A carved cribbage board crafted from a section of fossilized walrus tusk featuring natural curvature and coloration. The top surface is inlaid with cribbage scoring holes, with four pegging lanes running across the board. Two carved contemporary tusk supports in the shape of seals are attached to the underside for balancing purposes. Three matching tusk cribbage pegs are included. Measures approximately 12.5" x 2.5" x 1.5" tall.

Three carved Alaska Native soapstone figures, each depicting a standing figure in traditional parka form with inlaid faces of walrus tusk, accented with baleen features. Each stands in a dancing pose with the left arm raised and holding a feather. The polished green stone is smoothly worked, with rounded contours and softly modeled and incised features. Two smaller figures, one with an illegible artist mark, and one larger figure; the larger example measures approximately 3.5" x 2" x 7.25" tall.

A vintage Kilburg Geochron model KG-110-60 world clock, featuring a brightly colored, mechanically driven time zone map mounted on a faux woodgrain panel. This wall-mounted device displays real-time global day and night zones, as well as synchronized time and calendar indicators along the top and bottom edges. Cities are marked across multiple time zones, with a representation of Earth's rotation and sunlight coverage across the continents. Produced by Geochron of San Mateo, California, this circa 1975-1990 model tested to power on at time of cataloging; several areas of surface loss are visible on the upper left front edge as photographed. Measures approximately 34.25" x 4.5" x 22.5" tall.

A Seiko quartz wristwatch encrusted with Alaska gold nuggets on the case and bracelet. A gold-tone sunburst dial features applied baton hour markers, a day/date aperture at 3 o'clock, and slim black hands; the bezel is decorated with golden accents and further surrounded by gold nuggets. Gold nuggets continue on the outer surface of the 10 karat yellow gold band with a fold-over clasp. Featuring Japanese movement, water resistance, and a markings of 958307 and 7123-8059 upon the back of the case. Untested at time of cataloging. Measures approximately 1.5" x 1.75" upon the face and 8.5" in circumference. Total weight of 110 grams. Not presently running, oxidation to the dial as photographed.

A Yup'ik spirit wheel featuring a double baleen hoop frame surrounding a carved walrus tusk face. The six surrounding effigies, also carved from tusk, include stylized figures such as a walrus, whale, flipper, and fluke. Eighteen delicately bound natural feathers encircle the perimeter, attached at regular intervals with sinew or cord. A paddle and harpoon are affixed adjacent to the central face. Spirit wheels are traditionally rich in cultural symbolism, representing harmony between the natural and spiritual worlds, with each figure carrying meaning tied to hunting, guidance, or transformation. Signed LMS for Inupiaq artist Lenwood Saccheus (20th Century) of Elim, Alaska, en verso; a drilled hole allows for hanging on the wall. Measures approximately 11.5" x 11" tall.

A textured and expressive original oil painting on board by Alaska artist Joan Arend Kickbush (1926-2006), featuring two raccoons nestled in a snowy thicket beneath a softly colored winter sky. Painted in her signature impasto style, the scene captures the animals' bright eyes and dense fur with warmth and character, framed by bare twigs and quiet snowfall. Known for her depictions of both Alaskan life and wildlife, Kickbush's work blends whimsical realism with a deep sensitivity to her subjects. Signed by the artist in the lower right and housed in a wooden frame. Measures approximately 21" x 15.5" with a sight view of 15.5" x 11.75".

A richly fossilized walrus (Odobenus rosmarus) skull, with eight upper molar teeth and a pair of tusks; one tusk has a small inked blemish as photographed. Alaska Native peoples, including the Yup'ik and Inupiat, have hunted walruses for centuries as a vital source of food, tools, and materials. Every part of the animal - meat, blubber, skin, bone, and tusk - was traditionally used with care and respect to support coastal subsistence. The skull, mounted upon a 12.5" x 18" plaque, measures approximately 8" x 5" x 23" in total (tusks alone are 15.5" in length, measured as protruding from the skull.) Acquired circa the 1950's, tusks likely cleaned or not original to skull.

An original oil painting by Alaskan artist Scott McDaniel (1926-2012), titled "Summer Cache." This c.1987 scene depicts a traditional elevated cache standing above marshland, with its tall supports reflected in the still water below. Such caches were historically built to store food and supplies safely above ground, protecting them from wildlife and weather. A small rowboat rests in the water near the shore, and a background of trees and mountains captures the quiet beauty of the northern landscape at sunset. McDaniel was a widely collected Alaskan painter, and is known for his evocative depictions of the state's wilderness and cultural landmarks. Signed lower left and titled en verso. Housed in a linen and wood frame with some discoloration as shown. Measures approximately 9.5" x 11.5" overall with a sight view of 4.5" x 6.5".

