Complete Stewart Title documents and supplemental recording pages: Download the complete 35-page title package for PIN 02533008. This PDF includes the supplemental pages that are not shown in the photo gallery. Otter Creek crosses this wooded Gray Cliff parcel, with spruce, birch and sloping terrain in a remote setting. AK MLS #: 26-11673 View all properties on the MLS map Acreage: 5.24 Seller Financing Available: Yes Land Affordability Program Eligible: No Zoning: Rural District Access: Potential access may be by the platted North Kenai Road to the undeveloped Warmwood Drive right-of-way. It is the responsibility of the buyer to identify and confirm desired access to subject parcel prior to the sale. Utilities: No utilities are available in the area. Topography: Sloping lot with a mixed stand of spruce and birch. Disclosures: Subject to a 50-foot wide public access easement from the Ordinary High Water Line of each side of Otter Creek. Also subject to the KPB Anadromous Waters Habitat Protection District. The property was conveyed to KPB by Clerks Deed in 1992 as the result of a Tax Foreclosure action. KPB has no historical knowledge of the property or its prior use. Property corners have not been located. It is the responsibility of all interested buyers to conduct their own due diligence to confirm the property will satisfy their future needs. Conveyance deed will expressly reserve mineral rights to KPB. KPB Parcel ID: 02533008 Legal Description: Lot two hundred thirty-three (233), Gray Cliff Subdivision, according to plat No. 82-80, on file in the Kenai Recording District, Third Judicial District, State of Alaska. (KPB PIN 02533008) Recording District: Kenai Recording District, Third Judicial District, State of Alaska Reserve: $20,000

Complete Stewart Title documents and supplemental recording pages: Download the complete 7-page title package for PIN 13301049. This PDF includes the supplemental pages that are not shown in the photo gallery. UPDATED 10/5/26: Additional special features. Cook Inlet bluff views at Humpy Point in Cohoe, with a developed shared driveway. Neighboring auction Lot 3 adjoins to the north and is offered separately. AK MLS #: 26-11682 View all properties on the MLS map Acreage: 2.41 Seller Financing Available: Yes Land Affordability Program Eligible: No Zoning: Humpy Point Single-Family Residential (R-1) Local Option Zoning District Access: Potential access may be by way of the Sterling Highway to Cohoe Loop Road. It is the responsibility of the buyer to identify and confirm desired access to subject parcel prior to the sale. At the time of sale, a shared driveway access easement will be reserved for the shared benefit of parcel 13301050 to the north. Utilities: Electric utility is available in the area, but not on site and not available without development expenditures. Topography: Nearly level lot with an abrupt steep bluff edge on the western side and a mixed stand of spruce and birch. Special Features: Survey corners identified. Disclosures: A developed, shared driveway access onto the Sterling Highway was permitted in 2026. Lot is subject to Alaska State Statute 38.05.127, Access to Navigable or Public Waters. The plat requires paired lots to share common access. The shore public-access reservation is 50 feet wide; bluff views do not establish safe beach access. KPB Parcel ID: 13301049 Legal Description: Lot one (1), Humpy Point Subdivision, according to plat No. 2025-5, on file in the Kenai Recording District, Third Judicial District, State of Alaska. (KPB PIN 13301049) Recording District: Kenai Recording District, Third Judicial District, State of Alaska Reserve: $145,000

