Manitou Auctions Estate Liquidation Sale

MANITOU AUCTIONS Estate Liquidation Sale -Online Only AuctionSaturday, June 24  12:00 Noon

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MANITOU AUCTIONS Estate Liquidation Sale -Online Only AuctionSaturday, June 24 • 12:00 Noon Why an “online only” sale?

Manitou Auctions, a subsidiary of Manitou Galleries, is proud to offer our first art & collectibles “online only” auction.

Year-round, we are offered a number of items, some in the form of entire collections or estates, which may or may not be suitable for our annual March In Montana sale. The pieces that do not qualify certainly have value, but aren’t quite at the price point required for a “lot” in that sale. So, we’ve found ourselves in the position of having merchandise available for sale through other means/venues. As a result, we’ve decided to host an “online only” sale, mostly to keep the cost to our consignors down on these lesser items, yet deliver on our promise to get the best prices for quality items.

This sale offers a unique opportunity for you, our patrons, to take advantage of a less competitive event to acquire artwork, sculpture, books, coins, Cowboy and Indian collectibles--truly a diverse selection of items that we believe you’ll enjoy.

We are also seeking items for our Fall sale (date TBD). Please contact us by phone or email, if interested in consigning to future sales.

Thank you for your patronage-we sincerely appreciate your business!

Bob & Charla Nelson

Auction preview available by appointment at Manitou Galleries located in Cheyenne, WY. Absentee bidding available now online at iCollector.com. Live Auction begins June 24, 12:00 Noon

Contact Information Tel: (307) 635-0019 Fax: (505) 214-5750 Email: info@manitouauctions.com 1715 Carey Avenue, Cheyenne, WY 82001 Live Online Bidding:

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W. Steve Seltzer (1955 - ) Garden Repose, 24� x 30� oil on canvasboard, $4,000-6,000

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2 1 Harold Roe (1930 - ) Secluded Water 21” x 17” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, #708/5300 $100-150 Excellent condition.

2 John Ruthven (1927 - ) American Wigeon 11 ½” x 15 ½” limited edition print, Game Bird Series, Plate 1 Original pencil signature lower right, #510/950 Verso: Information on the American Wigeon. $100-200 Excellent condition.

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3 Ron Jenkins (1932 - ) Buckhouse Bridge 24” x 30 acrylic on canvas Signed and dated ‘82 lower right Verso: Titled, signed and dated 5/18/82, “Missoula, looking east to Mt. Sentinel and Mt. Jumbo”. $500-700 Excellent condition.

4 John Jones (1940 - ) Cowboy 14” x 11” oil on canvas Signed lower right $300-400 Excellent condition.

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5 Bill Chapman Another Day at the Ranch 6 ½” x 7 ½” pen and ink Signed lower left $50-75 Excellent condition.

6 Ron Jenkins (1932 - ) Glacier Park Cabin 18 ¼” x 24” acrylic on board Signed and dated ‘92 lower right $400-600 One small scratch near the middle of the painting, otherwise excellent condition.

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7 Mari Bolen (1942 - ) Players 13” x 19” pastel Signed and dated 1988 lower right $300-500 Excellent condition.

8 Austin Prod Plastic Cast Sculpture Acoma 32” tall Inscribed: Austin Prod, Acoma, 1987 © $200-300 Sculpture is excellent. Base has some scratches and nicks.

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10 9 Ron Jenkins (1932 - ) Pheasant 24” x 30” acrylic on board Signed and dated ‘94 lower right $600-900 Excellent condition.

10 Ron Jenkins (1932 - ) Mission Mountains 19” x 25” oil on board Signed and dated ‘96 lower right $600-900 Excellent condition.

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11 Ken Weaver Going to the Sun Mountain 8” x 10” oil on canvas board Signed lower right Verso: Titled, signed and dated ‘94 $100-150 Excellent condition.

12 Ron Jenkins (1932 - ) Escher Birds 18” x 24” oil on board Signed and dated ‘94 lower right $100-300 Excellent condition.

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13 13 J.E. Coyle Main Hall 4 ¼” x 6 ¼” print Original pencil signature lower right, titled lower center $25-50 Excellent condition.

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14 William Jasper Mountain Lake 10 ¾” x 15” watercolor Signed lower left $300-500 Excellent condition.

15 Nancy Taylor Stonington (1944 - ) Mt. Hood 19” x 26” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, #155/550 $75-175 Excellent condition.

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16 Nancy Taylor Stonington (1944 - ) Snow Light 13 ¼” x 20 ¼” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, #162/750, titled lower left $75-175 Print is excellent, frame is damaged near top left.

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18 17 John Michael Marion (1938-2012) Stormy Day 19” x 29” watercolor Signed lower right $600-900 Excellent condition.

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18 Ken Hansen Fall Foliage 12 ½” x 18 ½” watercolor Signed lower left $200-300 Excellent condition.

19 Nancy Taylor Stonington (1944 - ) Clearing 19” x 12 ½” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, #156/750, titled lower left $75-175 Excellent condition.

20 Nancy Taylor Stonington (1944 - ) Aspen Lace 21” x 13” limited edition print Original pencil signature, titled, #339/650 lower left $75-175 Excellent condition.

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22 21 William Jasper Mountain Stream 9” x 12 ½” watercolor Signed lower right $150-200 Excellent condition.

22 William Jasper Ducks in Flight 12” x 19 ¼” watercolor Signed lower left $300-400 Excellent condition.

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23 Ken Hansen First Snowfall 14” x 20” watercolor Signed lower right $200-300 Excellent condition.

24 Ken Hansen Spring Snow 14” x 20” watercolor Signed lower left $300-400 Excellent condition.

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26 25 Nancy Taylor Stonington (1944 - ) Willow Leaves 14” x 10” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, #298/650, titled lower left $75-175 Excellent condition.

26 Nancy Taylor Stonington (1944 - ) Baker Creek 13 ¾” x 10” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, #160/750, titled lower left $75-175 Excellent condition.

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27 Ken Hansen Homestead 18” x 23” watercolor Signed lower right $400-600 Excellent condition.

28 William Jasper Cabin Retreat 14 ¼” x 21 ¾ “ watercolor Signed and dated 1982 lower right $400-600 Excellent condition.

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30 29 Nancy Taylor Stonington (1944 - ) Mt. Shasta 15 ½” x 24” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, #453/550, titled lower left $75-175 Excellent condition.

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30 Rudy Autio (1926-2007) Montana Horses 18” x 28” limited edition photomechanical print Original pencil signature lower center, dated 10-8-85, #136/150 Verso: Note from William T. P. Zader, Executive Director of University of Montana Foundation. $200-300 Provenance: This limited edition print of “Montana Horses” by Rudy Autio was the model for the large tapestry that now hangs in the lobby of the Performing Arts Building at the University of Montana.

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31 Marilyn Starr Colvert Kismet’s Dream 14” x 11” limited edition serigraph Signed, titled and dated 1983 right side, #16/18 $200-300 Excellent condition.

32 Hayden Lambson (1948 - ) Mountain Lion 11 ½” x 14” drawing Signed and dated 1997 lower left $200-400 Excellent condition.

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34 33 33 Sandy Ingersoll (1908-1999) The Warning 12 ½” high bronze Inscribed: “The Warning”, Sandy Ingersoll, 1970, 2/30 $900-1,200 Excellent condition.

34 Craig Peterson Sitting Duck 13” x 23” gouache Signed lower right Verso: Artist biographical information.

“Honorable Mention”, Currituck Wildlife Festival, Currituck, NC, September 15, 1984 $200-400 Excellent condition.

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35 Wood Collage 18 ½” x 34” x 3”. Includes collage replicas of The Jail, Railroad Saloon and Big Nose Kate’s. $300-500 Excellent condition.

36 Dave Hodges (1949 - ) Crow Dancers 12” x 18” oil on canvas board Signed lower left Verso: Titled and signed $500-700 Excellent condition.

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37 37 Framed Miniature Navajo Weaving 17 ½” x 19 ½”. 3 Yei figures in bright colors. $100-200 Excellent condition.

38 Ed Sandoval (20th/21st C.) Caballero 11” x 14” oil on canvas Signed and dated ‘06 lower right $800-1,000 Excellent condition.

39 Sobol Garden 12” x 16” oil on board Signed lower left $300-400 Excellent condition.

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Birger Sandzen (1871-1954) Evening in Blue

13” x 10 ½” oil on jute or burlap laid on board. Signed B.S. lower left. $3,000-5,000 Slight rippling in bottom quarter of painting, otherwise excellent condition.

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41 Jim Roberts Fur Hunters 16” x 12” oil on board. Signed lower right. Verso: Titled and signed. $100-150 Excellent condition.

42 Hupa Basketry Hat 3 ½” tall x 7 ½” diameter. Circa 1940s. $150-300 Somewhat misshapen and stiff. Overall fair condition.

