Past Auctions

Welcome to the October 2026 Art Auction hosted by Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals! A favorite place, a familiar face, a landscape that feels like home—sometimes the right piece of art is simply the one you want to see every day. With more than 500 lots of original paintings, signed limited-edition prints, photography, Alaska Native artwork, and decorative art, this auction offers an extensive selection for longtime collectors and anyone with an empty wall worth filling. Alaska takes center stage throughout the catalog, from the coastlines and communities of Southeast to the mountains of the Interior and the hunting grounds of the Arctic, with additional offerings bringing international art, Western imagery, and unexpected subjects into the mix. Original artwork provides some of the auction’s most compelling discoveries. An original Norman Lowell painting depicts a small hunting lodge beneath an expansive mountain landscape, while Ellen Henne Goodale’s paintings include an Alaska Native hunter navigating icy waters in an umiak, a dog sled team, and intimate portrait studies. Scott McDaniel’s “Roadside View” captures autumn foliage framing Mount Redoubt, and Teresa Ascone watercolors include “Broken Birch,” “Chester Creek,” and “Waterline.” William Kimura’s mixed-media “Two Cranes” brings a more angular, modern composition to the selection, while original works by Jim Knutson, Merice “Chas” Richner, Ann Rutter, and others provide further opportunities to collect a distinctive piece of an artist’s hand. The Alaska Native art selection deserves a close look. Four original ink-and-wash drawings by George Ahgupuk depict hunting, travel, sled dogs, and coastal life on hide supports, including examples cataloged on seal, caribou, and moose skin. Robert Mayokok is represented by an oil painting of hunters approaching walruses in an umiak, alongside pen-and-ink portraits and scenes of Alaska Native life. Tom Chuna McIntyre’s original “Sun and Moon” ink drawing explores a Yup’ik celestial narrative, while Joseph Senungetuk’s “Joe’s Undersee World” woodblock print presents an expressive aquatic composition. An elder portrait by Luke Koonook incorporates a bowhead whale and whale jawbone arch, adding another distinctive perspective to this varied group. Fred Machetanz collectors will find exceptional depth, with more than 60 lots featuring his work. The selection moves through Arctic hunting scenes, sled dog teams, wildlife, portraiture, and quieter moments of northern life. Titles include “The Tender Arctic,” “Whaling Lookout,” “Trail Through the Pressure Ice,” “The Nelchina Trail,” “Moonlit Stakeout,” “Golden Years,” and “Mount Blackburn—Sovereign of the North.” Familiar favorites such as “Pick of the Litter,” “Togetherness,” and “Quality Time” provide alternatives to the more dramatic wilderness subjects. Whether you have been searching for a particular image or are choosing your first Machetanz print, there is considerably more here than a passing introduction. Rie Muñoz brings color, movement, and humor to an extensive selection of prints depicting the people, places, and everyday activities of Alaska. Offerings include “King Island,” “Crane Legend,” “Adrift,” “Fish Buyers, Pelican,” “Cannery Workers, Naknek,” and “Russian Church, Kodiak.” Tenakee appears in subjects ranging from “Butchering Crab” and “Ladies in the Bath” to “Inaugural Voyage,” while “Loose Dogs, Gambell,” “Recess, Auke Bay School,” and “Berry Pickers” find their stories in ordinary moments. Additional prints take bidders to summer camps, fishing communities, and the Iditarod trail, with both individual works and grouped offerings to explore. Byron Birdsall’s prints offer their own tour of Alaska, with particular appeal for those who appreciate Anchorage history and familiar local scenery. “4th Avenue Theatre, 1947,” “Fourth Avenue, 1943,” “Anchorage ’83,” “Anchorage Winter,” and “Beautiful Downtown Anchorage” place recognizable streets and landmarks alongside mountain views, coastal communities, and floral compositions. “Auction Day, 1915” is an especially fitting inclusion, while “Blue Alyeska,” “McKinley Autumn,” “Fireweed Mountain Triptych,” and “Southeast Sunset” broaden the selection beyond the city. For collectors drawn to the intersection of art and place, these works offer plenty of familiar territory. Mushing and Iditarod history run throughout the catalog. Numerous Jon Van Zyle offerings include official commemorative posters spanning several decades, sled dog portraits, and coordinated print groups. A Fred Machetanz “Reaching the Pass” print carries the signatures of ten mushers, including Libby Riddles, Rick Swenson, Dick Mackey, and Joe May. Charles Gause’s “A Welcome Rest,” additionally signed by Susan Butcher and Libby Riddles, combines a snowy checkpoint scene with a direct connection to two celebrated names in the sport. Additional works by Ronilee Lynch, Tok Hwang, and others capture the dogs, teams, and winter landscapes that make this subject so enduringly Alaskan. Wildlife collectors will find an equally broad field. Robert Bateman prints include “Cougar in the Snow,” “End of Season – Grizzly,” and “Gentoo Penguins and Whale Bones,” while Thomas D. Mangelsen’s photography includes “Winds of Change,” “Windswept–Bison,” and “Time for Reflection.” Works by Edwin “Ed” Tussey, Charles Gause, Doug Lindstrand, Terry Isaac, Judi Rideout, and other artists feature mountain goats, caribou, harbor seals, wolves, bears, birds, and more. From a quiet animal portrait to an expansive wilderness scene, the catalog offers plenty of ways to bring the outdoors inside. The Western and wilderness selection continues with Bev Doolittle’s distinctive imagery, including “Eagle Heart,” “The Sentinel,” “Sacred Ground,” “When the Wind Had Wings,” and “Three More for Breakfast.” Howard Terpning’s “Opening the Sacred Bundle,” Paul Calle’s “Where Eagles Fly,” and Stephen Lyman’s “Midnight Fire” add further variety, joined by works from Alfredo Rodriguez, Morten E. Solberg, and others. These offerings range from detailed figurative compositions to atmospheric landscapes and images that reward a second, closer look. There is plenty beyond traditional landscape and wildlife art, too. Dale DeArmond’s “Illegitimi Non Carborundum!” woodcut brings a dose of determined humor, while Marianne Wieland’s embossed prints introduce texture and dimension through mountain, botanical, and animal subjects. Nancy Taylor Stonington, Dot Bardarson, Barbara Lavallee, Susan Pennewell Ellis, and Annette Hartzell contribute additional color and variety. Dianne Widom’s “Bethel Woman,” cataloged as painted in octopus ink, offers an unusual medium, while mixed-media pieces, abstract compositions, and expressive portraits give bidders room to follow their own tastes. International subjects broaden the catalog through prints, reproductions, and exhibition posters featuring imagery by Marc Chagall, Salvador Dalí, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró, Wassily Kandinsky, and Paul Klee. Additional offerings include a Marcel Mouly lithograph, a Mikulas Kravjansky mixed-media etching, a Chinese ink-and-wash painting of harvest vegetables, and a plum blossom cloisonné enamel panel. From modernist color and surrealist imagery to more traditional decorative subjects, there are options for rooms—and collections—with a different point of view. Photography, aviation, and travel memorabilia round out the selection. M. Susan Condon’s photographic groups explore landscapes, natural textures, minimalist compositions, and aircraft details. Jacquie Coté Suter aviation prints feature familiar northern aircraft, including the Super Cub, Beaver, Otter, Grumman Goose, Cessna 180, and DC-3. Alaska Airlines promotional posters, Alaska Railroad prints, and Sydney Laurence travel imagery add another connection to the ways people have experienced and pictured the state. Stained glass panels, decorative mirrors, and even a Warner Bros. “Barnyard Bully” animation sericel provide a few welcome departures along the way. With framed works, loose prints, individual highlights, and substantial grouped offerings, this auction provides opportunities to add one meaningful piece or rethink an entire wall. Browse the complete catalog, review the photographs and descriptions carefully, and take time to explore beyond the names you already recognize. Your next favorite may be the one you were not looking for. Every lot opens at just $5 and will be sold to the highest bidder without reserve! AUCTION CLOSING: This auction opened for bidding on October 1st and will begin to close on Wednesday, October 7th at 6 p.m. AKDT. It features a soft close of 3 lots per minute. If a bid is placed in the final minute, that lot will be extended an additional 60 seconds until no other bids are placed and the lot is sold.

