Ten first-generation Apple Pencils, model A1603, factory sealed. Designed for use with certain iPad models and features tilt and pressure sensitivity. All untested at time of cataloging. Each box measures approximately 8.75" x 1" x 2.25" high. 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 very large grouping of color photographs, all directly from the estate of Harvey (1900-1980) and Ellen Goodale (1915-1991). The examples show a wide variety of completed paintings from the iconic Alaskan couple, likely having photographed every work they completed for their archives. Subject matter includes dog sled teams, landscapes, whaling and seal-hunting scenes, and more. The largest measures approximately 5" x 3.5". Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

Ten second-generation Apple Pencils, model A2051, factory sealed. Designed for use with certain iPad models and features magnetic pairing and charging, plus touch surface. All untested at time of cataloging. Each box measures approximately 8.75" x 1" x 2.25" high. 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 collection of thirteen vintage Alaskan photographs directly from the estate of Harvey (1900-1980) and Ellen Goodale (1915-1991), portraying Alaska Native people, their communities, musk oxen, and beyond. The grouping encompasses both personal photographs and materials used as artist references in the creation of their uniquely Alaskan paintings. Many are marked for Alaskan photographer Don C. Knudsen (b. 1914). The largest image measures 10'' x 8''. Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

A grouping of thirty black and white photographs, all directly from the estate of Harvey (1900-1980) and Ellen Goodale (1915-1991). The examples in this group emphasize the subsistence lifestyle of Alaska Native peoples, including umiak hunting scenes (with and without sails), salmon fishing, salmon drying, seal skin processing, and more. The largest item measures approximately 9.75" x 7.75". Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

A grouping of nineteen reference and personal photographs directly from the estate of Harvey (1900-1980) and Ellen Goodale (1915-1991). The grouping includes individuals associated with early Alaskan aviation, military men, a priest, a line of fish processing workers, and more. Many contain gridlines, indicating they were certainly used as reference photographs for commissioned portraits. The largest measures approximately 11" x 7". Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

A large and important grouping of over 50 black and white photographs directly from the estate of Harvey (1900-1980) and Ellen Goodale (1915-1991). This group emphasizes portraits, with many examples featuring grid lines indicative of final use in commissioned paintings, and one even containing an original sketch of a Yup'ik drummer on the verso. Beyond portraits, there are scenes showing a traditional kayak hunter, a grouping of commercial salmon fisherman utilizing a rowboat and plucking fish from their nets, an architectural image containing a bridge with a large housing building in the background, presumably somewhere in Anchorage, and village scenes. The largest image measures 10'' x 8''. Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

A grouping of forty-five black and white photographs, all directly from the estate of Harvey (1900-1980) and Ellen Goodale (1915-1991). The examples in this attractive and historic grouping include various subjects- arctic landscapes, boats, trains, and multiple portraits, some of them identified as Alice E. Brown, the only woman to hold a position on the original Alaska Federation of Natives Board of Directors (AFN), and Stephen L. Richards, a religious leader, amongst others. The largest item measures approximately 8" x 10" Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

A grouping of twenty-one reference and personal photographs directly from the estate of Harvey (1900-1980) and Ellen Goodale (1915-1991). The varied grouping includes landscapes, an early photo of downtown Anchorage, wildlife imagery, an image of a functional gold dredge, a steam locomotive, and more. All measure 8" x 10". Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

A group of color photographs, postcards, letters, and receipts from the estate of Harvey (1900-1980) and Ellen Goodale (1915-1991). The envelopes are addressed to the artist couple; a letter from 1950 details feedback and revisions regarding a portrait they have been commissioned to paint. The receipts show orders of paint and picture frames. This lot provides an interesting insight into the process of art-making of these revered Alaska painters. The largest item measures approximately 8'' x 4''. Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

A grouping of fourteen reference and personal photographs directly from the estate of Harvey (1900-1980) and Ellen Goodale (1915-1991). The grouping includes a striking image of King Island with the subtext "Eskimo Settlement King Island, Bering Sea, Alaska," several portraits of Alaska Native women, an early photo of what is now the Alyeska ski resort- accessed by helicopter by presumably a group of those involved in its development, landscapes, and more. The largest measures 8" x 10". Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

Fourteen vintage black and white and eight color photographs of rural life, including portraits, landscape scenes, a small aircraft, boats, and Alaska Native communities. Some photographs have written labels, such as "Alaska Eskimo Family", "Eskimo Blubber", "Land Rescue Team-U.S. Army", and more. All are directly from the estate of Harvey (1900-1980) and Ellen Goodale (1915-1991), and represent personal photographs, reference material, and beyond. The largest measures approximately 10'' x 8''. Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

Eight black-and-white photographs directly from the estate of Harvey (1900-1980) and Ellen Goodale (1915-1991). One of them has grid lines to guide the painter into accurately scaling the image onto a canvas. Three of the photos are portraits, such as a smiling fish packer and a prominent, likely King Island, man, while the remainder are nature scenes, including of Denali. All photos measure 14" x 11". Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

Thirty-two vintage black-and-white photographs, mostly portraits of Alaska Native children and peoples. Many are marked for Mac's Foto Shop, a studio located in downtown Anchorage along 4th Avenue owned by Alaska photographer/politician Steve McCutcheon. The studio was damaged by the 1964 earthquake. Items are directly from the estate of Harvey (1900-1980) and Ellen Goodale (1915-1991), and represent personal photographs, reference material, and beyond. Each measures approximately 10" x 8". Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

An impressive collection of sixty-four mid-century Alaskan photographs directly from the estate of Harvey (1900-1980) and Ellen Goodale (1915-1991), representing Alaska Native portraits and village scenes, nature landscapes, sled dogs, blanket toss scenes, and more. The grouping encompasses both personal photographs and materials used as artist references in the creation of their uniquely Alaskan paintings. The largest image measures 10'' x 8''. Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

A collection of original sketches and reference photos directly from the estate of Harvey (1900-1980) and Ellen Goodale (1915-1991). The grouping mostly depicts Alaska history and culture, such as the Alaska railroad, sled dogs, and Alaska Native subject matter, including a fine colorized watercolor study of a Yup'ik spirit mask. There are additionally a couple photos depicting the couple both together and individually painting, plus a few colored photographs of completed works from their studio, and even a gift certificate entitling the holder to a $400 credit towards an original painting circa 1973. The largest item measures approximately 17" x 18" when unfolded. Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

Eighteen envelopes of Alaska artist Ellen Henne Goodale (1915-1991) film negatives, sourced directly from her estate with her husband, Harvey B. Goodale (1900-1980). The negatives include portraits and nature landscapes. The largest item measures approximately 6.75" x 5".' Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

Fifty-six vintage black-and-white photographs, depicting portraits of Alaska Native people, landscapes, boats, and animals. The photos are in great condition, and stains are very minimal on select photos. Items are from the estate of Harvey (1900-1980) and Ellen Goodale (1915-1991). The largest measures approximately 8" x 10". Lots 1-28 and 30a are sourced from the same historic collection.

A pocket-sized early 19th century copy of The New Testament of the Bible with golden gilded edges, it has a few scribbles on the flyleaf and scratches on the leather binding as pictured. The book measures approximately 2.75" x 1" x 4".

A mid-century Northwest Coast carved and polychrome decorated totem pole model, finely executed for the booming tourist and curiosity trade. It measures approximately 6.5" x 4" x 12" tall.