A Husqvarna 137 e-series gas-operated chainsaw with a saw bar cover and carrying case, accompanied by a Craftsman gas-operated chainsaw featuring a 16" bar and 2.4 cubic-inch engine displacement, with cloth and case. Both units show wear commensurate with age and use and untested at time of cataloging. The Craftsman chainsaw's case doesn't close completely as photographed; it measures approximately 33" x 12" x 11" tall. 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.

A metal tool box with pull-out compartments and single-compartment tool box filled with hand tools and bits including dozens of pipe wrenches and combination wrenches, plus hammers, a Cobra 19-piece drive Allen socket set, Irwin auger bits, and more as photographed. The largest tool box measures approximately 18.25" x 10.25" x 14.5" tall.

A Leer truck cap with fiberglass lining, dual tinted side windows, and a single rear window; the rubber gasket on one window has separated from the frame, and the front window is no longer present, as photographed. Rear window functionality untested at time of cataloging. Cab facing glass panel is completely broken and does have glass shards around the molding still present.

A Central Machinery 4" belt and 6" disc sander, model S5908, manufactured in 1992. It features a 120V, 4.8-amp motor. Unit untested at time of cataloging.

A large rectangular conference table with a white top featuring a central hidden outlet strip. The outlets include three AC power outlets, two USB ports, plus two open data ports. Unit untested at time of cataloging.

A Burr King two-wheel belt grinder equipped with a Leeson model 174100.00 Speedmaster motor speed controller, plus Leeson model C4D28FK11C direct current permanent magnet motor. Pallet not included. Unit untested at time of cataloging.

A Marathon Electric Farm Duty AC motor, model ZPJ56C17F5327E P, rated at 1725 RPM and 115/208-230V. Also includes a Baldor 333B 8" industrial buffer equipped with two wheels and featuring a 3450 RPM, 115/230V motor. Both units untested at time of cataloging.

A Dremel 16" scroll saw, type 3 model 1671. It features two speeds, plus a 120-volt and 1.68/1.65-amp motor. Unit untested at time of cataloging.

A Grizzly Industrial dust collector featuring a 220V 12-amp induction motor rated at 3600 RPM. Unit untested at time of cataloging.

A Baldor-Reliance bench buffer equipped with two wheels accompanied by a bench grinder equipped with two wheels and featuring an integrated lamp. The bench grinder is missing the left eye shield. Both units untested at time of cataloging.

A DeWalt radial arm saw equipped with a DeWalt model 500274 single-phase capacitor motor and saw blade. Also includes a hex key and more as photographed. Pallet not included. Unit untested at time of cataloging.

Two stone lithographs c.1946 by the late Alaskan artist, Fred Machetanz (1908-2002) entitled "Eskimo Mother" and "Accibuck, the Seal Hunter". The first depicts Bula, a shy mother with an enigmatic expression who is "packing" her infant shoulder-high in a pouch fashioned by a sash passing underneath its buttocks and diagonally across Bula's chest and shoulder in front. The second depicts Accibuk (also spelled Achebuk or Accibuck), the artist's first model in Alaska, and staunch friend, to whom the artist traded the original sketch in the winter of 1936. Accibuk possessed an encyclopedic knowledge of native hunting lore and was a natural teller of tales, to which the artist listed with genuine awe or enthusiastic encouragement as the situation demanded. Both are titled lower left, marked 100/93 and 85/100 respectively, and hand-signed in graphite lower right. Each has some discoloration to the edges that does not affect the main image and could easily be hidden by matting/framing; the largest measures approximately 17.5" x 12".

A very fine Tlingit wall pocket, circa 1900-1920, a household accessory that provides storage for small items and features distinctive needlework and beaded artistry. This example features an eagle, an American flag, pink roses, stars, butterflies, sunflowers, birds, dragonflies, and other related elements, all accented by a beaded border and a hanging loop. Pocket interiors are a textured plaid fabric as photographed. Perimeter beading shows some areas of loss, and some areas of the felted wool are perforated. The entire piece measures approximately 12" x 27.5" tall.

A stunning size 6.75 statement ring in .950 platinum featuring octagonal step and square cut natural ruby corundum gemstones, plus round brilliant cut diamond, in a halo setting with additional diamonds lining the ring's shank. In total, the ring features fifty round, 1.0 brilliant cut diamonds (0.33 ctw), each with VS1 to VS2 clarity, F to G color, and excellent symmetry and polish. The twenty-one square-cut rubies (3.17ctw) are of Type 3 clarity, with color red (5/5), excellent symmetry, intense transparent color, and a dark tone. Manufactured by Walter Gruen, and is accompanied by a Jewelry Insurance Appraisal Report from GemAssure Gemological Appraisals. Total weight of 6.4 grams. 

Two Art Deco bronzes, including an example by noted French Sculptor Claire Jeanne Roberte Colinet (1885-1972), depicting a dancer with outstretched arms, the body highly polished, and the other, an unsigned cold-painted bronze work depicting a tambourine-playing dancer. The largest measures approximately 12" x 4.5" x 15.5" tall.

A striking Navajo Ganado rug featuring a symmetrical composition characterized by a bold central diamond medallion in deep black, creamy white, bright red, and heathered gray. The stepped geometric patterns and serrated accents are surrounded by solid black. Small blemishes and edge wear commensurate with use as photographed. Rug measures approximately 54.25" x 84" overall.

Beautiful Alaska gold nugget pendant with a 14 karat yellow gold bail, oriented in a landscape format such that it is wider than it is tall. It measures approximately 1" overall and has a total weight of 15.59 grams.

An Alaska gold nugget pendant featuring a 10 karat yellow gold bail, oriented so the nugget is hanging in a vertical fashion, such that it is longer than it is wide. It measures approximately 1" overall and has a total weight of 2.30 grams.

A large format original painting by Alaska artist Keith Appel (20th/21st Century) entitled "Moonlight Climb / Midnight Bear"; the work depicts a hiker with backpack and shotgun, silhouetted against a large moon as he ascends a steep mountain, while a bear traverses the valley below, looking up at the hiker. Titled, signed, and dated c.1978 en verso by the artist, the work is housed in a thin frame measuring approximately 52.25" x 27.25" overall. 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 carved walrus tusk figurine depicting an orca painted black and white with an open mouth, signed on the underside by King Island carver Peter Mayac (1913-1976) accompanied by the initials F.M., likely for King Island carver Fred Mayac (b.1966). The figurine measures approximately 7.5" x 3" x 3" high.