Welcome to the Fall 2026 Firepower Auction catalog from Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals. This approximately 160-lot catalog brings together antique and contemporary firearms, sporting and military designs, ammunition, and related components. The collection spans percussion and flintlock arms, early American rimfires, traditional hunting rifles, shotguns, revolvers, semi-automatic pistols, and modern rifles from a broad range of manufacturers. Contemporary rifle entries include a Daniel Defense M4 with an EOTech holographic sight and SureFire light assembly, an FN SCAR 17S with a Nightforce scope, a Noveske N4 with a Vortex Spitfire prism optic, and a Colt M4A1-marked semi-automatic carbine with a Trijicon ACOG. Other manufacturers represented in this portion of the catalog include Matrix Aerospace, Aero Precision, Bushmaster, and Ruger. Individual descriptions identify the configurations and accessories accompanying each example. The sporting rifle selection covers bolt-action and lever-action designs in a variety of chamberings. Examples include a Browning BLR in .450 Marlin, a left-hand Browning A-Bolt in .300 Winchester Magnum, a Ruger M77 Mark II Target in 6mm PPC, and a Sako in .416 Remington Magnum. Additional entries include Ruger M77 rifles in .270 Winchester and .30-06, a Husqvarna 1600, a Remington Mohawk-600 in 6mm Remington, and a Marlin Model 1894 in .44 Magnum. Shotguns range from over/under and single-shot break-action examples to pump-action and semi-automatic designs. The catalog includes a Browning Citori 525, a Remington 11-87 Premier Trap, a Benelli M4, and a CZ 912, alongside Remington 870 variants and Mossberg 500 and 590 models. Older examples from J. Stevens, J.C. Higgins, Iver Johnson, and Harrington & Richardson add further variety. Revolvers include a Smith & Wesson 629-4 Trail Boss, a Model 17-3 K-22 Masterpiece, a Ruger GP100, a Ruger Super Blackhawk, a Colt Peacemaker in .22 LR, and a Ruger Single-Six. The semi-automatic pistol section includes the Ruger-5.7, HK USP, Beretta APX, CZ 2075 RAMI, Tanfoglio TZ75, and examples from Glock, Springfield Armory, Smith & Wesson, and other makers. Cases, magazines, optics, and other accompanying items are identified within the respective entries. Historical firearms and traditional muzzleloading designs form another distinct part of the collection. These include an antique brass-inlaid half-stock percussion rifle, a Winchester Thumb Trigger rifle, a J. Stevens Little Scout, and a Remington Improved Model 6. Military designs include a Swedish Mauser, a Russian M91/30, and a Norinco SKS. Pedersoli, Connecticut Valley Arms, Traditions, and other makers are represented among the black-powder arms. Rimfire firearms appear throughout the catalog, including the Remington Nylon 66, Remington 541-S, Remington Model 121, Ruger 10/22 and 10/22 Takedown, Rossi Gallery and Model 62, and several Marlin examples. Together, these entries represent single-shot, bolt-action, pump-action, lever-action, and semi-automatic configurations. The concluding portion of the catalog documents ammunition in numerous rifle, handgun, rimfire, and shotgun chamberings, together with projectiles, primers, and other related components. Individual entries record stated quantities, manufacturers, and packaging information. The catalog also includes barreled receivers, a shotgun frame, and firearms with specifically noted defects or missing parts. Every lot opens at just $5 and will be sold to the highest bidder without reserve! AUCTION CLOSING: This auction opened for bidding on September 30th and will begin to close on Tuesday, October 6th at 6 p.m. AKDT. It features a soft close of 2 lots per minute. If a bid is placed in the final minute, that lot will be extended an additional 60 seconds until no other bids are placed and the lot is sold. LOCAL PICK-UP TIMES: 10:00 a.m.–5:45 p.m. on Wednesday-Friday, October 7th-9th.

Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals is pleased to present the Harman’s Repair Station Aviation Equipment Liquidation Auction! For nearly a quarter century, Harman’s Repair Station supported Alaska’s aviation industry through the inspection, repair, and rebuilding of air cargo containers, pallets, nets, and related equipment. Founder Don Harman brought a background as a senior aircraft mechanic and maintenance supervisor with Alaska Airlines, applying that experience to a specialized business serving commercial airlines, cargo carriers, and military customers. This nearly 140-lot liquidation brings together forklifts, aviation ground-support equipment, commercial vehicles, trailers, cargo containers, fabrication machinery, tools, and shop supplies. The catalog offers opportunities for aviation operators, freight and logistics businesses, contractors, mechanics, fabricators, and buyers outfitting commercial shops. Material-handling equipment leads the selection, including a Liftall forklift rated at 8,000 pounds, a Hyster H155XL rated at 13,100 pounds at a 30-inch load center, a Yale 5,000-pound forklift, and a Massey Ferguson 711 skid steer. A gantry crane and hoist add further options for lifting and positioning heavy components in a shop or industrial setting. Aviation ground-support offerings reflect the specialized work performed by Harman’s, with an FMC Commander aircraft cargo loader rated at 15,000 pounds, aircraft tugs, passenger boarding stairs, baggage carts, and ULD dollies. These are joined by air cargo containers and associated equipment suited to cargo handling, storage, repair, and repurposing. Temperature-controlled cargo equipment is another distinctive feature of the auction, including RKN/LD3 containers and mobile refrigerated units. A Light RTM composite manufacturing system adds a specialized fabrication opportunity, complementing the broader selection of equipment used in cargo-container repair and production. Vehicle and trailer offerings include a 1991 Ford F-800 equipped with an Altec aerial lift, a 1998 GMC Savana 2500 outfitted with storage drawers, a 40-foot Rail Roader trailer, and a 50.5-foot refrigerated trailer offered for parts. Buyers should review individual lot descriptions for operating status, condition, and removal requirements. Rounding out the catalog is a broad assortment of shop equipment, air compressors, power tools, hand tools, storage, parts, and industrial supplies. Whether you are expanding a working fleet, adding material-handling capacity, sourcing specialized aviation equipment, or equipping a repair shop, this liquidation offers a varied selection drawn from an established Alaska aviation-support business. Every lot opens at just $5 and will be sold to the highest bidder without reserve. Browse the complete catalog, review the photographs and descriptions, and schedule an inspection ahead of bidding. AUCTION CLOSING: This auction opened for bidding on September 27th and will begin to close on Sunday, October 4th at 4 p.m. AKDT. It features a soft close of 2 lots per minute. If a bid is placed in the final minute, that lot will be extended an additional 60 seconds until no other bids are placed and the lot is sold. PREVIEW: In-person previews are available by appointment on Friday, October 2nd. Additional condition reports in the form of descriptions, videos, or photos can be provided upon request. Please email Admin@AlaskaPremierAuctions.com at least 48 hours before the auction closes with inquiries.

Welcome to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center's "Ruts for Dinner" 2026 Benefit Auction presented by Alaska Premier Auctions and Appraisals! Bid Online Now At: https://event.auctria.com/417016cd-9217-4a87-ae84-35e804995419/a780d600ec2e11e9ae081db830846aa5 This online silent auction fundraiser features an assortment of AWCC original artwork, jewelry, Alaskan experiences, gift baskets, wine, unique finds, and so much more, with a little bit of just about everything to suit anyone's bidding desires!

Welcome to the 10 Chefs for Causes 2026 Benefit Auction presented by Alaska Premier Auctions and Appraisals! Bid Online Now At: https://event.auctria.com/37b4f3da-ce3b-4a02-bf5e-44cd4add0aaa/a7034bdbe6ce416aab4376c385035c25 This online silent auction fundraiser features an assortment of artwork, wine, experiences, Alaskana, home goods, and so much more, with a little bit of just about everything to suit anyone's bidding desires!

Welcome to the 2026 Alaska Power Association Fundraiser Auction presented by Alaska Premier Auctions and Appraisals! Bid Online Now At: https://my.onecause.com/event/organizations/sf-0013c00001sa68hAAA/events/vevt:90bc719f-659f-496d-8653-53193e470a6b/auctions/silent-auction This online silent auction fundraiser features an assortment of gift baskets, local experiences, artwork, jewelry, travel excursions, and more, with a little bit of just about everything to suit anyone's bidding desires!  

Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals is pleased to present the September 2026 AAA Muldoon Storage and Wasilla Mini Storage Auction! Featured in this auction are over 20 storage units in Anchorage and Wasilla, Alaska up for your bidding consideration! Who knows what kind of treasures await?! This auction opens on Wednesday, September 23rd and will close on Wednesday, September 30th at 5:30pm AKDT.

