Two ceremonial cavalry sabers made in India with metal scabbards including one stamped with "Stay Army", from the U.S. Army 1st Squadron, 40th Airborne Cavalry which was based at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska. Both swords feature brass-tone hilts with black leather grips. Each sword measures approximately 41" in total length with 31" long blades.

A Dictaphone Ansafone 590 analog telephone answering machine in its original box and factory packaging, designed to record incoming audio messages onto magnetic tape cassettes, alongside an Amano mechanical employee punch clock and a Paymaster Corporation mechanical check writer/protector with its original mint green branded vinyl cover. The items are packed in a black and yellow tote. The units were untested at time of cataloging, and the largest measures approximately 16.5" x 16.5" x 16.9" tall.

A doll depicting an Alaska Native mother and child with painted walrus ivory faces attired in a seal fur amauti parka and mukluks with brown and white fur trim, tentatively identified as muskrat and Arctic fox or rabbit respectively. The doll measures approximately 6.5" x 2" x 10.5" tall.

Ten Yup'ik hand drums signed with a partially-illegible signature by A. H. Nine feature canvas drumheads painted with Alaska Native spirit wheel designs, while one features a depiction of an orca breaching. Each drum measures approximately 7.5" in total length with 5.5" diameter drumheads.

Ten glass fishing floats in varying shades of teal and aqua, with distinct air bubbles and sealing buttons. Each measures approximately 3.25" in diameter.

A wolf spirit mask attributed to Yu'pik artist Aassanaaq "Ossie" Kairaiuak (20th/21st Century), winner of the Rasmuson Foundation's 2023 Fellowship Award. It features a central bone mask colorfully painted surrounded with stem frames painted red, plus adornments carved from walrus ivory with fossilized bone and scrimshaw accents, painted feathers, and wood. The mask measures approximately 15" x 3.25" x 17" tall.

Craft supplies and accessories, including multiple colors of Red Heart Super Saver yarn, yarn balls, variegated yarn skeins, embroidery floss, fifteen packs of factory-sealed plastic Soka Gakkai International Buddhist prayer beads, a woven storage box, and several fashion jewelry pieces including a ring, necklace, and hoop earrings, and more as photographed. The largest measures approximately 11" x 13" x 2.5".

A full-sized tanned taxidermy coyote (Canis latrans) pelt with an intact tail and limbs with front paws and claws. The fur displays a dark dorsal stripe and shades of brown and beige tones. Pelt measures approximately 65" x 38".

Multiple needlepoint embroidered pieces, each matted and framed, one initialed JM, an owl artwork stretched on canvas, and a print by Thomas Kinkade (American, 1958-2012), framed under glass. The largest piece measures approximately 23.25" x 19.0" overall.

A wooden machinist's box or tool chest featuring silver-toned hardware including latches, corner bumpers, knobs, and handles on each side with a lid and a drop-down front door behind which are twelve drawers in varying sizes. Under the top lid is an open compartment with a diamond-shaped mirror; drawers and compartment are lined with green fabric. Chest measures approximately 26" x 12" x 17" tall.

Five pieces of framed cross-stitch artwork including depictions of a grizzly bear signed en verso by Joyce Mills and dated 1986-1987, accompanied by a ring-necked pheasant initialed J.M. Also includes a piece depicting a quintessential Alaskan landscape, plus two depicting fish and coral. The Alaskan landscape piece measures approximately 16 " x 22" overall.

Google electronics with their original boxes, including a three-pack of Google Nest Cam security cameras designed for indoor or outdoor battery-powered use featuring white spherical bodies and flat black front faces housing the lens, microphone, and sensors, alongside a Google Nest Hub 2nd Gen smart display with a 7" screen that functions as a command dashboard, media streamer, bedside assistant and more. The units tested to power on at time of cataloging, and the largest measures approximately 12.75" x 5.75" x 5.25" 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.

Four Galoob Baby Face dolls including So Sorry Sarah, plus two attired in pink shirts, and other with a yellow and pink cool shirt. Also includes two Applause tabby cat dolls designed by Dustyn Schear including one in a yellow, and other in a blue vest with an embroidered horse. Each cat doll measures approximately 15" x 4" x 18" tall.

Two octagonal folding poker tables with felt surfaces, built-in chip trays, and handles on the outer or back surfaces for easy portability, along with four Pavilion brand poker chip sets. The backsides of the tables have a few tears in the material, as photographed; the tables measure approximately 47" x 2" x 25" tall when they are folded and upright for carrying.

Eight baby dolls including one inspired by baby photographer Constance Bannister (American, 1913-2005) wearing a blue and white onesie accompanied by a doll with red hair and bonnet. Also includes a doll attired in yellow floral-pattern gown, plus pink gown with white lace trim, and more as photographed. The dolls display paint loss and wear commensurate with age and use as photographed. The largest doll measures approximately 7" x 2.5" x 23" tall.

Four handcrafted miniature mukluks, featuring a dark purple pair adorned with white fur trim and pink and purple hanging cords; beige suede-soled boots accented with brown fur trim, decorative beadwork, and red felt panels; shorter booties showcasing mixed white and brown fur with a beaded border; and an aubergine-colored felt pair detailed with a brown felt base, vibrant beaded accents, and white fur trim. The largest measures approximately 3" x 2" x 3".

A krumkake baker in original box with wooden cone roller, model 3900, cast iron trivets, rosette irons, wooden grooved pasta cutter and springerle cookie rolling pins, pastry roller, Mirro aluminum cookie and pastry press with accessories in original box, and a Moulinex moulin-julienne tool with accessories in original box. Some boxes show light wear; the krumkake maker was tested to power on at time of cataloging. Its box measures approximately 11" x 12" x 6" tall.

Crafting supplies, featuring a large selection of yarn in various forms, including skeins, cakes, and hanks, showcasing a wide range of solid, patterned, and variegated colors. Also includes fur and leather scraps, round knitting looms, packets of rickrack, a yarn ball winder, and more as photographed. The largest yarn ball contains approximately 812 yards, and the largest item measures approximately 15" x 10" x 4" tall.

Eight dolls with stands including an Effanbee Patricia doll wearing a pink floral gingham dress accompanied by an Effanbee Patsy Jr. doll wearing a light blue dress. Also includes an Ideal Betsy McCall doll wearing a striped dark blue dress with crocheted lining and label noting production dates of 1950-53, plus a larger doll wearing a red robe, and more as photographed. The Certificate of Authenticity does not appear to correspond with any of the included dolls. The dolls display paint loss and wear commensurate with age and use as photographed. The largest measures approximately 4.5" x 2" x 19" tall.

Hundreds of Yu-Gi-Oh! and modern Magic: The Gathering Cards including "A" Cell Scatter Burst (STON-EN041) accompanied by Jerry Beans Man (CRV-EN004). Also includes Retreat to Emeria (BFZ 044/274), plus Goldnight Commander (AVR 22), and more as photographed.