hair drops and made from old military saddle. Found in barn near Buffalo Gap SD, 20" long.

type 2 Derringer with blued finish, hard rubber checkered grips. Remains in good condition, 30-40% bright blue the remainder thinned and drifted to brown, original grips good with no repairs, top of barrel marked Remington Arms Co. Ilion NY. Nice tight action with good bores. NO FFL required.

or Sea Service musketoon, heavy 20" iron barrel, full walnut stock. Top of barrel, tang, lock, trigger bow and brass butt plate with fine scroll engraving. Left side brass plate with engraved hunt dogs and stag scene. Top of stock at tang area with carved shell relief above brass pineapple vacant escutcheon. Long brass trigger bow with pineapple finial,original horn tip ramrod intact. Left side of barrel with 3 stamped proof marks, stock show old French repair at wrist, left forward end with missing triangulated sliver starting at barrel end. Steel surfaces show untouched brown overall patina, brass uncleaned. Mechanically tight and functioning, 35 1/2" overall. Brought back from WWII by Elmer Clayton in 1944, NO FFL required.

14 1/2" X 10" X 8" with false lock escutcheon and original hand painted floral scroll design to front and sides. Chest shows very good original condition, left and right twisted iron handles and padlock hasps intact. Inner hinged lid with complex mechanical locking system accessed with key through the top (missing key). Interior complete with top rod, lock plate covers scroll engraved with heart in center, crossed swords and dated 1735 over initials P.R. An absolute work of art with over 230 individual rivets, iron chest weighs 31 1/2'.

"Riders of the Diamond Bar Ranch" accomplished in 1980 before becoming a member of the Cowboy Artists of America, image 11 1/2" X 15 1/2".

8" octagon Damascus barrel, key fastened full walnut stock, bridled ramrod, smooth bore approx. 68 cal. Pistol remains near fine condition, lock plate signed F. Barnes and Co. Delicately scroll engraved the hammer, barrel end, steel tang, trigger bow, pineapple finial and screws matching. Checkered walnut stock features fine finish, blank rectangle escutcheon behind tang with highly detailed silver lions head mask butt cap. Barrel retains original bead front and dovetail rear sight withdouble gold bands at breech end. Mechanically sound with strong action, functioning as designed, steel swivel ramrod intact and working properly. Hammer spur shows old repair otherwise an untouched and completely original pistol brought back from WWII by Elmer Clayton in 1944. NO FFL required.

single mounted and stamped in the inner heel band, includes unmarked 2 piece leather straps.

with basket stamped billet, canvas lined and inside pockets. Chaps remain in fine condition, unaltered with no repairs.

marked Ladner Bros. Aberdeen S.D. showing very good condition, 13" tall.

Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawotomie artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 22" X 27".

Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawotomie artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 22" X 28".

beaded and quilled with green cloth body. Inner lined in pattern cotton, opening beaded in white, green and metal faceted beads. Drop and quilled slats with rawhide and blue ribbon and fringe. Remains in very good original condition, 21" tall.

James MacLauchla C. 1806-1849, signed on lock. Blunderbuss was brought back from WWII by Elmer Clayton 1944, steel tang, 14" brass barrel marked Edinburgh on top flat and 2 proof marks including by Elmer Clayton 1944, steel tang, 14" brass barrel marked Edinburgh on top flat and 2 proof marks including Birmingham Crown BPC within crossed scepters and Crown V within crossed scepters the blunderbuss features perfectly functioning 11" spring released triangular bayonet, finely engraved brass pineapple finial trigger guard, butt plate and ramrod pipes, all

rifle 20" Barrel, walnut grips and blued finish. Rifle shows very good condition as refinished with dovetailed front sight, marbles rear, forend with nicely figured wood. Good action and bore. Mfg'd 1934 with 20" barrel only available the first 4 years. FFL required.

by Colorado maker Donald Pierce, 2 piece leather stamped Chris Andre. Fantastic pair of spurs made for the Deadwood auction.

Buffalo Bill Commemorative lever action rifle. Fine condition with original box , sleeve and paperwork. FFL required. Consecutively numbered to next lot.

Buffalo Bill Commemorative lever action rifle. Fine condition with original box, sleeve and paperwork. FFL required. Consecutively numbered to the previous lot.

lever action rifle, 24" octagon barrel, full magazine, straight grain walnut stocks with crescent iron butt plate. Overall good to very good, barrel shows generous blue drifting to plum, dovetail front and sporting rear sights, magazine tube with 80-85% original blue, receiver gray brown finish, walnut stocks good with nice metal to wood fit unsanded with extra coat of old varnish. Good solid mechanically condition with descent bore. FFL required.

both matching, remain in near fine condition, unmarked with lead weights, original paint and glass eyes. each measuring 18 1/2" long.

lever action rifle 22" round barrel, 2/3 magazine, walnut stocks with shotgun butt. Good condition, barrel shows gray overall patina, good markings, light scattered pin prick pitting, dovetail front and sporting rear sights, receiver silver gray overall patina with light scattered pin prick pitting, stocks very good No chips cracks or repairs, lightly sanded. Good action and bore. Mfg'd 1918 FFL required.

of hunt dogs unsigned, nicely framed, image size 19" X 23'.

Large unsigned contemporary bronze of bird dog 27" X 17".

semi automatic pistol Mfg'd 1919, brushed blue finish and walnut diamond pattern checkered grips, right side slide marked Model of 1911 US Army, left with standard patent, address and rampant Colt markings. Right side receiver stamped United States Property above serial number and RIA below, left with eagle head over 512 ordnance stamp and assembler number 40 on bottom rear of trigger guard. Includes solid blue clip stamped S on toe, action fine with fine bore. FFL required.

with 33 unopened boxes remaining from Frankfort Arsenal. Boxes hold 20 cartridges each making a total of 660 pieces, all show very good original condition.

