Six woodworking planes combine three bench planes with three compact block planes. The largest is an Ohio Tool Co. No. 05 jack plane, with its number cast into the body and the maker's globe trademark on the cutter. The stamp names Columbus, Ohio, and Auburn, New York. Two Stanley smoothing planes accompany it, each with a rounded front knob and rear tote. The longer jack-plane form and smaller smoothers cover the progression from bringing stock into shape to making finer finishing passes, while the three low-bodied block planes provide compact tools for smaller work. Most of the planes are by Stanley. The largest measures approximately 13.75" x 3.5" x 5" tall.

These four woodworking bench planes by Stanley and Anchor include jack and fore-plane forms. The cast-iron bodies carry wooden front knobs and curved rear totes in medium and darker finishes, with the different sole lengths suited to a range of stock-preparation and straightening work. The largest plane measures approximately 17.5" x 3.5" x 5" tall.

Four Golden Harlequin Library romance omnibuses, volumes II-V, accompany mixed tableware and decorative pieces. The ceramics include a slate-blue Blessings Unlimited "Thankfulness" pie dish with scalloped rim and a blue-and-beige reactive-glazed chip-and-dip bowl marked Berezin. Pewter and pewter-tone pieces include two handled tankards, a small pitcher, a small bowl, and an RWP-marked miniature tea service on a handled tray. Also included are fourteen silver- and gold-tone Christmas stocking holders designed for a fireplace mantel, a small decorated lidded box, and a bird- or leaf-form ornament. The Blessings Unlimited pie dish measures approximately 11" in diameter x 2" tall.

This Royal Doulton "Rachel" bone china figurine, HN 4780, comes from the Petites Best of the Classics series introduced in 2005. The figure wears a flowing cream-yellow dress beneath a red coat trimmed in white and is accompanied by its Certificate of Authenticity. Also included is Sarah's Angels "Suzette", model 30427, a polyresin angel introduced in 2002 by Pavilion Gift Company under MindSpring Studios, with its original insert card. The angel has a pale dress and outspread wings. A silver-tone Ronson Queen Anne table lighter by Art Metal Works completes the group. The Rachel figurine measures approximately 5.5" x 4.25" x 7" tall. 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.

Three S. Bradley Temple chalkware masks accompany a circular hide wall hanging and a fur-parka doll. The masks portray a male elder and figures identified as Lois and Emil, with reindeer-fur trim. An original label reads S. Bradley Temple, Handmade in Alaska, and carries a 1965 copyright date; the masks are associated with Brad and Sally Temple. The circular hanging features a whimsical drawing of a polar bear riding an orca, with white fur tentatively identified as polar bear. It measures approximately 12" in diameter and has substantial hide loss and fragility. The doll depicts a woman in a fur parka with coyote-fur trim and leather mukluks. Note: We have done our due diligence to identify the specific fur(s) used in this lot, but we are not professional furriers or authenticators on items of this nature.

A rounded black art-glass vase signed Vandermark and dated 1984 accompanies three other vases and a metal watering can. Its glossy dark body is crossed by an iridescent blue spiral accent. A teal Nelson McCoy pottery vase features paired open handles and a raised knotted-tie design; the base is marked McCoy USA. Also included are a tall square-tapered vase with an iridescent orange finish, a small rounded ceramic bud vase with teal drip glaze, and a dark metal watering can. The orange vase measures approximately 5" x 5" x 11" tall. The watering can has an uneven, warped underside.

This ten-piece group of green uranium glass displays the characteristic bright green fluorescence shown under ultraviolet light. The group comprises two Federal Glass teacups in the Thumbprint and Wide Panel patterns, an Anchor Hocking Block Optic sherbet, and seven Anchor Hocking Pillar Optic plates. The molded patterns range from broad panels to closely spaced optical ribs. Each of the seven plates measures approximately 6.25" in diameter x 1" tall when laid flat.