Welcome to the September 2026 Cards & Collectibles Auction hosted by Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals! Some things are worth making room for. With over 550 lots of trading cards, comic books, vinyl records, model trains, vintage toys, collector dolls, video games, and pop-culture memorabilia, this auction offers plenty of reasons to reconsider how full your shelves really are. Whether you are expanding a longtime collection, rediscovering a childhood favorite, or shopping for someone whose interests are wonderfully specific, there is an exceptional variety to explore. Trading-card highlights begin with two vintage Wizards of the Coast Pokémon favorites: Dark Charizard 21/82 and Base Set 2 Charizard 4/130. Additional Pokémon offerings include binders of holographic, full-art, EX, V, and VMAX cards, while Magic: The Gathering collections and a sealed Digimon gift box broaden the selection beyond the Pokédex. Sports collectors will find graded Alex Rodriguez, Trae Young, and Zion Williamson rookie cards, alongside autographed cards, game-used memorabilia swatches, and substantial quantities for those who enjoy sorting through possibilities rather than stopping at a single card. The sports memorabilia selection moves from the card binder to the display wall with an autographed Aaron Judge Yankees jersey accompanied by a matching certificate of authenticity, a signed Matt Ryan Falcons jersey, and a D.J. Moore Panthers mini-helmet. A multi-signed Team Canada hockey jersey and autographed Scott Gomez Stanley Cup poster add hockey interest, while Seattle Mariners bobbleheads featuring Félix Hernández, Jay Buhner, Nelson Cruz, and others offer plenty of familiar faces for Pacific Northwest fans. Music lovers have an especially extensive selection to explore, with more than 150 record lots spanning classic rock, country, folk, soul, pop, soundtracks, and more. Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, and Waylon Jennings join The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd, and The Rolling Stones, while additional selections feature Taylor Swift, Adele, Twenty One Pilots, Nirvana, Green Day, and Pearl Jam. Soundtracks range from Dirty Dancing and Top Gun to Barbie, Star Wars, and The Nightmare Before Christmas. With many offerings grouped into approximately 30-record lots, there is ample opportunity to expand your listening library and discover something beyond the album that first caught your attention. Comic collectors will find particular depth in horror, fantasy, and cult favorites. Highlights include Purgatori: The Vampire’s Myth #1 Museum Edition numbered 8/25 and a Buffy the Vampire Slayer #1 gold foil variant signed by artist Joe Bennett. Purgatori, The Crow / Razor, Friday the 13th, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre appear in an assortment of special covers and editions, while substantial collections include approximately 113 Buffy, Angel, and Fray comics, 124 Groo the Wanderer comics, and 174 John Constantine, Hellblazer books. Whether you collect by character, creator, cover, or the simple pleasure of having more to read, there is plenty here to keep you occupied. The extensive Steiff collection brings together mohair teddy bears, historical-design replicas, limited editions, and imaginative themed sets. Large 1990s replicas of early teddy bear designs join characterful offerings such as the rose-colored Compass Rose bear, Singapore-exclusive Raffles bear, and green Taiwan-exclusive “Teaddy” bear presented with tea-inspired packaging. Many retain their original boxes, identification tags, and certificates, offering collectors an appealing combination of distinctive designs and accompanying presentation materials. Model railroad enthusiasts will find a strong Alaska connection throughout the train selection. USA Trains and Aristo-Craft Alaska Railroad locomotives wear familiar blue-and-yellow liveries, joined by Alaska Railroad cabooses and boxcars, White Pass & Yukon Route rolling stock, and an Aleutian Islands Fishing & Mining Co. boxcar. Union Pacific locomotives and an MTH RailKing Pennsylvania turbine steam locomotive broaden the offerings, while an LGB passenger train set paired with a Steiff gondola and plush bears provides a particularly fitting crossover between two of the auction’s standout collections. Toys and dolls deliver another generous helping of nostalgia, led by Barbie’s original 1962 suitcase-style Dream House with an assortment of furniture and accessories. A sealed, 3,066-piece LEGO Icons Boutique Hotel offers a substantial building project, while bulk LEGO bricks, parts, and minifigures leave the architectural decisions to you. Boxed Effanbee and Götz dolls, Raggedy Ann and Andy, and numerous Ty Beanie Babies provide alternatives for collectors whose favorite childhood memories did not involve stepping on a misplaced brick. Video gaming spans several generations, including a Nintendo GameCube with Mario Party 5, an Animal Crossing edition Nintendo Switch and turquoise Switch Lite, and Pokémon SoulSilver, Platinum, and White for Nintendo DS. Collectors can also watch for sealed Super Nintendo titles including WWF Super WrestleMania and George Foreman’s KO Boxing, alongside a sealed PlayStation 5 copy of Elden Ring: Nightreign. From revisiting familiar worlds to starting something new, the selection offers plenty of reasons to pick up a controller. The unexpected finds are worth a look, too. Alaska-themed Monopoly games and a vintage Anchorage puzzle share the catalog with a handmade alien sculpture named “Nancy” and The Boring Company’s boxed “Not-A-Flamethrower.” Clearly, not every collection fits neatly into a category. As always, bidding begins at just $5. Browse the complete catalog, review descriptions and photographs carefully, and find the next addition to whatever you love collecting. There is probably room for one more. AUCTION CLOSING:  This auction opened for bidding on September 17th and will begin to close at 6:00 pm AKDT on Wednesday, September 23rd. It features a soft close of 3 lots per minute. If a bid is placed in the final minute, that lot will be extended an additional 60 seconds until no other bids are placed and the lot is sold.