30-06 cal. SN 1626353 24" barrel, Parkerized finish, walnut stock, Mfg'd 1945 with production numbers of estimated 39000 beginning at 1601000, rifle remains good condition with parts marked or described as follows. Receiver US rifle cal. 30 M1 Winchester 1626353, receiver leg drawing #D2829 Win-13, Bolt D28287-1WRA, barrel with Winchester proof, Op Rod type 1A with modified relief cut D65382-W.R.A., follower rod correct type 5, Op Rod catch correct type 2 unmarked, Follower type 1 rather than type 3, bullet guide correct type 2, trigger housing correct D26290 W.R.A., trigger guard correct C46025 WRA, hammer and spring correct type 1B, safety marked WA type 1H C46 015-4-WRA, gas cylinder correct type 2C, gas cylinder lock incorrect type 2, clip latch correct unmarked, stock lightly sanded, no cartouches (ref. shows not all stocks were cartouched), butt plate correct type 2 marked 25, front hand guard type 2 rather than type 4, rear hand guard band correct type 3, lower type band type 1. Rear sight elevation pinion, knob cover, locking nut and aperature correct, sight cover correct but wrong color. See website for pictures of individual parts. Action very good, bore fair with good rifling, overall good scare M1, ref. The M1 Garand 1936-1957 by Joe Poyer/Craig Riesch. FFL required.

semi automatic pistol, Parkerized finish with checkered walnut grips. Pistol rates very good with matching serial numbers to barrel, frame and slide. Barrel shows short form etched cross flags proof, slide with full Canadian DCP proofs, left side slide marked MK1 Browning FN 9mm H.P. Inglis Canada and includes 13 round magazine stamped JI (John Inglis) on body and floor plate, includes modern extra clip. Action and bore very good. FFL required

post war carbine, 18" barrel collapsible paratrooper stock and vented hand guard. Very good condition, includes 5 magazines, original manual and full 50 round box ammo. FFL required.

revolver 7 1/2" barrel, blued and case hardened finish with Rampant Colt hard rubber grips. Revolver remains in good condition, barrel showing 75-80% original blue thinning at muzzle from holster wear with moderate scratches below the COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER on left side of barrel from obvious prying on cylinder pin. Ejector housing retains approx. 70-75% bright blue, frame an uncleaned silver gray drifting to brown. Backstrap with approx. 20% bright blue the remainder has turned to brown, cylinder shows 70-80% blue. Grips very good. Nice black powder Colt with all matching serial numbers including the grips. Mfg'd 1895 NO FFL required.

from early mercanitle store with 12 tip out glass front trays and 6 slide end racks for holding bulk spools (works well for holding wine bottles). Includes original nickel makers tag marked A.N. Russell & Sons Ilion NY, 38" X 28" X 27" deep.

in walnut with original tin litho insert on the front. A nice thread cabinet, 19" X 24" X 16".

ash dye cabinet with embossed "Washer Woman" tin litho insert, green version background with original sliding rear doors and divided compartment interiors. Nice early dye cabinet 22" X 10" X 30".

ash dye cabinet with embossed "Evolution of a Woman" tin litho insert with original sliding rear door and divided compartment interior with labels intact. A very good 19th century dye cabinet listed in "Mom and Pop Stores by Rich Penn" at $2400-$3100.

with genuine stag antlers, 28" X 18" wide.

with nice quarter sawn grain top, skirted with lower center shelf, protruding leg brackets with original brass tacked trim, 30" X 24" X 24".

with 7 1/2" barrel, blued and case hardened finish with ivory grips and lanyard ring. Includes letter, Shipped to Colt's Patent Fire-Arms Mfg. Co. London Agency London England March 23 1896. Revolver remains in good overall condition, barrel shows 90% + original bright blue, sharp markings including one line barrel address and Colt Frontier Six Shooter on left side. Front sight unaltered, ejector rod housing shows about 50%, outer area thinned and drifted to brown, cylinder approx. 70-75% bright blue, British proof marks in the flutes. Frame and hammer strong original case colors, screws unbuggered with bright blue, two line patent and Rampant Colt on left side. Back strap and bottom of butt retain 80-85% blue thinning at palm area, attached lanyard ring intact, trigger guard approx. 75% blue thinned to plum brown at finger area, trigger with vivid fiery blue. Ivory grips very good with nice mellow patina and nice fit. Includes oak partitioned case with original blue baize interior, inner lid with Army and Navy Co-Operative Society London SW label and empty Winchester 44 cartridge green label box which remains in fine condition. Colt listed in Colt Peacemaker Encyclopedia Vol. 2 p. 237 under Historical Peacemakers by Keith Cochran. NO FFL required. Est. 12000-18000

SC Gallup Pueblo CO cartridge money belt for .44-40 cal., 42" long.

