A signed print entitled "Trapper's Cache" by Alaska artist Sydney Laurence (1865-1940), matted and framed under glass. Measures approximately 17.5" x 14.5" overall.

A framed print depicting a Grumman G-21 "Grey Goose" by artist Wayne Lambert Davis (American, 1904-1988). Discoloration is visible on the bottom left corner as photographed. Measures approximately 16.25" x 22.25" overall.

A signed original oil on stretched canvas painting by Hazel Minnier (20th Century) spotlighting a tranquil natural scene with ducks, a lake, grassy marshlands, forested hills, and distant mountains. Framed, it measures approximately 21" x 25" overall.

A signed and numbered 157/950 print entitled "Gone Fishin' " by Alaska artist Annette Hartzell (b.1947), matted and framed under glass. Measures approximately 29.5" x 13.5" overall.

A signed and numbered 671/950 print entitled "The Puffin Gang" by Alaska artist Annette Hartzell (b.1947), matted and framed under glass. Measures approximately 20.25" x 20.25" overall.

A Hasbro Star Wars Unleashed Luke Skywalker Jedi Knight figure in original packaging. Features a dynamic pose with Luke Skywalker's green lightsaber in motion and attire as he appears in Return of the Jedi. The packaging measures approximately 8.75" in diameter x 12.25" tall.

A 1986 metal Remco dump truck toy featuring Goodyear-branded tires and moveable truck bed; measures approximately 16" x 8.25" x 8" tall.

A vintage Winchester bone saw featuring a wooden handle with a marking reading "R9DM" present near the top. Shows wear commensurate with age and use as photographed; measures approximately 29.25" x 5.75" high.

1988 Heileman's Old Style Beer light-up digital clock sign with a faux stained glass design. This plastic clock features a round, wood-grain look frame with gold-tone accents. Tested to power on at time of cataloging and measures approximately 17" in diameter x 4.75" tall.

A handmade metal cut-out of a plane that resembles a Short C-23 Sherpa military transport aircraft with terrified passengers taped to the windows en verso. It measures approximately 36.25" x 13" x 15" tall.

A vintage yellow Tonka dump truck featuring metal and plastic construction plus moveable haul bed. Measures approximately 14" x 5.75" x 6.75" tall.

A signed original watercolor painting by Alaska artist Diane Gill (b. 1946), depicting a musher and a team of dogs pulling a sled across a frozen landscape with mountains in the background. Matted and framed, it measures approximately 21.5" x 28.5" overall.

A pair of smaller wooden snowshoes with rawhide lacing and leather bindings, made in Canada. The lack of a distinct long tail, while having both toe and heel bars, can sometimes lead them to be classified as a modified "Bear Paw" style. They measure approximately 10" x 36" long.

A mystical sculpture depicting a Native American face merged with an eagle figure, carved from a single piece of wood, with turquoise inlay details. Measures approximately 11.5" x 8.5" x 22" tall.

Fossilized walrus ivory specimens in varying shapes and shades including cross sections, squares, a raven, and more. The white raven measures approximately 1.5" x 1.25" x 0.25" high; combined weight of 510.00 grams.

A vintage Bullard fire helmet, possibly a Firedome LTX model, used by the Girdwood Fire Department. The red color indicates it's a captain's helmet within their system. The piece measures approximately 12.5" x 15" x 10", with a 25" circumference.

Seventeen Marvel Amazing Spider-Man comics that are 2006 reproductions of the original 1964 issues. These reprints of classic Amazing Spider-Man issues feature early villains like the Lizard and the Vulture, and the Living Brain (some issues have new alternate covers). These reprints were typically included as free inserts in Sunday newspapers. Issue #17 from 1964 notably featured the second appearance of the Green Goblin. Each measures approximately 6.75" x 10.25" tall.

Eight 2012 copper rounds of .999 fine copper featuring the Statue of Liberty and buffalo faces in plastic coin capsules. Each coin measures 1.5" across

Eleven belt buckles in a variety of styles and shapes from events including the 1989 Alaska State Fair, and the 2004 Iditarod, along with a horse-drawn carriage decal, turquoise chips, unverified if real or faux, inlaid in brass or bronze-like material, a formline design, and more. The largest measures approximately 4" x 3" tall.

A vintage U.S. military metal foot locker manufactured by Doehler Metal Products Corp. in 1949 that belonged to a McCabe Jr. with the service number 0971347. The middle lock hinge appears separated from the top and includes a lock with no key. Measures approximately 32" x 16.25" x 13.5" high.