43 Casas Grande Pot 8 ½” x 9”. Early 20th century. Old inventory number “83” on bottom. $150-250 Overall good condition.

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44 California Doll 11” tall. Decorated with beads, fur, ribbon and felt. Circa 1890. $400-600 Overall very good condition.

45 Bob Scriver Forever Faithful, Shep 3 ½” bronze Inscribed: Forever Faithful, Shep, 103 © Bob Scriver, 1992 $200-300 Excellent condition.

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46 Edward Fraughton Gilcrease Rendezvous, 1993 6” bronze Inscribed: Gilcrease Rendezvous, 1993, Edward Fraughton © 142/250 $600-900 Excellent condition.

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47 Devon Indian Girl 8” bronze Inscribed: Devon, ‘70, 3/20 $200-300 Excellent condition.

48 Spontoon Pipe Tomahawk 24” long, head is 11” long.

Decorated with brass tacks.

20th century. $800-1,200 Tacks show age, haft shows nice patina. Very good condition overall.

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49 Ila McAfee (1897-1995) Horse Head 6 ¾” bronze Inscribed: McAfee, Santa Fe Bronze $200-400 Shows some scrapes and chips on horse’s mane and nostrils.

50 Blackfoot Beaded Awl Case 12” long including beaded drop. Decorated with trade beads, cowrey shells and hawk bells. Circa 1890. $300-500 Fringe is discolored from age and use but is still soft, beadwork is excellent.

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51 Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery Plate 9 ½” diameter. Polychrome plate with deer designs. $200-300 Surface shows some minor scuffing and scratches.

Overall very good condition.

52 Cheyenne Beaded Belt 37 ¼” long. Nicely beaded in a variety of colors. Circa 1940. $200-400 Hide is slightly discolored but still soft and supple.

Beadwork shows very minor loss in two areas along border, otherwise excellent.

53 Franz Rosse (1858-1900) Water Carrier 11 ½” x 9” x 3” bronze Inscribed: F. Rosse. $900-1,200 Excellent condition.

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54 Rusty Phelps (1963 - ) The Rattlesnake 11 ½” x 10 ½” x 7” bronze with silver patina Inscribed: Rusty, 1970 © 1/15, “Silver plated 2nd edition.” $500-700 Excellent condition.

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55 Wolfgang Pogzeba(1936-1982) Buffalo 8 ½” x 22 ½” x 8 ½” welded metal on wood plank Inscribed: Pogzeba ,‘62. $600-900 Excellent condition with original patina.

56 Bob Scriver (1914-1999) Buckaroo 9” x 20” x 7” bronze Inscribed: “Udding Buckaroo”, 15/150 © Bob Scriver, 1993 $2,000-2,500 Excellent condition.

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57 Rusty Phelps (1963 - ) Woman & Birds 25” x 7” x 19” bronze Inscribed: Rusty Phelps © 2005, 2/20 $1,000-1,500 Excellent condition.

58 Margaret Sandzen (1909-1994) Still Life 20” x 24” oil on canvas Initialed lower right $1,500-2,000 Daughter of Birger Sandzen.

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59 59 Civil War Saddle Civilian purchase used by both Union and Confederacy. $400-600 Shows use and period repairs.

60 Navajo Weaving 1’10” x 2’1” Tree of Life weaving with eight birds. $100-200 No a/b sides. Excellent condition.

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61 Navajo Weaving 3’9” x 2’9”. Interesting designs.

Woven by Billie Yazzie. $300-400 A/b sides-side b seems to be sun-faded.

Otherwise excellent condition.

62 Navajo Weaving 4’1” x 2’6”. Yei weaving with 10 figures in varying colors. $1,500-2,000 No a/b sides. Excellent condition.

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63 Navajo Weaving 8’7” x 5’5”. Chinle weaving with varying colors and banded patterns. Circa 1960. $700-900 Very slight a/b sides, shows several snags, holes and thinning throughout. Only remnants of corner tassels remain.

64 Cheyenne Frontier Days Poster $25-50 Excellent condition.

65 Malachite and Sterling Silver Bracelet Stone is 1 ½” wide. Circa 1940. $50-70 Excellent condition.

66 Two Hopi Wood Kachina Dolls 13” & 14” tall. Finely painted and decorated. $300-500 Fine condition.

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68 67 Hopi Kachina Doll - Owl 14” tall, nicely painted and decorated. 1970s. $75-100 Excellent condition.

68 Hopi Kachina Doll 15”, “Ladder Dancer”. 1980s. $150-200 69 George Dabich (1922-2013) Chief 5 ½” bronze on petrified wood base Inscribed: G. Dabich. $300-400 Excellent condition.

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70 Two Tin Bar Trays Each 16” at widest point with portrait of Baby Doe Tabor. 19th century. $100-200 See bio on pages 128 & 129.

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71 Group of 6 button covers, 2 collar tips, and 3 pairs of conchos. $100-125 Excellent condition.

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72 5 Teacups and Saucers All floral pink patterns in a ‘mustache’ cup design. All late 1800 or early 1900s. Two sets marked Germany. Out of a Florida estate. $100-200 Condition varies. If interested, please contact us for a detailed condition report.

73 5 Teacups and 4 Saucers Miscellaneous patterns in a ‘mustache’ cup design. All late 1800 or early 1900s. Out of a Florida estate. $100-200 Condition varies. If interested, please contact us for a detailed condition report.

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75 4 Teacups and Saucers Miscellaneous patterns in a ‘mustache’ cup design. All late 1800 or early 1900s. One set marked Greys Pottery, Staffordshire, one set marked Germany. Out of a Florida estate. $100-200 Condition varies. If interested, please contact us for a detailed condition report.

76 Bear Kachina, Iroquois Doll and Santa Clara Pot Bear Kachina: 8” tall, unsigned. Circa 1950.

Iroquois Doll: 6” tall on wooden base, unsigned. Circa 1970.

Santa Clara Pueblo Pot: 1 ¾” x 2 ¼”.

Signed: Myra, Santa Clara Pue. $150-250 All very good condition.

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77 Navajo Weaving 3’6” x 3’3”. A storm variant rug attributed to the Teec Nos Pos area and is hand-woven with long staple Churro and Merino quality wool.

Circa 1940. $450-550 No a/b sides. Excellent condition.

78 Navajo Weaving 4’7” x 2’5”. A dazzling concentric diamond with a splash of transitional orange in all four corners. Finely executed with hand-woven long staple Churro sheep wool. Circa 1930. $350-450 No a/b sides. Two tassels remain. Very good condition overall.

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79 Navajo Weaving 4’10” x 2’11”. Crystal area saddle blanket. A hand-woven, wool, double saddle blanket with an optical field design surrounded by a bold Greek Key border. Circa 1940. $400-500 Very slight a/b sides. Warp is visible in one area on one side. Overall very good condition.

80 Navajo Weaving 3’ x 1’11”. Crystal Trading Post area weaving with five panels of design with highly visual designs. Circa 1935. $300-400 No a/b sides. Excellent condition other than one very small stain in one corner, isolated to one side.

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81 Navajo Weaving 4’8” x 2’10”. Crystal area weaving with two columns of serrated concentric diamonds on a hand-carded brown/ gray field. Four small white diamonds float down the middle. Circa 1930s. $450-550 No a/b sides. Excellent condition.

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84 82 Unknown Artist The Trapper 36” x 24” oil on canvas Signed lower right, illegible Verso: Titled. $600-900 Excellent condition.

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85 83 Jerry Crandall (1935 - ) Mountain Man 20” x 16” acrylic on board Signed lower right $600-900 Excellent condition.

84 Jay Hester (20th C.) Standing Dan 18” x 10” oil on canvas Signed lower right $600-900 Excellent condition.

85 John Peterson Windswept Passage 18” x 14 oil on canvas Signed and dated ‘04 lower left $600-900 Excellent condition.

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87 David Stone Trapper in Trouble 18” x 21” oil on canvas Signed lower right Verso: Titled, signed and dated 1982. $500-700 Excellent condition.

88 Bill Farnsworth Surveyor 9” x 24” oil on board Signed lower right $400-600 Excellent condition.

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90 89 Gary Zaboly (Late 20th C.) Through the Battle 11 ¼” x 14 ½” watercolor Signed and dated 1994 lower right $200-300 Excellent condition.

90 Unknown Artist The Traveler 6” x 8” ink Signed lower right, HRD $100-200 Excellent condition.

91 Chauncy Homer (1966 - ) Tools of the Trade 18” x 10” oil on board Signed lower right $600-900 Excellent condition.

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92 Rick Terry (20th C.) Mountain Man 10” x 8” x 4” hydrocal Inscribed: Ricky Terry © ‘02 $100-200 Excellent condition.

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93 Cody Houston (1941 - ) Turkey Hunt 10” x 10” x 7” hydrocal sculpture Inscribed: Cody Houston © 1998. Stamped on base: National Wild Turkey Federation. #850-1500 $200-300 Excellent condition.

