A CP Products weight-distribution hitch head is fitted with a chrome-plated Valley hitch ball marked 2 5/16", a retaining pin, and lower mounting brackets. It is accompanied by a separate dual-receiver adapter marked 077-2 and two heavy metal tow hooks with curved open ends and attached mounting arms. Additional hardware includes a teardrop-shaped steel snatch-block pulley, coiled braided-steel utility cable with a crimped ferrule, and a brass-tone toothed gear component. The largest piece measures approximately 16" x 9" x 6" tall.

A Hyper Tough brushless cordless drill-driver accompanies a boxed wood-turning lathe attachment designed for use with a 3/8" drill. The lathe package shows a drill-powered arrangement with separate supports, distinguishing it from a standalone motorized lathe. The group also includes a RotoScrub cleaning-brush drill attachment, an Ace Hardware drum-sander kit, a drill stand, drill bits, a hole saw, and the additional accessories and hand tools shown. Several pieces retain their original packaging. The Hyper Tough drill powered on at cataloging. The lathe box measures approximately 11.5" x 8" x 3". 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.

A signed and numbered print of "The Wash Bears" by Vivi K. Crandall (German/American, 1946-2000) shows three young raccoons gathered along a tree limb amid brilliant yellow autumn leaves. Their dark masks, silver-gray fur, and ringed tails stand out against the warm foliage, with each animal looking in a different direction. The print is numbered 160/760 and signed at lower right, above the printed artist signature and 1988 date within the image. Dark matting and narrow gold-tone accents surround the work in a brown wood frame, which measures approximately 28.5" x 24.5" overall.

These two limited-edition Anchorage Fur Rendezvous commemorative medal sets are dated 1977 and 1979. Each year is represented by one sterling silver medal and one golden-bronze medal, for four medals in two presentation frames. The 1977 set commemorates the forty-second annual festival and is eighth in the series. Its "Rondy Carnival Fun" design brings the midway to life with amusement rides and a crowd of spectators. The 1979 set commemorates the forty-fourth annual festival and is tenth in the series; its designs honor the Fur Rondy king and queen regent and the Pioneers of Alaska. The labeled issues were limited to 500 sets each. The medals are ungraded. Each presentation frame measures approximately 3.75" x 1.75" x 4" tall.

This mixed-material sculpture combines a hair-on-hide deer antler mount with three walrus-ivory marine-animal carvings on a circular wooden plaque base. The central ringed seal has inlaid dark baleen eyes and fine scrimshaw patterning, flanked by a walrus resting on its flippers and another rolled onto its back. The upright antlers form an open arch behind the small ivory animals, contrasting rough natural texture with the smooth carved surfaces. It is signed "Marty Stone" on the underside. The walrus on the left is missing its right tusk. The sculpture measures approximately 7.5" x 5" x 9.25" tall.

These two limited-edition Anchorage Fur Rendezvous commemorative medal sets are dated 1977 and 1979. Each year is represented by one sterling silver medal and one golden-bronze medal, for four medals in two presentation frames. The 1977 set commemorates the forty-second annual festival and is eighth in the series. Its "Rondy Carnival Fun" design brings the midway to life with amusement rides and a crowd of spectators. The 1979 set commemorates the forty-fourth annual festival and is tenth in the series; its designs honor the Fur Rondy king and queen regent and the Pioneers of Alaska. The labeled issues were limited to 500 sets each. The medals are ungraded. Each presentation frame measures approximately 3.75" x 1.75" x 4" tall.

This carved Dall Sheep horn sculpture rises from a toothless, mineralized walrus jawbone base, its sweeping curves forming a whale head above a smaller, curled element. Baleen inset eyes and incised lines define the whale's face, mouth, and pleated throat. The long upward curve and open curl give the arrangement a strong sense of movement, while the horn's hollow end remains visible. Smooth, polished carving contrasts with the porous natural bone of the base. Warm tan, amber-brown, and darker surfaces emphasize the different materials and their original forms. The whale appears to have, at one point, had fins that are now absent. The sculpture measures approximately 12" x 9.5" x 15.5" tall.