These decorative tea wares and table accents include floral plates and saucers, a small painted teapot, a tall house-shaped ceramic container, and embroidered table linens. Makers represented include Royal Albert, Nippon, and Gold Castle, with a J. Broadhurst English ironstone plate bearing the Bicentennial Series 1776-1976 mark. A Thomas Kinkade "The Hidden Gazebo" scenic tile adds a garden view, while the ceramic house has painted flowers and a tall chimney. The Lord Nelson Pottery piece is marked for decorative purposes only and not for food use. The house measures approximately 5" x 4" x 10.5" tall.

This SKB Roto crossbow transport case has a contoured black hard shell, integrated wheels, and molded carrying grips. The broad bow-shaped section and narrower stock channel accommodate a crossbow's distinctive outline, while the open nesting design, thick interior foam, and securing straps help support it within the case. The case has lockable latches and bears SKB and TenPoint branding. The case measures approximately 30" x 14" x 42" overall.

Stanley and Disston woodworking tools include three metal-bodied planes, a flat spokeshave, a swivel-head box scraper, and a folding drawknife with adjustable wooden handles. The planes include Stanley plow and combination forms and a No. 78 rabbet plane, with sliding rods and cutter adjustments visible on the open-sided bodies. The drawknife has a long blade between two hinged handles, and the scraper has a swiveling head above its wooden grip. A Disston-marked saw-jointing tool and a rectangular metal guide bring the total to eight tools. The largest measures approximately 16" x 3" x 3".

Christmas and Halloween decorations include a boxed 1998 Christmas Fantasy "Jingle Bell Rock Santa", Avon Santa votive candle holders, a group of ceramic carolers, and a boxed ghost-and-pumpkin Halloween display. Additional small holiday figures are included as pictured. The Santa figure could not be tested because the appropriate power cord was unavailable at cataloging. The Halloween display did not power on when tested. The largest box measures approximately 9.75" x 5.75" x 17.25" tall.

A boxed vintage Sister Wonder-Knit Automatic Knitting Machine accompanies Milton Bradley's boxed vintage Dynamite Shack game. The Wonder-Knit has a red metal needle bed and a hand-operated carriage with a black handle, accompanied by yarn, table clamps, tools, and an instruction booklet with illustrated garment projects. Its colorful box illustrates the machine and the types of garments it was designed to make. Dynamite Shack includes the red shack with a dark roof, brightly colored plastic dynamite sticks, oversized pink thumb pieces, and illustrated playing cards. In this dexterity game, players use the oversized thumbs to drop the colored sticks down the shack's chimney before a wind-up timer makes the roof pop off. The instructions are printed inside the box lid and bear a 1968 Milton Bradley copyright. Both are in their original boxes, with age wear to the packaging. The larger Wonder-Knit box measures approximately 20.5" x 4.5" x 12.5".

Two matted and framed compositions lead this group of decorative prints and picture frames. Vivian Flasch's floral still life fills a basket with roses, sunflowers, and other blossoms beside a flute, sheet music, and apples. A white lattice backdrop, small birds, and a hanging birdhouse extend the garden theme around the tabletop arrangement. American artist Thomas Kinkade (1958-2012) depicts an illuminated stone cottage in the Library Edition of "A Quiet Evening". The scene includes a winding stream, abundant flowers, reflective water, and warm sunset light. The prints are accompanied by three picture-frame pieces in collage, 8 x 10, and 4 x 6 formats, with Home, Ashleigh Manor, and Fetco represented. The largest framed artwork measures approximately 19.25" x 23.25" overall.

A blue wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus) hide has short slate-gray and brown-gray hair and a long tail ending in a flowing black tuft. The tan leather reverse bears the handwritten markings "3643" and "Jubenville". Also known as the gnu, the blue wildebeest is a large African antelope of grassy plains and open woodland. Its heavy forequarters, dark mane, and long tail distinguish it from the more slender antelopes with which it shares the savanna. The hide has several long cuts and openings, along with creasing and uneven edges. An accompanying handwritten tag describes the visible marks as lion claw marks. The hide measures approximately 80" x 56".

