Manufacturer: Ruger Type: Bolt-Action Rifle Model: M77 Mark II Caliber: .270 Win Barrel Length: 21.5" Optics: N/A ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 3245 Serial Number (S/N): 781-31333 Reference Number (Ref #): N/A Notes: This is a Ruger M77 Mark II bolt-action rifle chambered in .270 Winchester, bearing serial number 781-31333. This example is in great condition, showing only minor signs of wear and light surface rust, with fully functional mechanics and smooth cycling. The rifle features a 21.5-inch barrel, a classic walnut stock with checkering for improved grip, and a Mauser-style controlled-feed bolt action designed for reliability and consistent accuracy. Chambered in the versatile .270 Winchester cartridge, the rifle delivers a flat trajectory and effective performance for medium to large game hunting, with muzzle velocities typically around 2,900 feet per second depending on load. This Ruger M77 Mk II comes complete with a GunGuard hard case for secure storage and transport. It’s a dependable hunting rifle that balances rugged performance with classic styling, ready for field use or addition to a well-maintained collection. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Ruger Type: Semi-Automatic Rifle Model: 10/22 Caliber: .22 LR Barrel Length: 18" Optics: Bushnell Banner .22 ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 3244 Serial Number (S/N): 24351741 Reference Number (Ref #): N/A Notes: The Ruger 10/22 is a semi-automatic .22 LR rifle with an 18-inch barrel, renowned for its reliability and adaptability for target shooting or small game hunting. This example is in used condition, showing scattered rust and general wear from use. It is equipped with a Bushnell Banner .22 optic and a sling of unknown manufacture. The magazine catch is broken, preventing the magazine from locking in place. A Woodstream hard case is included. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Browning Type: Pump-Action Shotgun Model: BPS Caliber: 12 Gauge Barrel Length: 30" Optics: N/A ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 3243 Serial Number (S/N): 07548RN152 Reference Number (Ref #): N/A Notes: This is a Browning BPS pump-action shotgun chambered in 12 gauge for both 2¾‑inch and 3‑inch shells, featuring a 30‑inch barrel. The serial number '07548RN152' indicates it is a Hunter model manufactured in 1977, placing it among the earliest BPS production and contributing to the model’s lasting reputation for durability and reliability. The BPS (Browning Pump Shotgun) is built with an all-steel receiver and twin heat-treated action bars for smooth, fast cycling. Its bottom-eject design keeps spent shells out of the shooter’s line of sight, and the top-tang safety offers intuitive, ambidextrous operation. The shotgun’s robust construction has made it a favorite for hunters and collectors alike. This example shows significant rusting and wear across multiple areas, including the barrel and receiver. Despite these cosmetic issues, the action cycles smoothly and functions as intended, reflecting the shotgun’s solid engineering and resilience over decades of use. As an early-production Hunter model, this BPS has both functional and historical appeal. It represents a classic example of Browning’s pump-action design, offering a combination of vintage character and reliable performance for the field or collection. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: POF USA Type: Semi-Automatic Rifle Model: P-415 Caliber: .223/5.56x45mm Barrel Length: 16" Optics: N/A ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 3159 Serial Number (S/N): BB-1700839 Reference Number (Ref #): P19019910 Notes: This is a POF USA P-415 semi-automatic rifle chambered in .223 Remington/5.56x45mm NATO, featuring a 16-inch barrel and serial number BB-1700839. The P-415 is part of POF USA’s line of high-performance rifles, designed with advanced engineering for reliability, reduced recoil, and smooth operation under demanding conditions. The rifle employs POF’s patented Fire Control Group (FCG) and Enhanced Bolt Carrier design, contributing to crisp trigger response and consistent cycling. The rifle is in great condition, showing minimal signs of wear and handling. The action cycles smoothly, and the rifle functions as intended. This example includes a hard case provided by the original manufacturer, offering secure transport and storage. Lightweight and well-balanced, the P-415 is designed for both tactical applications and precision shooting, making it suitable for recreational, sporting, or defensive use. Its 16-inch barrel provides a good balance of maneuverability and velocity, while the .223/5.56 chambering delivers reliable performance with common NATO or civilian ammunition. This POF P-415 represents a high-quality, ready-to-use rifle with both practical shooting and collector appeal, backed by POF USA’s reputation for innovation and durability. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Daisy Type: Semi-Automatic Rifle Model: 2201 Caliber: .22LR Barrel Length: 18" Optics: Daisy Optic ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 3150 Serial Number (S/N): AA0019933 Reference Number (Ref #): P19046070 Notes: This is a Daisy Model 2201 semi-automatic rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle, featuring an 18-inch barrel and serial number AA0019933. The rifle comes equipped with a Daisy Optic estimated at 4x magnification and includes the original hard case. The Model 2201 is designed for recreational shooting and training, offering reliable cycling and manageable recoil suitable for shooters of all experience levels. This example shows signs of wear and handling in multiple areas, reflecting its use, but the action remains smooth and functions as intended. With its included optic and durable construction, this Daisy 2201 provides a ready-to-use shooting platform for target practice, plinking, or youth training. While showing cosmetic wear, it remains a functional and practical rifle for both recreational and instructional use.. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