Complete Stewart Title documents and supplemental recording pages: Download the complete 7-page title package for PIN 13301050. This PDF includes the supplemental pages that are not shown in the photo gallery. UPDATED 10/5/26: Additional special features. Cook Inlet bluff views at Humpy Point in Cohoe, with a developed shared driveway. Neighboring auction Lot 2 adjoins to the south and is offered separately. AK MLS #: 26-11683 View all properties on the MLS map Acreage: 2.81 Seller Financing Available: Yes Land Affordability Program Eligible: No Zoning: Humpy Point Single-Family Residential (R-1) Local Option Zoning District Access: Potential access may be by way of the Sterling Highway to Cohoe Loop Road. It is the responsibility of the buyer to identify and confirm desired access to subject parcel prior to the sale. At the time of sale, a shared driveway access easement will be reserved for the shared benefit of parcel 13301049 to the south. Utilities: Electric utility is available in the area, but not on site and not available without development expenditures. Topography: Nearly level lot with an abrupt steep bluff edge on the western side and a mixed stand of spruce and birch. Special Features: Survey corners identified. Disclosures: A developed, shared driveway access onto the Sterling Highway was permitted in 2026. Lot is subject to Alaska State Statute 38.05.127, Access to Navigable or Public Waters. The plat requires paired lots to share common access. The shore public-access reservation is 50 feet wide; bluff views do not establish safe beach access. KPB Parcel ID: 13301050 Legal Description: Lot two (2), Humpy Point Subdivision, according to plat No. 2025-5, on file in the Kenai Recording District, Third Judicial District, State of Alaska. (KPB PIN 13301050) Recording District: Kenai Recording District, Third Judicial District, State of Alaska Reserve: $145,000

A compact Stanley smoothing plane has a cast-iron body, a black composite front knob and rear handle, and a brass blade-depth adjustment nut. Its short sole suits fine finishing passes, smoothing small surface irregularities after the wood has been brought to shape. The plane measures approximately 8" x 2" x 4" tall.

Three handcrafted Anaktuvuk Pass hide-and-fur masks depict an older man, a younger man, and a boy. Modeled hide faces, narrow eye and mouth openings, applied hair, and broad fur surrounds give each a distinct expression. The older man has a long face with prominent brows, a mustache, and a goatee, with caribou hair and a graded fur ruff tentatively identified as wolverine. The younger man has a smoother face, light brown beaver hair, seal-fur eyelashes, and banded trim tentatively identified as coyote. The smaller boy's face is surrounded by banded fur and light brown beaver hair. The largest mask measures approximately 7" x 2" x 10" tall, including the fur trim. Note: We have done our due diligence to identify the specific furs used in these items, but we are not professional furriers or authenticators on items of this nature.

An African impala (Aepyceros melampus) shoulder mount has a tan coat, pale throat and underside, dark facial markings, and long, ridged horns that curve outward and back in a lyre shape. The head turns slightly toward its left shoulder, and the flat-backed mount is prepared for wall hanging. Impala inhabit the grasslands and open woodlands of eastern and southern Africa. Only males carry horns. Their social groups change with the availability of food: males defend territories when forage is plentiful, while dry conditions draw the herds together as they range farther to feed. Their high, bounding leaps help a startled herd stay together as it evades predators. Damage is present to both ears and the snout, with cracking and material loss around the nose. The mount measures approximately 11.5" x 27" x 23.25" tall. Note Regarding Shipping Services: This item is exceptionally large and/or heavy, and may require custom boxing or crating depending on the intended destination and available carrier services. For more information prior to bidding, please email us at Shipping@AlaskaPremierAuctions.com or call/text us at 907.570.7050.

Five pieces of avocado-green glass combine ribbed, diamond-point, and botanical patterns: two ribbed tumblers with tapered bases, a three-footed Indiana Glass Diamond Point candy dish, a grape-and-vine bowl with a scalloped rim, and a leaf-shaped tealight candleholder. The grape-and-vine bowl is Imperial Glass's Vintage Grape pattern in Verde Green. Its raised fruit-and-leaf decoration contrasts with the pointed geometric texture of the candy dish and the horizontal ribs of the tumblers. The largest bowl measures approximately 6.5" x 6.5" x 3" tall.

A Tabletops Unlimited Chez Philippe Blanca ceramic tile trivet from the Hand Painted Collection sets a cheerful kitchen theme alongside chef and waiter figurines and vegetable-shaped accents. Its illustrated chef carries a dish against a kitchen backdrop, with cookware and vegetables adding color around the figure. The matte-finish waiter wears a black dinner jacket, bow tie, and white apron, while the Italian chef stands in a tall baker's hat holding an olive-oil tin. A covered teapot takes the form of an ear of corn wrapped in green husks. Beside it, a miniature strawberry-shaped teapot and four cups on a tray have woodland details, with squirrels forming the handles of the bark-textured cups. A red pepper-shaped accent completes the colorful kitchen selection. The waiter has losses to the objects held in his hands. The square trivet measures approximately 8.25" x 8.25".