Welcome to the September 2026 Treasure Trove Auction hosted by Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals! Treasure Trove is a fitting name for an auction where an eighteenth-century chart of Unalaska, a platinum diamond ring, a woolly mammoth molar, and a Tonka dump truck can all turn up in the same catalog. Across more than 450 lots, this sale follows the interests of Alaska collectors in every direction: original art, Native-made baskets and carvings, historical books and maps, jewelry, fossils, vintage toys, music equipment, and practical finds for the home and shop. Bring a wish list, but leave room for a few surprises. Alaska art provides plenty of reasons to linger. An original Scott McDaniel oil painting places Mount Susitna beneath a brilliant purple, orange, and teal sunset. Original drawings on animal hide by Iñupiaq artist George Aden Ahgupuk depict caribou, a hunter, and scenes of traditional life, while paintings by Ellen Henne Goodale, Joan Arend Kickbush, and other Alaska artists offer still more to explore. Prints by Byron Birdsall, Jacquie Coté Suter, Dale DeArmond, Fred Machetanz, and Jon Van Zyle bring familiar places and wildlife into the mix. Whether you are looking for a statement piece or a small reminder of a favorite place, the art selection rewards a closer look. The Alaska history offerings travel even farther. An 1871 U.S. Coast Survey map shows the territory ceded by Russia to the United States, while a circa 1784–1785 chart of Samganooda Harbor on Unalaska Island draws on Captain Cook’s third voyage. Early books include works by Robert W. Service, John Muir, S. Hall Young, and Charles Hallock. A North Star Dairy milk can recalls Juneau’s past, and Alaska statehood stamps, aviation material, railroad pieces, and an old Anchorage telephone directory capture other chapters of life here. There is history to frame, history to read, and history that once sat beside somebody’s front door. Basket collectors will find an especially deep selection. Yup’ik coiled grass baskets include lidded examples attributed to Agnes Tommy, Minnie Katcheak, and Mary Bavilla, along with pieces featuring geometric designs, seal gut false embroidery, and fur details. Athabascan birch bark work includes a canoe-form basket signed by Dorothy Savage Joseph, plus trays and baskets by other named makers. A small Tlingit spruce root basket adds another distinct weaving tradition. These pieces invite the kind of browsing where you start by admiring one basket and soon find yourself comparing ten. Carvings and cultural works bring another remarkable range of forms and materials. Look for a whalebone mask by Iñupiaq artist Bobby Nashookpuk, an ivory figural sculpture signed by Yup’ik artist Harrison Iyakitan, a baleen and ivory narwhal, and carvings of walrus, seals, birds, whales, and an Alaska king crab. The catalog also includes dance fans, Yup’ik headdresses, masks, scrimshawed baleen, and two long toggling harpoons. Some are intricate enough to study up close; others make their impression from across the room. Natural history has a strong presence, too. Several fossilized woolly mammoth molars offer a tangible connection to the Ice Age, joined by fossilized ivory carvings and specimens. A 107-inch baleen frond stands out for its sheer scale, while a walrus tusk decorated with colorful scrimshaw images of a puffin, eagle, and ptarmigan brings together natural material and Alaska wildlife art. If your shelves already hold rocks, fossils, or curiosities, you may want to check how much space is left. Jewelry ranges from everyday pieces to an unmistakable centerpiece: a platinum ring set with a 2.5-carat lab-created marquise diamond. Gold and diamond jewelry, a pendant containing Alaska placer gold, sterling silver, jade, pearls, and vintage costume jewelry broaden the selection. Handbags cataloged under Louis Vuitton designs include messenger and shoulder styles, with photographs and individual authentication notes provided in their lot descriptions. The rest of Treasure Trove is just as enjoyable to wander through. A late-1970s Pioneer turntable, a Fender acoustic-electric guitar, Nintendo handhelds and consoles, American Flyer trains, pressed-steel Tonka and Structo toys, Japanese glass fishing floats, and an Emperor grandfather clock kit all make appearances. There are also chainsaws, shop tools, kitchen equipment, a Ruana hunting knife, and an assortment of objects that might be exactly what you need, even if you had no idea you were looking for them. As always, bidding begins at just $5. Browse the complete catalog and review each lot’s description, photographs, condition, and shipping details. Follow the item that brought you here, then take a few detours. That is where a Treasure Trove auction gets interesting. AUCTION CLOSING:  This auction opened for bidding on September 22nd and will begin to close at 06:00 pm AKDT on Tuesday, September 27th. It features a soft close of 3 lots per minute. If a bid is placed in the final minute, that lot will be extended an additional 60 seconds until no other bids are placed and the lot is sold.