Leopard Safari Series #33/200 by Mag-Na-Port, 10 1/2" barrel, satin stainless finish, scroll engraving with leopard engraved on cylinder and rosewood grips. Original Mag-Na-Port seal intact. Includes mahogany and walnut presentation case with scrimshawed top. FFL required.

lever action short rifle 20" round barrel, pinned front and folding 3 leaf rear sights, half magazine, walnut stocks with shotgun butt. Very good condition rifle with 80-85% blue to barrel, receiver gray drifting to brown finish, walnut stocks very good with light scattered dings and dents, nice wood to metal fit. Original Winchester butt plate attached. Very good action and dark frosty bore. Mfg'd 1912 FFL required.

brass base and reverse painted glass globe, unmarked, 22" tall overall, shade 15" diameter.

semi automatic shotgun, 29" barrel, blued finish, engraved receiver with walnut stocks. Original FN Browning butt plate intact, non original screws, stock has been shortened. Barrel with matte rib displays approx. 85% original blue with light use and storage mars, receiver shows approx. 50-60% thinning blue. Very good action and mirror bore. FFL required.

lever action rifle with 24" barrel, blued finish and fancy walnut stocks. Rifle remains in fine condition as restored, Williams side mount sight, excellent smooth action with fine bore. FFL required.

Will & Finck marked center spindle early roulette wheel, 7" tall and marked on top.

Bar top walnut dice game made by Jack Handy and Co. Akron Ohio, includes dice, 11" tall.

on original oak base, with original bell, dice intact and play field included, 18 1/2" tall.

with original paint and back, an exceptionally nice machine in working order at time of description. No key.

includes small pitcher 3 1/2' tall and condiment dish 3" tall by Royal Bayreuth. Both feature green back stamp. No chips or cracks.

Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawotomie artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 22 1/2" X 28 1/2".

by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 22" X 28".

marked Family Liquor Store Lead City S.D. showing old hairline surface crack to right side of stamp, 9" tall overall.

both #1/300, Winchester 1894 saddle ring carbines serial numbers JWN4/ JWM4 . Both carbines remain in fine condition, includes deluxe fitted case, one full box John Wayne ammo and construction manual. FFL required.

100th Anniversary John Wayne commemorative saddle ring carbine. Fine unfired condition with original box, sleeve and paperwork. FFL required.

with 35" blade, ricasso marked W. Clauberg. Blade shows nice silver gray patina, uncleaned brass knuckle guard and pommel, handle wire wrapped with approx. 20% wrap remaining. Includes original double ring scabbard.

with hand cut bottles in floral designs, silver plate base with engraved owl motif, all remain in good condition, 16" tall.

with silver plated hinged lid, 5 1/2" tall X 5" diameter. Very good condition with incorporated pen rests to top of glass.

revolver with 5" barrel remains very good condition with all matching serial numbers including cylinder and wedge. Barrel shows silver gray drifting to brown natural patina, sharp barrel address, front sight intact, lever and frame both show natural gray overall patina with visible color to screw heads, grip strap and trigger guard show approx. 20% visible silver, original walnut grips very good. One area of small lights dings to bottom of grips and strap from light hammer use. Cylinder shows good visible scene. Excellent tight action mechanically sound with good bore. NO FFL required.

with black enamel base marked Jydsk, European probable 1910-1920's.

with opaque black glass base, pink depression glass body with original bakelite lid intact. Very good dispenser 13 1/2" tall.

unmarked attributed to El Gato. Bit shows excellent engraving, remains in generally very good condition.

borders beaded in pinks, blues, white, green and red white hears. Corners with dyed hair and tin cone dangles. Display well, very good original condition.

with quill slats, fringed bottom, main body with white background, multi colored geometric patterns, 27" long.

Plains beaded belt on heavy harness leather with tack decoration, 2 3/4" X 33 1/2"

with salt and pepper beaded handle, red trade cloth and long horse hair drop, overall 45" including horse hair.

with matching catlinite stem, fine pipe 21" long X 4" tall. Excellent condition, NO Repair or restoration.

NVSN 23 5/8" barrels, blued and case hardened, walnut stocks, checkered at wrist with incorporated cheek plate and steel butt. Great little rifle remaining in very good condition, matte rib barrels display approx. 95%, original blue, case hardened frame show nice original engraving, with muted colors, walnut stocks very good, sling swivels intact. Actions function fine, left smooth bore side shows light frosting which may clean to good, right side bore very good. C. 1900-1915, NO FFL required.

Winchester Model 94 .44-40 cal. SN 1170WC and Colt SAA 7 1/2" barrel .44 cal. SN 1170WC. Both remain in fine unfired condition, includes custom fitted oak display case and Serial numbered medallions and original walnut grips for the Colt. FFL required.

100th Anniversary John Wayne Commemorative saddle ring carbine. Fine unfired condition with original box, sleeve and paperwork. FFL required.

lever action rifle stamped from W.F. Sheard Tacoma wash on left side receiver. Rifle features 26" octagon barrel, full magazine with checkered and pistol grip walnut stocks, set triggers and crescent iron butt plate. Barrel and magazine tube show 75-85% original blue, large blade front and sporting rear sights, receiver with 40-45% blue remaining. Stocks with refreshed checkering. Set triggers function nicely with tight action and frosty bore showing good rifling. Mfg'd 1902 FFL required.

pump action shotgun, 30" barrel, blued finish with walnut stocks. Very good condition with original finish, nice smooth action with bright shiny bore. FFL required.

rifle with 20" round barrel, straight grip gun wood stocks and 12 groove forend. Rifle shows good to very good condition with flaking blue typical to the 1906 model, barrel and mag tube retaining 60-70%, receiver 70-80%, stocks rate good with original buttplate intact. A nice little rifle with very good action and very good bore. Mfg'd late 1940's, at the end of production run of this gun. FFL required.

pump action takedown shotgun, 28" barrel, blued finish with walnut stocks. Overall condition very good, very good action and excellent bore. FFL required.

