A broad outdoor-equipment assortment centered on a gray-green HawkePaks waist pack. Contents include blue-lens Oakley Sub Zero sunglasses, eyewear pouches/cases, clear goggles, two yellow OtterBox cases, nested camping cookware with an MSR-marked stainless pot, a compact camp stove, pot gripper and foil windscreen. Also included are rope, tent stakes, watches, a Suunto compass, two packaged Master Lock combination locks, carabiners, straps, pouches, small mounting parts, a blood-pressure cuff and gauge, a single Cabela's Gore-Tex liner marked Left 12, and other small accessories shown. Condition varies considerably. One OtterBox latch is broken or detached. Cases and cookware show scratches, grime and wear; the cookware/stove has heat staining and corrosion. Fabric and pouch linings show wear and deterioration, with tears in the black zip case's lining. The waist pack measures approximately 17 inches wide by 2.5 inches deep by 7 inches high. 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.

Seven pairs of pants: four Banana Republic jeans, two labeled 30 x 30 and two 31 x 30; Lee jeans labeled 34 x 30; green 5.11 Tactical Series pants labeled waist/length 30/32; and dark gray-blue 5.11 Tactical Series pants labeled 32/30. The jeans have assorted blue washes, and the tactical pants have multiple utility pockets. The dark gray-blue 5.11 pair has two deliberate-looking cuts through its waistband, with frayed cut edges. Other visible wear includes fading, creases, worn hems and labels, and surface marks. Sizes are the garment labels rather than new measurements.

Three small bear carvings in porous, mineralized whalebone: an upright bear, a walking bear with an open, porous surface, and a rounded bear with its head lowered. Their brown and tan surfaces vary from heavily textured to smoothly polished. One bear has putty-like material attached beneath its paws, and another has faded, unreadable writing beneath a rear paw. Surface wear, discoloration, small chips and irregular porous edges are visible. The upright bear measures approximately 2 inches wide by 1 inch deep by 4.75 inches high.

Three out-the-front automatic knives with pocket clips and pointed metal end caps. One has a black handle and a drop-point blade marked The Blades Grim, Customized in the USA. A second features a U.S.-flag handle and a two-tone blade; the third has a black handle and a double-edged dagger-style blade with partial serrations. The blades have elongated cutouts. The knives show scratches, coating loss and carry wear, most conspicuous on the black dagger handle and pocket clips. The Blades Grim knife measures approximately 9 inches overall with a 3.75-inch blade.

A small whale carving in mineralized whalebone with a rounded head, short side flippers and an upturned tail, finished in warm tan tones with dark inlaid baleen eyes. The surface shows natural pores and fissures, scratches and small edge nicks. Carved grooves define the tail and underside. It measures approximately 5.5 inches long by 1.5 inches wide by 2.5 inches high.

A lidded Athabascan willow root basket, with a rounded shoulder, inset opening and knob-topped lid. The geometric decoration includes angular bands, concentric rings and a star-like lid design. Muted exterior colors contrast with stronger pink, purple, green and dark blue decoration preserved inside, underneath and on the lid's interior. The basket shows significant fading to the exterior, uneven coloration and small worn or frayed fibers. It measures approximately 11 inches in diameter by 9 inches high.

A slender, curved walrus ivory tupilak-style carving with two stacked faces, incised teeth and dark inlaid eyes. Deep openings separate the faces and divide the lower section. The eyes are inlaid with baleen. The cream-colored surface has light discoloration, scattered marks and edge wear. It measures approximately 1 inch wide by 2.75 inches high.

A walrus carved in low relief on an irregular bone specimen, with a projecting walrus ivory tusk and a dark eye detail. The walrus silhouette follows the curved natural edge of the specimen. The bone has numerous pores, cracks and rough edges, with darker discoloration and surface wear. Cracks are visible across the reverse and along the carved face. It measures approximately 7.5 inches long by 4 inches wide by 1 inch high when lying flat.

A long, slender salmon sculpture carved from porous whalebone, with an open mouth, incised gills and fins, small inset eyes and a low wedge-shaped bone base. The pale tan and gray surfaces contrast with darker coloration along the underside and base. The eye inserts are tentatively identified as walrus ivory. The whalebone retains its open pores and natural grain, with light scratches and edge wear. Overall dimensions are approximately 15.75 inches long by 2.75 inches wide by 5.25 inches high.

A cast decorative sculpture of two seated adults with a child between them, finished in dark brown and bronze tones on an integral rectangular base. The side bears an Austin Productions copyright mark dated 1964 and a separate incised inscription. Chips and rubbed areas expose lighter material beneath the finish, particularly on the lower figure and around the base. Other wear includes scratches and a torn felt underside. Dimensions are approximately 8.5 inches wide by 6.25 inches deep by 13.5 inches high.

