Polymer clay longhorn sculpture, signed by Bill Ohrmann 1989. Ohrmann began using poylmer clay in his sculptures when it became available in the 1970's. Sculpture measures 8" x 8" x 19", with custom base.

Period basket-weave tooled leather straps with concho buttons. 2" rowels

Made by Hall in the 1950's

Marked Powder River. Large concho button, engraved with bronc rider scene. Warner marked basket-weave tooled leather straps

During partnership of craftsmen P.M. Kelly & Clyde Parker of Kelly Bros & Parker (KB&P) lasting from 1912-1919. Double mounted diamond pattern spur with straight shank design, 5-point 2.5" rowels, with period basket-weave tooled leather straps.

Period basket-weave tooled leather straps

Lash markings indicate which brother made them. 1881 Morgan Silver Dollar strap buttons secure period carved leather straps. Engraved double mounted spurs, with 2.5" rowels

Crockett marked spurs, with Montana "L7" brand on spurs AND straps. Irish lucky clover tooled period leather straps

Straight shanked single mounted spurs, with large engraved strap buttons.

Very heavy for it's size, iron strongbox of the type used on stagecoaches and railways. Dark red paint with remnants of "E Pluribus Unum" over the Great Seal of the United States. Measures 7" x 9" x 13"

"Pickwick Greyhound Lines" in corner of print. Print features a Native American potter, Maria upon an adobe. Measures 22" x 28". Frame measures 25.75" x 31.5"

2.25" x 2.5"

1.5 x 1.75

"Throwing Rangers To The Round-Up, Big Dry North Montana.' original LA Huffman colorized photo print circa 1907, in period frame. 22x37

SN 137759, Manufactured in 1902 Cody Firearms record notes shipment September 9, 1907. Deluxe .30-30 half magazine rifle ordered with extra light trigger, with 22" barrel. Receiver frame is scroll engraved with Powder River on one side and monogram initial on other side. Deluxe upgrade wood, Lyman tang sight. Fair bore, tight action. Modern.

Rex Schnitger (1877-1947),Iron goose-neck spurs with classic Cheyenne split heel bands. Classic punch dot pattern on rowels. Period leather straps

Whirling logs, hearts and targets 38-1/2" x 6". 8 adjustment holes.

Massasoit, Chief of the Wampanoag Tribe. Measuring 36" X 45"

1.25" x 3" x 5.5"

Quarried only one mine located near Martin, South Dakota. 1.25" x 3" x 4.5"

1" x 2.5" x 3.5"

Catlinite pipe head measures 2" x 3.5", Stem measures 13.5"

1.25" x 1.75" x 4"

Indians used brass tacks to decorate pipes and guns. Overall length 16".

Original photo. Charles J. Belden. Sheep Grazing near lake on Pitchfork Ranch near Cody, Wyoming. Acetate negative. 22.25" x 26.25" framed.

Copyright Richard Reid 1912, "The Trail Makers". Frame measures 18" x 22".

Advertisement for New York Show circa 1911, Copyright by Stacy, Brooklyn NY. Frame measures 12x32

Mishler and Walker, copyright 1908. Measures 6.5" x10.5", vintage framed.

Engraved, silver mounted spurs, with makers mark E&D. Equipped with R.T. Frazier, Pueblo Colorado marked straps.

Silver mounted overlay with heart buttons, 1.75" 8-point rowels. K&C hallmarked for Kelly and Crockett

Scarce Crockett spurs, boldly inside-marked. Period basket-weave tooled leather straps. Silver mounted leaf design, 5-point 2" rowels.

Engraved silver overlay, 2" star rowels. Hallmarked with Mike Morales' (1888-1934) signature "Squashed M", Period worn basket-weave tooled leather straps.

Engraved silver overlay, period floral-tooled leather straps with 1" silver concho buttons.

First edition copy of a scarce book.

Indian Tribes By Jonathan H. Jones, 1899. For Amusement and General Knowledge.

By Edwin Eastman Fictional Autobiography, 1873. Penned By Clark Johnson

By Hugh D. Corwin 1959

The author Bill Hooker's personal copy with illustrations & notes. Signed Copy with letter dated October, 9, 1930. Comes with photos and newspaper clippings

1929 Edition, published by Yale University Press

Signed Dave Powell lower left, original mixed media watercolor. Frame measures 11.25" x 13"

Original Dave Powell mixed media watercolor/pastel. Matted and framed 15" x 27.75" Sight image 5.5" x 8.25". Original Dave Powell studio backing.

Photo measures 11x14. Custom frame completed in 1998 by Duane Lance, 16.5" x 19.5".

Signed "CR Cheek" lower left. Clifton Ray Cheek (b.1937- ) Raised on Montana's Fort Peck Indian Reservation, now resides in Poplar Montana. Framed 27" x 37"

Joni Falk (1933- ) Oil Painting. Measuring 6.5" X 10", 12.5" X 16" Framed.

Joni Falk (1933- ) Oil Painting. Measuring 7" X 13", 14" X 20" Framed

Signed by Navajo artist Kenny Ray McNeilly Jr. Features (eleven) 1921 Morgan silver dollars. Overall length 52"

Squash blossom style necklace signed by renowned Navajo silversmith, Tommy Singer. Sterling silver with gold inlay, naja measures 2.5" x 3.5". Length is 28"

Vintage Indian pawn squash-blossom style necklace, made of coin silver beads. Larger intermediate rounded beads made of Canadian 1 cent coins. Cabochons feature multiple coins including Buffalo Nickel, Mercury Dimes, St. Gaudens coins, Liberty half dollar, and 1879 Morgan Silver Dollar Naja.

