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Our November Discovery Auction brings together over 600 lots, from Alaska Native carvings and signed artwork to knives, outdoor gear, jewelry-making supplies, tools, household goods, taxidermy, and more! Alaska Native and Alaska-related art includes walrus ivory carvings and scrimshaw, baleen and grass baskets, masks, dolls and stone carvings. Look for works by D. Noel Smith, Michael E. Scott, Isaac Saccheus, Jason Iya and Dwight Milligrock, along with a walrus tusk cribbage board attributed to Arnie Iyakitan. An Athabascan willow root basket, a Stella Sam birchbark basket and a Chevak gut doll depicting net mending, likely by the Paniyak family, add to the selection. Framed artwork offers a mix of Alaska subjects, wildlife, landscapes and contemporary designs. Fred Machetanz’s “Mushing” stone lithograph appears alongside signed Rie Muñoz prints, Anthony Quinn’s “A Glance in the Mirror” and “The Prophet,” Aldo Luongo’s “High Flyer,” and Nathan Jackson’s “Eagle.” Other pieces include a Ninilchik ink and watercolor by R.W. “Toby” Tyler, Byron Birdsall prints, a Keith Appel painted metal diptych and a guitarist relief by Kennith Humphrey. Taxidermy and natural-history material include American bison, greater kudu, sable antelope, nyala, porcupine and squirrel mounts, plus skulls, horns, hides and pelts. Mammoth tusk sections, glass fishing floats and shells are also represented. For furnishings and decor, browse three water buffalo horn chairs, a Stomps-Burkhardt tiger oak lion-head armchair and a circa-1953 Coca-Cola button sign. Knives are a substantial part of this sale, with Benchmade, Microtech, Kershaw, Buck and Denali Tactical examples, plus ulus, multi-tools and mixed groups. Outdoor selections include fishing rods and reels, packs, snowshoes, hunting apparel and camping supplies. Hand tools and a Nikon D5500 camera outfit with two lenses and a Pelican case round out this part of the catalog. Jewelry, watches and hobby supplies offer plenty of smaller lots to consider. Browse sterling silver and ivory jewelry, wristwatches, pocket watches, coins and Alaska festival collectibles. An extensive assortment of beads, pearls, chains, findings and organizers will interest jewelry makers, while watchmaker’s cabinets, replacement crystals and watch parts provide options for repair and collecting projects. There’s also a mix of familiar household items and vintage collectibles: LEGO, a G.I. Joe Vietnam pilot figure, LaserDisc movies, smoking pipes, model ships, musical instruments, sewing machines, lamps and tableware. From craft supplies and camping gear to framed art and collectibles, the catalog covers a broad range of interests and budgets. Every lot starts at just $5, and all items will sell to the highest bidder. Whether you’re adding to a collection, gathering supplies for your next project, or finding something for your home, there’s a wide variety to choose from. Browse the catalog, discover something that catches your eye, and name your price today. AUCTION CLOSING: This auction opens for bidding on October 26, 2026, and will begin to close at 4:00 p.m. Alaska Standard Time (AKST) on Sunday, November 1, 2026. It features a soft close of 3 lots per minute. If a bid is placed in the final minute, that lot will be extended an additional 60 seconds until no other bids are placed and the lot is sold.

This auction brings together nine donated vehicles and three homemade ATV utility trailers, with a mix of distinctive automotive designs, four-wheel-drive pickups, practical passenger vehicles, and maintenance and repair opportunities. Whether you are drawn to a supercharged Toyota minivan, a manual-transmission wagon or sedan, or a utility trailer for your next project, this sale offers a varied lineup while supporting Alaska Public Media. Leading the vehicle lineup is a 1997 Toyota Previa LE with its distinctive mid-engine layout, supercharged 2.4-liter engine, and All-Trac all-wheel drive. Buyers looking for pickup configurations will find a 2000 Toyota Tundra SR5 Access Cab 4x4 with a 4.7-liter V8 and TRD Off-Road package, alongside a 2001 Ford F-350 Super Duty with a 6.8-liter Triton V10, four-wheel drive, regular cab, and long bed. Each has its own equipment, condition, and repair considerations detailed in the catalog. The passenger-vehicle selection includes a 1999 GMC Safari AWD van with three-row seating, a 2003 Subaru Forester 2.5XS AWD with a five-speed manual transmission, and a turbocharged 1998 Volvo V70 XC Cross Country AWD wagon. Sedan offerings include a 1994 Acura Legend L showing 94,907 miles, a 2003 Saturn L200 with a 2.2-liter Ecotec engine, leather seating, and sunroof, and a 2004 Volkswagen Jetta 2.0 with a five-speed manual transmission. Several vehicles include additional tires or wheels as specifically described and photographed. Three homemade ATV utility trailers round out the auction, ranging from a compact padded-bench configuration to wood cargo-box designs, including one with separate ski conversion components. Their approximate dimensions, construction, included components, and condition are outlined in the individual listings. Please review the trailer descriptions carefully for the stated limitations on capacity, passenger use, and roadworthiness. Whether you are searching for a distinctive older vehicle, a truck, or your next repair or utility project, this auction offers a range of opportunities at true auction prices. Every sale lot opens at just $5. Please review each lot's full description and photographs for its title status, reported operation, known faults, and included equipment before bidding. Your participation directly supports Alaska Public Media's mission of serving communities throughout the state. All net proceeds from this auction directly support AKPM's vital mission of producing and presenting trusted public media that informs, educates, and connects Alaskans. AKPM's programming reaches approximately 97% of Alaska's population, bringing national public media and Alaska-focused news, public affairs, health, and cultural programming to communities throughout the state. As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, AKPM relies on community support to sustain and expand its work. This program creates an opportunity for donors and bidders alike to participate directly in that mission, ensuring the continued availability of independent, educational, and culturally enriching content for Alaskans statewide. AUCTION CLOSING: This auction opens for bidding on Monday, October 26th, 2026 and will begin to close at 6:00 p.m. AKST on Monday, November 2nd, 2026. It features a soft close of 1 lot per minute. If a bid is placed in the final minute, that lot will be extended an additional 60 seconds until no other bids are placed and the lot is sold.

