Three Rab cold-weather garments, recorded as size Medium: a yellow-and-black Expedition down parka with hood, a purple Expedition one-piece suit or layering garment, and black quilted down bib pants with adjustable suspenders and a retained hangtag. Rab, Expedition and down markings are shown, including labels stating handmade in Sheffield, England. The garments show creasing, surface marks and wear around edges and fastenings.

Two shrink-wrapped vinyl albums: Eagles, You Can Never Leave: The Extra Night at Burbank, with packaging marked limited edition on clear vinyl and Japan Edition; and Tina Turner, Private Dancer, with a sticker stating cut from the 2015 remaster. They are accompanied by three lidded decorative beer steins: Operation Northern Watch, Spangdahlem Air Base and a green-glazed example with a sculptural castle lid. One stein base is numbered 339 of 5,000. The sealed packaging shows wrinkles and handling wear. The steins have surface wear, base discoloration and tarnish on the metal lids and fittings. Each album sleeve measures approximately 12 inches square.

An assorted costume-jewelry group with layered faux-pearl and bead necklaces, gold-tone chains, a fringed black pendant and a large amber-colored medallion. Earrings include hoops, drops, star and bow forms, and holiday bell designs. Other pieces include beaded and charm bracelets, a witch figure, a floral brooch, a green-centered brooch, a rhinestone floral barrette and five gold-tone bookmarks with round scenic and bird designs. A boxed Sparkle Allure tennis-style bracelet is labeled fine silver plated and cubic zirconia. Pieces show varying tarnish, finish wear, scratches and handling marks. The blue bracelet box measures approximately 8 by 2 by 2.5 inches.

A yellow Plano toolbox filled with loose building pieces, including LEGO bricks, plates, wheels and tires, windows, structural elements, minifigures and small accessories. Assorted instruction booklets and bags of components are mixed through the bin. Pieces are mixed and unsorted, with handling wear and some discoloration. The toolbox is missing one gray latch and shows scuffs and wear. It measures approximately 19 inches long by 12.75 inches wide by 9.5 inches high.

An Elite Gourmet tabletop kettle popcorn maker in red, model EPM-250 with a 2.5-ounce kettle, accompanied by five red-and-white striped popcorn containers. Also included is a vintage Wolverine lithographed-tin merry-go-round with a striped canopy, animal shields, small horses and airplanes, and a side operating lever. Its base is marked Wolverine Supply & Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. The popcorn maker was reported functional at intake and is photographed with its light and switches illuminated. The carousel was reported functional at cataloging. The appliance has surface marks and use wear. The carousel has scratches, paint loss, oxidation and wear to its metal parts and figures. The popcorn maker measures approximately 9.5 inches by 10.5 inches by 17 inches high.

Four Mountain Hardwear garments: an orange-and-black hooded down parka and red-and-black down one-piece suit, both Absolute Zero models in men's Medium, plus a gray-and-black full-zip fleece/softshell jacket and taupe outdoor pants, both recorded as men's Small. The insulated pieces have reinforced dark panels and multiple zip closures. Fabric shows creasing, light surface marks, lint and wear at edges and fastenings. Label and logo wear is visible.

Twelve folding tools: nine plier multi-tools and three pocket-knife multi-tools, accompanied by three black fabric pouches. Visible brands and markings include Almighty Eagle, ZeroDark, Husky and Sheffield, with promotional engraving for Hilcorp, BMC Software and Marvin Johnson & Associates. One plier tool commemorates the Tesoro 2010 Benzene Reduction Project. The tools include assorted blades, screwdrivers, openers, files, saws, scissors and corkscrews. Condition varies, with scratches, scuffs, worn finishes, staining and residue; the pouches show rubbing and fraying. Implements are shown open in the photographs. The largest open plier tool measures approximately 6 inches long by 5 inches wide by 1 inch thick.

Six knives and two plier multi-tools. The fixed-blade knives comprise a fillet knife, a green-handled Billy Bay stainless-steel bait knife and a blunt-tip Wenoka dive knife marked Blackie Collins, each with a molded sheath. Three folding knives include a wolf-decorated blade and two wood-tone handles personalized Edward and Hunter, the latter two with boxes. The multi-tools are marked Schrade Tough and Rocktol. Blades and tools show scratches, spotting, residue and finish wear; the fillet knife has pronounced discoloration. The fillet knife measures approximately 11 inches overall with a 6-inch blade.

Two coin accessories: a 1921 Morgan silver dollar in an ornate gold-tone pendant mount, and a 1972-D Eisenhower dollar in a silver-tone mount with a snake-link chain and key rings. The pendant has a textured closed back that conceals the Morgan dollar's reverse and any mintmark. The standard Morgan dollar composition is 90% silver and 10% copper; the 1972-D Eisenhower dollar is copper-nickel clad, with standard overall composition of 91.67% copper and 8.33% nickel. These specifications apply to the coins, not to the untested mounts. Both coins are ungraded and show wear, scratches and toning, with additional finish wear on the fittings. The mounted Morgan pendant measures approximately 1.75 inches in diameter.

Five knives with contrasting wavy blade patterns: a large tanto-style folder with a black textured handle; an iridescent shell-like handled folder with a leather lanyard; a small fixed blade with a cream-colored handle and brass-tone bolster; and two compact folders with decorative foliate bolsters and dark or wood handles. The knives show scratches, darkening, residue and blade-edge wear. No fixed-blade sheath is shown. Locking mechanisms and sharpness are untested. The black-handled folder measures approximately 8.25 inches open with a 3.5-inch blade.