Manufacturer: Remington Type: Bolt-Action Rifle Model: 788 Caliber: .308 Win Barrel Length: 17" Optics: N/A ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 3161 Serial Number (S/N): B6063774 Reference Number (Ref #): P15036081 Notes: This is a Remington Model 788 bolt-action rifle chambered in .308 Winchester, featuring a 17-inch barrel and serial number B6063774. The 788 is known for its smooth bolt operation and dependable performance, making it a reliable choice for hunting and target shooting. This example shows wear consistent with use, including areas on the wooden stock where the varnish has worn off and spots of surface rust on the metal. Despite these cosmetic issues, the rifle functions as intended, with a smooth cycling bolt and solid lockup. Included with the rifle are a sling of unknown manufacturer and a hard case from Gun Guard for safe transport and storage. While showing clear signs of use, this Remington 788 remains a functional, field-ready rifle suitable for hunters, shooters, or collectors looking for a well-built classic bolt-action rifle. Please see the photographs for more details, or contact us at 907-570-7050 or email us at FFL@alaskapremierauctions.com / Admin@alaskapremierauctions.com to schedule an in-person preview of the firearm. ***All federal firearm background checks are conducted in-house, please allow pick-up times to reflect paperwork processing time (approx. 30-45 minutes).

A vibrant polychrome Aleut twined grass basket with cylindrical body and a short lid with woven finial, accented with simple repeating horizontal embroidered yarn patterns wrapped around its body and through the lid. The interior of the basket and the underside of the lid are lined with red felt. Basket measures approximately 4.25" in diameter x 4.5" tall.

An adorable carved walrus figure rendered from walrus tusk with inset baleen eyes and scrimshaw vibrissae. Sitting in a resting position, the walrus is signed on the underside by the late Charles Penatac (1911-1988), of King Island, Alaska. Measures approximately 4.5" x 2.25" x 1.25" tall.

A charmingly detailed walrus tusk carving depicting a kayaker mid-hunt, outfitted with harpoon and paddle in hand, and a captured seal resting across the bow; a seal float rests across the stern. The figure is seated in a traditional kayak, with scrimshaw defining the deck rigging and facial features. Signed on the side of the kayak by the prominent late King Island carver Leo Kunnuk (1904-1975). Measures approximately 6.25" x 1.5" x 1.5" tall.

A Yup'ik spirit wheel sculpture featuring a carved walrus figure emerging through the central ring. The head, crafted from walrus tusk, is accented with scrimshaw facial features and vibrissae upon the muzzle. The surrounding ring supports four symmetrical walrus tusk flippers and other elements as shown. Attributed to "Uncle John" Growing from Nunivak Island, Alaska. Prepared for hanging with a rustic cord loop, the mask measures approximately 7.5" x 3.25" x 7.5" tall.

A size 6.5 platinum statement ring featuring a certified natural black opal framed by a radiant array of diamonds. The oval cabochon opal measures 11.7 x 10.0 x 3.9 mm and exhibits a striking play-of-color in vivid greens and blues, with hints of violet and gold, shifting with light across its dark body tone; estimated opal carat weight of 2.95 carats. Surrounding the opal are tapered baguette-cut and round-cut brilliant diamonds in a dramatic sunburst halo cluster setting with open filigree work, adding exceptional brilliance and structure to the overall design. Diamond carat weight is estimated to be 1.33 carats in total. Accompanied by a Central Gem Laboratory (CGL) certification card issued in Japan, identifying the primary stone as a natural black opal. The card includes size and inscription details, confirming the stone’s authenticity and origin as shown.

