Assorted LEGO pieces such as full figures, components, weapons, clothing, and other small toys and miniatures.

Seven folding pocket knives by Buck, in a variety of styles and sizes. The largest measures approximately 1.25" x 4.25" in length.

Partial scrimshaw baleen frond depicting a story scene. No artist signature is readily visible; it measures approximately 22.5" x 4.25" tall.

Three handcrafted uluit with wood and ivory handles. They show wear commensurate with being handmade; the blades have some tape residue. Largest measures approximately 6.75" x 1" x 4.5" tall.

Soapstone carving, possibly a bear but unidentified, signed on the bottom by Iñupiaq artist Robert Mayokok (1903-1983). It measures approximately 4.25" x 3.5" x 8" tall.

Three vintage whiskey decanters, including 50th Anniversary Loyal Order of Moose, Ezra Brooks, and Jim Beam, in a variety of styles. Largest measures approximately 5.5" x 4.5" x 14" tall.

Copper Tináa, or shield, pendant, a traditional symbol in Tlingit and Haida cultures, signed en verso by Indigenous Juneau, Alaska artist Sandrenia Blue. Also included is a Tlingit formline design relief etched in copper by artist Mike Jackson, mounted on handmade paper by his wife, artist Edna Jackson, crafted from Alaskan plants. Piece is signed and matted; it has an artwork biography en verso. It measures approxiamtely 8" x 10".

Jar of ash from Mount Spurr, an Alaskan volcano which erupted in 1992. It measures approximately 3" x 3" x 5" tall.

Original painting by Alaska artist Richard Wilson "R.W." Tyler or "Toby" Tyler (1927-2016) depicting old buildings. Piece is framed; measures approximately 6.75" x 8.75" overall.

Two matching Athabascan diamond-patterned birch bark baskets measuring approximately 7.5" in diameter x 3.25" tall.

Moose antler ulu with tag and antler stand, crafted by Leroy Barlip, along with a lidded pot on three small feet depicting a hunting cache by potter/ceramicist Sascha Brastoff (American, 1918-1993). It has some light hairline crazing; the blade of the ulu has tape residue as photographed. Pot measures approximately 4.75" in diameter x 8" tall.

Original woodblock or linocut artwork, signed by what appears to be Eugenia Newton. Piece is matted and framed; measures approximately 9.25" x 9.5" overall.

Four Japanese glass fishing floats, two wrapped in netting, plus two wooden floats. The largest has a crack and a hole, as photographed. Also included is a Japanese wooden crate which measures approximately 14.5" x 10.5" x 4.5" tall.

Four Leatherman Wingman, Rev, Wave, and Micra multi-tools. Largest measures approximately 1.5" x 4" in length.

Signed and numbered 69/300 print by Alaska artist Charles Gause (b.1955). Piece is matted and framed; measures approximately 25.25" x 36.25" overall.

Two Alaska Native dolls crafted with genuine fur parkas and mukluks, with bead and leather details, each with painted wooden faces. One has a baby on its back, along with a wooden harpoon with a stone arrowhead. The larger doll measures approximately 3.5" x 2" x 9" tall.

Five pocketknives with bone handles, two with multiple blades. They have scrimshaw handles, three signed by Alaska artist Dennis Sims (1952-2024). The details on the larger knives are slightly worn away; they measure approximately .75" x .5" x 7.5" in total length.

One Benchmade pocket knife with an engraved blade and two Leatherman multi-tools, one with etching on its handle. The knife measures approximately 7.75" in total length with a 3.5" blade.

Fossilized walrus ivory cribbage board including three walrus ivory pegs. It measures approximately 5.5" x 1.5" x.5" tall.

Handknit Qiviut, or musk ox, wool tunic or sleeveless top. It has a unique diamond and chevron pattern with slits on each side, gathering at the shoulders, and a braided belt. Measures approximately 18.5" x 22".