This stoneware kitchen grouping by The Pioneer Woman features colorful floral and coordinating decorative patterns. It includes a large handled mixing bowl with pouring spout, a gravy boat, a rectangular casserole dish, five small bowls, and four nesting measuring cups with scalloped rims. Green, red, and blue borders frame the flower designs across the cream-colored interiors and patterned exteriors. The coordinating patterns carry through pieces for mixing and measuring, baking, and serving. The casserole dish measures approximately 11.75" x 8" x 3" tall.

This Stanley Bailey No. 8 jointer plane has a long cast-iron body, black finish, high wooden front knob, and contoured rear tote. The extended sole is the defining feature of the jointer form, useful for working long edges and flattening boards. The body is marked "No 8" and "Bailey", and the cutting iron has been replaced with a Record iron. The plane measures approximately 23.5" x 3.25" x 5.5" tall.

Susan Pennewell Ellis's "Dancer", a signed artist's proof numbered 22/25, leads this group of three Alaska art prints. The dancer's patterned pink and purple kuspuk and outstretched arms stand against a broad violet shadow, giving the figure a lively sense of movement. This work is matted and framed, measuring approximately 19" x 15" overall. Two copies of Shane Lamb's panoramic "Winter Twilight" depict red colony barns and cabins beneath the snow-covered mountains of the Matanuska Valley. Both are matted and shrink-wrapped on board. The accompanying Shane Lamb Studios description reads: "Built in the 1930's by early settlers, 'Colony Barns' such as these can be found in Alaska's picturesque Matanuska Valley near Palmer. Alaskan Artist Shane Lamb has captured the beauty of this region with it's historic colony barns and spectacular mountain backdrops."

Three decorative clocks offer contrasting designs: a Crystal Legends clear pressed-glass mantel clock with Roman numerals; a Big Sky Carvers Bearfoots wall clock showing a black bear climbing a tree trunk around the dial; and a brushed nickel-tone Brookstone Greenwich Mean Time desk clock with a world-map dial, international time zones, and bold black hands. The bear and crystal clocks did not power on at cataloging. The Greenwich clock operated with a new battery; the battery is not included. The bear clock measures approximately 8" x 2" x 13" tall. Note: These items were tested briefly for functionality at time of cataloging and one was working properly at that time. As with any mechanical clocks or timepieces, functionality is not guaranteed due to their sensitive nature, nor has testing been conducted for functionality or accuracy for more than a few minutes of observation.

Four handcrafted Anaktuvuk Pass hide-and-fur face masks depict young boys and girls with shaped faces, cutout eyes and mouths, and applied fur hair, brows, and lashes. The varied expressions and contrasting fur surrounds give each face its own character; one braided-haired girl is accompanied by a small doll-like face at her side. Two masks have dark ruffs tentatively identified as muskox, with caribou-fur hair and eyebrows and contrasting black-and-white fur eyelashes. The boy has a reddish fox-fur surround and brown hair, while the girl with the doll has a gray fox-fur surround and long dark braided hair. The largest mask measures approximately 7" x 1" x 9.5" tall. Note: We have done our due diligence to identify the specific furs used in these items, but we are not professional furriers or authenticators on items of this nature.

Two Mattel Ponytails Barbie dolls retain their original AAFES Special Edition window boxes, numbered 18141 and 18142. The blonde and dark-haired dolls wear matching red tops with houndstooth collars and black-and-white houndstooth skirts accented by red straps and silver-tone buckles. Each box includes a coordinating hair barrette, and the illustrated backs demonstrate different ponytail styles. The dolls' pink packaging repeats the houndstooth trim of their outfits. The accompanying Furby toys represent two contrasting designs. A purple-and-blue tie-dye Hasbro Furby has oversized silver-lined ears and a 2023 copyright mark on its base. The leopard-pattern Tiger Electronics Furby, model 70-800, has round eyes, a pale pink chest, and its original tag bearing a 1998 copyright date. The purple-and-blue Furby powered on at cataloging; the leopard-pattern Furby did not. Each Barbie box measures approximately 5" x 2.5" x 13" tall.

