A 1987 Evinrude 8 HP outboard motor, model E8RLCUD, has tiller steering, manual rope start, and the 20" long-shaft configuration. The gray upper cowling sits above the lower drive housing and propeller, and the motor is accompanied by a two-wheel stand with a tubular frame and broad wooden support board. This compact tiller-controlled format is suited to smaller boats and tenders, and the wheeled stand makes the motor easier to store and move when it is off the boat. The identification plate gives serial number B1398076 and Belgium as the place of manufacture. The housing shows paint wear and surface scuffs. The motor measures approximately 23" x 13" x 49" tall. 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.

Two black-and-gold-tone mermaid wall plaques depict figures with long flowing hair, curved tails, and raised arms, with metallic highlights emphasizing the modeled forms. Reverse inscriptions identify New Port Richey, Florida, and dates in the 1980s. A Mayflower Glass ship in a bottle presents a delicate glass sailing vessel with red-toned sails inside a clear, stoppered bottle. The group also includes a blue art-glass sailboat, a circular painted wood plaque with a coastal scene, and a natural sand-dollar skeleton. The larger mermaid measures approximately 7" x 1.75" x 16" tall.

A sterling silver and nephrite jade jewelry group includes a pendant necklace and a pair of small stud earrings. The pendant combines a polished teardrop cabochon with an open Celtic-knot motif, suspended from a Singapore twist chain measuring approximately 17" long. The jewelry has a combined gross weight of approximately 7.94 grams, including the stones. Also included are Prestige folding pocket opera glasses marked 4x35 mm, with a compact case measuring approximately 4" x 1" x 1", and two bronze-tone floral bobby pins set with iridescent Aurora Borealis rhinestones.

These ten glass paperweights and decorative objects come in spherical, egg-shaped, faceted, and miniature teapot forms. The designs include colorful jellyfish-like inclusions, suspended bubbles, flowers, and swirling ribbons of color, along with a faceted piece featuring a laser-etched Seattle skyline. Three taller pieces anchor the group: an elongated jellyfish form, a sphere on a dark cube base, and a pink-toned sphere in a scrolling pedestal stand. Smaller weights add blue-and-yellow, green floral, and clear faceted designs. The largest piece measures approximately 3" x 3" x 6" tall.

A black leather horse-brass strap carries five brass-tone medallions, including a spoked wheel, a standing horse, and pierced animal and bird motifs. Horse brasses traditionally ornamented working horses' harnesses; the openwork shapes stand out strongly against the dark leather backing. The strap measures approximately 24" long, with adornments approximately 3" wide. A Seiden brass heron stands on a circular base, its long neck and bill rising above textured wing feathers. It is accompanied by a pair of turned brass-tone candlesticks and a solid brass masquerade mask with colorful ornamental detailing. A small blue vase with horizontal metallic bands, an ornate low vessel, and a small face-form ornament complete the grouping. The stand used to display the horse-brass strap is not included.

Three handcrafted Anaktuvuk Pass hide-and-fur face masks depict an older man, a younger man, and a girl. Molded facial features, cutout eyes and mouths, and applied fur hair and brows distinguish the faces; the older man has a mustache and goatee, while the girl has long braided hair. The younger man's trim and hair are identified as caribou fur, with additional gray fur bearing brown-tipped guard hairs. The older man combines red fox-fur trim with caribou-fur hair, eyebrows, and goatee, and the girl has caribou-fur trim with long gray hair and dark highlights. The largest measures approximately 8.5" x 2" x 11.5" tall. Note: We have done our due diligence to identify the specific furs used in these items, but we are not professional furriers or authenticators on items of this nature.

Three framed prints reproduced by Chugach Alaska Corporation bring historic Alaska Native artifacts into focus. One shows wooden slat armor with small carved faces across its middle, associated with Captain James Cook's 1778 voyage to Prince William Sound and now held by the University of Cambridge Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. Another reproduces an expressive Chugach mask dated 1860 from the Charles and Valerie Diker Collection, with a high red crest and strongly modeled features. A second mask image completes the trio. The two larger prints each measure approximately 10" x 8" overall. An all-tournament ulu trophy from the eighth annual Doc Larson Roundball Classic in Wasilla combines a polished, engraved blade and wooden handle with a curving antler mounted on a wood base. The antler sweeps around the blade, giving the basketball award a distinctly Alaskan form. The accompanying Kodiak Lions banner and two handcrafted seal-fur walrus figurines are joined by an amber glass mug, a clear glass dish with a bird-and-pine design, and a small Alaska Bluegrass Festival bear figure. The walruses have paired projecting tusks and flippers beneath their rounded fur-covered bodies. The stand used to display the banner is not included.