This new-in-box Delta Controls DZNT-V112A-AB variable air volume zone-controller assembly is paired with a DZNT-T0-X LCD thermostat. The remote termination board, damper actuator, and airflow-sensing connections work together to regulate the air delivered to an individual zone in a commercial HVAC system. Labeled terminal blocks and network ports connect the assembly to the zone equipment and compatible building automation network. The DZNT system uses BACnet MS/TP communication and configurable VAV/VVT control routines. The four-button thermostat provides local setpoint adjustment and occupancy override, while the V112A configuration supports analog reheat with an additional digital reheat stage, damper control, and a fan output. Both components are presented with their original boxes and printed documentation. The larger box measures approximately 10" x 5" x 4" tall.

Two Anchorage Fur Rendezvous commemorative medal sets, dated 1981 and 1983, each contain one sterling silver medal and one golden-bronze medal. The 1981 issue celebrates the forty-sixth annual festival and is twelfth in the series; the 1983 issue marks the forty-eighth annual festival and is fourteenth in the series. The 1981 design honors the Rondy Grand Prix with a pair of racing cars and a checkered flag. The 1983 design honors Alaska's square dancers, depicting two dancing couples. The festival emblem on the other side combines a dog team, mountains, and the Alaska flag. All four medals are ungraded and housed in their labeled, limited-edition presentation cases. Each case measures approximately 3.5" x 3.5" overall.

These two prints depict northern figure subjects. "String Game" by Alaska artist C. Alan "Bud" Johnson (1926-2013) shows an adult demonstrating a string figure to five smiling children gathered close around him. Soft pink, blue, and gray clothing emerges from the darker interior, concentrating attention on the hands and faces. The print is titled and signed in pencil beneath the image, which carries the printed C. Alan Johnson signature and 1984 date. Rockwell Kent's (1882-1971) "Greenland Woman" depicts a woman in a blue top and tall boots beside a wooden pillar near the shoreline. Seen mostly from behind, she turns her head in profile against broad areas of muted blue and ochre. This color reproduction is shrink-wrapped on board; "String Game" is matted and framed and measures approximately 14.75" x 16.5" overall.

A Mary Kay Ash Silver Anniversary Collector's Doll wears a pink gown and matching wrap and comes with its original box. A G.I. Joe action figure is accompanied by olive-drab clothing, equipment, and miniature weapons, alongside two small dolls dressed in hooded fur parkas. The smaller toys include Tyco Quints accessories with five linked pastel wagons, a five-place feeding seat, and a packaged Wash-Up Time outfit set for five. Doll clothing, shoes, bags, miniature furniture, and numerous small dolls accompany these pieces. A lidded glass jar holds colorful marbles, adding another familiar childhood collectible to the selection. The Mary Kay doll box measures approximately 11" x 6" x 20".

This Bond flat-bed home knitting machine uses a hand-operated carriage that travels along the needle bed to form rows of knitting. Interchangeable numbered keyplates fit into the carriage, and a separate mechanical row counter helps keep track of the work. The boxed extension kit adds needle-bed sections, allowing wider pieces to be knitted across the machine. The accompanying five-part Bond instruction series moves from basic operation and garment shaping to more decorative work. Its booklets cover casting on and off, increasing and decreasing, shaping necks and darts, and techniques including lace, intarsia, tuck stitches, Fair Isle, cables, and weaving. A simple set-in-sleeve sweater pattern, clamps, transfer tools, and the other pictured accessories accompany the machine and extension kit. The largest machine section measures approximately 38" x 6" x 1.5".

These two limited-edition Anchorage Fur Rendezvous commemorative medal sets are dated 1977 and 1979. Each year is represented by one sterling silver medal and one golden-bronze medal, for four medals in two presentation frames. The 1977 set commemorates the forty-second annual festival and is eighth in the series. Its "Rondy Carnival Fun" design brings the midway to life with amusement rides and a crowd of spectators. The 1979 set commemorates the forty-fourth annual festival and is tenth in the series; its designs honor the Fur Rondy king and queen regent and the Pioneers of Alaska. The labeled issues were limited to 500 sets each. The medals are ungraded. Each presentation frame measures approximately 3.75" x 1.75" x 4" tall.

