A Browning Vietnam commemorative bowie knife with Lest We Forget on the blade and number 203-1975 on the guard. The display text states that 1,975 examples were to be produced and identifies the hardwood handle as Khan Hin wood from Vietnam. The knife has a brass-tone guard and pommel and is mounted in a tall wooden wall case with map graphics, helicopter imagery and commemorative text. The knife shows light surface marks and tarnish to the fittings. The glazed case has scuffs and edge wear, with hanging hardware on the back. The knife measures approximately 11.5 inches overall with a 6.5-inch blade; the case measures approximately 9 inches wide by 3 inches deep by 30.25 inches high.

A stone-and-wood kayak sculpture signed Hansel Komakhuk, Nome, AK, and dated 1988 underneath. A seated hunter with a dark stone parka and contrasting brown face and hands holds a double-ended wooden paddle. A stone float and cord accompany the long wooden harpoon, with a separate carved stone seal figure included. The seal figure is detached and has old adhesive residue underneath. Additional adhesive is visible around the seated figure, with scratches, small edge abrasions and worn finish on the wood and stone. The underside has extensive residue and finish loss. The recorded overall dimensions are approximately 8.5 by 12.5 by 4 inches high.

Two leather jackets labeled size S, with an Affliction knit beanie. The Affliction jacket is numbered 2786/2800 and has a stand collar, zip front and pockets, elbow patches and a skull design with gold-tone flame accents. The Boy London jacket has a button front, contrast stitching, flap chest pockets, black quilted lining and a large eagle-and-BOY patch on the back. The beanie has yellow and burgundy skull graphics and a 100% cotton label. The jackets show creasing, scuffs and finish wear around edges and seams, alongside the Affliction jacket's distressed finish. The beanie has lint and wear, including fraying along the lower edge.

Twenty-five elk teeth, commonly called ivories, ranging from small narrow examples to broader rounded forms. The group includes eight larger teeth and seventeen smaller examples, with cream, tan and brown coloration and a mixture of glossy and matte surfaces. Condition varies, with stains, dark deposits, worn or chipped edges and shortened or irregular root ends. The largest measures approximately 1 inch wide by 1.25 inches high.

Four sterling silver pendant necklaces with oval faceted inserts in dark purple-black, green, blue and red, each framed by decorative openwork and carried on a fine chain. Additional fine chain necklaces are included. Photographed bails and clasp tags bear 925 marks. The pieces show scratches and tarnish. The dark pendant insert has prominent fracture-like lines, rough areas and apparent surface losses; irregularities are also visible on the red insert. The total combined weight is 40.52 grams, including the inserts and all other components.

A color portrait photograph of Susan Butcher in race clothing, bearing her signature at the lower right. Butcher won the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in 1986, 1987, 1988 and 1990. The photograph is presented beneath glass in a clip-style display mount. The glass is cracked across the lower-left area and has chipped or missing material at both lower corners. Surface scuffs and marks are also visible. The reverse has handwritten markings and an attached hanging system. Overall dimensions are approximately 19.75 inches wide by 28 inches high.

An assorted group of costume jewelry and small accessories, including long faux-pearl necklaces, gold-tone and silver-tone chains, beaded necklaces and bracelets, rings, post and clip earrings, figural clown pins, a Red Cross emblem pin and keychains. A dark circular pendant and a faux-fur pompom add contrasting shapes and textures. The longest faux-pearl strand measures approximately 60 inches. Condition varies, with tarnish, finish wear, tangled strands and loose findings. Materials are described by appearance.

Two axes and five knives, led by a Benchmade Axcaliber with broad curved cutting edge, black textured handle and cord lanyard, accompanied by a spike tomahawk with wrapped grip and fitted sheath. The knives comprise a Carson-marked fixed blade with black sheath; a Gil Hibben throwing knife with brown leather sheath; a wood-handled push dagger with sheath; a slim Douk-Douk-marked folding knife; and a red multi-blade pocket knife marked Paladin Press. The Axcaliber has no sheath and shows dark oxidation, spotting and scratches. Other pieces show blade and finish wear, worn sheaths and fraying to the tomahawk's handle wrap. The larger axe measures approximately 17.5 inches overall, with a cutting edge recorded at approximately 8 inches.

A Jorgensen four-piece fishing rod with a burgundy-brown finish, cork grip and foregrip, metal reel seat and line guides. A fabric storage bag marked No. 78H accompanies the rod. The cork is darkened and worn, with scratches and finish loss on the rod and fittings; the Jorgensen label is worn, and the bag is creased and discolored. The longest separated section measures approximately 21.5 inches.

Fourteen cutting tools: six folding knives, four utility knives and four compact multi-tools. The folders include a Masters Collection A023 with geometric handle decoration and a beaded lanyard, a TRUE, a Winchester, an iridescent-finish folder and two double-ended pocket knives, one marked Elk Ridge. Utility knives include two Husky folders, a blue Sheffield and a Rollingdog snap-off knife. Multi-tools include Coghlan's, Alaska souvenir, blue-handled and Titleist golf-themed examples. The group shows blade scratches, residue, spotting, worn finishes and cutting-edge wear. The largest knife measures approximately 10.25 inches overall with a 4.25-inch blade.

A mixed collection of costume jewelry, a black-strap wristwatch and hair accessories. Necklaces include faux-pearl strands, textured metal-tone chains, orange and brown beads, tassel-ended strands and turquoise-colored accents. The group also includes beaded bracelets, faux-pearl barrettes, small heart-shaped pieces, a drama-mask brooch, an awareness-ribbon pin, a shield-shaped pin and a No Whining novelty pin. The orange beaded necklace measures approximately 62 inches long. Pieces show surface marks, finish wear and tarnish. Beads and metal finishes are described by appearance, without a tested gemstone or precious-metal identification.