From a lone polar bear beneath an orange Arctic sun to penguin colonies sheltered by towering Antarctic ice, Johnny Johnson’s photographs bring the far reaches of the natural world into view. This 381-lot estate auction celebrates that lifelong pursuit through signed and numbered photographs, Artist’s Proofs, expedition images, books, studio equipment, and personal belongings from the photographer’s collection. Johnny Johnson (June 1, 1947–July 4, 2025) built a life around wildlife and the outdoors. Born in Brainerd, Minnesota, and raised in the Texas Hill Country, he studied wildlife management at Texas A&M University before arriving in Alaska in 1968 to work as a ranger at Denali National Park. Alaska became his home and the foundation of a photographic career that took him on assignments for National Geographic, across Africa, and on repeated expeditions to Antarctica. His photographs appeared in publications around the world, and Alaska Magazine recognized him as “Alaska’s Dean of Wildlife Photography.” Whether climbing Denali, traveling by kayak, or waiting for the right light, Johnny approached the wilderness with the patience and curiosity that give his work its lasting appeal. Alaska runs throughout the catalog: Denali reflected in still water, autumn color across the tundra, aurora sweeping over snowy mountains, and bears, wolves, walruses, whales, and sea lions in their northern habitats. Works include “High on Denali,” “Spirit of Denali,” “Lone Polar Bear at Sunset,” “Sea Wolf,” “Circle of Life,” and “Orca Whale Family.” An underwater view of spawning sockeye salmon offers a different perspective on familiar Alaska wildlife, while the luminous skies of “Night Goddess” and “Midnight Dancer” capture the spectacle of the northern lights. The journey continues through the African grasslands and the Southern Ocean. Zebras, giraffes, wildebeest, elephants, lions, and cheetahs share the catalog with emperor and king penguins. “Frozen Eden” places a penguin colony among immense walls of ice; other photographs reveal the animals’ smaller gestures and interactions within those vast landscapes. Artist’s Proofs are a particular feature of the offering, alongside numbered editions and groups that allow bidders to explore several subjects together. Many retain Johnson’s written accounts of the places, conditions, and encounters behind the images. Beyond the finished photographs, the auction offers a closer connection to Johnny’s working life: expedition photographs, The Art of Johnny Johnson, photography catalogs, Wild Alaska notecards, wildlife and outdoor books, studio easels and lamps, camera accessories, and outdoor gear. Together, these works and belongings reflect both the artist and the adventures that shaped his photographs. For longtime collectors, admirers of Alaska, and those discovering his work for the first time, this auction is an opportunity to bring home a photograph or keepsake from a life spent looking closely at the wild. Every lot opens at just $5 and will be sold to the highest bidder without reserve! In Johnny’s own words when parting ways: “See you downriver.” AUCTION CLOSING: This auction opened for bidding on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, and will begin to close on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, at 6 p.m. Alaska Standard Time (AKST). It features a soft close of 3 lots per minute. If a bid is placed in the final minute, that lot will be extended an additional 60 seconds until no other bids are placed and the lot is sold.

3 Kenai Peninsula Borough-owned properties · 10.46 acres at Gray Cliff and Cohoe / Humpy Point. Online only. Lots begin closing November 16 at 6 p.m. AKST. No buyer premium. Seller financing available with KPB credit approval.

Welcome to the October 2026 Storage Lien/Abandoned vehicle auction.  This is a unique auction in that it contains vehicles in various locations around Anchorage.  Vehicle may have had liens on them or have been abandoned. Vehicle descriptions are based on general observations and do not constitute a comprehensive inspection or guarantee of condition. Per our Bidding Terms & Conditions agreed to before bidding on this auction, it is the bidder's responsibility to confirm vehicle condition via an in-person preview prior to bidding. All bids and sales are considered final. Loading, transportation, and any additional fees are the sole responsibility of the buyer. .