94 Jim Ponter The Fur Trapper 10” x 5” x 4” pewter Inscribed: Jim Ponter. On bottom: The Fur Trapper, Jim Ponter, Fine Pewter © Western Heritage Museum 1981, 1042/4500 $100-200 Excellent condition.

95 George Schreiber Mountain Man 7 ½” x 4 ¼” x 3 ¼” bronze Inscribed: George Schreiber © 1983 $200-300 Excellent condition.

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98 96 D. Lyon (1951 - ) Stretched Hide 10” x 7” oil on board Signed lower left $200-400 Excellent condition.

97 Claire Goldrick (1944 - ) Trail Buddies 9” x 13 ½” pencil Signed and dated 2003 lower left $300-600 Excellent condition.

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98 Harley Brown (1939 - )(CA) On the Hunt 15 ½” x 12” gouache Signed lower right $400-600 Excellent condition.

99 Ron Stewart (1941 - ) Mountain Man 16” x 10 ½” pastel Signed lower left Verso: Artist biography. $500-700 Excellent condition.

100 Gerry Metz (1943 - ) The Trader 13” x 8” acrylic on board Signed lower left Verso: Titled. $600-800 Excellent condition.

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101 Two pieces of beadwork: 1) Shoshone beaded heart shaped coin bag 4 ½” x 4 ½”. 1960s.

2) Shoshone beaded necklace 14” long. 1960s. $100-200 Both in excellent condition.

102 Zuni Pueblo Seed Pot by Noreen Simplicio 3” x 8” polychrome seed pot with lizard figures. Signed on bottom: Noreen Simplicio, Zuni. $400-600 Excellent condition.

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103 Hopi Pueblo Pot by Rose Tewaguma Kaye 6” x 11” polychrome pot with varying designs. Signed on bottom: R.T.K., Hopi. $100-300 Some minor scuffs and scrapes along surface, along with two scorch marks.

Overall very good condition.

104 Zia Pueblo Pot by Kathy Pino (1935 - ) 6” x 7 ¾” polychrome pot with bird designs.

Signed on bottom: Kathy Pino, Zia. $500-700 A few minor scuffs on surface, very good condition overall.

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105 Lidded Zia Pueblo Pot by Elizabeth Medina 11” x 9” polychrome pot with bird and flower designs, along with a turtle figure on lid. Signed on base: Elizabeth Medina, Zia. $400-500 Excellent condition.

106 Jemez Storyteller Figure by R. Panana 7” x 5” with three figures. Signed on bottom: R. Panana.

Together with: Miniature Hopi Mudhead Kachina 3” wooden figure. $200-300 107 Group of three Kachina Dolls 1) Gray Wolf by Lorraine Begay 11” tall 2) Watermelon Kachina 10” tall 3) Long Hair Hopi by K. Kaquoptewa 8” tall $200-300 108 Group of three Navajo Baskets 1) 10 ½” 2) 9 ½” 3) 7 ¼” $100-150 Each in very good condition.

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109 Fortier Hopi Village 5” x 4” etching Original pencil signature lower right, titled lower left $100-125 Slight wave in paper, image is excellent.

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110 J.M. Cambridge End of the Trail 20” x 16” sandpainting Signed lower right Verso: Titled and signed. $300-400 Excellent condition.

111 Valdez Chief 18” x 14” oil on board Signed and dated ‘16 lower right $100-200 Excellent condition.

112 Kenny McKenna (1950 - ) Summer Bluffs 20” x 30” acrylic on canvas Signed and dated ‘89 lower right $900-1,200 Excellent condition.

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113 113 Maija Old Mountain Man 29” x 22” pastel Signed lower right $1,500-2,000 Artist is from Colorado Springs.

Excellent condition.

114 Howard Post (1948 - ) Bronc Rider 22” x 29” limited edition serigraph. Signed lower right, titled lower left, #45/75, blindstamp lower left $600-900 Excellent condition.

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115 Howard Post (1948 - ) Red Bandanna 24” x 34 ½” limited edition serigraph. Original signature lower right, titled lower left, #31/75, blindstamp lower right $600-900 Excellent condition.

116 Howard Post (1948 - ) Chute Help 24” x 30” limited edition serigraph. Original signature lower right, titled lower left, #24/75, blindstamp lower right $600-900 Excellent condition.

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117 Howard Post (1948 - ) Grand Stand Shade 33 ½” x 24” limited edition serigraph Original signature lower right, titled lower left, #14/75, blindstamp lower right $600-900 Excellent condition.

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118 J. Willis Good (1845-1879) Jockey & Groom 11” x 4 ¼” x 12 ¼” bronze on marble base Inscribed: J. Willis Good $1,000-2,000 Excellent condition.

119 William Vincent (1939-2004) Still-life Flowers 20” x 16” oil on canvas Signed lower right $1,000-2,000 Excellent condition.

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120 Joe G. Tomlinson (Late 20th C.) Winter Solitude 21” x 31” watercolor Signed and dated 1979 lower left $700-1,000 Excellent condition.

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121 121 Apache Basket 2 ½” x 9 ½”. Circa 1940. $400-600 Excellent condition.

122 Buffalo Ranch Real Wild West Poster 34 ½” x 12”. $200-400 Excellent condition.

123 Herbert Bolivar Judy “Tschudy” (1874-1946) A Long Journey 9” x 6” watercolor Signed lower right $400-600 Excellent condition.

124 Two Books: Bureau of Ethnology, 1885-’86 edition & 1892-’93 edition. $100-150 Please inquire for condition report.

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Shoshone Painted Robe

46� x 55� finely painted on steer hide. Encased in museum grade frame.

Collected near Lander, WY. Late 19th century. $4,000-6,000 Shows discoloration from age and minor cracks in hide. Very good condition overall.

The Shoshone tribe were originally hunters, fishers and seed gatherers, closely related to the Northern Paiute people. Many Shoshone were highly skilled basket makers, others gathered rice, hunted fish, birds & rabbits, and with the introduction of the horse, many migrated to different areas, becoming skilled buffalo hunters. Originally living in the American Great Basin region, many who migrated went to the Great Plains region including Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Montana & California. Shoshone people who stayed near the Great Basin region had a diet of rice, pine nuts, seeds, berries, roots, fish and small game. They lived in brush shelters or dome shaped Wikiups, while the Great Plains Shoshone lived in teepees and ate larger game, including buffalo, deer, and elk as well as roots and wild fruits and vegetables. Often times the Shoshone would use buffalo and bull hides to make robes and blankets for the harsh winters.

Many are painted to depict important events such as battles, epidemics or famines. Hides best suited for blankets and robes were only taken in the winter months between November & March when the fur was in its prime. Summer hides were also used to make moccasins or teepee covers, but had much less trade value.

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126 126 Osage Ribbon Blanket 6’4” x 5’11”. With beautiful designs. Circa 1950. $1,000-1,500 Ribbon is overall excellent with a few minor stains in two areas.

Cloth shows some minor dirt stains and one circular stain in center.

127 Dan Namingha (1950 - ) Kokopelli Mana 10” x 8” oil on canvas, gallery wrapped Signed lower left Verso: Titled, signed and dated 2003. $1,000-2,000 Excellent condition.

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128 Harold Deist Afternoon Buildup 14” x 18” oil on canvasboard Signed lower left Verso: Titled. $1,000-2,000 Excellent condition.

129 Harold Deist Sunset on the Bluff 20” x 24” oil on canvasboard Signed lower right Verso: Titled and dated ‘99. $2,000-3,000 Excellent condition.

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130 Ken Carlson (1937 - ) Pintails 6 ½” x 9” limited edition 1982 Texas Duck Stamp print. Also in frame: 1 ½” x 2 ½”, 1982, $5 stamp.

Original pencil signature lower right, #3618/9500 Verso: Titled, along with a short artist biography. $100-200 Excellent condition.

131 Phil Scholer (1951 - ) Northern Pintails 6 ½” x 9” limited edition stamp print. Also in frame: 1 ¼” x 2”, $7 ½0 stamp.

Original pencil signature lower right, #10,005/17,400 $150-250 Excellent condition.

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132 Larry Hayden (1934 - ) Mallards 6 ½” x 9” limited edition 1981 Texas Duck Stamp print. Also in frame: 1 ½” x 2 ½”, 1981, $5 stamp.

Original pencil signature lower right, #1419/16,500 Verso: Titled, along with a short artist biography. $100-200 Excellent condition.

133 Navajo Weaving 4’8” x 3’8” Transitional weaving. Circa 1900. $700-900 No a/b sides. All corner tassels intact. Slight bleed (red into white) in center of weaving, isolated to one side.

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134 Randy Lee White (1951 - ) Conflict with no Casualties 19” x 25” mixed media on board Signed and dated ‘83 lower right, titled lower left $2,000-2,500 Excellent condition.

135 Charles Nuttall (1872-1934) Aboriginal Scene 32” x 36” oil on canvas Signed and dated 1903 lower right Verso: Biographical information. $4,000-5,000 Excellent condition.