A charming and lively carved walrus tusk figure of a traditional Alaska Native kayaker, complete with harpoon in hand ready to strike, paddle on the bow, and seal float on the stern. The kayaker wears a hooded parka and sits atop a low-profile kayak. The tusk surface shows smooth polish and warm coloration with natural grain, while darker areas of fossilization accent the base and bow. Fine scrimshaw details enhance the figure’s face and clothing. Marked on the underside with "22", the sculpture measures approximately 6.25" x 1" x 2" tall.

A fossilized walrus oosik featuring two distinct faces - one human and one polar bear - at opposing ends. Both faces feature scrimshaw details and are separated from the end of the oosik by baleen spacers. The body of the tusk retains its natural weathered patina with mottled hues and light surface cracking typical of fossilized material. Some minor cracking is beginning to develop along the oosik near the end with the human face, as photographed. Measures approximately 12" x 1.25" x 1" tall.

A Specialized Rockhopper Comp mountain bike featuring a fully butted M4 alloy frame, internal cable routing, chainstay-mounted disc brakes, and a durable SR Suntour drivetrain. It also comes equipped with an aftermarket rear bicycle rack and a combination cable bike lock. The total tube measures approximately 24” long, the seat tube 22” long, and the bicycle 68" x 27" x 41" overall.

A child’s Specialized Hotrock 24 bicycle featuring a light but durable A1 Premium aluminum frame, an SR Suntour suspension fork offering 50mm of coil-sprung travel, and a seven speed Shimano drivetrain. The total tube measures approximately 18” long, the seat tube 13” long, and the bicycle 60" x 24" x 36" overall.

A Huffy 26M Highland mountain bike featuring a durable steel hardtail frame, front suspension, 21-speed Shimano twist shifters and derailleurs for smooth gear changes, and 26” all terrain tires. The total tube measures approximately 23” long, the seat tube 16” long, and the bicycle 66" x 24" x 40" overall.

A used Electrolux model CH65Y21RDP self-propelled gas-powered lawn mower featuring a 21" cut width, a steel cutting deck, dual-lever height adjustment with six positions, a side clipping discharge, an integrated mulch plug, and a cutting height range between 1.25" and 3.75". Item was not tested at time of cataloging. Measures approximately 21" x 70" x 36" tall. Note: APAA is unable to ship any items containing flammable, explosive, caustic, liquid, or other hazardous materials. This may include ammunition; items powered by gasoline, propane, or kerosene (lawn tools, generators, grills and camp stoves, heaters, lanterns, lighters); liquids such as cleaners, paint, lava lamps, collectible beverage/perfume containers; items with rechargeable batteries (cordless power tools, laptops, other electronics); air compressors, neon signs, and other hazards such as printer toner, compressed gas cylinders, and more. If you are bidding on items of this nature and intend to use our shipping services, please inquire in advance as to the specifics.

A Weber Genesis Silver B LP gas grill accompanied by a selection of partly rusted grilling tools and a protective Weber grill cover. The grill features three high-performance burners, integrated side tables, an integral lid thermometer, and wheeled feet. Parts of the grill’s protective coating are beginning to chip and peel, as photographed. The grill was not tested at time of cataloging. Largest item measures approximately 52" x 21" x 45" tall. Note: APAA is unable to ship any items containing flammable, explosive, caustic, liquid, or other hazardous materials. This may include ammunition; items powered by gasoline, propane, or kerosene (lawn tools, generators, grills and camp stoves, heaters, lanterns, lighters); liquids such as cleaners, paint, lava lamps, collectible beverage/perfume containers; items with rechargeable batteries (cordless power tools, laptops, other electronics); air compressors, neon signs, and other hazards such as printer toner, compressed gas cylinders, and more. If you are bidding on items of this nature and intend to use our shipping services, please inquire in advance as to the specifics.

A well rusted portable cauldron style fire pit, likely constructed from cast iron or steel, featuring four metal feet, a mesh lid, and a simple rustic design. Item measures approximately 35" x 35" x 27" tall.

A full-body, nose-to-tail Arctic fox (Vulpes lagopus) pelt with paw and some claw and snout, as photographed. Measures approximately 6" x 41.5" long.

The mostly intact pelt of a wolf, including face and hind legs, is inscribed, signed, and dated 1997, on the bottom of the hide. The piece has some signs of wear, as photographed. Measures approximately 40" x 66" long.

Well-preserved taxidermy-prepared full, open-tanned Cross Fox (Vulpes vulpes) full-body pelt and a fine piece of rabbit fur hide. Larger measures approximately 14" x 36" long.

Two intricately carved whale tooth tupilak figures, each with inset baleen eyes. Tupilak figures are imaginative spirit carvings inspired by Inuit traditions but adapted into local cultural expression. Though not ceremonial objects, they often represent protective forces, ancestral beings, or mythic creatures tied to the natural world. The largest tupilak measures approximately 1.25" x 1.25" x 3.75" tall.