Large ceremonial necklace with big Russian cobalt beads, small brass and trade breads. Center floral decorated naha piece measures 4.5" diameter.

2.5" wide blade, overall length 6.75"

21" long.

From the Wind River Indian Reservation. Rawhide club 30" in length, that features a custom head made of buffalo horn (2.5" x 3" x 7.5") Real hair drop tassel.

Beaded necklace with trophy mirror, 1819 Liberty Head Large Cent, and bullet casings. 9x28

From Mogollon Ridge in Arizona. Ten grizzly bear claws and one tooth, staggered with rare padre trade beads on a sinew strand. Measures approximately 37" in length.

Carved bone to resemble Grizzly bear teeth (no grizzly remain on the Reservation). Red white heart trade beads. Measures approximately 3" x 28"

Approximately 9" x 22"

With decorated red dyed quills of Thunderbirds. 24.5" long

Very rarely seen together with flat tamper. Measures 21.5" long, decorated in quill and trade cloth

Authentic Nothern Plains Indian war spear, Sinew tied blade measures 1.75" x 11". Overall spear length 68". Hand painting along shaft.

Original authentic Wind River Indian Reservation Big Horn Mountain sheep bow. Bow made of horn (27") and sinew wrapped.

Museum quality bow measures 34" in length. Sinew wrapped, decorated with dyed horse-hair drop.

Attributed to South Dakota. Measures 36" in length, with sinew string, painted rawhide wrapped sewn with sinew.

Arapaho spotted bow (1.25" x 50.25") with four handmade, fletched and sinew tied arrows, all with iron points. Arrows measures approximately 28.5" in length.

Two-piece construction of wood inlayed inside an Elk horn, then sinew wrapped. Bow measures 44" in length.

10" Bow ,arrows apx 11"

Beaded horse made of brain-tanned hide and real hair. Circa 1900-1920.

4" x 9.5" x 22"

Doll used by a Matron of the family or Clan, in the healing ceremony of a child. Circa early 1900's Montana. Made from Calico and deerskin scraps. Measures 10.5" in length.

Pair of Inuit dolls in traditional clothing made of seal skin. Female is carrying baby. Both measure approximately 3" x 6" x 14"

Measures 13" in length.

Skookum doll. Apple head, with straw filled body and carved wooden hands. Adorned with feathered head dress and leather moccasins. Measures 12" tall

Native doll, originally made by a white woman for child, often referred to as "Capture Dolls", as many were stolen and further decorated by Indians. Body is Made of leather, with bendable knees. Collar decorated with shells, beaded necklace with silver pendant, and long shell earrings. Beaded moccasins. Measures 14" in length

Late 1800's buffalo hide, sinew sewn, beaded child's vest with medicine. 12.5" x 12.5"

Circa 1890's likely Sioux or Cheyenne. Measures 18x19

Measures 36" x 42"

5" x 61"

Parfleche sheath handpainted with chokecherries. A staple in the diet of the Lakota Sioux. Bone handle knife attributed to the Crow tribe, has black painted 6.25" blade, in which the handle has been carved into a bear's head. Sheath measures 4" x 12". Knife measures 12" overall.

Rare trade knife set (two knives and dual sheath) in painted parfleche scabbard. Knife one blade length 7", overall length 11". Knife two blade length 9.5", overall length 14".

Rare Blackfeet tribe beaded & painted rawhide sheath with leather straps, would've hung like a satchel. The sheath holds a custom made jaw-bone handle knife, apparently made of a scavenged Civil War foot soldier sword blade tip (2.25" x 6.5"). The knife is bolstered with hand forged nails, wire and leather wrap. Pommel end is decorated with horse hair to resemble a bird. Knife measures 12.5" overall length.

Beaded & quilled leather with fringe. 22" x 40"

Rare full size shield, painted on both sides. Original authentic Indian shield. . Measures 21"

Measures approximately 15" x 17". Trimmed in trade cloth and decorated with feathers.

Includes beater, seldom seen together. Drum measures approximately 2.25" x 18.5".

Was acquired off the Wind River Indian Reservation. Measures 19" X 17.75"

With original sheath. Iron blade length 7.5", overall length 11".

Indian Dag Knife. With museum documents. Circa 1800-1850, Iron Steel blade 4.6", Leather wrapped handle with copper pins 5.4", 10" overall length.

Beaded, Brain-tanned leather sheath, made of horse-hide from his favorite horse, with horse-hair drop tassel. Knife has bone handle, brass bolster & pommel. Knife blade is 8", overall length 12.5".

Beaded sheath with brass-tacked patch knife, used for cutting leather muzzleloader patches. Sheath measures (2.5" x 12"). Knife has 2.75" blade, leaded bolster, brass-tacked over a really good figured wood handle. Overall length 8"

4"x5"

Original photo circa 1915 depicts Russell modelling clay with Howard Eaton, Joe Scheuerle, in Glacier Montana 1915. With multiple notable signatures on the back. Original 1915 photograph comes with a framed copy of the original photo. 7.25 x 9.75

Obvious sign of Indian relic use, Rawhide Banded, 43" barrel. Was acquired by Dick Loper directly from an old Indian gentleman walking along the road on the Wind River Reservation on his way into town to pawn it,

SN 88726. Iron Springs, Wyoming shipped Sharps .40 caliber rifle. Rare R.S. Lawrence conversion. 24" heavy octagon barrel with good rifling. Single trigger. Very nice action and wood. Barrel retains a good percentage of bluing, action is even gray patina. Antique.

