Nine Alaska state vanity license plates including two veteran plates accompanied by two National Rifle Association plates, plus two caribou vanity plates displaying NRA initials. Also includes two NRA and one U.S. military parachutist badge booster plates, and more as photographed. The state license plates each measure approximately 12" x 6" high.

Carved and painted wooden African war shield, along with two African tribal spears with carved handles, one a lion hunting spear. The largest measures approximately 61" in total length, and the shield measures approximately 11" x .5" x 34.5" tall.

Nineteenth-to-twentieth-century photographs and celluloid portraits, in framed, loose, and album formats. It includes individual portraits, group photographs, and Alaskan scenery in black-and-white and sepia prints. Also includes colored postcards, Boy Scouts of America registration certificates, and more as pictured. The largest framed piece measures approximately 21.5" x 25.5" overall.

An oak vanity dresser on casters featuring a swivel mirror with a scrolled acanthus-leaf and central anthemion relief pediment, plus three drawers with brass-tone hardware. Key not included. The right drawer pull and backplate on the lower cabinet have been replaced with a different flat-faced style and the keyhole escutcheon on the middle shelf is missing; the unit displays tarnish and wear commensurate with age and use. The unit measures approximately 43" x 19" x 75" tall.

A vintage dark wood washstand featuring a drawer with Victorian-style brass-tone hardware, plus a cabinet door with a blue knob. Also includes an oak washstand with a backsplash and brass-tone hardware on two drawers, plus a cabinet. The oak washstand measures approximately 27" x 15" x 30" tall.

Original The Wolf Sculptures soapstone figurines, handcrafted in Canada, including a solo walrus and an Alaska Native figure with two walrus calves, one at the end of a rope. The walrus all have ivory tusks, and the Alaska Native figure is holding an ivory knife. The largest figurine measures approximately 6.5" x 4.5" x 8.5" tall.

A light wood wardrobe with Art Deco paneling and bracket feet. The interior features two clothing rails, plus a hat shelf and coat hooks. Key not included. The wardrobe measures approximately 45.5" x 17" x 74" tall.

A Victorian-era porcelain mantel clock possibly produced by the William L. Gilbert Clock Company model 420, features a striking cobalt blue glaze accented with hand-painted gold scrolls and a central floral motif. It has an ornate embossed brass center dial surrounded by Arabic numerals, paired with an 8-day mechanical key-wound movement and a winding key. The clock tested functional at time of cataloging and measures approximately 10" x 5.5" x 11.5" tall.

A large translucent green glass Japanese fishing float with a prominent sealing button and embossed maker's mark stamp. It measures approximately 9" in diameter.

A large green-blue glass fishing float with a visible mold line in addition to a sealing button. It measures approximately 10" in diameter.

An oak bed frame featuring a headboard with a barbed-vine acanthus leaf relief and ribbed molding ending in corkscrews. It is missing some of the slats and displays scuffs as photographed. The frame measures approximately 59.5" x 81" x 49" tall.

Asian themed home décor items, including a brass water buffalo and rider figurine, multiple pairs of foo dog figures, an eight-point throwing star, famille rose style bud vase, replica terracotta warrior, and a dragon boat planter on a removable brass-toned base. It measures approximately 23" x 7" x 10" tall.

A roll-top oak desk featuring a compartment with multiple sizes of organizational cubbies. The lower section features four drawers with incised cup pulls. Key not included. The roll top appears to be missing an escutcheon, possibly for a lock, as photographed. The desk measures approximately 42" x 27.5" x 45" tall.

Seven Gold Rush Centennial Alaska state license plates including two serial number 1 Governor plates, one of which features the Alaska State Seal accompanied by two U.S. Senator plates. Also includes an Attorney General, plus state Senate plate, and commemorative 2000 Republican National Convention Delegate plate. Each measures approximately 12" x 6" high.

Carved wood décor pieces, including a fisherman in an umiak with a paddle, a harpoon, and the seal catch laid over the backside of the boat, no artist's signature readily visible, and a minimalist narwhal figure on a base with a small specimen appearing to be walrus ivory; it is signed illegibly on the underside of both the narwhal and the base. The larger item measures approximately 13" x 6" x 5.5" tall.

Marbled red Alaskan clay bear statue, and bear figurines featuring insized fur details, on wooden bases, one with tufts of fur mimicking grass. The undersides of the bases have illegible wood burnt makers marks; surface wear as shown. The clay bear measures approximately 13" x 8" x 9" tall.

A pair of vintage Bushnell Insta-Focus binoculars complete with their original black carrying case equipped with 10x50 lenses alongside a pair of Worldstar Model YSC-124 compact pocket binoculars. The lot also includes a Sony Cyber-Shot 14.1 MP digital camera with a case and battery charger. The camera powered on at time of cataloging and the largest measures approximately 8" x 3" x 7". 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.

Twelve glass fishing floats in shades of green-blue including some with prominent sealing buttons or mold lines accompanied by three wrapped in different colors of netting. Also includes a roller-shaped float which measures approximately 2" in diameter x 6" long.

Décor pieces, mostly brass, including figurines such as a fly, elephants, and a pair of Dutch children, a rabbit trivet, money clip, six candlestick holders, candle snuff, small trays or trinket dishes, tongs, and a battery-powered mantle clock with glass walls. Some items show surface wear commensurate with age and use; the clock was tested functional at time of cataloging. It measures approximately 7.5" x 5" x 8 "tall

A set of books by Theodore Roosevelt from the Sagamore Series published by G.P. Putnam's Sons, bound in brown cloth covers. It includes titles Winning of the West Parts I-V, The Naval War of 1812 Part II, The Rough Riders, American Ideals, and more, documenting Roosevelt's wilderness adventure memoirs and political essays. Each measures approximately 4.5" x 1" x 7" tall.