Hair-on-hide accessories comprising fifteen scalloped conchos with lacing holes, a small round coin purse with a snap closure and a belt of linked hide sections joined with dark lacing. The hide has brown and pale mottling. The accessories are made from cowhide. Condition includes worn and elongated holes, small edge tears, hair loss and wear to the lacing and hide surfaces. The purse has interior marks. The belt measures approximately 48 inches long by 1.25 inches wide.

A mixed collection of ceramic, porcelain and other decorative figures. Highlights include three PartyLite lighthouse candle holders—Split Rock, Plymouth Light and Stoney Harbor—nine Lenox birdhouse thimbles, a seated mother-and-child figure, "Always & Forever", and a Danbury Mint Norman Rockwell "Asleep on the Job" figure. Other pieces include four bonneted girls, an Enesco holiday child, miniature shakers and ornaments, and a teapot-shaped photo frame. One Lenox birdhouse thimble is missing its bird. The Stoney Harbor lighthouse has thick red residue or coating across part of its base, with scuffs and small finish losses elsewhere. The Rockwell figure has extensive paint or finish loss, particularly on its rear and base. Other pieces show dirt, marks, worn bases and scattered chips or finish wear; some shaker stoppers are absent. The yellow Split Rock lighthouse measures approximately 8 inches wide by 5.25 inches deep by 8.5 inches high.

Five kitchen implements comprising four knives and a two-tine carving fork. The group includes a serrated Master Cut by Jesco knife, a long narrow fillet-style knife, a broad chef's knife marked John T. Seabrook, and a smaller paring knife. Three pieces have matching dark wood-look handles with contrasting rivets; the other two have black handles. The blades show scratches, discoloration and edge wear, and the handles have surface rubbing. The largest knife measures approximately 12.5 inches overall with a 7.75-inch blade.

A watchmaker's mainspring assortment in labeled paper packets, housed in a two-drawer C. & E. Marshall Co. metal cabinet with a woodgrain finish. Visible packets include Waltham, Hamilton, HR Precision and Rezista; Gruen and Swartchild & Co. are also represented. material among the contents. Labels carry assorted watch-model, size and reference numbers. The cabinet measures approximately 11.5 x 9.5 x 8 inches. Packets show yellowing, staining, folds and tears, and the cabinet has scratches, edge wear and tarnished pulls. A loose spring is also pictured.

A mixed group of older hand tools and workshop items, including a square-point shovel, folding shovel, two hand bellows, a metal smoker with bellows, sad iron, brace drill, geared hand drill, claw hammer, adjustable wrenches, wooden pulley blocks with hooks, a hand pump, hanging metal pan and loose wooden handle. Visible markings include Carll, Walworth, Westcott and Crosby Western. The pieces have substantial rust, pitting, dirt, worn paint and aged wood, including cracks and splits in the pulley blocks. Bellows coverings and other flexible parts show deterioration. The larger square-point shovel measures approximately 38.5 inches long by 7 inches wide by 2 inches deep.

A large assortment of hand tools, including a long crosscut saw blade, several hand saws, drawknives, pick and hatchet-style tools, shears, a trowel, locking clamp, wrench and other workshop implements. Brands include Craftsman, Disston and Airco. A Bosch GPL2 two-point plumb laser is also included; its label specifies three AA batteries. The older tools show extensive rust, pitting, dirt and worn or weathered handles. The long crosscut blade is shown without its end handles. The Bosch unit has scuffs and dirt. The long saw measures approximately 66 inches long by 4 inches wide by 0.25 inch thick. 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 Runco Cinemabeam II three-tube CRT color video projector with Delta II-D lenses and master, convergence and corner controls. The rear label identifies Runco Video Corp., model CBII, serial 04047, manufactured in the USA in August 1985; the rear panel is marked Cinemabeam RGB. The unit did not power on when plugged in at cataloging. It measures approximately 28 x 23 x 10.75 inches and shows dust, scuffs, scratched paint and marks on the lens surfaces. Its image output and remaining functions could not be tested.