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136 A.J. Shelton (1905-1976) New Hampshire 24” x 36” oil on canvas Signed lower right $1,000-2,000 Black lights reveal less than 5% restoration. Back of painting shows 1” x 2” canvas patch repair.

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137 Tom Mascione Abstract 30” x 6 ½” oil on board, painted on both sides Signed lower right $400-500 One corner of board on upper end is broken off. Frame is slightly loose on two corners, painting is excellent.

138 Hugo Ballin (1879-1956) The Adoration 20” x 24” oil on board Signed lower right $1,000-2,000 Paint shows craquelure in several areas. Surface is uneven, showing multiple lines and textures throughout.

139 Robert F. Morgan (1929-2015) Up to Beaver 16” x 20” oil on canvas Signed and dated 1978 lower left $1,000-1,500 Paint shows craquelure in several areas. Several lines running horizontally through lower left side of painting.

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140 Stanley Hughes (20th C.) Across the High Country 22” x 20” mixed media on paper Signed lower right Verso: Titled and signed. $1,000-1,500 Excellent condition.

141 John Thompson (1882-1945) Portrait 11” x 9” oil on canvas under glass Signed and dated ‘42 lower right $300-400 Excellent condition.

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142 Ramon Kelley (1939 - ) Nude 12” x 9” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, #23/150 lower left $100-200 Excellent condition.

143 Terry Bateman (1942 - ) Deer in the High Country 16” x 20” oil on canvas Signed and dated ‘73 lower right $300-400 Excellent condition.

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144 144 Ross Santee (1889-1965) Mountain Range 6 ½” x 11 ¾” mixed media Signed lower right $200-400 Appears to have some foxing in several areas near middle of painting.

145 Autographed Photo of James Drury (1934 - ) 9” x 7” photograph, scene from “The Virginian” TV series Autographed in upper left corner $40-50 James Child Drury is an actor best known for his role in the TV series “The Virginian”(1962-1971). He appeared in several films and TV shows throughout his acting career.

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146 William F. Reese (1938-2010) The Trials 7” x 9 ¾” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, titled lower center, #69/100 $100-200 Excellent condition.

147 Roy Kerswill (1925-2002) Mountain Valley 14” x 19 ¾” print Signed lower left $50-100 Excellent condition.

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148 148 John James Audubon (1785-1851) Summer Plumage 14” x 19” hand colored lithograph.

Circa 1840.

Lower right: Walter Imp. Lower left: J. Wolf & H.C. Richter $500-700 Excellent condition.

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149 C.M. Russell (1864-1926) Buffalo Crossing 11” x 15” print Signed and dated 1899 lower left $40-60 Paper shows slight wave, image is excellent.

150 Burl Washington Lone Soldier 22” x 14” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, #491/650 $50-100 Excellent condition.

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151 Till Goodman Airplane Series Set of 5 prints Largest is 26� x 32�. All unframed. $300-400 Condition varies, but all are fine. Please inquire if interested in condition on a specific print.

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152 Till Goodman Airplane Series Set of 5 prints Largest is 26� x 32�. All unframed. $300-400 Condition varies, but all are fine. Please inquire if interested in condition on a specific print.

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153 Till Goodman Airplane Series Set of 5 prints Largest is 26� x 32�. All unframed. $300-400 Condition varies, but all are fine. Please inquire if interested in condition on a specific print.

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154 Till Goodman Airplane Series Set of 5 prints Largest is 26� x 32�. All unframed. $300-400 Condition varies, but all are fine. Please inquire if interested in condition on a specific print.

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155 *Lyle Tayson (1924-2014) In Flight 18” x 24” oil on canvas Signed lower left $1,500-2,500 Excellent condition.

156 Karen Thayer (20th/21st C) Daughter of the Desert 16” x 12” oil on canvas Signed lower right $600-900 Excellent condition.

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*Lyle Tayson was born in Omaha, Nebraska in 1924 to Arthur L. & Margie May Tayson.

Raised in Chicago, he attended the Art Institute, and later developed his career as a commercial illustrator. Between the time of his schooling and his commercial art career, Tayson served as a U.S. Merchant Marine in WWII and later as a U.S. Army Sergeant during the Korean War. Following his time with the military he met and married his wife, Irene, and throughout their 46 years together, they raised five children.

In 1975 the Taysons left Chicago to settle in the West. Landing in Cheyenne, Wyoming, Lyle Tayson had established himself as a premiere painter in Western art by the 1980s. From Native American portraits to American cowboy scenes and masterful landscapes, Tayson’s work is highly recognizable and widely sought after by collectors all over the country.

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157 Janet McKenzie (20th/21st C) Journey Through the White Lilies 40” x 24” oil on canvas Signed lower right $500-700 Excellent condition.

158 R.D. Porter (1902-1971) Father Desmet 24” x 16” oil on canvas Signed and dated ‘61 lower right $200-300 Excellent condition.

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160 159 Herndon Davis (1901-1962) Judgment Day 12” x 16” gouache on paper Signed lower left $300-400 Excellent condition.

160 Howard Leigh (1986-1981) Best Day Ever 24” x 24” oil on wood Signed lower left Verso: Artist biographical info. $100-200 Small cracks in wood show through paint.

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161 Gary Michael (1937 - ) Natalie 20” x 24” watercolor Signed right center $500-700 Excellent condition.

162 Erik Barber Daylight Glow 17” x 21” watercolor Signed lower right $150-250 Excellent condition.

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164 163 Chen Chi (1912-2005) Hidden Path 18” x 24” limited edition oriental print Signed lower right, AP45/60 $300-400 Excellent condition.

164 Alana Ngwarraye Holmes (1970 - ) Life in the Desert 36” x 47 ½” oil on canvas Unsigned Verso: “Artist of Ampilatwatja.” $400-600 Excellent condition.

165 Marianne Hornbuckle (1942 - ) Southwest Scene Large 27 ½” x 37 ½” watercolor Signed lower right, AWS $400-600 Excellent condition.

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166 Gordon Phillips (1927-2011) Calling on Neighbors 16” x 19” print Original pencil signature lower right $50-100 Excellent condition.

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167 Edward H. Latham (1842-1928) Meschel Baby, Wellpenit, Washington 13 ½” x 10 ½” photograph $100-200 Excellent condition.

168 Edward H. Latham (1842-1928) Mother and Child 13 ¼” x 10 ½” photograph $100-200 Excellent condition. Inaccurate stamp on verso stating Edward S. Curtis Photograph.

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169 Edward H. Latham (1842-1928) Boy with Bow & Arrow 10 ½” x 13 ¼” photograph $100-200 Excellent condition. Inaccurate stamp on verso stating Edward S. Curtis Photograph.

170 Edward H. Latham (1842-1928) Family Portrait 10 ½” x 13 ¼” photograph $100-200 Excellent condition. Inaccurate stamp on verso stating Edward S. Curtis Photograph.

170 Dr. Edward H. Latham was a widely renowned physician in the Native American society. After graduating from medical school in 1884, he was appointed Agency Physician on the Colville Reservation in 1890. He lived in the town of Nespelem and began photographing the Native Americans around him. At a time when Edward S. Curtis was gaining considerable attention, Dr. Latham was selling odd prints to friends and family. Although he never reached the fame that Curtis did, he photographed hundreds of photos as an amateur photographer during the apex of his career. Latham’s only photograph that was widely reprinted is that of Chief Joseph from the Nez Perce tribe. Unfortunately, the photo is and was often credited to another photographer named T.W. Tolman.

Several other Latham photographs have been copyrighted under different names throughout the years and sadly, hundreds of others were never published at all. Nevertheless, Latham proved to be a representative figure of his time and place while living on the Colville Reservation. No other photographer during the time period lived with the tribes they photographed. In his many years on the reservation he was able to capture the lifestyle and culture of the Nez Perce tribe at the turn of the century.

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2) Abstract #2 6 ¼” x 4 ¼”. Signed lower right. $300-500 Excellent condition.

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172 Ned Jacob (1938 - ) Two drawings: 1) Nude #1 16” x 16”. Signed lower left.

2) Nude #2 21” x 12”. Signed lower left. $1,000-2,000 Excellent condition.

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173 Phillips U.S. Military Officer’s Saddle Circa 1930. $800-1,200 Rideable condition, but shows use.

174 Otto Ernst (Sheridan, WY) Chaps Adorned with silver conchos on the legs.

Well-marked billet. $800-1,200 Fine condition.

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175 L.B. Milligan The Greeting 18” x 30” oil on canvas Signed and dated 1972 lower left $300-500 4” scrape toward left side of painting.

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176 Peyote Rattle 24” long, including drop and feathers.

Painted gourd rattle with beautifully beaded handle, decorated with dyed chicken feathers. Circa 1950. $150-200 Excellent condition.

177 Peyote Rattle 24” long, including drop and feathers.

Painted gourd rattle with beautifully beaded handle, decorated with dyed chicken feathers. Circa 1950. $150-200 Excellent condition.