A Stanley Rule & Level Co. Bed Rock No. 605 jack plane has a cast-iron body, a smooth sole, and dark wooden front knob and rear tote. Raised BED ROCK lettering appears at the toe, with No. 605 cast at the heel and the Stanley Rule & Level Co. name stamped on the cutter. The Bed Rock design is distinguished by the broad, closely fitted seat beneath its frog, the angled support for the cutter. Stanley designed this solid bearing surface to limit vibration at the cutting edge. The frog can also be shifted to open or close the mouth without removing the cutter, allowing the setup to be changed for coarse or fine work. A brass wheel adjusts cutting depth, while the lateral lever adjusts the cutting edge's alignment across the sole. The plane measures approximately 13.5" x 2.5" x 5.25" tall.

Fourteen animal figurines and sculptures range from naturalistic carvings to stylized figures and souvenir novelties. A dark brown rearing horse rises over swirling forms on a rectangular base, while a slender wooden antelope stands upright on an oval base beneath long, narrow horns. A wooden zebra has painted dark stripes, and two pale dolphins leap from a foaming base. The smaller figures include a sharply pointed wooden cat, a rounded monkey, paired black owls, a spotted dog, a clear glass cat with purple accents, and a white donkey with brown spots. Two pack burros carry the souvenir names "Missouri" and "Frontier Village"; a tiny horse-drawn cart adds another miniature scene. A separate black horse stands beside a two-hole pen holder on an oval base. The antelope measures approximately 3.25" x 1.75" x 11.75" tall. The larger rearing horse's rectangular base has minor material loss along its border.

Two Stanley bench planes have cast-iron bodies, flat soles, and adjustable steel cutter assemblies secured by lever caps. One is marked Bailey and the other No. 4. Each has a rounded wooden front knob and curved rear tote, with one set finished in honey brown and the other in a darker brown. The lighter rear tote has a visible split. The larger plane measures approximately 9.5" x 2.5" x 4.5" tall.

These four used Goodyear Wrangler UltraTerrain AT light truck tires, size LT275/65R18, have black sidewalls and an all-terrain tread of deep blocks and numerous sipes. The sidewalls carry M+S (mud and snow) markings and a 2022 production date code. The block-and-sipe tread pattern is designed for traction across varied driving surfaces. The tires have remaining tread, with different wear between the two pairs; the photographs include coin comparisons of the tread depths. Each tire measures approximately 31.5" in diameter x 10.5" wide. Note Regarding Shipping Services: This item is exceptionally large and/or heavy, and may require custom boxing or crating depending on the intended destination and available carrier services. For more information prior to bidding, please email us at Shipping@AlaskaPremierAuctions.com or call/text us at 907.570.7050.

These six small dolls have rounded hide faces, simple drawn features, and oversized fur parkas. Broad ruffs frame the faces, and small dark feet project beneath the varied natural-fur parkas. Five are signed K. P. on the underside. The ruff furs are tentatively identified as polar bear and coyote, with caribou, badger, and other furs tentatively identified in the parkas. The largest doll measures approximately 2" x 2" x 3.5" tall. Note: We have done our due diligence to identify the specific furs used in these items, but we are not professional furriers or authenticators on items of this nature.

This Brother KH-260 bulky-gauge knitting machine has a 9 mm needle bed for thicker yarns and a built-in 24-stitch mechanical punchcard reader. The wider needle spacing distinguishes this machine from standard-gauge models, while the punchcard system provides repeating pattern selection. The machine includes a hand-operated carriage, numbered metal needle bed, row counter, yarn-tension assembly, and associated components stored in the lid. The machine was made in Japan and bears serial number F5011276. The handled hard case measures approximately 47.75" x 9.5" x 3.5" tall. Note Regarding Shipping Services: This item is exceptionally large and/or heavy, and may require custom boxing or crating depending on the intended destination and available carrier services. For more information prior to bidding, please email us at Shipping@AlaskaPremierAuctions.com or call/text us at 907.570.7050.

