Dozens of polished mineral specimens in shades of red, yellow, cream, plus a blue specimen. Also includes specimens tentatively identified as jasper, yellow agates, a turquoise specimen, and more as photographed. The largest stone measures approximately 2" x 1.5".

A cleaned canid skull and jawbone with intact teeth, tentatively identified as a red fox skull (Vulpes vulpes); held together with rubber bands. It measures approximately 2.5" x 5.5" x 2.25" high.

Two hardcover books presenting opposing viewpoints of Dr. Frederick A. Cook's exploration claims including My Attainment of the Pole by Dr. Frederick A. Cook in which he claims to be the first person to reach the North Pole, accompanied by The Dishonorable Dr. Cook by Bradford Washburn and Peter Cherici debunking Cook's claims of being the first to summit Mount McKinley. The Dishonorable Dr. Cook measures approximately 10.25" x 8.75" tall.

A Tonka Mighty Dump Truck model #952 construction toy made of pressed steel and plastic components. It features an articulated truck bed that can be manually lifted or lowered and working all-terrain wheels. It measures approximately 16" x 8" x 10".

Fossilized ivory specimen, carved into the shape of an eagle's head with beak and incised feather details. It is mounted on an oak base. The craving measures approximately 3.75" in total length, and the base measures 4.5" in length.

A Nylint Toys Road Grader construction toy made of orange pressed steel. It features an adjustable grader blade that can be raised, lowered, and angled, alongside a functional steering wheel that turns the front wheels. It measures approximately 18" x 7" x 5".

An antler and ivory panel bracelet with alternating antler slices and ivory tiles held together by an white rope. The bracelet measures approximately 8.5" in circumference x 1.5" in height.

Five plastic model kits including two Monogram 1931 Rolls-Royce and 1932 Cadillac V-16 kits in 1/24 scale, shrink-wrapped in their original boxes. Also includes an AMT/Ertl 1934 Ford Street Rod kit in 1/25, shrink-wrapped in its box, plus a Hasegawa Messerschmitt Bf109E plane model kit in 1/32 scale, and more as photographed. Some boxes are dented as photographed. The plane model kit box measures approximately 15.5" x 2.25" x 10.25" high.

A taxidermy black bear head mount (Ursus americanus) with its mouth open displaying four large canines and red and black felt backing. It measures approximately 10" x 17" high.

Four fossilized and partially-fossilized vertebrae accompanied by two fossilized horn cores from unidentified animals. The largest horn specimen measures approximately 11.25" x 2.75" x 3.5" high.

Two original ink drawings depicting the stylized portraits of an Alaska Native woman and man by Alaska Native artist Pete Tuckichuk (20th Century). The woman's portrait is signed and displays some discoloration as photographed. Both are accented with matting and framed under glass; each piece measures approximately 10.75" x 8.75" overall.

Two pairs of Gerber multi-tools, featuring an 800 Legend multi-plier with contoured aluminum handles with rubber inserts, alongside an MP600 stainless steel multi-plier. The larger tool measures approximately 6.5" x 1" x 2.25".

Eight milk bottle caps from Alaskan dairies including three yellow and green Matanuska Maid Anchorage Dairy cap accompanied by a Seward Dairy cap. Also includes four Kennecott Dairy pull tabs. Each of the largest caps measures approximately 2.25" in diameter.

Thirteen Snap-on decals from the 1970s and 80s in multiple designs including a Rick Mears Team 1 Indy car, accompanied by a bald eagle with the slogan "Leading the Way". Also includes a holographic wrench decal, plus designs warning others against asking to borrow tools, and more as photographed. The largest measures approximately 17" x 2.25" high.

Seven Alaska license plates including two aurora borealis plates, one a vanity plate, accompanied by a Gold Rush Centennial plate. Also includes an Alaska Statehood Centennial plate, plus three yellow plates with blue typeface. Some display wear commensurate with age and use including discoloration as photographed. Each plate measures approximately 12" x 6" high.

A collection of knives, featuring a Franklin Mint collector's pocket knife with an Ahrens-Fox engraving and fire engine emblem, accompanied by its original case with tags, alongside an Outdoor Edge Kodi-Skinner hunting knife, an Erik Anton Berg Eskilstuna fixed-blade knife with a wooden handle and brown leather sheath, and two Gerber pocket knives, models 400 and 425. The leather case has signs of peeling as photographed, and the largest item measures approximately 9" x 2" overall with a 4.5" blade.

A advertisement poster for Wien Air Alaska featuring the words "Come fly with me..." and a goose wearing pilot goggles and a helmet. It is shrink-wrapped on board and measures approximately 24" x 17.5".

Three 1933 Iowa license plates with black backgrounds and white lettering including two with duplicate numbers. They display wear commensurate with age and use as photographed. Each measures approximately 12.5" x 5.5" high.

A large sterling silver pendant with scroll and leaf motifs centered by a stone that is tentatively identified as rainbow calsilica with vertical layers of pink, green, yellow, and purple, accented by small garnet stones and a decorative bail. It measures 2.75" x 1.75" and weighs 24.6 g in total.

Two sixteen-month pin-up calendars including a 2007 Wide Open Motorcycle Magazine girls swimsuit calendar accompanied by a 1992 Daydream Calendars Babes, Bikes & Bikinis calendar. The largest calendar measures approximately 13" x 11" tall. Note: Item(s) may display images that could be considered sensitive or offensive to some.