An assorted group of Alaska-themed decorative pieces: a blanket-toss-style pincushion with small fur-trimmed faces and a central carved deer accent in an antler-burr surround; a spotted-fur seal figure; a dark parka-clad figurine; a fur doll with a drawn face; and a small fur animal ornament with purple feet and a hanging loop. Also included are a wooden bear on an elongated base terminating in another animal head, and a long notched wooden sound maker marked Qulu. The wooden bear and base have pronounced cracks, rough areas and worn surfaces. Other pieces show handling wear, uneven fur, scuffs and worn painted details. No cord is attached to the sound maker. The wooden bear piece measures approximately 11 inches long by 2 inches wide by 3.25 inches high.

A Bel-Air Bantam portable electric sewing machine with black finish, gold-colored lettering and a textured carrying case. Included are a foot control and cord, eight metal bobbins, two wooden spools, a Singer needle packet, thimble, assorted attachments and an instruction sheet for a zipper-foot attachment. The machine powered on at cataloging. The task light is detached, with damaged mounting parts, old tape and exposed socket connections. The electrical assembly requires inspection and repair before use. The machine has finish wear, grime and oxidation; the case covering is torn and peeling, with heavy wear and exposed wood around the base. Several bobbins are rusty, and the instruction sheet is stained and torn. The closed case measures approximately 15.75 inches wide by 9 inches deep by 13 inches high.

Twelve Alaska-themed ulu knives: three Ulu Company chopping-bowl sets; six Ulu Company boxed knives with stands; two packaged knife-and-board sets; and one loose moose-decorated ulu with an Alaska wood handle. The six boxed knives comprise three etched wood handles, two simulated-antler handles and one multicolored wood handle. One board set is labeled The Ulu Factory and Alaskan birch; the other carries Alaska Ulu Knife and Alaska Joe branding. The photographed Ulu Company box backs state Designed in Alaska, Made in China. Eleven knives remain in packaging, which shows creases, scuffs and wear; some blades have visible surface marks or spotting. The loose knife has light scratches. The recorded larger-package dimensions are approximately 8.75 by 8 by 1 inch.

Two matching candlestick-style table lamps with dark wood-grain columns, brass-tone collars and stepped circular bases. Each has a cream-colored pleated shade and a control at the base. Both lamps powered on at cataloging and are photographed illuminated. The metal-colored surfaces show spotting, tarnish and finish wear. One collar has a conspicuous chipped or missing-finish area with a dark run below it; the shades show yellowing and discoloration. Each lamp measures approximately 34.5 inches high, with a 17.25-inch-diameter shade and a 7-inch-diameter base.

Fourteen bladed tools comprising folding pocket knives, utility knives, a slim black retracting knife and small multi-tools. Highlights include a two-blade Twisted X pocket knife with ram-horn handle scales, a Klein Tools hawkbill knife, DeWalt and Kobalt utility knives, an orange Outdoor Edge tool and an Alaska souvenir keychain multi-tool. Condition varies, with blade scratches, staining, worn handles and finish loss; the Kobalt housing has particularly heavy abrasion. Some blades or replaceable inserts are absent in the photographed configurations. The slim black tanto-point knife measures approximately 8 inches overall with a 3.5-inch blade.

Fourteen photographed magazines, including Playboy issues and VIP: The Playboy Club Magazine, together with a three-book Playboy Gift Pack. The boxed paperbacks are The Playboy Advisor Revisited, Keith Roberts' The Inner Wheel and Playboy's Party Games. The magazine selection includes Playboy's twenty-fifth anniversary issue. This is seventeen publications plus the gift-pack slipcase. Covers and pages show creasing, rubbing, discoloration and edge/spine wear. Most magazines measure approximately 8.25 inches wide by 11.25 inches high. Note: This lot contains imagery that may include lightly clothed, partially nude, fully nude, sexually suggestive, or sexually explicit subjects and may be considered sensitive or offensive to some viewers.

A large assortment of jewelry-making components sorted into compartmented organizers and small clear boxes. Contents include brightly colored nugget and chip beads, round and faceted beads, seed beads, spacers, drops, pendants and assorted findings. The selection includes clear, opaque, iridescent, patterned and metallic-tone pieces, with many larger glass-like pendants in the pink organizer. Materials and quantities vary. Components and organizers show handling wear, scuffs and scattered residue. The largest case measures approximately 14 inches long by 8.75 inches wide by 2 inches deep.

Twelve folding knives in assorted blade and handle styles. Markings include Buckshot Knives, Wartech, Kershaw, CRKT, Camillus, Sportsman's Warehouse and a Leupold emblem. Designs include a Buckshot skull in a feathered headdress, a blue Wartech butterfly motif, a camouflage-handled tanto knife and a wood-handled Shinwa Shinigami Bloodwood knife with a patterned blade. A broad cleaver-style blade and several plain utility-style folders round out the group. The knives show scratches, finish wear, residue and scattered spotting or oxidation, with wear to several cutting edges. The camouflage-handled knife measures approximately 8.75 inches overall with a 4-inch blade.

Fifteen magazines comprising Playboy, VIP: The Playboy Club Magazine and Gallery. The selection spans varied cover designs and includes a Jessica Hahn-featured Playboy issue and two VIP issues. One magazine's cover is completely detached, as shown in the close photograph. The group also has creased and rubbed covers, edge and spine wear, tears and discoloration. Most measure approximately 8.5 inches wide by 11 inches high. Note: This lot contains imagery that may include lightly clothed, partially nude, fully nude, sexually suggestive, or sexually explicit subjects and may be considered sensitive or offensive to some viewers.