Twelve decorative trinket boxes include a red domed box painted with green-and-yellow botanical decoration, a mixed-wood box on a curved plinth base with red fabric lining, and a woven box accented with brass-tone flowers on the lid. The group also includes a round red container with a raised angel design, carved and inlaid wood examples, and the additional small boxes pictured. The red botanical box measures approximately 8.25" x 6" x 6" tall.

This Veritas edge-trimming plane has a cast-bronze body with a curved finger grip, integral right-angle fence, and skewed steel cutter. Raised Veritas and Made in Canada marks identify the casting. The fence bears against the board's face to guide a square edge cut, while the skewed cutter slices across the edge at an angle. A long Stanley Bailey cast-iron bench plane has a smooth sole, dark wooden front knob and rear tote, and an adjustable steel cutter assembly. Its extended sole is suited to jointing and straightening long edges. The Stanley measures approximately 21.5" x 3" x 6" tall.

This three-piece bistro set includes a round mosaic-tile table and two matching folding iron chairs. Orange and blue geometric tilework covers the tabletop and chair seats, with smaller circular tile panels set into the scrolling chair backs. Dark iron frames outline the colorful mosaic surfaces and carry the same curling lines from the chairs to the table base. Some tiles are cracked, and the tabletop is not attached to its base. The table measures approximately 27.5" in diameter x 29" tall.

This Brother KH-260 bulky-gauge knitting machine has a 9 mm needle bed designed for thicker yarns and a built-in 24-stitch mechanical punchcard reader. The machine includes a hand-operated carriage, numbered metal needle bed, row counter, yarn-tension assembly, and associated components stored in the lid. The carrying handle is broken, the case is dented, and the front housing is cracked, as shown in the detailed photographs. It has not been tested for functionality. The machine was made in Japan and bears serial number M6267095. The case measures approximately 47.75" x 9.5" x 3.5" tall. Note Regarding Shipping Services: This item is exceptionally large and/or heavy, and may require custom boxing or crating depending on the intended destination and available carrier services. For more information prior to bidding, please email us at Shipping@AlaskaPremierAuctions.com or call/text us at 907.570.7050.

These twenty woodworking and carving tools comprise a selection of Japanese nomi chisels, longer paring and carving chisels with turned wooden handles, a swan-neck mortise chisel, two small hammers, and a carving mallet. The chisels span narrow and broad cutting widths, with both straight and bent forms represented. Maker's marks include Stanley, Marbles, W. H. Clay Ltd., and Greene Tweed; the black mallet head is marked Greene Tweed. The grouping combines tools for striking, paring, and reaching into recessed work, with assorted wood-handle shapes and metal ferrules. The mallet measures approximately 12" long x 3.25" x 2".

Four Stanley specialty planes include a No. 78 Duplex Rabbet and Fillister Plane, a No. 45 Combination Plane, a No. 71 Router Plane, and a No. 79 Side Rabbet Plane. The No. 78 has two cutter seats for regular and bullnose work. The No. 45 carries a wooden rear handle, front knob, sliding guide rods, and a wood-faced fence; changing its cutters allows the combination-plane design to perform different grooving, rabbeting, and beading operations. The No. 71 levels the bottoms of recesses, with two wooden knobs flanking its central adjustable cutter. The compact No. 79 trims the sides of grooves and dados using opposing cutters, with a reversible nosepiece for working toward a corner. The cast-iron planes are offered with the adjustment hardware and cutters shown. The largest measures approximately 10" x 8.5" x 6.25" tall.

These six decorative glass items include an Indiana Glass Hobstar covered butter dish from the Heirloom Series, with a domed lid, faceted finial, and richly iridescent carnival finish. A pale yellow stemmed goblet with vertical panels and a pink three-footed octagonal bonbon dish provide lighter accents. The group also includes an amber glass basket with a thick arched handle and ruffled rim, a PartyLite Calypso mosaic votive/tealight holder, and a shallow cut-glass or crystal candy dish with a sawtooth edge. The covered butter dish measures approximately 7.5" in diameter x 5" tall, including the finial.