A varied jewelry and craft bead collection in compartment organizers and small labeled boxes. It includes loose beads, strands, seed beads, faceted and rounded beads, elongated forms, decorative pendants and rolled paper-style beads. Colors range from clear and pearl-like finishes to blues, greens, reds, pinks, amber tones and metallic effects. Some contents are bagged or labeled, while others are loose or mixed. The organizers show scratches, discoloration and handling wear. The largest box measures approximately 14 inches long by 11 inches wide by 2 inches high.

A large loose group of U.S. Lincoln cents, with numerous Lincoln Memorial reverses visible. Surfaces vary from copper-colored and brown to darkened and heavily spotted, with green or blue corrosion, residue and wear on many pieces.

A group of Lincoln cents comprising seven paper-wrapped rolls and loose coins with wheat-ear reverses visible in the photographs. The wrappers are handwritten 1940, 1941, 1942, 1945, 1946, 1947 and 1948. Five are labeled Full Pack; the 1941 wrapper reads 40 Pennies and the 1946 wrapper reads 33 Pennies. These are wrapper labels. The loose coins show substantial circulation wear, dark toning, spots and deposits, with some dates and details difficult to read. No individual grades are assigned. A wrapper measures approximately 3.25 inches long by 0.75 inch in diameter.

An assortment of eleven waiter's corkscrews and bottle openers, including a Chefmate example, together with four folding barber-style razors marked Gravity, Facón and Beauticone or fitted with a barber-pole striped handle. Other pieces include a metal safety razor, a separate razor/guard assembly, a small key-ring tool, Ian Sinclair and Garberiel card-sized folding knives, and two flat card-sized multi-tools, one marked Ace Hardware. Condition varies, with scratches, finish wear, residue and visible corrosion on several razor components. The largest barber-style razor measures approximately 8.5 inches overall with a 2-inch blade area.

Fifteen pieces comprising five plier multi-tools, seven folding knives, two additional pocket multi-tools and a threaded knife-blade attachment. The plier tools include three Cabela's examples, a red Gerber and a small keychain tool. Folders include NWT, TRUE Utility, Coast, Kilimanjaro, two yellow-handled Lansky knives and a black open-frame example. The remaining pocket tools have wood-tone scales and ADS-B Technologies branding, respectively. The separate black blade has a serrated spine and threaded metal base; no matching handle is included. The group shows blade scratches, spotting, residue and worn finishes. The threaded blade attachment measures approximately 4.5 inches overall with a 4-inch blade.

Eleven U.S. Mint proof sets: two dated 1980, three dated 1981, three dated 1982 and three dated 1983. Each includes a Lincoln cent, Jefferson nickel, Roosevelt dime, Washington quarter and Kennedy half dollar. The five 1980–1981 sets also include a Susan B. Anthony dollar, for sixty coins total; the 1982 cases additionally hold a Treasury/Mint token. The sets are housed in clear display cases with red or dark inserts. Cases show scratches, rubbing and storage wear, and some coins show spotting or haze. No individual grades or premium mintmark varieties are established.

Three decorative antler assemblages on wood backings. The large Rocky display combines moose antlers, a smaller antlered skull, fur or fleece trim, cord, metal ornaments and cartridge decorations around a mask-like center. Daisy has deer antlers on a fabric-covered shield plaque. Beau has antlers on an irregular wood slab and a metal tag reading Shot Nov. 12 1964. Wood backings show splits and edge wear; antlers, coverings and applied ornaments show discoloration, surface wear and dust. Rocky measures approximately 53 inches wide by 18 inches deep by 45 inches high. 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.

A mixed group of braided paracord lanyards and utility cords in solid and multicolor patterns, fitted with assorted loops, clips and buckles. Included are two orange predator calls, one marked Ruffidawg Jr., and a cylindrical GLO-TOOB signal light marked GTL-R. Cords and accessories show handling wear, surface scratches and scattered fraying or soiling. The longest recorded cord measures approximately 52 inches.

A collection of statement necklaces and pendants with coiled, woven and scrollwork wire settings in copper, brass and silver tones. The settings hold blue, green, purple, brown and dark polished stones or cabochons, with some pendants suspended from braided cords. Six bracelets accompany them, including open cuffs, woven-wire forms and stone-set examples. Metal surfaces show darkening, tarnish and wear, and cords have some fraying and uneven color. The longest necklace measures approximately 26 inches.

A Dragon Brand bamboo fishing-rod outfit in a fitted wooden box, comprising a cork-handled rod assembly and seven loose sections of differing lengths and thicknesses. The sections have metal ferrules and thread-wrapped line guides. A rod decal reads Made in Japan, and the box retains a worn Dragon Brand fishing-kit label. The cork grip is darkened and worn, with losses and indentations. Rod finish and wraps show wear, and some sections appear bowed. The wooden box has scratches, discoloration, interior wear and a torn label. The box measures approximately 34 inches long by 2.5 inches wide by 3 inches high.

Thirteen watches and watch heads, accompanied by a loose watch bracelet, assorted cufflinks and tie clips in a Mele case. Visible watch names include Manson, Buren, Eastman, Tavannes, Timex, Reals, Caravelle and a Floyd Ungar-branded display watch. Seven watches are shown on the display bar, five separate watch heads lack straps, and one additional watch retains a brown strap. Jewelry designs include textured metal, colored accents, arrows, aircraft and tools. The watches were untested or not running at time of cataloging. The storage case measures approximately 5.5 inches by 4 inches by 1.75 inches.