A lynx-fur trapper hat incorporating the head pelt with ears, muzzle and facial features, plus long side panels ending in paws with visible claws. The fur varies from cream and tan to gray-brown, and the interior is lined in black fabric. The fur and black fabric lining show wear, particularly around the muzzle, edges and paw ends. The recorded hat opening is approximately 20 inches in circumference, and the overall length with the hanging panels is approximately 23 inches.

A carved walrus ivory bear standing upright with projecting forepaws, dark eye and claw details and a softly polished cream-colored surface. The carving shows discoloration, surface wear and worn dark detailing. It measures approximately 1.5 inches wide by 1.5 inches deep by 4 inches high.

An extensive mixed-pattern flatware group with dinner and smaller forks, teaspoons, larger spoons, dinner knives, pastry forks, serving spoons, a pierced server, meat fork and ladle. Photographed marks include Wm. A. Rogers, Oneida Community, Tudor Plate, Hotel Plate, Triple, Reinforced, Deep Silver, E.P.N.S. and Rogers nickel silver, with some stainless knife blades. Several handles have floral, scroll or geometric decoration and a few have monograms. This is a mixed assortment rather than a complete matching service. Condition ranges from bright surfaces to heavy tarnish, with scratches, spots, worn plating and dull or pitted areas. The wooden chest has a purple fabric lining, knife slots and divided storage, with exterior scratches and finish loss plus staining and wear inside. It measures approximately 14.75 inches wide by 10.75 inches deep by 3.5 inches high.

Three automatic knives: a Buck 838 side-opening knife with black drop-point blade and handle; a Denali Tactical Knives out-the-front knife with blue handle and two-tone tanto blade; and a Kershaw Launch 9 with black handle and stonewashed drop-point blade. The Kershaw is marked 7250, KAI USA and CPM154; the Buck's reverse bears BOS 154-CM markings. The knives show use and carry wear, including blade scratches and substantial finish loss along the Buck handle and blade edges and the Kershaw pocket clip. The Buck measures approximately 8 inches overall with a 3.5-inch blade. 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.

Seven The North Face garments: a blue-and-black Gore-Tex hooded jacket, XS; a red Summit Series 800-down parka with Windstopper markings, men's XS; a red/gray/black Steep Tech vest, Small; black-and-red bib snow pants, Small; a black jacket, Small; taupe trail pants, Small; and a blue vest, men's Large. The trail pants have zip-off lower-leg sections. The black jacket is recorded with a broken zipper, and the close-up shows a damaged or missing pull. The group also shows creasing, lint, fading, fabric marks and wear to labels and hardware.

A dark wooden chalet-style cuckoo clock with a peaked roof, painted floral details, two figures flanking the dial and a small group of dancers above. Three pinecone-shaped weights and a pendulum are included. The back is stamped Made in Germany and carries a Wisconsin Clock Center label with a handwritten 11/11/74 notation; that label is not treated as a manufacturing date. Visible condition includes dust, scuffs and finish wear, with oxidation on the weights and chains. Overall dimensions are approximately 13.75 inches wide by 7.75 inches deep by 14.5 inches high, excluding the hanging weights and pendulum.

Six work and outdoor garments: a yellow-and-gray Helly Hansen Work/Wear hooded pullover, men's Medium; olive Helly Hansen bib overalls, men's Small; a dark 5.11 Tactical Series jacket, Small; a red Arc'teryx hooded shell, men's Small; an olive Red Ledge hooded jacket, Small; and black Moonstone rain pants, recorded as Small, with a photographed Gore-Tex label. The Helly Hansen pullover has worn or missing yellow coating near the inside neck opening. The group shows creasing, surface marks and wear to cuffs, edges, labels and fastenings.

Five blue Whitman Lincoln cent albums and folders with coins in many, but not all, openings. The group includes two larger albums labeled Lincoln Cents 1909–1940 and Lincoln Cents 1941–, plus folders for 1909–1940, starting 1941 and Lincoln Memorial cents starting 1959. Photographs show wheat and Memorial reverse cents and silver-colored examples in the 1943 positions. no grades are assigned. Coins show varied toning, spots and wear. Covers and pages have rubbing and discoloration, with a damaged spine/hinge on one album. The larger albums measure approximately 7 inches wide by 8.75 inches high.

A handmade Alaska-style doll in a fur outfit with a contrasting dark hood ruff, painted facial features, a leather belt and beaded fringe details. Two small face pins accompany it, each with outlined facial features, a two-tone fur surround, green felt backing and a pin fastener. The doll's painted face has fine cracking and surface wear, and the fur is flattened or uneven in places. Leather ties, stitching and pin backs show handling wear. The doll measures approximately 6.75 inches wide by 2.75 inches deep by 10.5 inches high when upright.

A loose bulk group of U.S. Lincoln cents, with many Lincoln Memorial reverses visible. The coins range from brighter copper-colored examples to heavily darkened pieces, with substantial green and blue corrosion, spotting, residue and surface wear throughout the group. No unsearched status is established, and the photographs do not confirm wheat or steel cents. Coins are ungraded and offered in the condition shown.