This Brother KH-864 punchcard knitting machine has a standard 4.5 mm metal needle bed and a 24-stitch mechanical patterning system. The punchcard reader selects needles for repeating designs, while the hand-operated carriage travels across the bed to form the fabric. The machine includes a numbered stitch scale, carriage controls, a yarn-tension assembly, and components stored inside the case lid. Made in Japan, the machine bears serial number A0225650 and stores in its handled hard case, which measures approximately 41.5" x 8.5" x 3.75" tall. Note Regarding Shipping Services: This item is exceptionally large and/or heavy, and may require custom boxing or crating depending on the intended destination and available carrier services. For more information prior to bidding, please email us at Shipping@AlaskaPremierAuctions.com or call/text us at 907.570.7050.

This eight-piece grouping of vintage green uranium glass comprises a footed sherbet bowl, four matching small plates, two Hocking Princess-pattern plates with geometric rims, and a Hazel-Atlas divided plate with scrolling floral decoration at the center and border. The photographs show the glass fluorescing bright green under ultraviolet light. The group pairs the fine molded floral detail and angular outlines of the larger plates with the simpler circular forms of the matching small plates and sherbet bowl. The largest dish measures approximately 10" x 11.5" x 1" tall when laid flat.

A rounded Sasaki rose bowl from Japan has a low, inward-turning rim and broad swirls of amber, green, cream, and dark glass; its label reads "Sasaki Handcrafted". The Island Amber Wave Bowl by Seattle's Glass Eye Studio has a freely undulating rim and jewel-colored confetti inclusions against an amber ground. An iridescent surface adds shifting highlights to the small bowl, which retains its Glass Eye Made in U.S.A. label. The tallest piece is an elongated, teardrop-form vase with a slanted mouth, a red neck fading toward a pale base, and organic black-and-white spot inclusions. The group shows light surface wear from use. The tall vase measures approximately 5" in diameter x 17" tall.

This Brother Electroknit KH-965i electronic knitting machine has a 200-needle, 4.5 mm standard-gauge bed. Electronic needle selection and built-in pattern memory work with the hand-operated carriage, bringing programmable patterning to the full-width metal knitting bed. The machine has a blue control panel, numbered stitch scale, carriage controls, yarn-tension assembly, and additional components stored inside the case lid. The machine was made in Japan and bears serial number K3713665. The power cable is not included, so the machine could not be tested at cataloging. Its handled hard case measures approximately 41.5" x 8.5" x 3.75" tall. Note Regarding Shipping Services: This item is exceptionally large and/or heavy, and may require custom boxing or crating depending on the intended destination and available carrier services. For more information prior to bidding, please email us at Shipping@AlaskaPremierAuctions.com or call/text us at 907.570.7050.

A double-eagle-head bust on a beveled wood base accompanies a painted wooden bird-of-prey sculpture with outspread wings. Also included are two wooden duck decoys: a painted mallard marked N. Artisan beneath and a dark-finished duck with a gold-tone bill. A colorful green Holiday Fair owl coin bank, a slender dark bird figure, a multicolored glass bird with raised wings, and a small brightly colored bird complete the assortment. The double-eagle bust measures approximately 4" x 4.5" x 8.25" tall.

A birch bowl by The Great Alaskan Bowl Company brings the warm grain of Alaska wood to the group. The Fairbanks maker turns its bowls from solid pieces of Alaska paper birch, allowing the natural grain to continue across the rounded form. The Big Sky Carvers Bearfoots ceramic tray, designed by Jeff Fleming, takes a more playful approach: a reclining black bear holds its paws up around the shallow dish formed by its belly. Two boxed Alaska ulu knives have curved blades beneath wooden handles engraved with Alaska wildlife, including moose, a bear, and an eagle. Accompanying cookbooks introduce their use in the kitchen, while a pair of meat-shredding claws has wooden grips above six-tined metal heads. A Pipeline Club mug with an Alaska pipeline-route map, a glass boot mug, and a sculpted wolf ornament complete the selection. The boot mug measures approximately 5.75" x 3.25" x 8" tall.