SN C53635, Sharps historian notes this rifle was originally ordered in 1871 to General Hawley of Hartford, Connecticut. Joseph Roswell Hawley, being a Major General of Volunteers during the Civil War, along with owner of the Hartford Courant Newspaper, and future politician, this gun was likely a gift, factory returned. No other historic notes Sharps mentions in between this invoice, then finally being shipped in 1874 to John P. Lower, Sporting Goods dealer in Denver CO. Early Sharps by the Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Co. 28" barrel with rifling still present. Marked Fruend Bros on barrel. Double set triggers. Even finish retaining some bluing, stock in very good shape. Hammer spring works but will not hold in cocked position. Includes copy of Sharps Rifle Company historian letter. Antique.

Serial #5384. Original factory engraving by Samuel J. Hoggson on the receiver and buttplate. Hoggson performed most of the engraving work for New Haven Arms Company on earlier Henry Rifles. The rifle is floral engraved, with the left sideplate engraved with dog hunt scene. Original German silver front sight. "H" mark is stamped in lower tang, serial number found at the top rear of the barrel. Assembly number 579 is clearly found under the loading sleeve. Cloverleaf buttplate, Deluxe walnut buttstock, scalloped buttplate indicates this may be a "one-of-a-kind" rifle, as stated in provenance letter. 23" barrel, .44 caliber. Exceptional condition considering age and use. Provenance: WY.A copy of a Letter of Authenticity from Rob Kassab, former director and president of Winchester Arms Collectors Association. Rifle handed down through the Tyler Family, distant relatives to Benjamin Tyler Henry (provenance from family documents and ancestry). Other collectors notes to accompany the lot. Antique.

SN 35115. Smith & Wesson .44 S&W with rare 5" barrel. Ivory grips, excellent bore, sound action. Retains very high percentage of finish. Antique

SN 33885, copy of S&W Historian letter notes shipment on February 12, 1903 to Andre, Schaub & Pioso, Paris, France, and New York City. Excellent condition finish and function. 8" barrel, target sights. Pearl grips with extra set of Buffalo Horn grips. Gun retains very high percentage of finish. Antique.

SN 328703. Ranch Brand engraved Colt Single Action Army, personally ordered by Jim Aplan notorious Cowboy, Rodeo Clown, and Colt SAA Collector. Full coverage engraving by Charlie Baker, of early South Dakota cattle brands and ranch brands of Jim Aplan's personal family and friends. Ivory grips with carved Indian head motif on right side. 4 5/8" barrel, tight action and excellent condition. Includes folder on Jim Aplan and Charlie Baker, with copy of Jim Aplan letter noting serial number and ranch brands. Modern.

SN 62969, Colt Factory letter copy notes Hartley & Graham, New York shipped January 5, 1881. Rare early nickel finish. 7.5" barrel, tight action, dark bore. Period Ivory grips. Retains approximately 40% of original nickel finish, Antique.

SN 350893. Marked S.A.P.D. No. 85 under pearl grips. Modern.

41 1/2" long made of one piece of thick steel in original paint. Diecut of a lever action Winchester rifle. Missing hanging bracket. The sign has "Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New Haven Conn." stamped into the metal.

Rare Mike Morales hallmarked, half moon pattern with 5-point star rowels. Original appearing floral pattern tooled leather straps, also equipped with heel chains.

Silver overlay with arrow shank, 6-point 2.25" rowels. Contemporary but nicely done basket-weave tooled leather straps, held on by large 2" concho buttons.

Arrow shank double mounted spurs, K&C maker marked for early 1920's Kelly & Crockett.

Scarce non-offset shank pattern from Rawlins Prison examples. Large strap conchos feature bronc rider scene. 8-point 1.75" rowels.

Horse hair bridle and rare lady-leg bit, made in Rawlins Wyoming Prison circa 1900. Rosettes also feature portrait image of a lady.

Horse-hair with braided leather. Glass rosettes with rose motif.

Double mounted with "XXX" on heelband of one side, with feather along shank. Dated May 8,1889 on opposite side shank inlay, partially legible initials "AWK" on heelband inlay. Attributed to ranch near Gillette, Wyoming. Features 2.5" large Texas lone star gear rowels, along with period floral carved leather straps.

No other known examples of "Cheyenne" split shank spurs produced from Canon City prison. Single mounted overlay with floral engraved design.

A product of Cheyenne spur making, Schnitger eventually opened shop in Gillette, Wyoming, before going to partner with Bohlin in Hollywood in the 1920's. Schnitger typically left his work unmarked. features his signature Cheyenne split heel, along with star strap button and inlay style. Scarcely seen spur maker example.

Texas Trail Drive era Mother Hubbard saddle, circa 1860's-1870's. Classic platter horn, wooden stirrups and star corner plates 15" seat. Stand not included.

High condition AB Buermann marked single mount spurs. Period basket weave carved leather straps, attached with large concho buttons.

No markings but appears as Mike Morales' engraving. Large 2.25" visalia concho buttons adorn period floral carved leather straps. Features heel-chains, along with chap guard on shank.

