Two small decorative prints with a reflective gold-toned, fabric-like surface: one depicts sailing boats and buildings beside a harbor, and the other a timbered cottage with trees and a distant landscape. Both are set in matching black frames with narrow gold-colored borders and hanging rings on the reverse. The exact surface material is uncertain; staff described it as possibly gilded silk. The images show fine surface lines and discoloration, and the frames have small chips and edge wear. Each frame measures approximately 5.5 by 6.5 inches overall.

A doll dressed in a fur-trimmed parka, dark trousers and lace-front boots, carrying miniature mittens and mounted on a heart-shaped stand marked Carlson Dolls. The outfit combines short brown fur with white and gray-brown long-haired trim. The garments combine seal fur with fox and coyote trim and possible rabbit. Also included are six tan clay figurines bearing Golya B marks, depicting parka-clad adults and children in seated, kneeling and standing poses. Several have additional incised names. The figures show surface rubbing, small chips, dark marks and worn underside edges. The doll has handling wear, uneven fur and worn footwear; it measures approximately 6 inches wide by 3.5 inches deep by 12 inches high. We have done our due diligence to identify the specific fur(s) used in this lot; however, we are not professional furriers or authenticators.

A long whale-baleen plate engraved with a sequence of hunting scenes: a domed shelter, a spear-bearing figure facing a polar bear, a group in a boat beside a whale, and several walruses. Pale incised lines contrast with the dark baleen, which retains a fringe of bristles along one edge. The signature is read as Ahtuangaruak. The plate shows surface scratches, edge wear, small chips and irregular or broken bristles, with a slight natural curve. It measures approximately 61 inches long by 4.5 inches wide.

Nineteen coyote-brown equipment pouches with INVISIO logos, zippered tops and interior slip pockets. The photographed manufacturer label identifies London Bridge Trading Co., model LBT-6109M Modular MCAS Pouch. Each measures approximately 12 inches wide by 10 inches high. The pouches bear handwritten organization or inventory markings, with wrinkles, scuffs, discoloration and general use wear. This lot consists of the pouches; no communication electronics are pictured or included in the lot.

An American bison, also commonly called buffalo, skull with broad, outward-and-upward-curving horn cores. The rough, porous cores are exposed rather than covered by intact dark horn sheaths. The skull is presented without a lower jaw and retains upper cheek teeth. The bone shows weathering, discoloration, open seams, cracking and small losses, with a conspicuous hole in the frontal area. Measures approximately 23 by 20 by 9 inches high.

"The Last Blueberries", a signed and numbered print by Shannon Cartwright showing people and bears gathering berries on a rounded hillside, with mountains and flying birds above. Delicate red branches contrast with dark figures and pale blue mountain forms. The lower margin bears the title, edition number 54/200, signature and an 83 copyright inscription. The print is matted and set in a slim gold-tone frame. The pale mat and backing show discoloration, with light frame wear and marks on the rear board. Overall dimensions are approximately 15.75 by 14 inches.

A hooded woodland camouflage poncho with mesh and attached ghillie layers, accompanied by loose netting, fabric and fiber materials for camouflage construction. Supplies include six packages of Tactical Concealment Moss Fiber, a spool labeled 190 feet of heavy-duty jute twine, assorted color-dye vials with instructions, and a tube of Outdoor GOOP adhesive/sealant. The garment and loose materials show tangling, fraying, creasing and use or storage wear. The adhesive tube carries a flammable warning. The poncho measures approximately 25 inches across the chest, 27 inches across the shoulders and 30 inches long when laid flat. Note: APAA is unable to ship items containing flammable, explosive, caustic, liquid, or other hazardous or restricted materials. This may include ammunition; gasoline-, propane-, or kerosene-powered items such as lawn equipment, generators, grills, camp stoves, heaters, lanterns, and lighters; and liquids such as cleaners, paint, and the contents of lava lamps, collectible beverage containers, or perfume bottles. Other restricted items may include rechargeable batteries and items containing them, including cordless power tools, laptops, and other electronics; light bulbs and neon signs; air compressors and compressed gas cylinders; printer toner; and similar hazardous or restricted materials. For more information prior to bidding, please email us at Shipping@AlaskaPremierAuctions.com or call/text us at 907.570.7050.

Two miniature Yup’ik coiled grass baskets with rounded shoulders, narrowing bases and fitted lids topped by small knob finials. Closely worked coils form the bodies, with short horizontal bands in dark, reddish and orange tones creating stacked geometric decoration on the natural-colored grass. Their differing proportions and patterns make a complementary pair. The larger basket measures approximately 2.25 inches in diameter by 4 inches high.

Two American bison, commonly called buffalo, skulls with contrasting horn appearance. One retains dark, ridged horn sheaths curving upward and inward; the other has pale, porous horn cores exposed. Both are presented without lower jaws. The skulls show weathering, discoloration, open seams, cracks and bone losses. The example with exposed horn cores has a hole in its frontal area. The larger is recorded at approximately 17 by 23.5 by 10 inches high.

Approximately twenty-nine adult, photography and general-interest publications, including Playboy, Perfect 10, Oui, Esquire, Photo, American Photo and Peterson's Photographic. Also included are a Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue and The New Massage by Gordon Inkeles. The selection mixes celebrity features, pictorials and photographic instruction. Condition varies, with creased and rubbed covers, edge wear, worn spines and discoloration. The largest publication measures approximately 9 inches wide by 12 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 substantial jewelry-making assortment organized into compartment boxes and small cases. Contents include headpins, eyepins, jump rings, crimp beads, bead caps, clasps, spacers, connectors, earring wires and hoops, chain sections, brooch findings, decorative settings, loose beads and other components. Finishes include gold, silver, bronze, gunmetal and black tones. Some supplies remain in small labeled packets, while others are loose or mixed within compartments. Condition varies, with tarnish and discoloration on some metal pieces and scuffs, staining and wear to the organizers. The largest organizers measure approximately 10.5 inches long by 7 inches wide by 1.75 inches high.