Welcome to the September 2026 Glamorous Gifts Auction hosted by Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals! Personal style takes many forms, and this auction leaves plenty of room for yours. With over 550 lots of designer handbags, fine jewelry, luxurious furs, collectible sneakers, vintage fashion, and handcrafted accessories, September’s Glamorous Gifts Auction brings together recognizable names and distinctive pieces you are unlikely to encounter twice. Shop for someone special, get ahead of the holiday season, or find a well-deserved addition to your own wardrobe. The handbag selection offers an especially appealing range of colors, materials, and silhouettes. Louis Vuitton highlights include a Borneo Green Epi leather Speedy, a Toledo Blue Triangle bag with matching Sarah wallet, a glossy Vernis Houston, and the classic monogrammed Alma. Gucci selections range from a colorful monogrammed backpack to a vintage half-moon leather purse and a black patent bamboo clutch, while Burberry’s Sherbet plaid knitted handbag offers a softer take on a signature pattern. Coach, Kate Spade, Michael Kors, Brahmin, Dooney & Bourke, Marc Jacobs, Patricia Nash, and Saddleback Leather round out the selection with everything from evening bags and compact crossbodies to substantial totes and weekenders. Fine jewelry spans understated everyday pieces and bold statement designs, with 10k and 14k gold rings, bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and pendants set with diamonds, emeralds, rubies, sapphires, opals, tanzanite, and other colorful stones. Highlights include a platinum five-diamond wedding band totaling approximately half a carat, a sapphire and diamond bracelet, sculptural cocktail rings, natural gold nugget pendants, and textured cast-nugget rings. A 1.05-carat oval lab-grown diamond accompanied by an IGI report identifying D color and VVS2 clarity joins loose emeralds and Australian boulder opals. Sterling silver, baroque and freshwater pearls, and designs by George Carter Jessop, Stephen Dweck, and others broaden the offerings across styles and price points. With colder weather approaching, the extensive fur and outerwear selection arrives at an opportune moment. Full-length fox and mink coats, beaver and coyote outerwear, stoles, capes, hats, earmuffs, and mittens include pieces from David Green, Jonas Brothers of Alaska, Faverio G. Milano, Friedman Furs, and Saga Fox. A red suede, fur-trimmed Bonnie Cashin design for Sills brings particular interest for vintage-fashion collectors, while a Canada Goose Expedition parka, Filson wool jacket-and-pant sets, Pendleton shirts, Scandinavian knitwear, and Copper River Fleece offer warmth with very different personalities. Footwear ranges from statement boots to sought-after basketball designs, including Air Jordan 2 Retro “Black History Month,” Air Jordan VII “Reflections of a Champion,” Air Jordan 1 Moto, and Air Jordan XXXIII “University Red,” alongside Nike LeBron, Kyrie, Air Max, and Air Force 1 selections. Freebird leather boots and sandals, Bottega Veneta and Frye footwear, Adidas by Stella McCartney, Birkenstock, Sorel, and Steger Mukluks provide plenty of alternatives beyond the sneaker shelf. Western boots, Stetson and Resistol hats, leather jackets, and tooled belts add another dimension to the mix. Handcrafted jewelry and Alaska artistry are represented by scrimshaw, carved wildlife, natural materials, and intricate beadwork. Watch for walrus ivory pieces by Peter Mayac, Howard Weyahok, Fred Mayac, Lenwood Saccheus, Hubert Kokuluk, and Eugene Tiulana, along with Harry Apodruk scrimshaw baleen brooches. Mammoth ivory and jade necklaces, story bracelets, swan pins, bolo ties, and gold nugget accents appear throughout, joined by an unusual assortment of boxed Alaska otolith jewelry. These selections range from small wearable keepsakes to substantial coordinated sets. Vintage and contemporary clothing includes wool coats, nuno-felted wraps, cashmere sweaters, formalwear, beaded evening pieces, and everyday apparel. The collection even includes Apple Worldwide Developers Conference jackets for collectors whose preferred designer works in Cupertino. Timepieces include Seiko, Citizen, Ecclissi, Hamilton, and others, while generous assortments of costume jewelry offer rhinestone brooches, dramatic necklaces, cufflinks, and colorful accessories. Jewelry makers, resellers, and enthusiastic gift-givers will also find useful quantities behind the glamour: turquoise beads, loose stones, jewelry-making supplies, retail displays, and well over 1,000 presentation and gift boxes. From a single carefully chosen ring to an entire tray of possibilities, this sale accommodates both the selective shopper and the buyer who enjoys having options. Every lot opens at just $5 and sells to the highest bidder without reserve. Find the gift they would never think to ask for, the piece you have been waiting to wear, or something that makes an ordinary day feel like an occasion. AUCTION CLOSING:  This auction opened for bidding on September 8th and will begin to close at 6:00 pm AKDT on Wednesday, September 16th. It features a soft close of 3 lots per minute. If a bid is placed in the final minute, that lot will be extended an additional 60 seconds until no other bids are placed and the lot is sold.

Welcome to the Alaska Pacific University Blue & Gold 2026 Benefit Auction presented by Alaska Premier Auctions and Appraisals! Bid Online Now At: https://akpu2026.ggo.bid/n/package-list This online silent auction fundraiser features an assortment of artwork, jewelry, Alaskan experiences, gift baskets, wine, and more, with a little bit of just about everything to suit anyone's bidding desires!

Welcome to the September 2026 Arctic Storage Auction presented by Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals! Featured in this auction are 30 storage units in Anchorage, Alaska up for your bidding consideration! Who knows what kind of treasures await?! This auction opens on Wednesday, September 16th and will close on Wednesday, September 23rd at 5:30pm AKDT.

Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals is pleased to present our September 2026 Equipment Auction! With more than 275 lots spanning commercial trucks, winter road-maintenance equipment, new compact machinery, specialized attachments, storage buildings, and industrial supplies, this auction offers substantial opportunities for contractors, fleet operators, landscapers, and property owners. The lineup combines municipal surplus with an extensive selection of new equipment for earthmoving, land clearing, material handling, and property improvements. Heavy-duty offerings include 2011 and 2008 Freightliner M2 tandem-axle sanding trucks previously operated by the Municipality of Anchorage, both powered by 12.8L Mercedes-Benz diesel engines and equipped with stainless-steel hopper bodies. A 2007 Freightliner Columbia day cab tractor with an Eaton Fuller manual transmission joins a Ford F-650 box truck offered as a repair project. An especially notable winter-maintenance selection comprises eight M-B Companies H-2000 loader-mounted rotary snow blowers with self-contained Caterpillar C7 diesel power, including an inoperable unit for repair or parts. New 2026 compact machinery includes MMS MS360T and MS36C tracked mini skid steer loaders, an SDLOOL SL-323TZ skid steer, an SL-M1300 articulated wheel dumper, and an MT800 wheeled concrete mixer with hydraulic dumping. Eight remote-controlled tracked lawn mowers in two sizes broaden the landscaping selection, offering alternatives for maintaining acreage and working beyond the reach of conventional riding equipment. The attachment inventory is a major feature of this sale, with an extensive range of new implements for skid steers, mini loaders, and excavators. Forestry and land-clearing selections include disc mulchers, stump grinders, brush cutters, a feller buncher, logging winch, tree puller, tree spade, grapples, and horizontal log splitters. Earthmoving and construction offerings encompass trenchers, breaker hammers, post drivers, augers, rippers, power rakes, land levelers, rock buckets, four-in-one buckets, and a vibrating screening bucket. Tilting excavator buckets, quick couplers, and numerous eight-piece attachment packages by GIYI and MIVA provide additional opportunities to expand the capabilities of existing machinery. Storage and building materials appear in meaningful quantities, including six compact one-trip containers with windows and personnel doors, a 50-foot storage shed, 40-foot steel carports, a 20-by-30-foot garage/carport, and a livestock shelter. Sixteen lots of Galvalume roofing and siding total 800 sheets, offered in 50-piece groups. Three 220-foot fencing packages, more than 100 ground-protection mats, and two nominal 40-foot steel shelving systems add options for securing, organizing, and improving commercial yards, shops, and private properties. Towing, fleet service, and industrial selections include new PROMECH and GIYI fifth-wheel wrecker attachments, skid steer and forklift tire handlers, telescopic booms, pallet forks, hydraulic track-pin presses, and rotary laser-level kits. Dozens of 55-gallon drums of lubricants and fluids by Phillips 66, Chevron, Valvoline, Mobil, and others accompany commercial truck tires and wheels, a pneumatic oil-filter crusher, a Wulftec automatic rotary-arm stretch wrapper, and a Cummins MerCruiser QSD 2.8-liter marine engine with associated components. Rounding out the auction are new off-road golf carts, including six-passenger electric models offered palletized and unassembled, a Snap-on road chest, Delta wood lathe, Craftsman belt and disc sander, and additional shop equipment. There are even new electric massage chairs for the end of a long workday. Whether you are preparing for snow season, expanding the work your equipment can perform, or investing in the next stage of your operation, the September Equipment Auction offers a broad selection with the bidding power in your hands. Every lot opens at $5 and will be sold to the highest bidder without reserve. AUCTION CLOSING: This auction will begin to close at 4 p.m. AKDT on Sunday, September 13th. It features a soft close of 2 lots per minute. If a bid is placed in the final minute, that lot will be extended an additional 60 seconds until no other bids are placed and the lot is sold. PREVIEWS: Previews are available by appointment on Friday, September 11th. Additional condition reports, such as descriptions, videos, or photos, can be provided upon request. Please email Admin@AlaskaPremierAuctions.com at least 48 hours prior to the auction close with inquiries.

Welcome to the September 2026 East Side Storage Unit Auction presented by Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals! Featured in this auction are 13 storage units in Anchorage, Alaska up for your bidding consideration! Who knows what kind of treasures await?! This auction opens on Monday, September 14th and will close on Monday, September 21st at 5:00pm AKDT.

Welcome to the Eagle River Nature Center September Nights 2026 Fundraiser Auction presented by Alaska Premier Auctions and Appraisals! Bid Online Now At: https://event.auctria.com/aeea3f79-90c3-4955-b4f4-ed0b4a7d66a9/a780d600ec2e11e9ae081db830846aa5 This online silent auction fundraiser features an assortment of local goodies, Alaskan adventures, artwork, jewelry, home goods, and more, with a little bit of just about everything to suit anyone's bidding desires!

