A collection of Native American décor including a small figurine in traditional dress with bead and feather accents, a ceramic teepee by Jerusha a colorful woven basket and gold-tone choker with ties. The teepee measures approximately 10.5" x 9" x 10.5" tall..

Includes two dyed geodes, two natural geodes, two large and two small pieces of natural copper, one large dyed agate, one agate keychain, and one boulder opal charm. All other small stones are in labeled bags. The largest dyed purple geode is about 7" x 4.5".

Electrohome turntable stereo system in a portable suitcase design with a power cord, vinyl cleaner brush, and original box along with an uncounted number of vinyl from various artists including Fleetwood Mac, Tina Turner, Billy Joel, Barry Manilow, and others. Most sleeves show wear commensurate with age. Turntable measures approximately 22" x 16" x 8" tall when lid is closed.

Pair of high-waisted Harley Davidson motorcycle pants with thick padding, size medium, and a Burton Custom Superfly II snowboard with K2 Indy bindings. It shows light wear commensurate with use, including some marks and scuffs; measures approximately 12" wide x 63" in length x 10" tall when lying flat.

A framed "Alaska From Space" print is joined by a vintage 1946 Matanuska Valley Farmers Co-Operating Association Board of Directors meeting report letter and envelope. The framed piece measures approximately 18.25" x 24.25".

Vintage fur coat made in China, unverified if real or faux, and a small mesh garment bag. The coat's approximate measurements are listed below: Across Chest: 15" Between Shoulders: 17" Sleeve Length: 19" Total Length: 29"

Three chunky statement necklaces, plus one bangle bracelet and two rings. The largest necklace measures approximately 16" long.

Two handcrafted tapestries and rugs, one with an attached carved resin or plastic-type antler. The smaller tapestry appears to have some discoloration; larger measures approximately 56" x 24".

Vintage handmade linens, including a 100% wool Peruvian blanket and a pair of Ecuadorian woven tapestries, hung on the same wooden rail. The blanket measures approximately 67" x 50".

Two lidded Asian ceramic urns or temple jars, one tall with matching lid topped with a broken finial; the other squat and topped with a wooden lid. Largest measures approximately 8" x 16.5" tall.

Assorted cameras and gear, including lenses, lens caps, filter kits, nylon and leather straps, various cables, tripod clamp, handheld flash, Weston Master II Universal Exposure Meter, Vivitar light meter, bird watch cam in original box, Canon AE-1 film camera, Vivitar lens, and various manuals and paperwork. The largest item measures approximately 7.75" x 11" x 6.5" tall.

Dayton 8” bench grinder, model 4Z909C, box of accessories including cylindrical drum sanders, and a Delta bench oscillating spindle sander, model 31-780, with what appears to be a handmade wooden table top attached with clamps. Items have not been tested. The spindle sander measures approximately 23" x 12" x 51" tall.

Ivory carving by Alaska artist William Soonagrook Jr. depicting an Inuit figure holding a raised harpoon on a soapstone base, with a wood and leather sled and pack. The harpoons appear to have ivory tips; the piece is signed and dated on the bottom. Measures approximately 8.25" x 3.5" x 7.25" tall.

Alaskan memorabilia and collectibles consisting of Alyeska Pipeline paperweight forged from a piece of steel, potentially directly from pipeline, early 1900s Songs of Sourdough by Robert W. Service, three bottles of mined gold flakes, etched ulu, blown glass inkwell or perfume bottle with cap, signed on the bottom, carved wood sculptures, one signed on the bottom, ceramic or porcelain Inuit figurine, and a scrimshaw artwork on animal hide with a seal fur boarder, signed by Lawrence Island, Alaska Yupik artist Tony Pelowook. Some sticks on the wood carving are loose; the ceramic Inuit figure appears to have once been attached to something, as shown by its feet. The pipeline paperweight weighs a total of 9.8 ounces, and the dolphin on bark wood sculpture measures approximately 13” in length.

A collection of Asian décor and souvenirs including a wooden Thai xylophone, wooden Japanese sandals, a Chinese Foo Dog, a tea tin, and more as photographed. One of the sandals is missing its pair and another is missing the toe strap and there is discoloration as photographed. Largest piece measures approximately 31" x 36" tall.

Beautiful vintage tribal rug featuring central medallions and geometric designs along with short fringed ends. It measures approximately 63" x 81".

Carved ivory polar bear on a piece of antler base, signed by Alaska artist Carl O. Iyakitan. Measures approximately 4" x 1.75" x 1.5" tall.

Assorted vintage and antique home goods consisting of woven Asian basket with linen-type insert, pair of wooden yarn spools, a Southwestern style blanket, knit or crochet afghan, and a striped linen. A few items show wear commensurate with age and use; basket measures approximately 18" in diameter x 23" tall.

Two prime specimen boxes with six examples of preserved butterflies in each. The larger shadow box measures approximately 12.5" x 10.5".

Ivory diorama depicting six Inuit figures partaking in the traditional Alaskan Native trampoline game. The figures have painted and scrimshaw details, and the trampoline jumper can be removed as photographed. It is signed on the bottom of the base by Iñupiaq artist Abner Noyakuk (1931-1997). Piece measures approximately 2.75" x 2.75" x 3" tall.