A mixed group led by Dennis Mize's Slave Auction fantasy miniatures from Ral Partha, with the original box and a certificate numbered 4076 from the stated edition of 6,000. The packaging identifies the material as Ralidium lead-free pewter. The miniature set is incomplete, with at least five empty foam compartments. Also included are seven Jason Frost Warlord paperbacks—volumes 1 through 6 with a duplicate of volume 4, Prisonland—a decorative vehicle plate featuring Carl Brenders' Sudden Encounter moose image, J-RAT weightlifting straps, additional straps/fitness accessories and a black drawstring bag. Books have substantial spine creasing, cover and edge wear; the miniature box has rubbed corners and wear, while the plate and accessories show scratches and handling wear. The miniature box measures approximately 8 inches wide by 12 inches long by 1.5 inches deep. Note: Item(s) may display images that could be considered sensitive or offensive to some.

A football memorabilia group centered on Nebraska and NFL subjects, including Huskers Illustrated, Nebraska Football Gameday, Sports Illustrated, TIME and other publications, a 1984 Los Angeles Rams yearbook, photographic cards and a worn Wilson NFL football. Items bear signatures attributed to players including Keith Jones, Eric Crouch, John David Crow, Terry Connealy, Jason Peter, Vince Ferragamo, Don Beebe and Danny Wuerffel. An Eric Crouch certificate supplied by Denver Autographs accompanies a signed magazine. A separate JSA Basic Cert card numbered D18586 is also included, but no matching item label is established in the photographs; it must not be assumed to authenticate the football or the entire group. Two older photographs are identified by reverse inscriptions as Roger Sayers and coach Roy B. Robertson. An Eric Hagg card is also present. Condition varies substantially: paper items have creases, tears, stains, edge loss and worn corners; the older photographs have heavy discoloration and surface damage. The football has extensive surface wear and its air retention is untested. The Don Beebe piece measures approximately 15 by 11.25 inches.

A small reclining seal carved in polished cream-colored walrus ivory. The slender body has projecting front flippers, a narrow tail and dark incised eye, mouth and flipper details. The surface shows light scratches, discoloration, small nicks and a small dark pit near the tail. Some dark detailing is worn. The seal measures approximately 3.75 inches long by 1 inch high.

A mixed group of six packs and bags with additional belts: a large tan Eberlestock tactical pack with multiple compartments, padded shoulder harness and waist support; a smaller MOLLE-compatible organizer pack with internal elastic loops; a brown lightweight drawstring pack or sack; and three black waist, utility or shoulder bags. Kifaru branding appears on one black bag, and a Lots o' Luck label is also photographed. A separate padded belt and web belt are included. The bags and belts show dirt, stains, creasing, worn labels, scuffs and strap wear. The largest pack was measured at approximately 28 by 10 by 43 inches overall in its photographed configuration.

A carved salmon by Michael E. Scott mounted on a rough pink stone support and an oval wood base, with incised fins and gill details and contrasting inlaid eyes. The stone is inscribed MES 1991. The salmon is carved from porous whalebone with ivory and baleen eye inlays. The carving retains the whalebone's porous texture and natural grain, with light edge wear. The stone and wood base show chips, scuffs and discoloration. Felt covers the underside. Overall dimensions are approximately 8 inches long by 2.5 inches deep by 5 inches high.

A carved stone whale relief mounted on a rectangular wooden plaque, signed A. Potter on the reverse beside a Created in Alaska label. The whale's polished dark back and raised tail emerge from rough-textured golden-brown stone suggesting a waterline, contrasting with the warm wood grain of the beveled plaque. The wood has surface scratches, worn finish and marks on the reverse; the stone has uneven natural texture and minor edge wear. Hanging hardware is attached to the back. Overall dimensions are approximately 15.25 inches wide by 1 inch deep by 7.25 inches high.

A small ivory trinket box with a shaped rim, porous bone base and removable lid topped by a walrus head with dark eyes and tusks. The materials are walrus ivory, whalebone and baleen. The underside of the lid is inscribed ICS, Elim, AK, '09. Several cracks and dark lines cross the lid edge, and a fissure is visible in the fitted underside of the lid. The piece also has discoloration, surface scratches and natural pores in the bone base. Overall dimensions are approximately 2.5 inches long by 1.25 inches wide by 2.25 inches high.

Two small Billiken-style figures carved from walrus jawbone, one pale and one darker. One has a rounded body, smiling face and recessed torso details; the taller, tapered figure has a pointed head, narrow eyes, incised arms and indistinct initials on its back. The taller figure has pronounced vertical cracks through the face and torso, additional fissures and an open cavity at the side/base. Both show pores, discoloration and worn edges. The larger measures approximately 1.25 inches wide by 1 inch deep by 2.75 inches high.

A salmon sculpture carved from porous whalebone, with an open mouth, incised gill and fin details, inset pale eyes with dark centers, and separately attached pale lower fins. It stands on a second porous bone section. Walrus ivory and baleen form the eye inlays. Gray-brown tones, open pores and darker natural grain lines give the whalebone its texture. Light surface scratches are visible. The sculpture measures approximately 14 inches long by 2 inches wide by 7 inches high.