A baleen sailboat with a narrow hull, upright mast and two dark sails secured by fine lacing and rigging. The underside is signed Billy Ahank, inscribed Barrow, Alaska, and dated 2-5-2001. A sail corner is chipped, as shown in the detail photograph. The surfaces also show scratches, edge wear and a long line along the underside of the hull that may be a construction seam or split. Overall dimensions are approximately 9 inches long by 1.75 inches wide by 8 inches high.

A polished green-and-black soapstone bird sculpture signed E. Hill underneath. The upright bird has a short beak, rounded head, incised wings and a tapered tail, carved above a low irregular base. Pale and dark mineral veining runs through the figure and base. The polished surfaces show scratches and light scuffs, with small edge chips and abrasions around the base and heavier scratching underneath. It measures approximately 6 inches long by 4 inches wide by 4.75 inches high.

A miniature blanket-toss scene by Dwight Milligrock with four figures holding the edges of a round platform and a fifth standing at its center. The figures have incised dark facial and clothing details. The figures and blanket component are mounted over a fur-covered base with red felt underneath, depicting the Alaska Native blanket toss associated with Nalukataq. The figures are walrus ivory, with seal fur covering the base; the blanket component also appears to be ivory. The work is unsigned. The scene shows discoloration, scattered surface marks, worn cord loops and flattened or uneven fur. Overall dimensions are approximately 4.5 inches long by 4.25 inches wide by 3 inches high.

Three elongated bone or antler sections, with dark brown exterior surfaces and lighter cut ends. One is long and gently curved; two shorter pieces have irregular fractured ends. Their cross-sections show dense outer material surrounding a porous or open center. The pieces show weathering, surface cracks, saw marks and broken edges. The largest measures approximately 7.5 inches long by 1 inch wide by 1 inch high.

Three mineralized walrus bacula, also known as oosiks, with slender, slightly curved forms and mottled tan-to-brown surfaces. The specimens have rough, broken ends exposing porous interiors, along with surface loss, pitting and discoloration. The largest measures approximately 9.25 inches long by 1 inch thick.

Three RIDGID adjustable wrenches with red handles: nominal 10-inch and 18-inch straight pipe wrenches with toothed jaws, plus a nominal 12-inch spud wrench with smooth narrow jaws. The two pipe wrenches retain retail tags identifying catalog numbers 31010 and 31025. The spud wrench is marked for a 2⅝-inch maximum capacity. The tools show light scuffs, small paint chips and handling wear, with creased tags. Intake records the larger wrench at approximately 16 by 3.5 by 1 inches in its photographed configuration; the 18-inch designation is its nominal tool size.

A two-handled Roseville pottery vase in the Monticello, also spelled Montacello, pattern. Warm tan and cinnamon-brown glaze blends into green around the shoulder, with repeated white-and-dark pendant-like motifs beneath the rim. Small loop handles flank the neck. The vase shows base wear, scattered surface marks and small glaze irregularities. Recorded dimensions are approximately 8.5 inches high, 4.5 inches in body diameter and 5.5 inches across the handles.

Two natural skull displays: a red deer stag skull, with branching antlers and a rear wire hanger, and a smaller skull fitted with long, heavily ridged curved horns arranged in opposing directions. Bone and horn surfaces show discoloration, weathering, cracks and chipped or incomplete edges, particularly around the nasal areas. Lower jaws are absent. The stag display measures approximately 31 by 26 by 32 inches high; the second display measures approximately 18 by 43 by 17 inches high in the recorded front-view orientation. 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.

Three Shishmaref horn dolls with carved antler bodies, painted facial details, fur trousers and boots. Two retain removable fur parkas; the third is missing its parka. One is signed Bert & Nora Kuzuguk, SHH, A.K. The other two have no readily visible signatures. The unsigned dolls share design features with the work of Iñupiaq carver Vincent Tocktoo (1925–2021) and doll maker Molly Tocktoo (1925–2010). Wear includes rubbed paint and fraying to the fur clothing and footwear. The largest measures approximately 1.5 inches wide by 6.25 inches high when upright.

A single carved loon pin, signed F. Mayac on the reverse by Iñupiaq carver Fred Mayac (b. 1966), originally from King Island, Alaska. The bird has a dark head and pointed bill, a red eye accent and finely incised geometric feather patterns across the wings and body. A metal pin fitting is attached to the back. The pin is carved from walrus ivory. It shows light scratches, discoloration and wear on the reverse, with tarnish to the pin fitting. The pin measures approximately 2 inches long by 1 inch high.