Welcome to the September 2026 Fantastic Finds Auction hosted by Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals! With nearly 550 lots bringing together antique craftsmanship, modern equipment, collector favorites, and the wonderfully unexpected, September’s Fantastic Finds Auction has something for nearly every interest. Outfit a workshop, furnish a home, prepare for your next adventure, or find the piece that makes a collection your own. This is a catalog worth settling into, with discoveries stretching well beyond the opening lots. Antiques and decorative arts include a circa 1900 Böhme & Hennen Jugendstil punch service, a signed Bob Stocksdale California black walnut bowl, a Rosenthal Versace Treasury footed bowl, an Eastlake walnut marble-top parlor table, and an Italian marquetry bar cart. Substantial stoneware crocks by Red Wing, Uhl, Monmouth, and Union Stoneware join stained glass, studio pottery, lacquerware, and furnishings ranging from rustic cabin pieces to contemporary accents. American Silver Eagles, Morgan and Peace silver dollars, ancient Roman coins, gold and sterling silver jewelry, Alaska gold nugget pins, a woolly mammoth molar, and a megalodon tooth offer further collecting opportunities. The workshop selection features a Jet benchtop mini lathe, a DeWalt 12-inch sliding compound miter saw, a Delta band saw and drill presses, a Ryobi portable table saw, STIHL chainsaws, air compressors, and an extensive assortment of hand and power tools. Milwaukee, Makita, Bosch, Ridgid, and Craftsman appear throughout, alongside toolboxes, painting equipment, hardware, and shop supplies. Husqvarna lawn equipment, pressure washers, a Troy-Bilt snowblower, and two brand-new Noritz tankless water heaters add practical appeal for homeowners and tradespeople alike. Outdoor offerings include G. Loomis and Temple Fork Outfitters fly rods, Lamiglas and Shimano fishing equipment, a Honda four-stroke outboard, inflatable paddleboards, a two-person kayak, Cannondale bicycles, and a Keene gold sluice. Tents, sleeping bags, packs, waders, and camp stoves are joined by skis, snowboards, snowshoes, and cold-weather clothing. A GoalZero Yeti 1000X power station with a Nomad 100 solar panel in original sealed packaging, additional LionEnergy solar panels, portable heaters, and WaterBrick containers round out the camp and cabin selections. An impressive 74 lots of shelf-stable food and emergency provisions encompass hundreds of meal pouches, hundreds of bulk cans, and additional storage pails and emergency kits. Mountain House, Nutristore, and Augason Farms selections include lasagna, stroganoff, chili mac, breakfast skillets, freeze-dried meats, fruits, vegetables, cheeses, rice, oats, and pantry staples. With numerous six-can groups and assortments of approximately 25 meal pouches, there is enough here to supply far more than a weekend in the woods. Many best-by dates extend into the 2040s and 2050s, making this a particularly noteworthy offering for backcountry travelers, cabin owners, and those building their emergency reserves. Military collectors will find an unusually extensive selection of World War I- and World War II-era binoculars, many accompanied by cases, including U.S. Navy, Army, Signal Corps, and British examples by Bausch & Lomb, SARD, Universal Camera Corporation, Westinghouse, and others. Period apparel, medals, personal effects, snowshoes, and folding cots complement the optics. Airgun enthusiasts can explore models by RWS Diana, Hatsan, Gamo, Beeman, Crosman, Daisy, and Umarex. Art highlights include signed Dale DeArmond wood engravings and artist’s proofs, original Marianne Wieland woodland paintings, and works by Jon Van Zyle and Dot Bardarson. Alaska Native offerings encompass a Yup’ik ceremonial dance headdress, coiled grass and birch bark baskets, traditional dolls, mukluks, masks, scrimshaw, and carvings in walrus ivory, whalebone, soapstone, antler, and baleen. Represented artists include Leonard Savage, Teddy Pullock, Helen Slwooko Carius, Bruce Rexford, Wayne Komakhuk, and Ben Saclamana, alongside a whale vertebra mask attributed to Larry Adams. Musical and technological selections range from a James Taylor autographed album display and large collections of vinyl records to accordions, harmonicas, a saxophone, and a classical guitar. Kenwood, Pioneer, Bose, Peavey, and Anthony Gallo audio equipment joins film cameras, a GoPro, an AnkerMake M5C 3D printer, and a Cricut Joy. Coach and Kate Spade bags, leather travel accessories, sewing machines, cast iron cookware, books, comics, games, and household goods complete the mix. There is even a classic red gumball machine for anyone who believes a well-appointed workshop should have refreshments. As always, bidding begins at only $5. Explore the complete catalog, build your watchlist, and enjoy the hunt. Your next fantastic find is waiting. AUCTION CLOSING: This auction opened for bidding on September 4th and will begin to close on Saturday, September 12th at 4 p.m. AKDT. It features a soft close of 3 lots per minute. If a bid is placed in the final minute, that lot will be extended an additional 60 seconds until no other bids are placed and the lot is sold.

Welcome to the 2026 Paws for Purple Hearts Fundraiser Auction and Open House presented by Alaska Premier Auctions and Appraisals! Bid Online Now At: https://event.auctria.com/13b18991-722f-4862-9d69-5a8470d74f4c/a780d600ec2e11e9ae081db830846aa5 This online silent auction fundraiser features an assortment of artwork, pet packages, unique stays, local finds, and much more!  

Welcome to the 2026 Blood Bank Fundraiser Auction presented by Alaska Premier Auctions and Appraisals! Bid Online Now At: https://bbaauction2026.ggo.bid/n/package-list This online silent auction fundraiser features an assortment of local eats, gift baskets, kitchen appliances, naming rights, travel excursions, and more, with a little bit of just about everything to suit anyone's bidding desires!  

Welcome to the September 2026 Arctic Storage Vehicle Lien Auction hosted by Alaska Premier Auctions & Appraisals! This auction features an assortment of pickup trucks, SUVs, sedans, and project vehicles offered from two Arctic Storage locations in Anchorage. Conditions vary considerably throughout the catalog, with opportunities ranging from running vehicles and potential work trucks to restoration projects, mechanic’s specials, and parts vehicles. The lineup is led by a 2008 Ford F-350 Super Duty 4x4 equipped with a 5.4L V8, custom steel ladder rack, and just 25,918 indicated miles. Additional truck and utility offerings include a running 1995 GMC Sierra 4x4 with a 5.7L V8 and camper shell, a 1994 Ford F-150 with the desirable 5.0L V8, and a full-size 2002 Ford Expedition 4x4. Those seeking inexpensive transportation or repairable projects will find a manual-transmission 2005 Saturn Ion, a 2006 Ford Taurus SEL, a 2005 Volkswagen Passat, and a 1989 Toyota Tercel coupe with a four-speed manual transmission. The auction also includes a heavily weathered 1976 Dodge Sportsman motorhome being sold strictly as a parts vehicle without title. These are lien-sale vehicles and should be approached accordingly. Some vehicles may be non-running, incomplete, lack keys, require towing, or need substantial mechanical and cosmetic work. Buyers should carefully review every photograph and description and are strongly encouraged to inspect vehicles in person before bidding. AUCTION CLOSING: This auction opened for bidding on August 26th and will begin to close at 5:30 pm AKDT on Wednesday, September 2nd. It features a soft close of 1 lot per minute. If a bid is placed in the final minute, that lot will be extended an additional 60 seconds until no other bids are placed and the lot is sold.

Welcome to the 2026 Moose Marble Madness Fundraiser Auction presented by Alaska Premier Auctions and Appraisals! Bid Online Now At: https://event.auctria.com/6f911e9d-3576-4d12-b106-e84630b02905/a780d600ec2e11e9ae081db830846aa5 This online silent auction fundraiser features an assortment of local goodies, Alaskan adventures, alcohol, home goods, and more, with a little bit of just about everything to suit anyone's bidding desires!