Two woven baskets, a Parsons Hotel key with room-304 tag and a Barry Goldwater campaign button bearing The Best Man for the Job. The key tag identifies The Parsons Hotel at 300 H Street, Anchorage, Alaska. The larger basket is round with an attached lid; the smaller is square with contrasting dark and pale woven bands. A handwritten note found inside the round basket identifies it as from Tenganan, Bali, made of smoked atar material, and records its purchase from Jo Anne Hinton at Anchorage's Downtown Saturday Market on September 1, 2001. This provenance is reported from the note. The baskets show surface wear and discoloration, with wear to the key/tag, button and creased note. The round basket measures approximately 8 inches in diameter by 8 inches high.

A Chevak gut doll, likely by a member of the Paniyak family, depicts a figure mending a fishing net. The figure wears a blue-and-black striped kuspuk, a red floral headscarf and fur-trimmed garments. Its face has bead eyes and stitched features beneath fur hair. Sealskin mittens and mukluks with leather soles complete the clothing; the pale trim appears to be rabbit. Wear includes tears to the headscarf on the doll's left side, tears and separation in the pale fur trim, and shedding, as photographed. The doll measures approximately 6 by 7.5 by 19.5 inches when laid flat, with 19.5 inches representing its overall length.

Four original watercolors of Montevideo, Uruguay, with signatures read as Mauro. Pencil captions identify Monumento a la Carreta, Avenida Agraciada, Pocitos and Plaza Independencia. Three carry a 59 date beside the signature. Scenes include the ox-cart monument, a busy avenue, the beach and the equestrian monument in Plaza Independencia. Three paintings are matted and framed under glass in matching gold-tone frames; Plaza Independencia is matted without an outer frame. The unframed mat has substantial scuffing, chips and edge loss, while the frames have scratches and corner wear. Sheets and mats show discoloration and scattered marks, and several floral-paper backings are torn. La Platense framing labels are present on three reverses. The framed works measure approximately 18 by 15.5 inches overall.

A colorful mixed-media wall relief by Kennith Humphrey (1964–2023), depicting a seated guitarist in a purple shirt against a green interior. Painted wood layers project from the backing panel, with a separately modeled head and raised arms and instrument. The front bears the name Kennith Humphrey; a handwritten reverse label also names Humphrey and Vicksburg, Mississippi. Measures approximately 20 inches wide x 24 inches high. The board and raised elements show edge wear, small chips and surface marks.

A freestanding metal sculpture outlining Alaska, with a gold-colored line and dots tracing the Trans-Alaska Pipeline route. Brown, purple, blue and gold heat coloration contrasts with the dark cut edges, and the map is mounted on a curved metal base. The pipeline runs approximately 800 miles from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez. The sculpture has scratches, oxidation and surface discoloration, particularly on the reverse and underside. It measures approximately 10.75 inches wide by 2.5 inches deep by 7.25 inches high.

A large group of Pokémon trading cards in four stacks, loose groups and clear storage pages, including foil cards and a Gardevoir V promo identified as SWSH105. Accessories include green illustrated Ogerpon sleeves and a Pokémon TCG playmat showing Venusaur with Snivy, Charizard with Braixen, and Blastoise with Piplup; the mat bears a 2019 copyright marking. The assortment also includes Yu-Gi-Oh! cards such as Magic Cylinder, Chaos Zone and Frightfur Sabre-Tooth, four illustrated Spin Master battle cards and two joker playing cards. Cards show varied edge wear, scratches and bends; some are in sleeves or page pockets. No individual grades, exact total, complete sets or unsearched status are established. The playmat shows handling wear and measures approximately 23.5 by 13.5 inches.

A group of woodland camouflage garments and ghillie-construction materials, including two jacket or cape-style tops, camouflage pants, suspender-equipped mesh overpant layers, and loose netting, fabric, cord and fiber strips. One pants label reads Small-Regular, waist 27–31 inches and inseam 29.5–32.5 inches; this label does not size every piece in the group. Loose fibers, cut strips and netting form the ghillie camouflage layers. The garments show creasing, tangling and use wear. The measured zip-front jacket is approximately 15 inches across the chest, 14 inches across the shoulders, with 24-inch sleeves and a 26-inch overall length, measured flat.

A twelve-tool Gerber group comprising five plier multi-tools, six folding knives and a GDC money clip with a removable small fixed blade. The multi-tools include a Truss and three sliding-plier examples, with ruler markings and assorted folding implements. The pocket knives include plain and partly serrated blades with black or open-frame handles. Two black Gerber nylon sheaths are included. Tools show use, including scratches, finish wear, residue and wear to blade edges; the sheaths have rubbing and frayed areas. Photographs show the tools opened. The largest multi-tool measures approximately 5 by 1.25 inches closed.

A partial Tienshan Folk Craft Moose Country stoneware service with dark green moose-and-tree motifs and sponge-pattern borders: seven dinner plates, eight smaller plates, six bowls and six mugs. Four additional mugs include two brown-and-cream Alaska clay pottery mugs incised AMc, a moose-themed novelty mug with a two-turds-full message and interior decoration, and a Burton + Burton Born to Hunt camouflage mug. One dinner plate has a rim chip. The pieces otherwise show varying utensil marks, scuffs, discoloration and wear to unglazed bases. This is an incomplete service rather than a uniform place-setting set. The largest plates measure approximately 10.5 inches in diameter.