Mother-of-Pearl handle marked on blade WILL & FINCK, S F CAL. With original engraved sheath. Blade length 4.25", overall length 9".

Blade marked G/ Woodhead, 56 howard Street Sheffield. Coin silver hilt with ram's head motif. With original sheath. Blade length 4.5", Overall length 9.5"

Rare folding Bowie knife circa 1885 in excellent condition with original leather sheath. Manufactured by Ford & Medley, Sheffield. Blade measures 7 5/8", push button opens knife to a total length of 12 inches.

Scarce Big Knife Ball Hilt, Wood Coffin handle BOWN & TETLEY, PITTSBURGH on blade. With original sheath. Blade Length 10.75", overall length 16.5".

Buffalo, Wyoming. .45 Caliber Cartridge Belt. 47" x 5 3/16" attributed to Black Billy of Range Wars fame. no documentation.

Attributed to Visalia. Featured on page 91 of "Cowboys & The Trappings of the Old West", by William Manns and Elizabeth Clair Flood. Large Seahorse motif is carved in it surrounded by floral leaf scrolling. Attributed to Visalia. 31" long, mouth opening is 5..5".

Cheyenne, Wyoming. Double Marked. 37.5" long

Scarce excellent original condition gun belt, made by F.A. Meanea, Cheyenne, Wyoming. 42" x 3 1/8".

J.N. Farlow, Lander, Wyoming. Rare 43.5" x 3".

Belt is stamped 77. Great condition. 48"

Hand-painted address panel to The O'Canaday Mercantile Company, in Holyoke, Colorado. Measures 19" x 21.5" x 32"

Blade marked "J. Rogers & Sons, Sheffield, England. With Sheath. Blade measures 7.5". 12" overall.

With original appearing period sheath. Blade marked J. Rogers & Sons. Not marked "England" as required post 1890. Blade measures 9.5", length14.75" overall.

Bone handle Bowie knife with original sheath. Blade is marked Parkin&Marshall. Blade measures 10.5" Overall length 15.5".

Bone handle, original sheath. Coin silver hilt, 10.5" blade, 16.75" overall.

Mudified buffalo skull fragment was found near Milk River, Montana by the Lopers.

Carved "Wind River 1850", along with depictions of various animals. On display stand. Powder horn measures 12" long. Acquired from artist and collector Tommy Haas in 2009 (with signed letter), originally from the Jim Dresslar Collection, Bargersville, Indiana.

Decorated with quills, ribbons and dyed horse hair. 23.75" long

Made to look like a snake. 27" long.

Original authentic beaded Indian flat pipe. Loose strand on one of blue bands, charred ends, along with other signs of obvious use. 19" long.

Date 1792. No maker's mark visible due to patina wear. 63mm x 97mm. Measures 3.75" x 2.5".

Wood bow with Indian reinforced sinew laminate backing. Sinew tied handle with bracing, along with heavy tied sinew string. Measures 41" in length

With beaded horse hair drop & trade cloth. 37"

Found in dry cave near Big Bend, Texas. 36.5" long.

Black Deer Tail with small trade beads used to shake and make noise. 11" long.

Measures 3" x 3.5" x 8.5"

Beaded and fring decorated animal hide, wrapped around skull. Measures 2.5" x 4" x 8"

Beaded ceremonial staff, decorated with buffalo wrap over trade cloth. Staff measures 73" tall

Buffalo horns sit upon the head, draped with trade cloth, seashells and buffalo hide. Original authentic shaman head dress.

Fully beaded rawhide sheath (1.75" x 7.5") encases an antique fighting style knife with carved bone handle "1897" on one side, "TOZO" carved on reverse side. Blade measures 5.5". overall length 10". Museum markings on knife.

Manhattan Cutlery Company, Sheffield antler-handle Bowie knife, encased in Pawnee beaded and brain-tained hide sheath. Sheath measures 3" x 10". Knife measures 9.75", with a 5" blade. The darker beads are signature of the Pawnee Tribe.

Parfleche scabbard measures 3.5" x 11", trimmed in trade cloth. Trade knife has 6.5" blade, wood handle, with 11.25" overall length.

Long blue beads. Likely attached to belt or waist of pants. 3" x 20.5"

Carved catlinite head club with beaded drop. Museum marked.

Still contains blood stains on the rawhide shaft. Stone head measures 2.25" x 3", length is 26"

Wells Fargo (W.F. & Co.) is double- marked on both sides of 1.5" x 7.5" blade, deep black wood handle, with an overall length of 13". Fully beaded sheath over brain-tanned leather. Decorated with fringe and bells. 2.75" x 10.25"

old authentic Indian arrows. Some with stone arrow heads, some with iron, Various tribes.

Decorated with bone hair-pipe, brass and trade bead. Measures 6.5" x 33" at leather ends.

10"x 22"

Measures 16" long

Mallard head on end. 24" long.

14.5" dia. x 2.5" Deep

26" Diameter. x 8" Deep.

15.5" Diameter x 2.5" Deep

Red & Blue beads in diamond pattern, brain tanned leather back, trimmed in trade cloth. 10.5" x 11.5"

Canvas back beaded Inland Indian Bag, Yakama tribe. 8.5" x 9.5"

Inland Indian purse/ ladies' bag, very colorful beading over brain tanned hide backing, Yakama Indian tribe. 6" x 8.5"

Overall length 16.5", 4" wide, trimmed in trade cloth.