A stunning polished walrus tusk with highly detailed polychrome scrimshaw of two female and two male loons, plus a pair of loonets on one side, a quarter of puffins on the other. Signed c.2013 at the tip by King Island carver Fred Mayac (b.1966). The other end is open, and the secondary dentine layer is visible as shown. Item measures approximately 19.5" x 2.25" x 1.75" tall.

An unusual and highly detailed walrus tusk carving of relatively contemporary nature, a skillful demonstration of reproducing ancient Old Bering Sea artifacts of similar design, including finely incised formline texture to the body and wings, and symmetrically inlaid baleen dots. Signed on the underside by Little Diomede, Alaska artist Joseph Iyahuk (1922-1984). Measures approximately 9.25" x 2.75" x 1.5" tall.

A traditional Alaska Native ulu knife featuring a polished fossilized walrus tusk handle over a curved stainless steel blade, the ulu being paired with a natural vertebra base that serves as a stand. The ulu is a traditional knife used primarily by Alaska Native women for tasks ranging from skinning animals to cutting food. Its curved blade allows for efficient rocking motions, making it especially useful for slicing through fish, meat, and hides. Largest item measures approximately 7" x 6" x 3.75".

A large desk or mantel clock handcrafted from a sizeable slab of Alaskan nephrite jade. Jade was designated as the Alaska state gem in 1968, and is known for its toughness and wide color range from pale to dark green, in addition to its cultural significance, particularly among Alaska Native communities. The angular clock face is embellished with eight walrus tusk markers and a set of brass-toned hands, and mounted at a slight angle upon a base of the same material; small triangular jade supports en verso are shown. Battery-operated, it was not operational at the time of cataloging. Measures approximately 10" x 6" x 10.5" tall.

A hand-painted cast bronze sculpture of an Eagle totem crafted by Tlingit Artisan, Lee Wallace (20th/21st c.). Totems refer to a guardian, ancestral being, or supernatural entity, and the traditional symbolism on the poles often serves as a reminder of important events or relationships, especially with animals, which hold significant meaning in Alaskan Native culture. This scarce example is one of few known colorized examples, with an uncolored edition of 250 also known to exist. Measures approximately 7.5" x 7.5" x 20.75" tall.

A fossilized woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) tusk fragment from the Pleistocene Epoch, better known as the last Ice Age. Restored with a thick resin/epoxy at some point, it reveals gorgeous blue shades of vivianite, a mineral consisting of a phosphate of iron which becomes blue or green with natural oxidation over time. Some bark loss is visible throughout, with each layer revealing a variety of color tones. Measures approximately 24" x 5" x 4"; total weight of 10 lbs, 12.6 oz.

An Alaska-themed charm bracelet featuring a 14 karat yellow gold double curb chain bracelet with eight charms in 10 karat yellow gold. Included charms are an igloo, musk ox, cache, Alaska Native, musher with dog sled, moccasin, Dall sheep, and more. Fits approximately a 6.5" to 7", wrist and total combined weight of 36.13 grams.

A striking vintage Seiko quartz wristwatch with an elegant rectangular face and simple minute markers. The face is further accented by two bold 10 karat yellow gold shoulders encrusted with natural Alaskan gold nuggets surrounding two bezel-set nephrite jade inlays in a bold geometric form. The watch is finished with a gold-toned Speidel stretch band with a reeded motif and flexible fit. The watch was ticking at time of cataloging, but the hands did not move. Case measures approximately 1" x 1.25" tall upon a stretch band; total weight of 56.73 grams.

A Breitling Avenger Skyland 1/4th second stainless steel chronograph wristwatch (model reference A13380) featuring a white dial with bold black Arabic numerals and three recessed chronograph subdials. The luminous sword-style hour and minute hands are complemented by a red-tipped center seconds hand, with a date aperture at 3 o'clock. The unidirectional rotating bezel is marked in 5-minute increments, and the case is fitted with a screw-down crown and dual pushers; water resistant to 300 meters. The bracelet is a five-link polished stainless steel design with a fold-over clasp, delivering a balanced combination of durability and classic sport styling. The watch was running at the time of cataloging. No box or papers present, good condition throughout with expected use wear.