A gorgeous print of Denali, signed and numbered 854/950, and additional signed by eight former First Ladies of Alaska to include Neva Egan, Bella Hammond, Michael Margaret Cowper, Nancy Murkowski, Ermalee Hickel, Sandy Parnell, Diana Miller, and Susan Knowles. Loose within the original art folio folder, measures approximately 24.5" x 37" overall. 

A megalodon shark tooth fossil exhibiting extensive wear, almost certainly recovered from an off-shore ledge in the Atlantic ocean. Measures approximately 5" long. 

A four-strand freshwater pearl bracelet with gold-tone bead accents and a gold-tone clasp. Measures approximately 8" long.

A hand-crafted letter opener with a formed and polished malachite handle against a contrasting bone blade. Measures approximately 8.25" x 1.25".  

A Marco Polo sheep shoulder mount measuring approximately 32" x 26" x 31" tall. The right horn has some damage, likely the natural result of fighting/age.  Important notice: This item cannot be shipped outside of Alaska. 

A signed and numbered 185/500 print, shrink-wrapped on board. It measures approximately 40" x 32" overall.

A carved walrus tusk owl resting on his tailfeathers, plus a richly mineralized carved duck with a flat bottom. The owl measures approximately 1" x .75" x 1.5" tall.

A circa 1960's/1970's brass starburst wall sculpture from the Curtis Jere company, designed by artist William Friedele. Measures approximately 38.5" x 3" x 20" tall.

A signed and numbered 806/950 print, loose in a protective art envelope. It is signed by ten former Alaska governors, including William Egan, Wally Hickel, Steve Cowper, Keith Miller, Jay Hammond, Bill Sheffield, Sarah Palin, Tony Knowles, Frank Murkowski, and Mike Stepovich, who was the last non-acting governor of Alaska before it became a state in 1959. It measures approximately 37" x 24.5".

A monumental statement necklace comprised of white and fossilized walrus ivory, with a very large central seal pendant, likely weighing close to a pound, signed by the artist. Measures approximately 20" long. 

A natural malachite specimen weighing 1.88 kilograms (slightly over 4 pounds) and measures approximately 7.5" x 5" x 1.75".

A signed and numbered 62/950 print originally dated 1985, framed and matted. It measures approximately 32" x 40" overall.

A hand-crafted walrus tusk ivory bird sculpture with highly texturized spread wings shaped in an almost vase-like form, inlaid with baleen eyes, and mounted on a base by the Yup'ik artist DJ Pullock of Savoonga, Alaska. Measures approximately 3" x 1.5" x 5" tall.

A railroad signal light from a closed Spur Line out of Verdi, Nevada. No maker's mark is visible. Measures approximately 20" x 17" x 19.5" tall.  

Two signed and carved Japanese bone netsuke including a monkey holding a persimmon, and a sea otter with pup that measures approximately 2.25" x .75" x .75".    

A signed and numbered 402/500 print, shrink-wrapped on board. There is slight discoloration on the right border of the print as photographed. It measures approximately 40" x 28.5" overall.

A hand-crafted and painted Japanese bone Inro with an etched scene on both sides of the oval box and continuing to the lid. Measures approximately 1.75" x 1.25" x 2.75" (without the cord).

A pair of carved walrus ivory figurines to include a resting fox made from gorgeous fossilized ivory, and a seal with pup on her belly. The fox measures approximately 5" long x 2.25" x 0.75". 

An 1887 loose atlas page of Alaska (as ceded from Russia) including the topographical map of Mexico and parts of Central America on the reverse side. Measures approximately 12" x 15.5" overall.

A notebook used as a scrapbook of Alaskan state history, featuring newspaper clippings about William Henry Seward, Judge Wickersham and more. Some of the articles are loose in the book, the rest are secured to pages as photographed. Measures approximately 9" x 0.5" x 11"