Beaded leather hide dress. Fully beaded high top moccasins, choker necklace. Ochre painted face with real hair. Measures 13" long

14" tall, Leather dress with a good amount of bead work, beaded moccasins and leggings, beaded bolt, choker necklace, also carries cradle board.

Has roap around neck, appears to have been near fire, fully beaded leggings (yellow-white-blue)

Doll has a beaded vest, fully beaded moccasins and a beaded strip in the leggings and is carrying either a wooden weapon or dance stick. Doll is 10" tall.

Trade cloth, high top moccasins, leather fringe, beaded bodice, beaded earrings. Carries a bone knife in parfleche sheath, Doll measures 12" tall

Plains Indian Doll in beaded cradle board made of brain tanned leather with rare beads (some bead damage) possibly Apache.

Gary R, Swanson (1941-2010) Original oil painting measuring 24.5" X 30", 34.5" X 40.5" framed.

Gary R, Swanson (1941-2010) Original oil painting Measuring 20" X 40", 31" X 51" Framed

Gary R, Swanson (1941-2010) Original oil painting Measuring 22" X 38", 33" X 49" Framed.

Gary R, Swanson (1941-2010) Original oil painting Measuring 24" X 36", 35" X 47" Framed.

Measuring 8" X 10"

Gary R. Swanson "World of Wildlife" Portfolio With Bronze Sculpture Inlay Signed & inscribed. Measuring 15.5" X 20.5".

Range in size .75" to 1.75" All found by Dick & Gail Loper personally.

Range in size from 1.75" to 4.25" in length

Forged Iron blade/spike would have been striking point for Plains Indian "gun stock" club, named for it's appearance. Attributed to Iowa area Native American Indians. Measures 8.2" x 3.3"

Found near Ft. Fetterman Wyoming. 3.9" x 1.4". Segment of sheet metal wrapped around stem and soldered on.

Bow measures 51", rawhide wrapped and sinew sewn

With Fire Striker. Pouch is 4.75" x 2.25".

Antique. With striker.

3.25" x 4.5"

With rawhide red striped sheath.

Overall length clasp to clasp 21"

28" length

Red heart trade beads divide by bone hair pipe, on sinew strand. Center medallion of King George IV coin circa 1820's. Measures approximately 28" in length

Real opals, Overall Length clasp to clasp 15".

Very Old. overall length clasp to clasp 33.5"

Red Coral Stranded (30 strands) Indian Necklace. Overall length clasp to clasp 25.5"

Measures 31" in length with silver beads.

Sterling Silver with Turquoise and Red Coral.

Sterling marked chain and clasp, 92 turquoise stones. Overall length clasp to clasp 18".

Scarce Crockett marked spurs with 3-heart, straight shank pattern. Floral carved period leather straps.

Features engraved card suit scene in silver mounted with "jello mold" concho along heelband and shank. Heart -shaped button hold leather straps of the period in place. 2" rowels

Double mounted gal-leg spurs, 1" shamrock rowels. Period leather straps.

Crockett marked inner heel-band, single mounted spurs.

Blued finish, single mounted, AB Buermann star hallmarked.

Scarce Garcia Marked Elko Nevada, heart pattern spurs. Large floral engraved concho button, adorns floral carved straps by V.R. Morrell, Billings Montana.

Scarce Mike Morales marked straight-shank spurs. Also rarely double marked with his "Squashed M' hallmark on one spur.

Chevron silver inlay pattern, features large concho buttons and heel chains. Tooled leather straps by Jerry Dyck, Prineville Oregon.

Single mounted, engraved with floral scene. Period floral carved leather straps.

Rare single mounted unmarked silver and copper inlaid straight shank pattern spurs, attributed to J.B. Mull, Gillette Wyoming. Identified by famous spur collectors Rich Bullock and Stacy Sikes. Engraved with floral, starburst and whirling logs. Period floral carved leather straps.

SN 45674. Original finish, all numbers matching first generation SAA, 7.5" barrel, walnut grips. Tight working action, dark bore. Gray patina finish, wood grips. Antique.

SN 51967, a copy of Colt factory letter notes shipment to Schuyler, Hartley and Graham, New York, May 31,1879. Original finish numbers matching first generation Colt SAA. 7.5" barrel. Fair bore, very tight action. Even gray patina finish. Antique.

SN 6040. Excellent condition. Nickel plated, with ivory grips. Tight working action, 2 3/8" barrel. Antique.

SN 0982. Excellent condition, .30 rimfire marked on barrel. Nickel frame and barrel with gold wash cylinder. Nice walnut birds head grips. 2 3/8" etched barrel, "New Line .30", tight working action. Antique.

Eddy Hulbert Marked, Attributed to the Hope Ranch in South Montana. Period rose floral carved leather straps feature scene of a large rose.

Heart buttons with 8-point rowels. Tooled leather straps.

Curved shank, double mounted.

Large 8-point 2 5/8" rowels.

Tooled black leather straps made by maker Hayles, Cripple Creek Colorado. Owned by and authenticated by Board of Director of Crocker, with documented engraver.

Original sealed ammo box marked Frankford Arsenal "Colt's Revolver, Cal: ,45" dated August 1874 . Plus 2 more Frankford Arsenal boxes, the Twelve Revolver Cartridges Blank is stamped Oct 3 1889.

