Four diecast model airplanes with their original boxes made by Racing Champions Ertl from the Wings of Texaco Series including a "Spokane Sun-God" 1929 Buhl CA-6 Sesquiplane accompanied by a 1927 Ford Tri-Motored Monoplane. Also includes a 1929 Lockheed Air Express, plus 1929 Curtiss Robin Airplane, which is missing a blade of the propeller. The model 1929 Curtiss Robin measures approximately 13" x 8.25" x 2.5" high.

Two vintage CB radios, including a General Electric (GE) model 3-5804D and a Uniden model PC55X. Both devices utilize standard 40-channel citizen band frequencies and feature built-in automatic noise-limiting circuits for filtering engine interference. Neither was tested at time of cataloging, and the larger measures approximately 6.5" x 8" x 3" tall.

A vintage Singer Golden Touch & Sew (Model 630) zigzag sewing machine with its original plastic carrying case base and cover, alongside a decorative vintage Fleischmann's Active Dry Yeast large bulk tin. The sewing machine was not tested due to the absence of a power cord at time of cataloging, and the largest measures approximately 19" x 7.5" x 14" tall.

A pair of vintage Metropolitan Museum of Art wisteria vases crafted in the plique-à-jour technique, including original boxes, a hand-carved and painted mobile depicting the Balinese Rice Goddess Dewi Sri, along with three gold-toned and brass-toned cable, rope and barleycorn chains. One wing's notch is broken as photographed. The carving measures approximately 20" x 6.5" x 8" without the string

Four diecast model airplanes with their original boxes made by Racing Champions Ertl from the Wings of Texaco Series including a 1932 Northrop Gamma accompanied by a 1930 Travel Air Model R "Mystery Ship". Also includes a 1936 Keystone-Loening Commuter "The Duck", plus 1931 Stearman Biplane. The Northrop Gamma model measures approximately 8.25" x 13" x 3" high.

A vintage Petri FT 35mm SLR film camera with a Kalimar 55mm lens, Minolta Maxxum 7000 camera with a Minolta 75-200mm f/4.5 telephoto lens, Sony Mavica MVC-FD91 digital camera, and a Sigma 400mm f/5.6 tele multi-coated lens. Cameras were not tested at time of cataloging. Largest item measures approximately 3.25" in diameter x 10.5" tall.

A Victrola "The Hawthorne" Bluetooth Music Center in a dark wood finish, complete with its original box. It features a 3-speed belt-driven turntable, a CD player, a cassette player, Bluetooth connectivity, and an AM/FM radio. It can also be used as a device to digitize vinyl records. The unit tested to power on at time of cataloging and measures approximately 20" x 15"x 12" tall.

Four diecast airplane models, two of which are from the Ertl Wings of Texaco Series including a Special 2000 Collector's Edition 1936 Keystone-Loening Commuter "The Duck" with its box accompanied by a 1939 Beechcraft D17S "Staggerwing". Also includes flying boat models with a blue and white paint scheme and Winchester livery, plus two boxes for other aircraft. The largest box measures approximately 10" x 5" x 13" tall.

A c.1978 Yorkraft Inc. stained glass window panel entitled "Morning Dew" depicting a unicorn resting on a garden crossroads with two herons and backgrounded by mountains with a top-mounted chain ready to hang. Also includes a glass Pike Place Pinot wine-bottle-shaped wall hanging. The panel measures approximately 22.75" x 16".

Beautiful hand-turned wooden urn crafted from myrtle wood and black wood by author and wood artist Bill Bowers, signed on the underside. It measures approximately 3" in diameter x 14" tall.

Ten model cars accompanied by a Target Bullseye Dog plush and plastic carrying case. Model cars include a Burago 1957 Chevrolet Corvette accompanied by a Funrise police pickup truck. Also includes four Kinsmart Chevrolet Bel Airs in blue, black, red and yellow, and more as photographed. The Burago corvette is missing part of the windshield and the remaining piece is loose as photographed. The police truck measures approximately 13.5" x 5" x 5" high; the case measures approximately 20" x 11.5" x 17" tall.

A hand-painted 1978 Fur Rendezvous pin featuring a mukluk with a dark fur lining accompanied by two 1966 Fur Rendezvous green glazed ceramic pins depicting a sled musher. The 1978 pin measures approximately 2.25" x 3.25" high.

A complete set of eight Libbey cities of the world highball glasses and two duplicates with a metal wire caddy. Also includes a ceramic grater plate, plus a Le Parfait Super glass canning jar which measures approximately 5" in diameter x 5" high.

An LG DVD multi-format recorder and VCR combo unit, a Tamon Model EB-2000 Japanese stereo frequency equalizer with dual 10-band controls, and a Harman Kardon DC5300 dual cassette deck player/recorder. The LG and Tamon powered on at time of cataloging, while the cassette deck did not. The largest measures approximately 17" x 3" x 13.75" tall.

Figural ram belt buckle, Anchorage Centennial pin, All Alaska Sweepstakes patch, stone belt buckle, and four Alaska-themed belt buckles, including 1983 All Alaska Sweepstakes Commemorative Race buckle, a formline design buckle, McGrath Alaska Mail Trail buckle, and Alaska Miners Association buckle, two of which are from Anacortes Brass Works. The largest item measures approximately 3.75" x 2.75" overall.

A white glazed ceramic deer head double bud vase on a solid cube-shaped pedestal, alongside three wooden insulator pins traditionally used for telegraph or telephone pole mounting. The vase measures approximately 5" x 5" x 10" tall.

Four art prints, including a signed 1987 commemorative poster entitled "The Great Peace Walk" by Bill Rane (American, 1927-2005); a signed print of "Narwhal" by artist Nathalie Parenteau (Canadian); and a signed and numbered 153/324 "Nenana Ice Classic" poster and a matted print titled "Tom's Tub" by Alaska artist Barbara Lavallee (b. 1941). The largest poster is framed and measures approximately 26" x 26" overall.

A handmade serving bowl featuring a glazed green foliate exterior design accompanied by two olive oil and vinegar dispenser bottles with a matching design; each piece has a wave-like maker's mark on the underside. Also includes a pair of ceramic salt and pepper shakers featuring a multi-colored botanical pattern made in Poland, plus a ceramic cup initialed N.T. on the underside. The bowl measures approximately 12" in diameter x 5" high.

A signed original pencil drawing depicting an Iñupiaq seal hunter pulling a seal across the ice by Yup'ik artist Pat Minock (1947-2021). The piece is matted and framed and measures approximately 12" x 13.75" overall.

Two 1993 KMart Holiday teddy bears in plaid costumes and a holiday teddy bear with a red hat and scarf. The larger measures approximately 19" x 9" x 17" tall.