lever action carbine, 20" barrel, blued finish and walnut stocks. Bottom of forend and rear stock later drilled for sling swivels. Good action and bore make for a good shooter. FFL required.

pump action rifle with 20" round barrel, walnut stocks. Fair condition with all metal surfaces showing silver to gray cleaned finish, scattered areas of light pin prick pitting, stocks show good. Good action with fair bore. FFL required.

with 34 1/2' curved blade, standard 3 branch knuckle guard and wire wrapped leather handle with original 2 ring scabbard. Left side of ricasso marked Ames Mfg Chickopee Mass, right side marked US, inspector stamped ADK, dated 1863. Overall good condition, blades shows silver gray overall patina, lightly ground at tip, pommel with matching inspector ADK stamp. Scabbard shows gray brown overall patina, original lanyard rings intact.

with fringe, good condition , no repairs, leather soft and supple, pattern cotton lined.

32 individual compartments. Purchased at a Deadwood auction and an original Deadwood Railroad cabinet, 41" X 35" X 12".

bit and long matching reins. Overall good condition, head band missing one buckle tip, brow band with nickel silver inscribed NEB, large conchos with 5 point star design.

Oak tambour Railroad express cabinet with roll up front door, 41" X 21" X 12".

semi automatic rifle 19 1/4" barrel, blued finish, engraved receiver, checkered walnut stocks. Near fine condition, only light handling and storage marks, FFL required.

comprised of 219 individual eye lens, adjustable nickel lens frame glasses, ivory handle measuring tool, rosewood handle pupil tester device, and 4 colored glass samples. An interesting and hard to find set, mahogany case 23" X 13 1/2".

in Belle Fourche South Dakota, 72" tall. Includes B&W photo of this barber pole in Belle Fourche 1937.

Brauer Brothers 1916 Military scabbard with inspector stamp ARS, 31 1/2" long.

by early Deadwood historian John S McClintock copyright 1939. Born 1847 McClintock came to the Black Hills in 1876, worked in mining and owned and operated the Deadwood to Central City toll road, as well as operated the stageline from Deadwood to Spearfish. Excellent source of Deadwood history from a first hand account.

John Wayne Commemorative lever action saddle ring carbine. Fine unfired condition with original box, sleeve and paperwork. FFL required.

Centennial 66 commemorative lever action saddle ring carbine. Fine unfired condition with original box, sleeve and paperwork.

blossom with 10 individual blossoms, unmarked with nice patina showing excellent condition.

Silver and brass engraved bit with 5 point star domed conchos by Gene Rogers, stamped to inner cheek.

Mag-Na-Port Classic single action revolver with 7 1/2"barrel, bright blue and satin nickel finish, gold plated trigger, hammer, cylinder pin and ejector rod and walnut grips. Revolver remains in as new condition appearing unfired. Includes poplar fitted case and purchase receipt for $2500. FFL required.

on one piece base showing superb detail and terrific old patina, 11" X 10 1/2" long. Brought back from WWll by Elmer Clayton in 1944.

with 7/8" heel bands, 2 1/4" drop shanks, 16 point rowels. Spurs include unmarked two piece leather straps, spurs show fine original condition.

Black Hills, Lawrence Co by Frank S. Peck US Dep Min Surveyor Deadwood, South Dakota. Nicely mounted to foam core backing and ready to frame, 42" X 52".

standing 76" tall. Hard to find collectible only given out to select stores by liquor distributors, constructed of plastic type resin with stone looking texture.

Cowboy Commemorative saddle ring carbine in fine condition with original box and sleeve. FFL required.

lever action eastern carbine, 20" barrel, blued finish and walnut stocks. Good condition with original finish, stocks very good with no cracks, chips or repairs. Very good action and bore. FFL required.

E.M. Arnold The Cash Store Belle Fourche S.D. showing good condition with scattered chips to bottom of rim, 13" tall.

by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 23 1/2" X 29 1/2".

by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 20" X 24".

pump action shotgun, 30" barrel, blued finish, walnut stocks. Rear stock shortened with added butt plate, nice original blue, smooth action and bright shiny bore. FFL required.

also stamped No. 1449. Spurs are single mounted with silver overlaid C--W and include unmarked two piece leather straps.

lever action rifle 24" octagon barrel, dovetail and plugged rear sights, half magazine, walnut stocks with crescent iron butt plate. Barrel and receiver show dark brown overall patina, hammer and lever matching. Stocks with no cracks chips or repairs. Fitted with Lyman tang sight, good smooth action with poor bore. Mfg'd 1909 FFL required.

Star stamped Buermann half breed S shank bit showing minty condition.

of Niagara Falls Canada in original period metal frame, wonderful image shows very good condition, 8' x 10 1/4".

Francois Millet (1814-1875) originally accomplished 1866, "La Femme au Puits" Millets work typically involved country peasants as in this painting showing peasant farmers wife in the farm yard. Original frame and matte as sold at Lavish Carson Pirie Scott department store in Chicago. Framed 33" X 34".

and originally displayed in Washington museum. Model features wind up clock mechanism to power double props in working order. Terrific maritime collectible, 54" X 16".

with Indian Head rosettes, early Arizona style silver overlay bit and braided rawhide reins with floral carved unmarked popper.

single action revolver with correct length 7" ribbed round barrel, blued finish and walnut grips. Very good condition, barrel marked with company name address patents and Russian Model pinned front sight intact, overall approx. 20-25% blue remaining primarily on frame around cylinder the rest a silver gray finish. removal of grips show matching serial numbers to the gun. Grips generally good to very good course cross hatch or checkering done to upper on each. Original lanyard ring remains, action very good with tight nice bore. approx.. 85,000 Mfg'd 1873-1878, NO FFL required.

by IN Johnson Middletown Conn and dated 1853. Pistol remains very good overall, metal ramrod intat, ledft side barrrel inspector stamped Us JCB over P over STEEL next to B. Walnut stock remains very good with visible cartouche on ledft near brass sideplate. Barrel measures 8 1/2" with brass blade front sight, the lock plate with standard markings and faint but readable J. Casey in script. Action is good, 14 1/2" overall. NO FFL required.

