Fifty-one pyrite cluster specimens, also known as fool's gold, which display a dull yellow luster. Total weight of 930 grams.

A large collection of LEGO minifigures, including characters such as The Riddler, Astronaut Patrick, General Zod, Rey, Electro Suit Batman, and more, alongside LEGO accessories, tools, weapons, and animals. The largest piece measures approximately 2.5" x .75" x 2".

A Hot Wheels Speed Shop 100-car storage case on wheels, alongside a Tara Toy Corporation blue vinyl Collector's Case designed for Stomper trucks and other 4x4 vehicles. The cases include an assortment of die-cast toy vehicles and military models from the G.I. Joe collection, Hot Wheels, and more. The wheeled case measures approximately 11" x 5" x 13.25".

A 1940 reprinting of Guide to Alaska: Last American Frontier by Merle Colby produced as part of Franklin D. Roosevelt's Federal Writers' Project to counter the Great Depression. It serves as part travel guide, and part almanac, plus features a foreword written by former Governor of Alaska, John W. Troy. The book has some small areas of discoloration on the back cover; measures approximately 5.75" x 1.5" x 8.25" tall.

Three Snap-on collector's edition pin-up calendars from 1991, 1993, and 1994. Each calendar measures approximately 13" x 21.75" tall. Note: Item(s) may display images that could be considered sensitive or offensive to some.

A Guillow's Consolidated Catalina PBY-5a amphibious flying boat 1/28th scale balsa wood kit, number 2004. The box measures approximately 24.5" x 4" x 10" high. The completed model has a wingspan measuring approximately 45.5" and length of 28.5". Note: Contents appear complete, but were unverified at time of cataloging.

A handmade Alaskan ulu knife with a carved caribou antler handle designed to be an eagle head, along with a base stand. It appears to be signed with a letter "G" on the handle and measures approximately 6" x 1.25" x 4".

A signed and numbered 868/950 print entitled "DC-3" by Alaska artist Jacquie Coté Suter (20th/21st Century) depicting a Northern Consolidated Airlines, Inc. plane landed on a snowy tarmac. The piece is matted and framed and measures approximately 13.5" x 18.25" overall.

A collection of fourteen bottle openers, including promotional pieces for Lucky Lager, Burgermeister Pale Beer, and Pabst Blue Ribbon, alongside a Paris souvenir bottle opener and other variations. Each measures approximately 6" long.

Six license plates including a modern Hawaii rainbow plate, accompanied by a 1958 Colorado plate featuring a green embossed skier. Also includes a 1976 Indiana Bicentennial plate, plus California, Pennsylvania, and Arizona plates. Each plate measures approximately 12" x 6" high.

Five fossilized specimens including a partial whale vertebra accompanied by a partial bison skull with horn core. Also includes a horn core and outer horn sheath, plus vertebra. The whale vertebra measures approximately 16" x 6" x 7".

Two decks of Alaska king crab boat playing cards created by former commercial crab fisherman Mike Cramer in 1978. The cards feature depictions of local vessels including Ace of Clubs Ocean Harvester, plus Six of Clubs Ocean Fury, and more. Contents appear complete, but were unverified at time of cataloging. Each deck box measures approximately 2.5" x 3.75" high.

Thirteen starfish in red, yellow, and shades of gray. May include a mix of natural dried specimens and replicas. The largest measures approximately 9" x 9".

A signed and numbered 123/300 print of a bouquet of Alaska wildflowers such as fireweed, lupine, forget-me-nots, and wild iris by Alaska artist Teresa Ascone (b.1945). The piece is matted and framed and measures approximately 21" x 20" overall.

A signed and numbered 908/1000 print by Alaska artist Tom Butler (20th/21st Century), depicting two bald eagles flying against a snowy forest bathed in alpenglow while a gray wolf looks on. The piece is matted and framed and measures approximately 21" x 17" overall.

An elaborate sterling silver pendant featuring crescent moon motifs, set with mystic quartz gemstones in a variety of oval, rectangular, and teardrop cuts. The piece measures approximately 2.25" in length and has a total weight of 15.1 g.

Handcrafted dolls by Alaska artist Judy Walyer, including a pair in a wicker chair with original tag from The Villagers Collection, titled "The Storyteller" and the other in the middle of a painting, also with original tags, titled "Artist". The largest pair measures approximately 12" x 4" x 13" tall.

An assortment of sterling silver jewelry featuring a coordinating concho link bracelet and earrings set with classic shell motifs, alongside a versatile pendant/brooch showcasing an intricate Aztec Sun Stone design. The bracelet measures approximately 8" in length and the entire lot weighs 23.9 g in total.

A collection of new Matchbox die-cast cars in their original packaging, including a Premiere Collection Plymouth Prowler and several cars from the Classic Decades series, such as the '33 Ford Street Rod, '68 Mustang Cobra Jet, and '56 Ford Pickup, alongside other variations. The largest item measures approximately 4.25" x 8.25".

An assortment of letter openers, including a University of Oxford sword-form letter opener and an opener/pen knife marked H.S. Harrison-Sheriff. The collection also features promotional pieces for KJZZ FM Stereo and Eddy Business Service, plus a nautical shield and anchor opener with a tassel and a ornate Turkish scimitar-shaped opener. The largest measures approximately 9" x 1".