A grizzly bear skull with jaw and attached US-CITES AK GBR tag and a 1lb. box of Van Dyke's magnesium carbonate (MAG1). The skull measures approximately 14" x 7" x 6" tall.

A reindeer hide originating from Finland with spots of discoloration and cracks on the underside, as photographed. Measures approximately 44" x 57" overall.

A taxidermy lynx rug by Jonas Brothers of Alaska featuring a mounted head, and a brown lining with a scalloped edge. There is a tear in the lining as photographed. Measures approximately 50" x 48" overall.

Approximately eight trophy plaque/antler panels with undrilled backs. Largest measures approximately 16.5" x 1" x 16.5" tall.

A reindeer hide originating from Finland with spots of discoloration and cracks on the underside, as photographed. Measures approximately 45" x 55" overall.

A Leupold VX-Freedom 3-9x40 (one-inch) 450 Bushmaster Model 176011, with Duplex reticle and matte finish; 100% waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof. Includes the original packaging. Product box measures approximately 14" x 3.25" x 2.75".

A black bear skull and jaw specimen, plus a partial specimen that appears to be that of a boar. Largest measures approximately 11" x 6.5" x 4.75" tall.

Two traditional hunting tools, a lasso and bolas. Bolas are designed to entangle the legs of animals, traditionally used for hunting, and famously employed by gauchos in South America. This one has three weights, a common configuration. The largest bolas' weight measures approximately 2.5" x 3" tall.

An L.L. Bean fly fishing landing net, a plastic fly box filled with various fishing flies, sixteen plastic condiment cups filled with numerous fishing flies, and eight books, including Alaska Raw by Bob Lacher, Highway Angler 6: Fishing Alaska's Road System by Gunnar Pedersen, The Professionals' Favorite Flies, Volume One and Two by Lefty Kreh, Fly Patterns of Alaska by the Alaska Flyfishers, The Hatches Made Simple: A Universal Guide to Selecting the Proper Fly at the Right Time by Charles R. Meck, Fly Fishing Women Explore Alaska by Cecilia "Pudge" Kleinkauf, and Alaska Sport Fishing Guide by Cheryl Hull, Largest item measures approximately 11" x 33.5".

Approximately fifteen leather cartridge holder pouches, two leather cartridge belt slides, a belt, a box of Hornady 6mm .243 Spire Point bullets, a box of Hornady .22 Caliber .227" Diameter 70 Grain InterLock Spire Point Flat Base with Cannelure projectiles, a box of Federal Premium Personal Defense HST .357 SIG 125 Grain Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) ammunition, seventeen loose .357 Magnum snap caps, and more. The loose ammo photographed is what was kept in the carriers. Largest item measures approximately 5" x 1" x 2.5" thick. Note: APAA is unable to ship any items containing flammable, explosive, caustic, liquid, or other hazardous materials. This may include ammunition; items powered by gasoline, propane, or kerosene (lawn tools, generators, grills and camp stoves, heaters, lanterns, lighters); liquids such as cleaners, paint, lava lamps, collectible beverage/perfume containers; items with rechargeable batteries (cordless power tools, laptops, other electronics); air compressors, neon signs, and other hazards such as printer toner, compressed gas cylinders, and more. If you are bidding on items of this nature and intend to use our shipping services, please inquire in advance as to the specifics.

A Swarovski ATS 65 HD spotting scope with a 25-50x wide-angle zoom eyepiece, known for its high-definition optics and suitability for various outdoor activities. Also includes filter, lens cap, and other accessories, as photographed. Scope measures approximately 15" x 7" x 3.25".

A fantastically carved walrus tusk totem featuring a vertical sequence of stylized human faces and abstract forms in relief, rising along the curve of the tusk. Each face is uniquely rendered with with inset baleen eyes, and follows a stacked totemic form including walrus, whale, seal, salmon, and other Arctic sealife. The tusk is signed by Siberian Yup'ik artist Harold Benjamin Slwooko (1960-2017) inside the wide end of the tusk. Tusk sits upon a removable stone cube base as shown, and the tusk alone measures approximately 1.5" x 1" x 19.5" tall.

Three fishing reels including a Penn Special Senator 3/0H trolling reel, designed for saltwater big-game fishing and valued for its strength and reliability, along with a Penn Senator 112H, another heavy-duty conventional reel from Penn’s celebrated Senator line. Also included is an Abu Garcia Ambassadeur 6501C3 left-hand retrieve baitcasting reel, made in Sweden, recognized for smooth casting and precision control. The lot is accompanied by Penn Reels instruction and parts manuals for Models 418 and 89B. Additional items include a Polartec fleece jacket with an embroidered logo for "John Elmore's Grayling on a Fly, Nome, Alaska," and a L.L. Bean cotton canvas coat with an embroidered logo for "Camp Bendeleben, Nome, Alaska." The late Mr. Elmore founded Nome Outfitters in Nome, and owned and operated two hunting and fishing guide services, Camp Bendeleben, and later, Grayling on a Fly, in Council, Alaska. The L. L. Bean coat is a size Medium.

A fantastic and large fossilized walrus tusk carving depicting a vertical procession of stylized totemic animal figures, including humans and eagles, ascending the natural curve of the tusk. Each creature is deeply carved in relief, with defined limbs and expressive faces that evoke traditional Alaska Native storytelling. The fossilization of the tusk gives it a variegated texture and coloration, ranging from creamy white tones to rich mineral browns with visible surface cracking. The base is a walrus jawbone with four teeth remaining present, as shown. Signed " T. Gray" on the side of the base as photographed. Overall, the item measures approximately 9" x 11.5" x 25" tall.