Original 19th C. horned swivel office chair made of 12 individual horns, stands 36" tall.

for Colt 1860 44 caliber stamped 44R near the head, inspector mark "S" on the handles and 24 on brass barrels. Overall very good condition with visible blue to body, 12 1/2" long.

unmarked with 8 3/4" octagon brass barrel, dovetail front and rear sights, bore approx. 44 cal., replaced full walnut stock, good functioning action, 14" overall. No FFL required.

bottom signed by carver Oberammergau, 8 1/2" X 10" long. Brought back from WWll by Elmer Clayton in 1944.

painting showing nicely, period frame the reverse with earlier sample painting. Small diagonal loss at upper right corner, Image 10 1/2" X 13 1/2".

with 34 1/4" blade, wire wrapped handle, ricasso marked US GWC 1864. Blade shows sharpening and heavy cleaning, includes original double ring scabbard.

gallery quality 7 bead lazy stitched with white background blues yellow and red geometric patterns beaded to front and back. Back with stitched in loop fitting 2 1/2""" wide belt. Holster holds 7 1/2" revolver, shows mint unused condition.

engraved and silver overlaid including slobber bar, original rein chains. One concho shows missing silver otherwise good.

bolt action sporter rifle, 24" barrel, blued finish and checkered walnut stock. Factory drilled for scope and fitted with Redfield base and 2X-7X scope, Lyman 17A front sight, factory sling swivels and original Winchester clip, left side mounted with receiver sight, base intact sight portion removed, overall good condition, stock with scattered light dings and dents from storage and use. Excellent action and very good bore. FFL required.

semi automatic pistol mfg'd 1967. A little dandy with blued finish and black hard rubber checkered Browning grips with original 6 shot magazine. Pistol shows near fine condition, one light scratch on top left side slide, includes original Browning zipper case, and full box of American Eagle 50 rounds ammo. FFL required.

seat marked Pablo Garcia, border stamped pattern with monkey nose taps, seat 13 1/2".

lever action rifle 24" round barrel, dovetail front and sporting rear sights, button mag, walnut stocks with crescent butt plate. Barrel displays freckled silver gray patina, sharp markings, receiver shows gray beginning to drift to brown overall finish, hammer with visible bright blue, walnut stocks lightly sanded with scattered dings and repair to toe at bottom of butt plate. Very good smooth action with good bore. FFL required. Mfg'd 1913.

semi automatic rifle with 22" barrel, walnut stocks, remains in good overall condition barrel with 25-35% blue, receiver 50-60% blue, front forend missing sliver at left front side, area of wood filler near breech on bottom, rear stock good with no crack or repairs, both have been refinished. Action good with dark frosty bore. FFL required.

3rd model lever action rifle with 24" barrel, full magazine and walnut stocks. Overall fair condition all metal surfaces brown finish, stocks sanded with no cracks or repairs, missing dust cover. Action good with dark frosty bore. NO FFL required.

blued finish and walnut grips. Silver gray overall finish with visible blue in protected areas, front dovetail sight intact, left side frame marked Starr Arms Co. NY, right side Starrs Pat. Jan 15 1856. Patial visible serial number on cylinder, 172??. Revolver with replaced grips, weak trigger spring cylinder indexing, rest of revolver mechanically tight with surprisingly good bore. NO FFL required.

Framed collection of stone knives, drills, arrow heads, fish hook and misc. items all found on private land.

period B&W photo. Potato Creek Johnny born John Perret in 1866 who became one of Historic Deadwood South Dakota's top three famous characters when he found what was considered one of the largest gold nuggets in the Black Hills of South Dakota on Potato Creek near Spearfish. The nugget weighed 7 3/4 ounces making Johnny an instant Deadwood legend. Deadwood business man W.E. Adams bought the nugget for $250 and placed it in the Adams Museum where it is located to this day. Johnny went on to become the face of tourism in South Dakota in the early days, instrumental in helping promote Deadwood as well as playing a large role in the Days of 76 parade. After his death in 1943 Potato Creek Johnny was buried at Mt. Moriah overlooking Deadwood close to Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane, Preacher Smith and other famous Deadwood Characters. The photo of Potato Creek Johnny wearing the hat which is marked Dunlap Supreme The Toggery Butte Montana, is in fine condition, the original hat band intact as well as matching trim to the brim. A great piece of Deadwood History.

#574, card suite motif single mounted, jingle bobs and 2 1/4" rowels.

by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 22 1/2" X 28 1/2".

by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 20" X 26".

Quick Sale Mercantile Co. F.A. Cach Manager Scotland S.D. showing very good condition, 11" tall.

lever action eastern carbine, standard 20" barrel, walnut stocks. Barrel and mag tube show 85-90% original blue, receiver with 50-60% blue, light scattered pin prick pitting and light surface erosion from storage. Walnut stocks good, no cracks, chips or repairs. Good action and bore. FFL required.

Buffalo Bill Commemorative saddle ring carbine. Very good original condition, no box. FFL required.