Arrow shank pattern, heart strap button with period basket-weave leather straps.

Floral embroidered design on the outer leather, with flannel cloth inner lining. 8.5" x 14.5"

Rare rose colored beads. Beaded initials DT. Fur-lined with canvas inner liner. 8.5" x 13.5"

Oklahoma Territory. Measuring 60" X 60", With 16" Tassels.

5.5" x 3.5" x 1".

Blade length 1.75", overall length 4"

Killing Stones measure approximate 2" diameter. Game stonea measure app.2" x 2". Killing stones used for small game. Game stones are for games.

11" X 15" X 32"

Mammoth tusk, 1.75" x 2.5" x 10.5"

Knife made of bone (2" x 10"), painted and decorated with sinew wrap. Thin painted and sinew sewn rawhide sheath, decorated with trade beads and fur scraps.

Overall measures 4.5" x 8.5"

4" x 2.75" x 1".

Catlinite Stone. 3.5" x 2" x 1.5".

Catlinite. 3.5" x 2" x 1".

Overall measures 3.5" x 5.5"

Hand forged 4" long.

Rare ceremonial rope, used, burnt on one end. in 11" x 14" display case.

Painting depicting Indian Shooting American Flags. Hair on hide, sinew sewn, natural hair drop. 3" x 3.5" x 6"

Bag measures 12" x 7". Frame measures 14" x 17" x 1 3/8".

Wrapped rawhide. 10".

Turquoise and Red Coral on heavy silver Buckle. Navajo maker attributed. 3" x 3.5"

Indian Dance bells that were tied to the leg. 19" overall length.

Was found by Mrs. Loper at an old Indian dead fall while searching for artifacts. Measures 2" x 3" x 6"

Brain tanned beaded hide bag with medicine designs, crossed American Flags, and whirling logs. Measures 9" x 11.5"

Chief Medicine Crow was born around 1848. For over 20 years he was an active warrior and member of the Knobbed Sticks warrior society. In 1876 he led the Crow Scouts who fought for the U.S. Army against the Sioux at the Battles of the Rosebud and Little Big Horn. After the wars, he became a farmer and Tribal Judge. Chief Medicine Crow died in 1902 and is buried in the Valley of Chieftains in the Little Big Horn Area. Original oil on canvas by Ron Rundo (b.1960), signed lower right. 36" x 48"

Plenty Coups otherwise known as Aleek-chea-ahoosh ("Many Achievments") was named Chief of the Mountain Crow at age 28. As a young man and Chief, he was a fierce and well respected warrior. He was thought to have between 50-100 feathers on his coup stick, each one representing an act of valor. When he died in 1932 at age d84, he was considered by his people to be the last of the Great Chiefs. Oil on canvas, signed lower left by artist Ron Rundo. 36x48

Large .75" trade beads, with other cobalt blue glass trade beads c.1840's, bone hair-pipe. Necklace measures approximately 28"

Two necklaces: One with red and green trade beads (some European glass), The other adorned with various red and blue shade trade beads, along with brass beads. Both measure approximately 28" in length.

(1) Cobalt blue trade bead necklace seperated by shell hair-pipe. (1) Scarce red/white spotted trade bead necklace, (1) Trade bead lecklace featuring blue cobalt glass, and red hearts.

Three Indian made trade bead necklaces featuring opaque type trade beads from Europe. Approximately 24", 28", and 30" in length.

Measures approximately 29" in length

(2) Hide Scrapers made of bone has markings showing number of hides scraped 12.5". (1) Made from gun barrel rawhide wrapped 12".

Both have decorations on the handles. 11" & 8.5" long

Beaded blanket strip (belt) for small child. Measures 2" x 29.5"

Hide wrapped, painted, and sinew sewn, 4" x 7.5".

Glazed ceramic canteen with wood stopper, wrapped in deerskin and sinew sewn. Measures 3" x 5" x 7.5"

Middle to late Archaic Period. Small 1.25: x 1.5: x 2.25", larger 1.5" x 1.5" x 3.5"

Ammonite, or baculite fossil formed from marine animals millions of years ago. Found on the ground by Northern Plains Indians, to them resembled a buffalo and used in ceremonial rituals to call the buffalo. Smallest measures 1" x 1.25" x 2", while the largest measures 2" x 3" x 4"

Indian Antelope Rib Dance Bow

Range 3" - 6" in length

Found in Blackfeet bundle. Telescope still in good working condition, Antler handle knife with 4" blade, small wood handled 2.5" blade knife, and leather pouch (2.5x3.5) with old cork stopper

Fully beaded in red, white and black beads. Strap is decorated with trade beads, antler sections and stone. Purse measures 6.25" x 7.5"

Large stone heads

9" x2" x 3".

2" x 7"

T.L. Pruett maker marked Prattville, Alabama on either sides of tang. T. L. Pruett was a blacksmith in Prattville, who served in the 56th Alabama Cavalry. Identified in "Confederate Bowie Knives" by Melton, Phillips & Sexton, to have made D-Guard bowie knives, even rare to have mounted in brass. This extremely rare Custom-made personal Bowie example features a full brass handle with Patriotic Great Seal motif. Bowie clip point blade measures 1.75" x 9.5", overall length 13.5".

Marked "US Regulation, Made in USA." Measures 6" x 17.5"

William W. Wood (1923-2017) Vera, Texas. Custom Knife With Micarta Handle & Sheath. Measuring 11" Overall & 6" Blade.