178 Two small sculptures Lion: 5 ½” tall metal, inscribed © 1991, MMA-KHM. (Metropolitan Museum of Art).

Turtle: 2” tall bronze, unsigned.

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180 179 Navajo Weaving 4’2” x 2’4”. Wide Ruins area weaving. Circa 1970. $300-400 No a/b sides. Excellent condition.

180 Navajo Weaving 3’8” x 2’6”. Germantown weaving with eyedazzler designs on a white background. Circa 1970. $800-1,000 No a/b sides. Yellow staining on white area on one end, isolated to one side. Only one corner tassel remains. A few minor stains throughout, isolated to one side.

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181 Navajo Weaving 4’3” x 3’6”. Crystal Trading Post weaving with multiple diamond design elements. Circa 1940. $700-900 No a/b sides. A few minor stains throughout, isolated to one side.

182 Navajo Weaving 5’9” x 3’2”. Western Reservation weaving with a serrated diamond center medallion. Circa 1920. $600-900 No a/b sides. Damage to selvage on long edges and some corners. Two holes, one small and one larger along with a few small snags throughout.

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184 Group of 5 pieces of pottery Various sizes and designs. Largest is 4” tall. Southwest style mini pot is signed on bottom: J. Salazar. $25-75 Condition varies. Please inquire if interested.

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185 Mound Builder’s Banner Stone Gorget 8 ¾” long with hand etched accents. $100-200 Has been broken and glued in two places.

186 Two Dinosaur Artifacts Utahraptor Claw Replica: 9 ½” long.

Includes booklet on the Utahraptor.

Petrified Dinosaur Egg: 6” long.

Sticker states: From the Protoceratops, which lived in Mongolia during the Cretaceous Age, 65 million years ago. $200-300 Each in fine condition.

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188 Ted DeGrazia (1909-1982) Navajo Wagon 15” x 30” print Signed lower right Verso: Titled on stretcher bar. $100-200 Excellent condition.

189 Ted DeGrazia (1909-1982) Navajo Family 15” x 30” print. Signed lower right. Verso: Titled on stretcher bar. $100-200 Excellent condition.

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190 Mexican Weaving 9’10” x 4’. Extra long runner. Circa 1960. $600-900 No a/b sides. Minor staining in a few areas with larger yellow stains toward one end, isolated to one side. All fringe is intact.

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191 Four Reprints of Original Civil War Photos Largest is 6” x 8”. Group of photos includes portraits of each of the conspirators in President Abraham Lincoln’s assassination as well as their hanging. Photos show John Wilkes Booth, Mary E. Surratt, John Surratt, David Herold, George Atzerodt, Samuel Arnold, Edman Spangler & Michael O’Laughlin. $25-50 Each in good condition.

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192 Robert W. Daley Still-life 10” x 20” watercolor $1,000-2,000 Appears to have some scratches in painting on far left and right sides.

193 Antique Pulley 12” x 7” heavy metal. Decorated with the Texas star.

Nice brown patina. $30-40 Good condition.

194 Reproduction Civil War Kepi Wool body, leather brim and silk lining. Modern. $20-30 Excellent condition

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195 Charles Anfrie (1833-1905) Le Bayard 19” x 7” x 7” metal sculpture Inscribed: “Le Bayard” on his hat. $100-200 Axe in his right hand is broken off, a dark area on his right arm.

196 Autographed Photo of James Drury (1934 - ) 9” x 7” photograph, scene from “The Virginian” TV series Autographed in upper left corner $40-50 James Child Drury is an actor best known for his role in the TV series “The Virginian”(1962-1971). He appeared in several films and TV shows throughout his acting career.

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America’s Foremost Artists present

A Dramatic Etching Portrayal Commemorating

AMERICA’S STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE Under the Brilliant Leadership of George Washington The following 20 lots are included in this set of 1932 etchings:

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197 William Heintzelman The Washington Homestead 9 ½” x 12 ¼” etching Original pencil signature lower left A domestic scene in the Rappahannock homestead showing the widowed mother sewing in silence while George, age twelve, studiously applies himself to the task of self-education. #1 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

198 Robert Nisbet (1879-1961) The Surveyors Assistant 9 ¾” x 13 ½” etching Original pencil signature lower right Pursuing his education, George, now sixteen, is shown accompanied by George William Fairfax, helping James Genn to survey the domain of Lord Fairfax in Virginia. #2 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

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199 Sears Gallagher (1865-1955) Warning the French at Fort Le Boeuf 13 ¾” x 9 ½” etching Original pencil signature lower left Major Washington and his companion, Gist, leaving Fort Le Boeuf after delivering Governor Dinwiddie’s message to the French. #3 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

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200 Earl Horter (1881-1940) Rallying the Troops at Braddock’s Defeat 14” x 10 ¼” etching Original pencil signature lower right The youthful Colonel, his General mortally wounded, rallying the troops at a critical moment. #4 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

201 William Auerbach-Levy (1889-1964) Washington’s Courtship 14 ½” x 10 ½” etching Original pencil signature lower right The young widow, Martha Dandridge Custis, and the gallant Colonel recently returned from a trip to the Ohio country, shown in a beautiful Virginia garden. #5 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

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202 Ernest David Roth (1879-1964) A Vestryman of Pohick Church 11” x 14 ½” etching Original pencil signature lower right, dated 1932 About to enter the church on a Sunday morning, Washington is congratulated by some of his friends on his election as a vestryman. #6 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

203 Eugene Higgins (1874-1958) En Route to the First Continental Congress 9 ¾” x 13 ¼” etching Original pencil signature lower right Colonel Pendleton, Colonel Washington and Patrick Henry passing a Maryland farmhouse on their way from Mount Vernon to Philadelphia. #7 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

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204 Ralph Boyer (1879-1952 - ) The First American Army 10 ¾” x 15 ¾” etching Original pencil signature lower right The Commander-in-Chief, accompanied by his guard of honor, the polished First City Troop of Philadelphia, faces the small group of untrained patriots comprising his new command. #8 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

205 Allen Lewis (1873-1957) The British Driven from Boston 15” x 10 ½” etching Original pencil signature lower left A majestic Washington, in one of his few brief moments of triumph during the War of Independence, as he watched General Howe’s ships putting to sea. #9 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

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206 Levon West (1900-1968) Strategic Retreat from Long Island 13 ¾” x 10” etching Original pencil signature lower right The General and Colonel Glover are shown directing, at night, one of the most astonishing and successful retreats in military annals. #10 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

207 George Wright (1872-1951) Valley Forge-Army’s Desperate Plight 11” x 14” etching Original pencil signature lower right A compassionate Washington, keenly alert to the desperate plight of his men and overwhelmed with his responsibility. #11 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

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208 Kerr Eby (1889-1946) Stemming Retreat at Monmouth 10 ¾” x 15 ½” etching Original pencil signature lower right The Commander-in-Chief checks the furious speed of his mount, and with sword uprised, angrily rebukes General Lee, whose troops are retreating. #12 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

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209 F. Luis Mora (1874-1940) The Surrender of Cornwallis 10 ¾” x 14 ½” etching Original pencil signature lower right General O’Hara, delegated to surrender Cornwallis’ sword, presents it to Washington, who indicates with a gesture that General Lincoln will receive it on his behalf. Gaily uniformed, the old regiments of France stand by; it is their victory, too. #13 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

210 Albert Sterner (1863-1946) Preventing a Military Dictatorship 11” x 15” etching Original pencil signature lower right Washington, the man of principle, persuades his restive officer-all his character and record speaking with his words- that the army serves the country but must not rule it. #14 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

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211 Samuel Chamberlain (1895-1975) Dramatic Farewell at Fraunces Tavern 6 ¾” x 9” etching Original pencil signature lower right Victory dissolves associations, which through mutual dependence and respect, have developed warm friendships. the dramatic scene in Fraunce’s Tavern marks the return of the great captains to civil life. #15 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

212 Louis Conrad Rosenberg (1890-1983) Washington, The Planter 10” x 13 ½” etching Original pencil signature lower left Washington, relieved of his military responsibilities, gratefully retires to Mount Vernon, where he is shown supervising the activities of his estate. #16 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

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213 John Winkler (1890-1979) The Constitutional Convention-1787 10” x 14” etching Denied the enjoyment of private life by a new public emergency, Washington reluctantly emerges from retirement as Presiding Officer of the Constitutional Convention. #17 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

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214 Robert Lawson (1892-1957) New York Welcomes the President-Elect 14 ¾” x 15 ½” etching Original pencil signature lower right The stately barge bearing the President-Elect approaches Murray Wharf through crowded shipping gaily decorated in his honor. #18 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

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215 Walter Tittle (1883-1966) Lady Washington’s Levee 14 ½” x 10 ¾” etching Original pencil signature lower right On Christmas Day, 1790, the leaders of the new republic gather in Philadelphia to honor the President and his wife. #19 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $200-300 Etching is excellent. Frame shows nicks, scratches and chips in paint.