Framed collection of complete and incomplete stone points all found on private land, over 110 total.

"Silver Spurs" staring Buck Jones movie poster by Universal Pictures, framed 21" X 30".

Remington Grizzly pocket knife store display complete with original standee back, 22" X 22".

by deceased artist Leonard Little Thunder, designed for Lewis and Clark anniversary 25 were to be made however production stopped at 7 only as he passed away. Worked at Sioux Pottery 30 years. Leonard was a Marine Corp Vietnam Vet. This pot is #2/7, 10 1/2" tall and is in fine condition.

City with inlaid silver on outer heel bands, vine leaf engraving to both sides, with copper engraved buttons and drop shanks. Small spurs only 4 3/4" overall, heel band 5/8" at widest point, shanks 2". Includes unmarked 2 piece leather straps.

Western cartridge guide on tin 23" X 38" and Winchester paper advertising poster for Super Speed 22, 22" X 31".

in original wood case, play field with miniature playing cards above each score hole, good functioning condition, 46" X 20" X 12".

one side with fade and areas of light fray reverse shows strong colors, 47" X 48".

floral beaded on vamps and upper s with beaded edges and hard soles.

main body of cross and open fretwork design, 8" X 5 1/2", mounted in oak shadow box with antique beveled glass.

lever action eastern carbine showing very good condition, barrel and mag tube 90-95% original blue, receiver 75-80% blue remaining, fitted with Lyman side mount receiver sight, walnut stocks good with no chips, cracks or repairs. FFL required.

Golden Spike saddle ring carbine commemorative. Good condition showing light handling and storage marks only, no box. FFL required.

of Custer SD. who is listed in the credits of the epic picture Dances With Wolves as their Native American Advisor. Bag is all hand sewn with sinew and new old bead stock.

and blue glass ball intact, 73" tall. Classic piece of rural American in very good condition, no bullet holes.

with front initials GFS, floral beaded designs with fringe.

single shot Winder Musket 27" barrel, with walnut stocks. Musket shows good condition, barrel and receiver with even deep brown finish, fitted with later front and rear sights. Walnut stocks nicely refinished with sling swivels intact, action good with very good bore. FFL required.

Galvanized barn cupola with rooster silhouette at the top, overall very good condition, 41" tall.

Centenial 66 Commemorative saddle ring carbine. Fine unfired condition with original box and sleeve with repairs and tattered.

27" round barrel, blued finish, walnut stocks with iron butt plate. Interesting old shot gun with good action and fair bore. Tang stamped Patent May 26 74. FFL required.

pump action shotgun, 32" barrel, all metal surfaces showing silver gray patina, walnut stocks, good action and bore. FFL required.

bolt action rifle with 23" barrel, walnut stock and original Savage butt plate. Very good condition rifle, possible reblued with Rocky Mountain blade and sporting rear, original Savage Arms marked clip. Excellent action with good bore. FFL required.

saddle ring carbine 20" barrel, 3 leaf folding rear sight and walnut stocks. Good action and bore, FFL required.

by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 18" X 24".

by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 20" X 24".

maker, feature outside pockets with snaps, basket stamped billet. Show very good overall condition.

with 3" octagon barrels stamped FH on right side barrel, both actions function, original walnut stock intact. NO FFL required.

semi automatic pistol 5 1/2 " barrel, beautiful full scroll engraved with nickel finish accomplished by Texas Engraver Norvel Foster 1976, pistol features gold hammer, rounded on the early models, gold plated trigger, mag release and safely with custom exotic hard wood grips. Signed by engraved on left slide with stamped SA Tex 1976 on right. Norvel has been engraving guns for nearly 40 yrs. doing work for various Texas Rangers, previous Presidential Candidate Rick Perry. Very good action and bore. FFL required.

lever action rifle 26" octagon barrel showing light bulge, full magazine blued and case hardened finish with standard walnut stocks, crescent buttplate. Barrel shows 65-75% original blue, mag tube approx. 40%, receiver with silvery muted case colors. Forend show moderate dents haviest on bottom left side, rear buttstock with only ligfht scattered mars and dings, crescent butt plate displays silvery gray patina with scattered spots of light pin prick pitting. Overall a solid honest 2nd year rifle with a fine action and descent bore. Mfg'd 1887 NO FFL required.

silver wire decorated handle pulling out to reveal single edged 4 1/2" blade, 26" overall length.

revolver with 7 1 /2" barrel, blued and case hardened finish and original Colt hard rubber checkered grips. Remains in very good condition barrel showing 90-95% blue, thinning at muzzle with light thinned area on left and right side, case hardened frame with vivid case color, hammer showing some light surface erosion which may clean, original grips near fine. Mfg'd 1957 with excellent action and bore. FFL required.

semi automatic deluxe pistol with white dot sights and wrap around grips, blued finish. Very good condition showing only light storage and handling marks, crisp action, very good bore. Includes 7 round magazine. FFL required.

oak framed 26 1/2' X 22 1/2". Back stamped Coffrins Old West Gallery.

spur trigger revolver, 3" round ribbed barrel, nickel finish with hard rubber grips. Good condition 60-70% nickel remaining, nice functioning action, top hinges with no cracks or repairs, bore fair to good. NO FFL required.

Buffalo Bill Commemorative saddle ring carbine. Very good condition, no box. FFL required.

eastern carbine with standard 20" barrel, walnut stocks. Shows very good original condition, barrel and mag tube show 90-95% original blue, receiver with 70-75% blue remaining, walnut stocks with original finish with no cracks, chips or repairs. FFL required.

tipped toes stamped pat. Nov 29 1850? Boots are in excellent original condition, heal and soles intact, one upper period repair.