Sterling silver jewelry, comprising eight rings, two chain necklaces and two pairs of earrings. Photographed marks include 925. Ring designs range from colorful faceted stones and a pink patterned oval insert to a dolphin and a sculptural rectangular top with clustered accents; one multistone ring is engraved with names. Earrings include dark teardrop stones and a gold-tone-finished pair. Stone and insert identities are untested. Recorded ring sizes range from approximately 6.25 to 8, and the longest chain measures approximately 18.5 inches. Combined gross weight is 48.40 grams, including stones and fittings. The pieces show substantial tarnish, scratches and wear to settings and shanks.

Two signed original artworks by Laura Bethke, titled "Northwest Indian Hummingbird" and "NW Indian Style Thunderbird". Bright green, orange, blue and purple bird designs have raised gold-colored outlines against textured, fiber-rich handmade-paper backgrounds mounted to board. The works use Northwest Coast-inspired imagery; no Indigenous artist affiliation is documented. Both are unframed and show edge and corner wear, small scuffs and discoloration. The larger board's reverse has extensive torn or missing surface paper; the smaller has a pencil bird outline and notes on its reverse. Artist information is included. The larger work measures approximately 20 inches wide by 16 inches high overall.

A mixed camera and electronics collection including a Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic with lens and strap, pink Samsung SL30 digital camera, Olympus FE-330 and Fujifilm FinePix F700 digital cameras with batteries and memory cards, Imperial Instant Load 900 cartridge-film camera, and GE Images VHS camcorder. Separate lenses include a Telesar 400mm telephoto and Soligor Auto-Zoom 75–260mm f/4.5, accompanied by filters, caps, a film canister and a zippered pouch. Also included are a GE Porta Mobil two-way FM radio, Tinker & Rasor A-P-W high-voltage holiday detector, Panasonic power supply, Quantum International tripod, Knox Panorama projection screen with tripod base, and a hard case with cut foam. The collapsed screen assembly measures approximately 46 inches long x 4 x 6 inches. The Samsung and Panasonic power supply powered on. The Olympus and Fujifilm were untested because their batteries were uncharged. The GE camcorder was untested, and its swollen battery was disposed of. The radio and holiday detector were untested without power supplies. No operating test is documented for the remaining cameras or lenses. The projection screen has a broken support component, will not deploy and stay open properly, and has an apparent heat mark. Equipment shows scratches, grime and corrosion, including substantial wear on the radio and camcorder eyecup. Lens and filter surfaces have dust and debris; optical performance is untested. 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.

An Alaska souvenir group with two carved wood totems, including a three-figure-topped example marked Golya'B, and a small framed Chilkoot Pass print by Lois Mae Thayer (1915–2008), bearing the Thayer signature within the image. Also included are three small painted ceramic totems, two face plaques, four small face ornaments with clips, a miniature moose, six Alaska thimbles, two Alaska bells and a fringed Alaska hand flag. Several ceramic pieces are marked Carma or Lois Dafoe. The Golya'B carving measures approximately 4 x 2.75 x 13 inches high. Wood pieces show scuffs, residue and small edge losses; ceramic pieces have finish wear and chips, including a bell handle and the moose's antlers. The print has a heavily crackled surface, and the flag is faded and wrinkled.

A Saga Fox fur coat labeled Size XL, with a broad shawl collar, vertical pelt sections, two metal clip fasteners and a light cream lining. The garment label identifies natural blue fox fur of Norwegian origin and manufacture in Korea. The lining has scattered yellow-brown stains, including larger marks near the lower portion. The fur shows variations in tone and some flattening from wear and storage. No garment measurements are recorded.