William W. Wood (1923-2017) Vera, Texas. Custom Knife With Bone/Antler Handle & Sheath. Measuring 11" Overall & 5.75" Blade.

William W. Wood (1923-2017) Vera, Texas. Custom Knife With Wood Handle & Sheath. Measuring 8.5" Overall & 4" Blade.

Measuring 14.5" X 23.5", 21.5" X 30.5" Framed.

Has an older repair. Measures 5" x 10.5" x 13.25"

3.5" x 4.25".

Dr. Joseph Rupp (Corpus Christi, TX) Carved Indian Head. Measuring 8" X 11" X 16"

Arnold & Jenny Blackgoat Sterling & Turquoise Bracelet.

Arnold & Jenny Blackgoat Sterling & Turquoise Bracelet.

Turquoise Silver Bracelet made by Navaho

Jade necklace with gold plated beads and carved bone beads. Overall length 22".

Dark green jade carved into buffalo head 2" x 2.5", from Jeffrey City Montana mine.

Red Finger Coral from South China Sea. Overall Length 19".

overall length 16".

Gold plating 25" length & 17.5".

Gold plated clasp. Overall length 19"

Collection of 8 pieces of Santa Clara Indian pottery.

Wild Palomino Stallion "Desert Dust" as Verne Wood captured this notorious photo while riding along with famed Wyoming wild horse wrangler Frank "Wild Horse" Robbins. Frame measures 17" x 21"

Amado Maurilio Pena (1943- ). Mixed media 19" X 19", Frame measures 29" x 29"

Measures 15" X 22", 23.5" X 32" Framed.

S/N 438105, manufactured in 1982. Very good condition in original Martin hard case.

"Three Horses in Light" by Sheila A. Rieman (1958 - 2011), circa 1994, signed bottom right. Backing retains Rieman's original North Dakota studio info. Framed 25" x 35.5"

"Tending Her Flock" watercolor on board 14" x 18". Frame measures 22" x 26"

Oil on board, signed R. Naha bottom right. Framed 24x28

Rawhide wrap handle has break in it from use. Stone head measures 2" x 3" x 4". Overall length 19.5"

Includes COA, made by Hopi artist Watson Honanie. Pendant measures .75" x 2.5". Chain measures 27"

Fully engraved heelband which features a lucky horseshoe motif. Figure 8 shank with rowel guard, cover 3" rowels.

Indian Wars Period Quilled Indian Head Stall

Gold Bond (6 1/2C), Acme (6A), Heyer (4 1/2B)

Antique Mexican Snake & Eagle Silver Concho Belt

Period DuPont No. 30 Dynamite Blasting Machine, excellent oak-cased.

Star marked with silver inlay, 2.25" rowels, heel chains.

AB Buermann star-marked silver mounted ladies' size spurs. Period basket-weave tooled leather straps. 1.25" rowels

Double diamond silver mounted heel band, scarce heart mounted button, period leather straps.

Period tooled leather straps. 1.75" rowels

5-point star rowels

A B Buermann star marked spurs with, "Hand Forged Steel". Miles City Saddlery, Montana tooled leather straps. 2" rowels

Unmarked, heart-through-arrow design follows likely McChesney pattern.

CT Shipley, Kansas City, Missouri marked spurs with original appearing basket-weave tooled leather straps.

Period basket-weave tooled leather straps

Crockett engraved single mounted spurs, marked inside heelband. Includes period leather straps.

Engraved silver overlay, 1" rowels, Buermann star hallmarked.

AB Buermann single mounted and engraved spurs, with 1.5" rowels. Period tooled leather straps with conchos.

Very early AB Buermann jinglebob spurs, engraved with chains and 3.5" rowels.

Rare single mounted unmarked silver and copper inlaid spurs, attributed to J.B. Mull, Gillette Wyoming. Identified by famous spur collectors Rich Bullot and stacy Sikes. Single mounted, straight-shank spurs. Period floral carved leather straps.

California pattern spurs attributed to Hernandez' Brothers "Dandy" pattern. Engraved with silver inlay. Period carved leather straps. 2" rowels.

Blade length 11", Overall length 16.5

Largely Buffalo Hunter size caliber rounds for Sharps etc.

Designed by Winchester for rifled version of 1887 Winchester shotgun. Neither the ammo or rifled shotgun were ever put into production. The .70-150 ammo was featured on some Winchester bullet boards, these would have holes drilled through for mounting. This is a complete .70-150 cartridge round.

Largely .44/.45 Long Colt

Joseph Rodgers & Sons Sheffield star and cross marked on 6" blade, Overall length 9.25"

With original sheath. Blade length 4.25", Overall length 9.5".

Blade length 5.5", Overall length 10".

Retains both end glass, missing internals. Measures 16"

6.25" blade, 9.75" overall.

One is hand carved and marked "Joseph & Sons 3.5" blade, 7" overall. One has 5" blade, 9" overall and 5 1/2" blade, 10.25" overall.

Large "Original Bowie Knife" made by Anton Wingen Jr. Solingen, Germany. 7.75" blade. 12.75" overall.

With original sheath. Blade is marked J. Rogers & Sons, Sheffield, England. Blade measures 5.5", total length 9.5".

With sheath. Blade 8". Overall length 13".