Winchester 1886 rusty relic found in cocked position, 33" overall.

featuring a cowboy and bucking horse, admission price 25 cents. Bordered in brass rivets and nicely framed. Age unknown, 41" X 41".

to vamps, outer perimeter beaded, slight bead loss on right moccasin but otherwise very good.

in good original condition and working order.

pump air BB Gun rifle with takedown feature, barrel 90-95% original nickel, air pump good working original. Walnut slab shows original finish.

Nicely accomplished Navajo sand painting image size 29" X 29".

each consists of 6 individual tiles, overall 12" X 18"

rawhide wrapped with beaded and fringe end, 18" long.

with brass spots, cloth lined interior, front lock cover marked Williams McKee & Co. above a Federal Eagle holding a key, 24" X 15" X 12'.

O/U Derringer, ribbed 2 3/4" barrels with nickel finish, overall very good condition, good and bores. FFL required.

rolling block pistol with Remington Anchor proof to top of barrel over H.E. inspector Commodore Henry Erben. Pistol remains very good, barrel silver gray patina, front sight intact. Frame with visible muted case color, standard address and patents on left side inspector F.C.W under P (Frank C. Warner) on right. Walnut grips remain very good with boxed cartouche on left grip, light scattered dins heaviest on bottom. Action firm, bore fine. A nice example of a low surviving Naval pistol with only 6358 Mfg'd with an estimated survival rate of 6% leaving approx. 380 left in existence. Ref: US Naval Handguns 1808-1911 by Fredrick R Winter.

with shield pattern silver overlays, stamped outside of cheek plate.

takedown lever action rifle shortened barrel and magazine. All metal surfaces show silver gray finish the walnut stocks with scattered light dings and dents, no cracks or repairs. Action and bore very good. A good candidate for restoration. FFL required.

fired by blank cartridges, 20" barrel, stainless steel with fine walnut stocks, includes copy of original manual, remains in very good condition. NO FFL required.

by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 24" X 30".

by Louis Shipshee 1896-1975 born in Kansas, self taught Prairie Band Potawatomi artist Shipshee's first job was as a dish washer at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver CO. and later taught at the Haskell Indian Nations School in Kansas. Image size 22" X 29".

depicting a Navajo women sheep herder with her child, image 13 1/2" X 16".

1909 $5 US Gold coin.

C. 1900's floral beaded moccasins with hard soles, several old period repairs but generally good.

Black Hills legend Alice Tubbs aka "Poker Alice" (1851-1930) accompanying the hat is the famous staged photo in B&W of Poker Alice at her gaming table and excellent provenance regarding both items.

Kelly Bros. silver overlay short shank grazing bit stamped on outside cheek.

pump rifle with 23" barrel, blued finish and walnut stocks. Overall condition very good barrel displaying 75-80% blue drifting to plum, receiver showing a gray brown patina, original sights intact, walnut stocks very good. Action tight with bright shiny bore. Mfg'd 1935, FFL required.

single shot rifle with 24" round barrel, walnut stocks, nickel blade front sight. Standard 2 line address top of barrel which shows deep brown patina, receiver gray drifting to brown finish, replaced lever screw, walnut stocks good, butt plate long missing. Good action with fair bore. FFL required.

9" X 8/2" tall, brought back from WWII by Elmer Clayton in 1944.

with original nickel finish, hinging front door, all top plate intact. A cute little antique toy 5" X 6 1/4".

the movie. Poster by Morgan Litho Corp C. 1930, 27" X 41".

by Syracuse with branding iron and bull head designs showing fine unused condition, 10" each.

with top break action, nickel finish and engraved receiver. Overall good to very good condition, good actions and bores. FFL required.

cal. unmarked, folding triggers and 5" barrels. Functioning action with poor bores. NO FFL required.

include fountain pen and mechanical pencil, includes original 1943 guarantee with instructions and Eversharp 14K gold display tag. In 1940, Eversharp commissioned famed industrial designer Henry Dreyfuss to design a new line of fountain pens. The result was the highly successful Skyline, which was eventually produced in dozens of colors and configurations. The Gift of a Lifetime model, with its solid gold cap and barrel, were heavily advertised by Phil Baker on his radio show "Take it or Leave it", and became a popular Christmas present.

Contemporary Sioux beaded parfleche knife sheath in red, white, blue and yellow geometric patterns.

with flared 11 1/4" steel barrel and pin decorated stock. Features engraved muzzle and lockplate, wrist with metal band showing scroll and windmill design matching the left plate. Trigger bow brass with punched circular designs, butt with fitted brass ball. Hammer holds on cock however trigger non functioning. Ramrod a modern replacement. NO FFL required.

with full mounted baby specimen to front. Upper front let wrapped in decorative braided yarn with attached brass bells. Very good condition, buck stitched at edge, soft and supple, interior with three divided compartments.

octagon to round 3" barrel, walnut bird head grips, good functioning action with fair bore. NO FFL required.

double action revolver, nickel finish, hard rubber grips, 3 1/2" barrel, renicked finish, hammer cocks but won't index. Mfg'd 1878 NO FFL required.

unmarked with functioning actions, 29" barrel and checkered walnut stock showing repair. NO FFL required.

upper shade with caramel and red ruby glass with bronze trim, base heavy cast metal with original paint, center upright turned walnut. Shade measured 16" diameter X 26" tall, rewired in good working order.