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216 Childe Hassam (1859-1935) Washington Enjoys his Beloved Estate 9” x 14” etching Original pencil signature lower right Scene and content, Washington enjoys the sunset of this illustrious career in the peach and beauty of his beloved estate. #20 in Series of a 1932 set of etchings commemorating America’s struggle for independence under the leadership of George Washington. $1,000-2,000 Childe Hassam is one of America’s most iconic artists.

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217 William F. Reese (1938-2010) Warm Up 4 ¼” x 6” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, titled lower center, #67/100 $100-200 Excellent condition.

218 William F. Reese (1938-2010) Days Work Done 4 ¼” x 6” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, titled lower center, #67/100 $100-200 Excellent condition.

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219 William F. Reese (1938-2010) Days Work Done 4 ¼” x 6” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, titled lower center, #68/100 $100-200 Excellent condition.

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220 William F. Reese (1938-2010) The Hunt 4 ¼” x 6” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, titled lower center, #68/100 $100-200 Excellent condition.

221 William F. Reese (1938-2010) The Classic 4 ¼” x 6” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, titled lower center, #59/100 $100-200 Excellent condition.

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222 William F. Reese (1938-2010) Two Hounds 4 ¼” x 6” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, titled lower center, #67/100 $100-200 Excellent condition.

223 The Works of Theodore Roosevelt Book Series Executive Edition. Complete set of 16 volumes. $100-200 Overall good condition.

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224 Time Life Classics of the Old West Book Series Deluxe leather-bound edition with gilt edged paper. 19 of 31 volumes. $150-250 Overall very good condition.

225 Southwestern Pottery: Anasazi to Zuni

by Allan Hayes and John Blom Second edition. $20-30 Excellent condition.

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226 American Indian Textiles by Gregory Schaaf First edition and signed. Americana Indian Art Series. $50-75 Excellent condition.

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227 Acoma & Laguna Pottery by Rick Dillingham with Melinda Elliott Published by the School of American Research Press, Santa Fe, NM. $20-30 Very good condition.

228 Weaving Arts of the North American Indian by Frederick J. Dockstader Revised edition, 1993. $15-25 In clean, very good condition.

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229 Pottery by American Indian Women; The Legacy of Generations by Susan Peterson The National Museum of Women in the Arts. First edition. $30-50 Excellent condition.

230 Zuni: A Village of Silversmiths by James Ostler, Marian Rodee and Milford Nahohai, 1996 $50-80 Excellent condition.

231 Arapaho Memories Scarce book By Bob Spoonhunter, Barbara Stoll-Sage, Helen Cedartree, and Karen Snyder. Produced by the Title IV Indian Education Curriculum Development Project, 1985. Wyoming Indian High School, Ethete, Wyoming. $75-125 No dust jacket. Excellent condition.

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232 Hopi-Tewa Pottery by Gregory Schaaf & edited by Richard M. Howard First edition. American Indian Art Series, 500 Artist biographies. $50-60 Excellent condition.

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1863 G6.

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1909 VG8.

1904 VF25 $25-35

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245 1877 CC Seated Liberty Dime VG10. $20-40 246 1856 O Seated Liberty Half Dollar VG8. $40-60

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248 Whitman Blue Book Lincoln Head Cents. Collection 1941, Number Two. No. 9030.

Note*-Incomplete set, total of 76 coins (1941-1970). Includes many MS coins. $15-25 249 Our Army Civil War Token $15-25

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250 Cracker Jack/Van Buren & Ft. Collins Ice Delivery Token $10-20

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252 Tuebor, Michigan, 1933 & Longview, WA. Wooden Nickel $15-25 253 Buck Knife Model 288 Open assist. $20-40

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Waffen-SS in Combat by Robert Michulec & Ronald Volstad.

Waffen-SS: (2) From Glory to Defeat (1943-1945) by Robert Michulec & Ronald Volstad.

The Panzerkampfwagen III at War by Michael Jerchel & Waldemar Trojca.

Panther by Thomas Anderson & Vincent Wai. $20-40 As new.

256 Women Who Run with the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estes, Ph.D. First Edition, May 1992. $10-15 As new.

257 Daughters of Painted Ladies; America’s Resplendent Victorians by Elizabeth Pomada & Michael Larsen Published 1987. $10-20 Fine condition.

258 Derricks and Determination by Walter Jones Forward by Denice Wheeler. Published 2005 in Casper, WY. Signed by author. $15-25 Fine condition.

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261 259 Otto Lawson (1965 - ) Rocky Mountain Gold - Elk 10” x 8” acrylic on canvas Signed lower left $200-300 Excellent condition.

262 260 Otto Lawson (1965 - ) King of Kelp - Sea Otter 9” x 12” acrylic on canvas Signed lower left $200-300 Excellent condition.

261 Otto Lawson (1965 - ) Right At You - Grizzly 8” x 10” acrylic on canvas Signed lower right $200-300 Excellent condition.

262 Otto Lawson (1965 - ) Haying - Pika 14” x 11” acrylic on canvas Signed lower left $200-300 Excellent condition.

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264 Otto Lawson (1965 - ) Silent Pause - Elk 16” x 12” acrylic on canvas Signed lower left $400-500 Excellent condition.

265 Scott Burdick (1967 - ) A Letter 8” x 10” oil on panel Signed lower left Verso: Titled, signed and dated 2001.

“Scene from the Stone Forest near Kunming, China”. $500-700 Excellent condition.

266 Anette Hodges (20/21 C.) New Purchases 11” x 14” acrylic on canvas Signed lower left Verso: Titled and signed. $400-600 Excellent condition.

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267 267 William Kalwick (1960 - ) At the Market 16” x 12” oil on panel Signed lower left $300-400 Excellent condition.

268 Jo Sherwood (1941 - ) Anatolian Ride, Turkey 13 ¼” x 10 ½” oil on canvas Signed and dated ‘94 lower right $200-300 Excellent condition.

269 Stan Miller Scrapbooking 16” x 8 ¼” watercolor Unsigned Together with: Tom Saubert (1950 - ) Snowshoe 15” x 11 ½” pastel Signed lower left $700-900 Both in excellent condition.

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271 270 Donna Clair (1939 - ) Winter Peace 28” x 22” oil on linen Signed and dated 1998 lower right Verso: Titled and signed. $300-500 Excellent condition.

271 Thais Haines Corn Dance 20” x 16” oil on panel Signed lower left $200-300 Excellent condition.

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272 Douglas Oliver (1942 - ) Yuccas in Summer 28” x 22” oil on canvas Signed lower right Verso: Titled and signed. $500-700 Excellent condition.

273 Tom Saubert (1950 - ) Pretty Shell 10” x 8” oil on board Signed lower left $500-700 Excellent condition.

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274 Navajo Weaving 2’6” x 1’9”. Storm pattern weaving with a grey and white motif on a red background. Original tag still attached: Cameron Trading Post, Cameron, AZ. Rug #: SH2275, Size: 20 ½ x 31”, Storm Pattern woven by Lorraine Thompson, Price: $570.00. $200-300 Excellent condition.

275 Mexican Saltillo Blanket 6’10” x 4’6”. Vintage wool blanket with red, grey, white and black medallions on a turquoise blue field. $100-150 Excellent condition.

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276 Dan Seegmiller (1955 - ) Two oils: 1) Enchantress 12” x 10” oil on panel Signed lower right 2) Portrait 10” x 8” oil on panel Signed lower right $600-800 Both in excellent condition.

277 Joseph Lorruso (1966 - ) After-Hour Nap 9” x 12” oil on panel Signed upper left $400-600 Excellent condition.

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278 Dan Muller (1889-1977) The Lady Wore Pants (Rosa Bonheur) 11 ½” x 17 ½” charcoal Signed lower left $300-500 Provenance: The S. George and Helen Binson Estate, donated to the Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum, Cheyenne, WY. Excellent condition.

279 Vic Larsen Bull Elk 6 ½” x 7” x 4” bronze on marble base Inscribed: Vic Larsen, © 12/50 $300-500 Excellent condition.

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280 Tom Hill (1925 - ) Gondola Venice 16” x 20” oil on board Signed lower right $400-600 Excellent condition.

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283 282 Steve Forbis (1950 - ) Two works: 1) Beads, Quills, Buckskin 13” x 9” colored pencil Signed lower left 2) Gallup Parade 7” x 9 ½” colored pencil Signed lower right $1,000-1,500 Both in excellent condition.

283 Don Crowley (1926 - ) Balancing Act 12” x 9” oil on panel Signed lower right $800-1,100 Excellent condition.

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284 Sandra Clendennen Brown (1939 - ) Two pastels: 1) Brittney 12” x 8” Signed lower right 2) Final Touch 12” x 8” Signed lower left $1,000-1,500 Both in excellent condition.