Two unframed mixed-media artworks attributed to Laura Bethke and signed Laura in raised gold-colored lettering. One depicts three stylized Southwestern figures; the other features a single elaborate katsina-inspired figure. Brightly painted cutout forms and dimensional gold-colored outlines are mounted on textured handmade paper with rigid backings. An accompanying display board includes the artist's biography and examples explaining her cutout, paint and foil process. The single-figure work has tissue or paper adhered to portions of its raised gold-colored outlines. Backings show marks, discoloration and adhesive or paper remnants around the edges. The largest artwork measures approximately 16 inches wide by 19.75 inches high.

A mixed animal and souvenir group with six elephant figures in clear glass, metal and wood or wood-tone finishes, plus a shaggy mammoth figure with curled tusks. The large glass elephant-head relief bears an etched mark including Sweden. Other pieces include a turtle on a round base, two wood ducks with brass-tone heads, a small wood bird, a duck-shaped lidded box with woven edging, an antler burr, a yellow walrus, a Florida alligator-head souvenir and an etched Seattle skyline glass ornament. Pieces show varying surface wear, scratches, finish losses and residue. The alligator head is approximately 8 inches long.

A long-sleeved chainmail garment made from interlinked silver-tone metal rings with visible riveted joins and a hook-and-ring closure at the neck. The garment has a rounded lower edge and is presented on a display form. Approximate measurements are 22 inches across the shoulders, 19 inches across the chest, 20-inch sleeves and 36 inches overall length. Rings show surface wear and discoloration.

A decorative art group featuring a silver-tone Aztec-style figure attributed to D'Argenta and a tall Toltec warrior figure modeled after the Atlantean figures at Tula. Also includes a pierced dragon-like stone carving matted and framed under glass, two Beltrando cast-metal reproduction plaques with cow-and-tree and sheaf-of-wheat designs, and two pierced plastic letter openers in an ivory-colored finish. The taller warrior measures approximately 3 x 3 x 11.5 inches high. Surfaces show scuffs, finish wear and tarnish-like discoloration; felt backings are worn and labels are stained. The frame has edge wear, and the letter openers have discoloration and small rough or worn edges.

A mixed assortment of LEGO building pieces, including multicolored bricks, baseplates, wheels, vehicle parts, minifigures and specialty elements. Includes Creator, Minecraft and other instruction booklets and sticker sheets, a blue LEGO System bucket and a larger clear storage tote. The clear outer tote measures approximately 21.5 inches long x 15.5 inches wide x 10 inches high. Pieces and containers show use, dust, marks and some discoloration.

Eight Bormioli Rocco Premium wine glasses with rounded bowls and slender stems, retaining red maker's stickers and housed in their divided original box. The packaging identifies Italian-made lead-free crystal glass, item 108959, with a capacity of 18¾ ounces (55.5 cl) per glass. The box measures approximately 18 x 9 x 10 inches high and shows scuffs, creased edges and small tears. Glass surfaces show dust, smudges and light marks.

An assortment of loose and temporarily strung pearl beads, in cream, champagne, pink, red, purple, bronze-brown and green tones. Shapes range from small rounded beads to oval, flattened and irregular forms, offering a varied palette for jewelry and craft projects. The longest recorded strand measures approximately 15 inches, with beads up to approximately 0.5 inch wide. These are loose beads and strands rather than a uniformly finished necklace collection. Surface texture, color and luster vary, and strings have exposed ends.

Fishing gear comprising three telescoping travel rods, a Bubba Blade knife marked 7-inch Tapered Flex with sheath, a Gentlemen's Hardware Prize Catch fish-shaped pocket knife in its tin, a Rapala lanyard with small accessories, and a Sampo Inc. leather fighting belt. The rods have cork handles and metal reel seats; the belt has stitched fish decoration and a rigid rod cup. The darker fishing rod has trouble closing. Other wear includes stained and worn cork, scratches and spotting on metal components, knife finish wear, and creases and discoloration to the leather belt. The largest rod measures approximately 16.5 inches long by 1 inch wide by 1 inch thick when collapsed.