Manufacturer: Springfield Type: Trap-Door Rifle Model: 1878 Caliber: 45-70 Barrel Length: 24" Optics: N/A ATF Form 4473 Required: No Log: N/A Serial Number (S/N): 86534 Reference Number (Ref #): N/A Notes: The Springfield Model 1878 Trap-Door Rifle is chambered in .45-70 Government with a 24-inch barrel. This example is in great condition for its age, showing typical signs of aging but no major active rust. The hardwood stock retains an attractive varnish with some scratches and small dents consistent with use and age. Mechanically sound and visually appealing, it represents Springfield Armory’s late 19th-century craftsmanship. The Trap-Door design was a pivotal step in U.S. military small arms development, transitioning from muzzle-loading muskets to breech-loading rifles. The Model 1878 was part of the family of rifles used during the Indian Wars era, prized for its reliability, ease of maintenance, and powerful .45-70 cartridge 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: Rolling Block Rifle Model: M1867 Caliber: 11.7x51R Danish Barrel Length: 34" Optics: N/A ATF Form 4473 Required: No Log: N/A Serial Number (S/N): 59354 Reference Number (Ref #): N/A Notes: The Remington Model 1867 Rolling Block Rifle, chambered in 11.7x51R Danish, features a 34-inch barrel and remains in excellent condition for its age. This example shows light aging with minimal rust and no notable damage, retaining smooth, fully functional operation. Marked “KJOBENHAVNS TOIHUUS” on the tang, this rifle was manufactured at the Copenhagen Arsenal under license from Remington. Crown markings are present on multiple components, including the handguard band, buttplate, barrel, and receiver, confirming its Danish military contract origin. Based on its features and markings, it was most likely produced in the early to mid-1880s. While the hardwood stock appears to have been replaced at some point—its tone and varnish differing from the original handguard—the craftsmanship is consistent and well-fitted. A handmade leather sling, lacking manufacturer markings, accompanies the rifle, adding to its period character. The Danish-made M1867 retained the strength and simplicity of the Remington rolling block action, a design adopted worldwide for its reliability. Issued during a transitional era in European small arms, it fired the formidable 11.7mm cartridge and served Denmark well into the late 19th century. This rifle is both a mechanically sound shooter and a tangible piece of Scandinavian military heritage. 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: Winchester Type: Break Action Shotgun Model: 370 Caliber: 12 Gauge Barrel Length: 36" Optics: N/A ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 3252 Serial Number (S/N): C201396 Reference Number (Ref #): N/A Notes: The Winchester Model 370 is a single-shot, break-action shotgun chambered in 12 gauge, capable of firing both 2¾-inch and 3-inch shells. This example features a 36-inch barrel and remains in great overall condition. The blued steel and barrel show minimal wear, while the hardwood stock and forearm display light finish wear primarily to the varnish. Mechanically, the action is smooth and fully functional. Manufactured in Cobourg, Ontario, Canada between 1968 and 1973, the Model 370 was known for its rugged simplicity, dependable performance, and clean break-action design. The presence of a serial number confirms this shotgun was produced after 1968, most likely between 1969 and 1973, following new U.S. manufacturing requirements. Collector’s Note: Early production Model 370s with intact factory markings and serial numbers are increasingly sought after, as they represent the first years of Winchester’s Canadian-made break-action shotguns. This long-barreled variant offers excellent reach and swing, making it not only a functional hunting gun but also a noteworthy piece of Winchester history. 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: Marlin Type: Lever-Action Rifle Model: 97 Caliber: .22 LR Barrel Length: 23.5" Optics: N/A ATF Form 4473 Required: Yes Log: 3251 Serial Number (S/N): 329460 Reference Number (Ref #): N/A Notes: The Marlin Model 97 is a lever-action rifle chambered in .22 LR, featuring a 23.5-inch barrel. This example is in good overall condition, showing minor cosmetic wear consistent with use. Important Mechanical Note: This rifle has a functional issue: the hammer drops while attempting to chamber a round and does not lock back properly when chambering subsequent rounds. Due to this, the rifle requires repair or gunsmith attention before it can be safely fired. Despite the mechanical concern, the firearm retains its classic Marlin design, including a smooth lever action and durable walnut stock. It represents a collectible piece of Marlin’s .22 LR lever-action lineage, suitable for restoration or parts. 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 large group of fishing sinkers, the weights used in fishing to help lures or bait sink to the desired depth and maintain position. Includes the cannonball or ball-styles, a downrigger weight, used in downrigger fishing to get fishing lures and bait down to a desired depth quickly and efficiently, three needlefish popper lures, and more. Largest item measures approximately 9.75" x 6" x 2.75".

A stone lithograph c.1973 by the late Alaskan artist, Fred Machetanz (1908-2002) entitled "The Invaders". The work depicts a hypothetical 1778 scene in which a polar bear watches Captain James Cook as he explored the Arctic in his ships, HMS Resolution and HMS Discovery. The invaders with their modern weapons intrude upon the kingdom of Nanook (Inuit word for polar bear) for the first time, and the Arctic would forever be affected by this invasion. The polar bear senses a change to come. Titled lower left, marked Edition-100, and hand-signed in graphite lower right. Matted within a black frame measuring approximately 21.5" x 25.5" overall; sight view of 14.5" x 18.5".