semi automatic rifle, 23" barrel blued finish and walnut stocks. Nice rifle showing very good condition. Excellent action and very good bore. FFL required.

semi automatic rifle 23" round barrel, blued finish with walnut stocks. Left side receiver drilled and marred from side scope mount otherwise very good. Excellent action with very good bore. FFL required.

rifle 32 5/8" barrel with shortened stock, good action and good bore. NO FFL required.

rifle 32 5/8" barrel with shortened stock, added pewter forend with dovetailed front sight. Stamped 21 on right side forearm. Good action and bore. NO FFL required.

folding trigger revolver nickel finish with faux ivory grips the top break barrel 2" long. Revolver remains near fine with very good action and bore. FFL required.

folding trigger revolver blued and case hardened finish with hard rubber checkered grips the barrel 1 5/5" long, fine condition with very good action and good bore. FFL required.

open face 14K gold rolled and Wadsworth case. Watch functions flawlessly, includes original blue velvet lined display case, matching label two piece box and guarantee certificate.

mounted on sterling silver. Nicely accomplished with fine quality latch fitted to wind up Plusar working order the reverse engraved inlay by BKM.

1892 $10 US Gold coin.

semi automatic rifle overall very good with excellent actin and good bore. Well cared for little shooter.

by noted silversmith Matt Bubinghauser of Texas with South western petroglyph designs.

hammer shotgun with 31" Damascus barrel and checkered walnut stock with cheek plate. Shotgun remains very good the frame, receiver, lockplate, hammer, tang, lever, trigger bow and buttplate with simple scroll engraving. Walnut stock lightly sanded with no cracks or repairs, action good with fair bores that may clean to good. NO FFL required.

flask the leather body with embossed horse and riders marked G&JW Hawksley Sheffield. Hard to improve upon for condition leather remaining soft and pliable, stitched main seams solid with spout and lever showing vivid birght case color, 8 1/4" overall and a double barrel percussion pistol with 3" octagon barrels and walnut stock, stamped AA on left side flat. right side action fuctions the left side needs adjustment. NO FFL required.

full box of 25 the box showing very good condition.

pump action rifle 24" octagon barrel with straight grain walnut stocks and Lyman tang sight. rifle remains in fine 98% condition showing an above average quality restoration to metal, wood stocks left in very good original finish condition. Action is excellent with bright shiny bore. Mfg'd 1922 FFL required.

pump action shotgun 28" round barrel, good condition with nice action and bright shiny bore. FFL required.

Earlier reproduction with red baize interior inner Sam Colt directions label and key. Interior show wear and staining exterior with heavy clear polyurethane. A quality case for the person not wanting to spend the cost of an original. 849.

pump action rifle 23 1/2" octagon barrel, blued finish with walnut stocks. Rifle remains fine as refinished condition, very good action and bore. Mfg'd 1909-1936, FFL required.

Collection of miscellaneous ivory teeth and tusks

1910, originally created for Brunswick Balke Collender depicting a lovely lady playing on an Art Deco pool table. Includes unused roll Pool Hall tickets and advertising mirror. Framed 22" X 28".

semi automatic rifle 24' round barrel and walnut stock. Rifle rates good with 65-75% blue remaining, stock shows 50-60% original varnish, light handling and storage marks showing no cracks or repairs. Very good action with clean shiny bore. First year production 1939, FFL required.

found at the location near Rosebud SD where B17 and Ellsworth Air force base 10 man crew went down Dec. 13 1943 killing all 10 aboard. Crash location was 10 north of Rosebud on the John Batchlor Ranch. Includes photo copies of Todd County Tribune and Rapid City Journal along with Official War Department Report of Aircraft Accident listing 75% of the responsibility on the pilot and 25% due to weather with a full list of names of the crew.

belt buckles. All show fine unused condition, includes 2 1986, 3 1989, and 2 non dated.

dated 1944 for M1 Garand with MK2 dummy pineapple grenade and bayonet with sheath, blade 15 3/4" long with crown proof on pommel end.

with 12 9mm dummy rounds, right displays Chinese markings and walnut grip. Excellent for military display or Broom handle collector.

semi automatic pistol, reblued 5" barrel and ribbed plastic grips. Left side slide marked P38 with Mauser code BYF43 and mismatched serial number 6816, right side with German proofs. Includes Walther marked clip and unmarked black leather military holster, smooth action with fair bore. FFL required.

semi automatic pistol, 4 1/2" barrel, high polished blue finish with checkered walnut grips. Fine condition remains with American Eagle logo top of frame and Luger in scroll work on left side. Includes fine fitted walnut Luger case, 2 clip and tool. FFL required.

all with original labels from C. Erhard & Son Drug Store in Bastrop Texas, the oldest Texas drug store originally opened at Marcos TX in 1847 moved to Bastrop 1865, later went through fire 1980. Bottle 4 1/2" tall. Includes photo copy of history on Store.

of type found in old Mercantile stores. Graphic good with bottom showing rust through in areas. Overall 19" X 19" X 13".

hackamore and braided lead line both remain good.

Collection of 2 braided rawhide reins both show good unused condition.

design and stitched opening, basket shows generally good condition with small areas of light loss to body, nice patina appearing to have old coat of clear over outer surface, 12" X 9 1/2".

LA Huffman "Annie-Cheyenne", reverse stamped Coffrin Studio Miles City MT, 8" X 10".

top with added bottom shelf base. Mirror removed and fitted with Arts & Crafts style leaded glass with buffalo skull in the center. Would make for an excellent rifle display. Measures 54" X 16".