285 Jo Sherwood (1941 - ) Mercado del Cusco 20” x 24” oil on canvas Signed lower left $1,000-1,500 Excellent condition.

286 Susan Lyon (1969 - ) Two works: 1) Good Days Greeting 16” x 12” oil on panel Signed lower left 2) Waiting for a Sale 16” x 12” oil on panel Signed lower right Verso on each: Titled and signed. $1,500-2,500 Excellent condition.

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290 288 LaRose Catch Me If You Can 11 ¾” x 11 ¾” bronze, wall mount Inscribed: LaRose, 1992 4/21 $400-600 Excellent condition.

289 Rich Hilker (1945-1996) Big Thompson River 16” x 12” oil on board Signed lower left $300-500 Excellent condition.

290 Rich Hilker (1945-1996) Summer Cascades 12” x 16” oil on board Signed lower left $300-500 Excellent condition.

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294 292 Stephen Day (1954 - ) Southwest Sky 24” x 30” oil on canvasboard Signed lower right $900-1,200 Excellent condition.

293 Georgana Levine Duck Pond 12” x 24” oil on canvas Signed and dated ‘99 lower right $300-400 Excellent condition.

294 Stephen Day (1954 - ) Winter Days 12” x 9” oil on board Signed lower left $300-600 Excellent condition.

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296 295 James Bama (1926 - ) Northern Cheyenne Wolf Scout 21” x 12 ¾” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, AP 13/50 $400-600 Excellent condition.

296 Terry Thurman Fireworks 30” x 18” hand embossed copper with acrylic paint Signed lower right $600-800 Excellent condition.

297 Terry Thurman Collection 22” x 10” hand embossed copper with acrylic paint Signed and dated ‘06 lower right $200-300 Excellent condition.

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298 Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) Two photograph reprints: 1) Fish Shows 11 ½” x 8 ¼” Verso: Biographical information about Fish Shows (born in 1848).

2) Eagle Child 11 ½” x 8 ¼” Verso: Biographical information about Eagle Child (born in 1862). $40-60 Glass is broken on #1. Reprint and mat on each show slight waving. Glass shows spots and some smudges on inside. Could use cleaning. Frames also show some nicks and scratches.

299 Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) Two photograph reprints: 1) Yellow Horse 11 ½” x 8 ¼” Verso: “Yellow Horse, Yanktonai,” © 1908 2) A Flathead Chief 11 ½” x 8 ¼” Verso: Information about the Flathead Indian tribe. $40-60 Reprint and mat on each show slight waving. Glass shows spots and some smudges on inside. Could use cleaning. Frames also show some nicks and scratches.

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301 Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) Two photograph reprints: 1) Cayuse Mother & Child, © 1910 10 ¾” x 7 ½” Verso: Information about the Cayuse tribe.

2) Mosa Mohave © 1903 10 ¾” x 7 ½” Verso: Information about the Yuman Mohave people. $40-60 Reprint and mat on each show slight waving. Glass shows spots and some smudges on inside. Could use cleaning. Frames also show some nicks and scratches.

302 Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) Two photograph reprints: 1) Ko-pi, (“Buffalo Mountain”), San Juan © 1905 11 ½” x 8 ¼” Verso: Information about the Tewa tribe.

2) Weasal Tail, Piegan © 1900 11 ½” x 8 ¼” Verso: Biographical information about Weasal Tail. $40-60 Reprint and mat on each show slight waving. Glass shows spots and some smudges on inside. Could use cleaning. Frames also show some nicks and scratches.

303 Edward S. Curtis (1868-1952) Two photograph reprints: 1) Blanket Maker, Navaho, © 1904 10 ¾” x 7 ½” Verso: Information about the Navajo tribe.

2) Kashhila, Wishham © 1909 11 ¼” x 8 ½” Verso: Information about the Wishham tribe. $40-60 Reprint and mat on each show slight waving. Glass shows spots and some smudges on inside. Could use cleaning. Frames also show some nicks and scratches.

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William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) William Henry Jackson, whose life spanned almost a century, was both a photographer and adventurer. Trained as a sketch artist from boyhood, Jackson worked as a photo retoucher. He joined the Union Army where he sketched military scenes and took his sketchbook along when he traveled the Oregon Trail as a bullwacker in 1866.

Photography became his profession, and recording what he saw remained his passion. By 1867 Jackson owned a photography studio in Omaha, Nebraska, producing portraits and group pictures. Jackson realized he could “increase the tempo” of his business by going off on three and four day trips to photograph Indians in the area. The Indians posed for gifts and cash, and Jackson sold the pictures to dealers in the East who had a waiting market.

The railroads captured Jackson’s interest and by 1896 the Central Pacific coming from the West and the Union Pacific from the East, joined at Promontory Point, Utah. Jackson’s first trip West on the rails in 1869 was a business venture to photograph scenes along the Union Pacific route. For this purpose he fashioned a compact, portable studio.

Wandering over the unmapped Rockies of Colorado as a member of the Hayden Expedition (1869-1878) gave Jackson great professional satisfaction. He explored during the summer months using a portable darkroom carried by his trusty burro.

In 1879 Jackson moved his commercial photography business to Denver and the Rio Grande Railroad offered Jackson a job taking pictures along it’s scenic routes to attract tourists to the Rockies. Though Jackson photographed Indians wherever he traveled, recording an anthropological history was never his intent. He sold the images, which were popular in the East and traded photos with other photographers.

He left an outstanding collection of Indian photographs taken as the Indians were gradually being forced onto reservations. These photos show the resignation that is well-expressed by Chief Ouray of the Uncompahgre Utes of Colorado.

“The agreement an Indian makes to a U.S. treaty is like the agreement a buffalo makes with the hunter when pierced with arrows. All he can do is lie down and give in.”

The following 24 lots are photographs from the collection of the Colorado Historical Society, Denver.

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304 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Standing Buffalo, Poncha 13 ¼” x 7 ½” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

305 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) White Eagle, Poncha 13 ¼” x 7 ½” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

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306 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Chief Pau-pau-kee-ors, Iroquois 12 ¾” x 10 ¼” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

307 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Paul Horse Capture, Dan Sleeping Bear, Gros Ventre, Bel Knap Reservation, MT. 13 ¼” x 9 ¾” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

308 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Ute Indian, National Mining & Industrial Exposition, Denver, CO 1882 8 ½” x 13 ¼” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

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309 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Mint, Crow Agency, MT 10 ¼” x 12 ¾” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

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311 310 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Chief Sevara & Family, Utes 10 ¼” x 12 ¾” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

311 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Powach, Ute Warrior 11” x 8” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

312 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Ute Chief, Colorado 13” x 7 ¼” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

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313 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Arrowmaker, Ojibwa 12 ¾” x 10 ¼” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

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315 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Father & Son, Cree 10 ¼” x 12 ¾” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

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316 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Jose Jesus & Wife, Pueblo Indians 12 ¾” x 10 ¼” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

317 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Piah, Chief of the Uncompahgre Utes, Colorado 1874 12 ¾” x 7 ¾” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

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318 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Chief Washington, Utes 13” x 8 ¼” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition.

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319 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Ta-boo-cha-ket, Chief, Utes, CO (Ouray’s Brother) 13” x 8” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

320 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Harry Bear, Poncha 13 ¼” x 7 ½” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition.

Museum grade framing & matting.

321 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Big Chief, Poncha 13 ¼” x 7 ½” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition.

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322 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Henry Eaglehead, Sioux 13 ½” x 10 ¼” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition.

Museum grade framing & matting.

323 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Standing Bear Chief, Poncha 12 ¾” x 7 ¾” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition.

Museum grade framing & matting.

324 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Bonito, White Mountain Apache 13 ¼” x 8 ¾” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition.

Museum grade framing & matting.

325 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Straight Hair & Wife, Crow Indian Agency, MT 12 ¾” x 10 ¼” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition.

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326 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Unca Chief 13” x 8” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

327 William Henry Jackson (1843-1942) Ouray, Chief of the Uncompahgre Utes, Colorado 1874 13” x 8” photograph, printed from original glass negative $200-300 Excellent condition. Museum grade framing & matting.

328 Three Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Jet Mountain Lion Fetish by Alex Begay (Navajo) 2” x 8” x 1”. Beautifully stylized and signed.

2) Picasso Marble Mountain Lion Fetish by Mike Saweka (Zuni) 2” x 3” x 2 ½” with turquoise accents. Signed.

3) Picasso Marble Bobcats on a Rock

by E.D.W. (Zuni).

2” x 2” x 1 ½” with turquoise accents. Signed E.D.W. $300-400 Each in excellent condition.

329 Four Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Serpentine Flying Squirrel 1 ¾” long, unsigned.

2) Serpentine Badger (Zuni) 2” long with turquoise inlay and attached miniature arrowhead. Unsigned.

3) Richolite Turtle (Zuni) 2” long with small turquoise inlay. Unsigned.

4) Marble Horned Toad 1 ¾” long, unsigned. $100-200 All in excellent condition.