Six wood-bodied bench planes include three traditional wooden planes and three transitional examples, one by Keen Kutter. The traditional planes secure their cutters with wooden wedges and have rear handles set into the bodies. The transitional planes combine wooden soles with cast-iron cutter mechanisms, lever caps, rounded front knobs, and rear totes. The group ranges from shorter planes to two long-bodied examples. The largest measures approximately 23" x 3" x 6.5" tall.

This chess set has a glass board with alternating dark and frosted squares, felt pads, and thirty-two clear and frosted acrylic playing pieces: sixteen of each finish. The board measures approximately 15" x 15". Also included is an antique Sessions Clock Company mantel clock in a wood case with an arched central dial housing and removable scrolled side brackets. The clock was not functional at cataloging and has scuffs from age and use. It measures approximately 19" x 4.5" x 10.5" tall.

This substantial collection of knitting and needlework books, magazines, and patterns emphasizes machine knitting. Included are Valerie Carter's Machine Knits, Knitting for Babies & Kids, Fontana Raglan Cardigan patterns, and multiple issues of Knitwords, including Autumn 2000. Additional material includes spiral-bound project and technique booklets covering large-stitch knitting, afghans, baby blankets, and knitting hints, together with McCall's Needlework Treasury. The largest book measures approximately 9" wide x 11" tall.

An early 20th-century Singer Model 66 sewing machine has the elaborate "Red Eye" decoration associated with this model: red medallions, green scrolls, and gold-tone filigree across the black body, upright, and bed. A spoked handwheel and an engraved metal faceplate complement the decoration, while an oval Singer trademark badge is mounted on the pillar. The extensive ornament gives this practical machine strong display appeal. The machine is fitted with a Belgelcor Type UV73 electric motor labeled 115 volts and 1 amp. It comes in a carrying case with a dark faux-alligator covering and brown wooden base. A separate rotating thread-spool carousel has aluminum end plates and rows of spool pins arranged around a central shaft on a rectangular wooden stand. The wooden case base has a damaged corner with splitting and material loss. The machine powered on at cataloging; no sewing-performance test is recorded. In its case, it measures approximately 18" x 9.25" x 14.5" tall. 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.

This BedJet 3 forced-air bed climate system, model 3S-800NA, includes a base unit, flexible air hose, nozzle, adjustable support components, wireless remote, batteries, and original instructions. The system directs airflow into bedding for warming or ventilation; cooling uses room-temperature air to help carry away accumulated body heat and moisture. The system is new in opened packaging, with most accessories still wrapped in factory plastic. The components listed in the booklet were accounted for at cataloging, but the system was not tested. Manufacturer dimensions for the BedJet 3 base are approximately 15.5" x 10.5" x 5.75".

A Milwaukee AIR-TIP long-reach flexible micro-hose set, model 49-90-2037, provides narrow vacuum attachments for cleaning confined spaces that a full-size nozzle cannot reach. It accompanies a Powergear by Comfort Zone CZ707 electric utility heater, a Filtrex GreenBlock carbon-block filter, and two wrapped pleated filter cartridges. Kitchen supplies include an HD Designs Grill stainless steel marinade injector, a ThermoPro folding-probe thermometer, a six-piece Tovolo Gem Pop mold set, packaged EKCO wooden spoons, and bamboo skewers. Winter Walking traction overshoes and a boxed Draft Buster door-and-window seal accompany the household and workshop supplies. These also include an Auto Drive two-pack of seat covers, Ace and Duck double-sided tapes, a Crawford magnetic tool organizer, a squeegee, a hand pruner, a hand trowel, packaged utility lighters, and a tube of white Flex Glue. Many pieces remain in their original packaging. The heater powered on at time of cataloging. The Milwaukee package measures approximately 3.25" x 3" x 29.5". 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.