Etched 6.25" double-edged blade, "Never Draw Me Without Reason, never Draw Me Without Honor." German silver handle. With original sheath. Overall length 11.25"

Texas lone star on period tooled leather straps. 2" 4-point rowels

Engraved with two half moons surrounding a lone star. Features 2" rowels, with chap guard on shank.

Interesting design not found in AB Buermann's catalog.

Features chap guards along shank, as well as heel chains.

AB Buermann star marked Hercules Bronze horse-head spurs with horse bit. Period basket-weave tooled leather straps.

Buermann star-marked Hercules Bronze Indian head spur & bit set. Bit is unmarked, probably Buermann.

Almost new condition Hercules Bronze spurs made by AB Buermann with star hallmarking. Floral carved leather straps

49" x 74"

48" x 72"

3" x 4.25"

Bit & Spur Makers in the Vaquero Tradition, Bit & Spur Makers in the Texas Tradition, along with a Pocket Guide copy. LCollector literature by Ned and Jody Martin, and Kurt House.

"Eddy Hulbert Silversmith, Artistry in Dryhead Country, Montana", by E. Helen Sage; "Eddy Hulbert Silversmith", by Shell Reid.

2nd Edition, published by Beinfield Books, Palm Springs California.

"The Book of Colt Firearms" 1993 Edition, "Colt An American Legend" Sesquicentennial Edition, "Steel Canvas" inscribed by R.L WIlson to Dick Loper

With inner cover illustrations by Donald M. Yena.

"The Winchester 1873 Handbook", George W. Stone, published 1973, by Ron's Guns, Inc. "Winchester Model 1894, The First 100 Years." by Robert C. Renneberg, published 1991.

Collection of Firearm Manufacturer Books

"Horses and Bridle of the American Indians", by Mike Cowdrey and Ned & Jody Martin; Horsehair Bridles, A Unique American Folk Art." by Ned and Jody Martin.

"Cowboys & Trappings of the Old West", by Wlliam Manns & Elizabeth Clair Flood; "Packing Iron; Gunleather of the Frontier West", by Richard C. Rattenbury; "Cowboy Culture; Last Frontier of American Antiques." by Michael Friedman.

"Brand Of A Legend", "The Range Cattle Industry"

Oil on canvas, signed Troy Denton lower right. Frame measures 50" x 62"

American Indian Kachina Paintings, Measuring 15.5" X 19.5", 18.5" X 22.5" Framed & 12" X 16", 17.5" X 22" Framed

1.25" x 3.25" x 7"

1.5" x 4" x 7.25"

1.25" x 3" x 4.25"

1.25" x 1.75"

Rare black stone only mined near Martin, South Dakota Measures 1.25" x 2.5"

Found locally by Mr. Loper. 1.25" x 3.5" x 7"

Ranging in size from smallest (1" x 2") to largest (5" in length). All found by the Lopers.

Handmade of wood and used to store ochre paint. Smaller measures 3", larger measures 3.75" in length.

1.75" diameter

3.5" x 2"

All collected / found by Mr. & Mrs. Loper.

Brain tanned leather, 3" diameter. Beading on outer depicts the Peyote cactus. Measures 3" diameter

Obtained by Mr. Loper from Osage Indian fellow collector at the Tulsa Oklahoma collector show.. Bow is wrapped in weave of an Osage local plant. Bow measures 59" in length

Handmade ivory/bone container, which enclosed is found a small gold nugget

Approximately 28" long

Old carved Mary with glass eyes from Santa Fe area New Mexico. Approx. 13-1/2" H.

(1) To store men's collars, (1) Ladies Shaving Kit & (1) Storage Box.

Marked 925. Approx. 2.75" x 3.75" inside at widest point. Gap opening is approx. 1-5/8".

Makers Mark M stamped.

Marked SAM PIASO. Inside meas. approx. 1.75" x 2.25". The gap is approx. 1".

Signed Leroy & Erma R. Boyd

4 Coral, 3 Opals, 1 Amber, 58 Jade

Marked Mex. 92.5 1/10 10K

(1) Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet marked PJS and (1) Sterling Silver Bracelet

5" x 7".

5" x 6".

Measures 17.25" x 23"

Circa 1930-1940 era. Label still attached to bottom left foot. Wearing a beaded seed necklace, doll measures 12" long.

Beaded moccasins and sheath. Decorations on dress represent elk teeth. Approx. 11-1/2" T.

Male In box Wearing Necklace standing 12" tall. 1930-1940 era. Woman In box, 11" Tall wearing headband. 1930-1940 era.

Standing 14" Tall, Wood or Seed necklace, 1930-1940 era, makers label on bottom of shoe.

(1) 7.5" male. (1) 9" tall with wood & glass beads. (1) Female 9" tall. (1) 6.5" tall with beaded moccasins. (1) 7.5" tall and (1) 9.5" tall.

(2) Wrapped in blankets wearing head bands 3" & 2.75".. (1) Papoose 5".

Possibly civil war era. Arms & Legs are cinnamon sticks

23x31 polychromatic pressed chalk plaque

Hamley & Co. Pendelton, Oregon Marked Holster

E.T. Allen,San Francisco California Marked Holster

Good condition. Catalog marked 106XL 6

For SAA Colt. Marked 308 Xl 71/2

Flap holster is hand-marked on back Lois Mae Short 1945".One holster is made for Smith & Wesson revolver, catalog marked 407X 61/2