Eighteen fossilized artifacts made of walrus ivory, wood, bone, and more. Includes eleven specimens with holes drilled in them, plus two pick-like specimens, a partial harpoon point, and more as photographed. The piece with five holes measures approximately 4.75" x 0.75" x 2" high.

A signed and numbered 114/500 print of "Purr-fect" by Alaska artist Barbara Lavallee (b.1941), depicting three cats in varying fur patterns in colors gray and orange. It is matted and framed and measures approximately 14" x 17" overall.

The Alaskan by James Oliver Curwood accompanied by The Trail of a Sourdough: Life in Alaska by May Kellogg Sullivan; both published in the early 20th century about life in Alaska. Some pages of The Trail of a Sourdough: Life display some discoloration as photographed. Each book measures approximately 5.25" x 7.5" tall.

A carved ivory ice worm mounted on a slab of frosted glass; there is Measures approximately 1.75" x 1.5" x 1.75" tall.

Five tape measures including a novelty Fannie Mae house-shaped tape measure accompanied by a commemorative Anchorage Teachers Federal Credit Union 20th Anniversary tape measure. Also includes tape measures featuring logos from businesses including Hobart Corporation, Frontier Drywall Supply, and Denali Services Co. The largest measures approximately 2" x 2" high.

Eight loose $1 silver certificates. More detail on contents listed below. Variety: Silver Certificate (Fr. 1619 Priest/Anderson) Face Value: $1 Series: 1957 Graded: No, condition as photographed Variety: Silver Certificate (Fr. 1620 Smith/Dillon) Face Value: $1 Series: 1957-A Graded: No, condition as photographed Variety: Silver Certificate (Fr. 1621 Granahan/Dillon) Face Value: $1 Series: 1957-B Graded: No, condition as photographed

Seven license plates from the lower forty-eight including a desert sunset Arizona plate accompanied by an Ohio plate. Also includes two Pennsylvania plates in and modern designs, plus a Texas plate, and two Truck and dual purpose farm Wisconsin plates. Each plate measures approximately 12" x 6" high.

A translucent light blue Japanese glass fishing float. It measures approximately 11" in diameter.

A signed and numbered 500/500 print of "Where the Road Ends" by Lynn Brautigam Boots, depicting a cloudy mountain scene by the seaside in Lowell Point, Alaska. It is shrink-wrapped on board and measures approximately 14.5" x 18".

Beautiful Yup'ik coiled grass gathering basket featuring a handle and brightly colored geometric-shaped false embroidery. It measures approximately 10" x 10" x 6" tall.

Two sterling silver demitasse spoons including a Joseph Mayer & Brothers spoon featuring embossed things from the life of a miner on the handle. Also includes a spoon with a handle depicting the Pioneer Square totem pole in Seattle, Washington. The Joseph Mayer & Brothers spoon measures approximately 4" x 0.75" x 0.5". Total weight of 19.33 grams.

A pair of 10 karat yellow gold lever-back earrings, each featuring a marquise-cut amethyst secured in a bezel setting and accented by an elegant twisted rope border. Each measures 0.75" in length, and the pair weighs 3.7 g in total.

Vintage and antique locks, keys, and accessories, including a lion figural padlock, traditional skeleton keys, clock-winding tools, and leather key cases. The largest Yale lock measures approximately 2.25" x .75" x 2.75" with an 8.5" chain.

A selection of elegant antique pins and brooches, featuring a floral motif centered by a blue rhinestone and accented by matching stones on the border, alongside a sparkling rhinestone ribbon brooch, a filigree bar brooch set with an amber-colored glass stone, and a delicate openwork foliage watch pin by Bates & Bacon. The largest item measures approximately 2.5" x 1.5".

Six license plates from the lower forty-eight including a Colorado plate featuring a green design with snow-capped mountains, accompanied by a 1972 Wyoming plate featuring a bucking bronco and rider. Also includes a 1974 West Virginia plate, plus 1959 Ohio plate, and more as photographed. Each measures approximately 12" x 6" high.

A reproduction entitled "Chickadees in the Cottonwood Tree", a woodcut print by Alaska artist Dale DeArmond (1914-2006). It depicts five adorable black-capped chickadees on cottonwood branches against a snowy background. The piece is encased in an ornate frame and measures approximately 10" x 12" overall.

A Winfield 3-9x32mm rifle scope with mounting rings and featuring fully coated lenses to improve light transmission and image clarity made in Japan. It measures approximately 1.5" in diameter x 12.25" long.

A stunning 10 karat yellow gold halo ring featuring an oval-cut amethyst surrounded by small cubic zirconia stones. It fits up to ring size 7 and weighs 3.2 g overall.

A pair of 1969 Iditarod Trail Committee reprints of the souvenir booklets of events held in Nome, Alaska, entitled Second Annual All Alaska Sweepstakes (1909) and The Great Dog Races of Nome (1916), both containing historical photographs and advertisements. The larger book measures approximately 11.25" x 8.5".

A hardcover edition of Alaska: An Empire in the Making by John J. Underwood originally published in 1913 and explains the state's history and served as a travel guide. The book measures approximately 6" x 8.75" tall.