Seven binders of machine-knitting references bring together garment instructions, illustrated stitch techniques, pictorial charts, and handwritten working notes. The pages move from shaping and sizing sweaters to decorative surfaces, including popcorn stitches, pin-tucked diamonds, and three-dimensional triangles. Charts of flowers, deer, and trees offer motifs to work into the knitted fabric, while illustrated patterns show textured sweaters in children's and adult sizes. Comb-bound booklets and magazines accompany the binders. Named publications include Denys Brunton Designer Yarns Pattern Book Nineteen, Men in Design for the Standard Machine, Brother Fashion Magazine Issue No. 1, and Hallandall's Punch-Another-Bunch: A Collection of Original Punchcard Designs. Together, the practical directions and design charts provide a working library for planning garments and varying their stitch patterns. The largest binder measures approximately 11.75" x 3" x 11.75" tall.

This new-in-box Delta Controls DZNT-V112A-AB variable air volume zone-controller assembly is paired with a DZNT-T0-X LCD thermostat. The remote termination board, damper actuator, and airflow-sensing connections work together to regulate the air delivered to an individual zone in a commercial HVAC system. Labeled terminal blocks and network ports connect the assembly to the zone equipment and compatible building automation network. The DZNT system uses BACnet MS/TP communication and configurable VAV/VVT control routines. The four-button thermostat provides local setpoint adjustment and occupancy override, while the V112A configuration supports analog reheat with an additional digital reheat stage, damper control, and a fan output. Both components are presented with their original boxes and printed documentation. The larger box measures approximately 10" x 5" x 4" tall.

This Zenza Bronica interchangeable 6x6 roll-film back for the EC/EC-TL camera family has black textured covering, silver-tone trim, a hinged rear door, winding control, and dark slide. The magazine is marked CM541032 and has a separate 12/24 exposure selector for 120/220 roll film. The twin top cover releases and side A/D control identify the EC-series back. The A/D lever operates the double-exposure function; it is separate from the film-length/exposure-count selector. This removable magazine format allows compatible camera bodies to use separately loaded film backs. The back measures approximately 4" x 2" x 4.25" tall.

These two wood-cased clocks have Roman-numeral dials and glazed fronts. The taller Viking clock has an oak case, pointed top, floral decoration on the lower glass, and a visible pendulum compartment. A small drawer in the base holds its pendulum and winding key. The smaller parlor clock has an arched top, fluted side columns, and a broad decorated base. It is arranged for tabletop display and also has a hanging loop on the reverse. Neither clock tested operational at cataloging. The larger clock measures approximately 15" x 7.5" x 24" tall.

These two Alaska Mint Fur Rendezvous presentation sets comprise four medallions: a silver and bronze example for 1994 and a silver and bronze example for 1997. The 1994 design features an Alaska Native dancer, while the 1997 design depicts waterfowl among reeds. Each pair is housed in a blue presentation box with Alaska state-seal decoration and accompanying printed material. Years: 1994 and 1997 Metal content: Each set includes one 1 troy oz .999 fine silver medallion and one bronze medallion. Face value: None; commemorative medallions. Graded: No; condition as photographed. Each box measures approximately 4.25" x 2.25" x 1" tall.

This new-in-box Delta Controls DZNT-V112A-AB variable air volume zone-controller assembly is paired with a DZNT-T0-X LCD thermostat. The remote termination board, damper actuator, and airflow-sensing connections work together to regulate the air delivered to an individual zone in a commercial HVAC system. Labeled terminal blocks and network ports connect the assembly to the zone equipment and compatible building automation network. The DZNT system uses BACnet MS/TP communication and configurable VAV/VVT control routines. The four-button thermostat provides local setpoint adjustment and occupancy override, while the V112A configuration supports analog reheat with an additional digital reheat stage, damper control, and a fan output. Both components are presented with their original boxes and printed documentation. The larger box measures approximately 10" x 5" x 4" tall.

This Delta Controls DZNT-V112A-AB variable-air-volume zone-control package includes a remote termination board, damper actuator, and DZNT-T0-X LCD thermostat. The four-button thermostat provides setpoint and occupancy controls and works with the termination assembly to regulate zone airflow, fan operation, and reheat in a compatible commercial HVAC installation. The DZNT system supports BACnet MS/TP networking and configurable VAV/VVT control functions. The thermostat performs the control and network functions; the remote board provides the field connections and actuator interface. The package is supplied new in opened packaging with instructions. Two loose broken pieces were noted with the contents. The largest box measures approximately 10" x 5" x 4" tall.