330 Four Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Serpentine Frog (Zuni) 2 ½” long, with turquoise overlay. Unsigned 2) Tagua Nut Mouse on Cheese Wedge (Zuni) 1” long with turquoise inlay. Signed C.P. 3) Jasper Turtle (Zuni) 2 ½” long with turquoise inlay and small carved turquoise pieces tied with sinew. Unsigned.

4) Alabaster Anteater (Zuni) 1 ¼” long with turquoise inlay. Unsigned. $100-150 All in excellent condition.

331 Four Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Sandstone Badger (Zuni) 2” long with coral, jet and turquoise inlay and overlay. Signed DL. 2) Natural Stone Badger (Zuni) 2 ½” with turquoise inlay. Unsigned.

3) Serpentine Stegosaurus (Zuni) 2 ¼” with turquoise inlay. Unsigned 4) Picasso Marble Beaver (Zuni) 1 ¾” with turquoise overlay.

Signed but mostly illegible. $125-225 All in excellent condition.

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332 Three Hand Carved Fetishes 1) Quartz Anteater (Zuni) 3” with turquoise inlay. Signed C.A.P. 2) Marble Camel (Zuni) 2 1/4” with turquoise overlay. Unsigned.

3) Antler Moth 1”, unsigned. $150-250 All in excellent condition.

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333 Northern Plains Beaded Man’s Moccasins 11” long with red, white and blue beaded designs. $400-500 Beadwork shows losses on heels and around soles. Hide is discolored from age and use.

Both moccasins show holes in heels.

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334 Pair of Santa Clara Jars by Vickie Martinez (1967 - ) 5 ½” x 5” and 4” x 5 ½”. Two polished redware jars both with a deeply carved Avanyu design.

Each signed on base: Vickie Martinez Tafoya, Santa Clara Pueblo. $600-900 Excellent condition.

335 Two Karen Noles (1947 - ) prints: 1) Eyes of the Heart 16” x 13” limited edition print Signed lower left, 12/100 2) Innocent Delight 16” x 12” limited edition print Signed lower left, 21/100 Each includes Certificate of Authenticity. $300-500 Both excellent. Unframed.

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338 336 Set of Six Packages of Stationary Cards Four cards in each set, all by artist Randy Dukepoo (Hopi/Laguna). All sets contain titles and stories about each card. $20-30 New. 337 Set of Six Packages of Stationary Cards Four cards in each set, all by artist Randy Dukepoo (Hopi/Laguna). All sets contain titles and stories about each card. $20-30 New.

338 Cheyenne Fully Beaded Man’s Vest 28” long with pictorial beadwork including horses, flags and buffalo. Accented with fringe along bottom. Contemporary. Made by Sylvia Spotted Wolf. $1,000-1,500 Beadwork is excellent. Hide is soft and supple. Excellent condition.

339 Cheyenne Beaded Pipe Bag 30” overall including 12” of fringe. Beaded floral and butterfly designs, accented with tin cones. Contemporary. Made by Sally Standing Tall. $400-600 Beadwork is excellent. Hide is soft and supple. Excellent condition.

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340 Two Karen Noles (1947 - ) prints: Innocent Delight- 2 prints 16” x 12” limited edition prints Each signed lower left, 18/100 & 19/100 Each includes Certificate of Authenticity. $300-500 Both excellent. Unframed.

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341 Carved Picasso Marble Beaver Fetish by Dan Quam (Zuni) 4 ½” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” with turquoise outlay. Signed. $400-600 Excellent condition.

342 Carved Serpentine Bobcat Fetish by Dan Quam (Zuni) 2 ½” x 1 ½” x 1 ¼” with turquoise outlay. Signed. $200-400 Excellent condition.

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343 Carved Sacred Rock Beavers Fetish by Travis Lasiloo (Zuni) 1 ½” x 3” x 2” with turquoise outlay. Signed. $400-600 Excellent condition.

344 Carved Dolomite Buffalo Fetish by Wilfred Cheama (Zuni) 1 ½” x 3 ½” x 1 ¾” with turquoise outlay. Signed. $400-600 Excellent condition.

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Signed. $200-300 Excellent condition.

346 Carved Alabaster Badger Fetish by Wilfred Cheama (Zuni) 1” x 3” x 1 ¾” with turquoise outlay. Signed. $300-400 Excellent condition.

347 Carved Antler Corn Maiden Fetish (Zuni) 4” x 1 ¼” x 1”. Unsigned. Beautifully decorated with Jet, Turquoise and Coral as well as carved and painted designs. $200-300 Excellent condition.

348 Carved Picasso Marble Fox Fetish by Fabian Cheama (Zuni) 1” x 4” x ½” with turquoise outlay.

Unsigned. $100-200 Right front leg has been repaired (glued and is somewhat fragile).

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Contemporary. Made by Sylvia Spotted Wolf. $1,500-2,500 Beadwork is excellent. Hide is soft and supple. Excellent condition.

350 Fred Cleveland (20th C.) Working Woman 11” x 8” pen and ink Signed and dated ‘72 lower right together with: Nichlaus Poleahca Butterflies 10 ½” x 7 ¼” mixed media Signed and dated ‘90 lower right and: Eddie Tsosie Desert 3” x 5” watercolor Signed and dated ‘89 lower left $100-200 All in excellent condition.

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353 351 Karen Noles (1947 - ) Emergence 22” x 17 limited edition print. Signed lower left, 69/250.

Includes Certificate of Authenticity. $200-300 Excellent condition.

352 Cheyenne Fully Beaded Knife Sheath 15” overall including fringe. Nicely beaded in varying colors. Contemporary. Made by Sylvia Spotted Wolf. $300-500 Beadwork is excellent. Hide is soft and supple.

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353 Jemez Storyteller Doll by C. F. Gachupin 7” tall with 4 small children on lap. Signed on bottom: C.F. Gachupin, Jemez. $200-300 Excellent condition.

354 Hopi Pueblo Pot by Steve Lucas 9” x 12” polychrome pot with varying designs. Signed on bottom: Y. Lucas, S. Lucas. $800-1,200 Surface shows slight cracking and scuffs in a few areas.

355 Jann Dillon (20/21st century) Anasazi Message 22” x 30” watercolor Signed lower right: Jann Dillon $1,000-2,000 Excellent condition.

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357 356 Cheyenne Fully Beaded Knife Sheath 15” overall including beaded drop and beaded handle loop.

Accented with fringe and tin cones. Contemporary.

Made by Kim Spotted Wolf. $50-100 Beadwork is excellent. Hide is soft and supple. Excellent condition.

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357 Three Zuni Hand Carved Fetishes 1) Jet Pig with Inlaid Pink Mussel Shell Hearts and a Penny 1 ½” with turquoise inlay. Unsigned.

2) Serpentine Frog on a Lily Pad 1 ½” with turquoise inlay. Signed Allison Wallace.

3) Marble Parrot 1 ½” with turquoise inlay. Unsigned. $100-150 All in excellent condition.

358 Three Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Picasso Marble Spider (Zuni) 2” with turquoise inlay. Signed Michael Coble, Zuni NM. 2) Pipestone Armadillo (Zuni) 1 ½” with turquoise overlay. Signed, but mostly illegible.

3) Antler Scorpion 1 ½”. Signed, but illegible. $200-300 All in excellent condition.

359 Three Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Marble Badger (Zuni) 2 ½” with turquoise inlay. Unsigned.

2) Pipestone Bear 1 ¼” with turquoise overlay. Unsigned.

3) Serpentine Seahorse 1 ¾” tall with turquoise overlay. Unsigned. $300-400 All in excellent condition.

360 Three Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Picasso Marble Squirrel 3” x 2 ¾” x 1 ¼” with turquoise inlay.

Unsigned.

2) White Quartz Dalmatian Dog 1 ¼” with turquoise and jet inlay. Unsigned.

3) Alabaster Anteater (Zuni) 2” with turquoise inlay. Signed N.Y. Zuni. $150-250 All in excellent condition.

361 Four Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Alabaster Frog with Medicine Bundle 3” with turquoise inlay and turquoise and coral “bundle” tied with sinew. Unsigned.

2) Dolomite Horned Toad (Zuni) 2 ½” with turquoise and coral overlay. Signed D.L. 3) Ammonite Bear (Zuni) 2” with turquoise inlay. Unsigned.

4) Picasso Marble Frog (Zuni) 1 ½”. Signed F.W. $150-250 All in excellent condition.

362 Two Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Picasso Marble Ram Fetish by Colin Weeka 2 x 2 ½” x 1”” with turquoise inlay and turquoise inlay. Signed.

2) Picasso Marble Ram Fetish by Colin Weeka 2 ½” x 1” x 1” with turquoise inlay. Signed. $300-400 Both in excellent condition.

363 Five Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Marble Buffalo Fetish by A.L.(Zuni) 2” x 1” x 4” with turquoise inlay. Signed.

2) Sandstone Wolf Fetish by Bernard Laiwakete (Zuni) 2 ¼” x ½” x 2” with turquoise inlay. Signed B.L. 3) Dolomite Beaver Fetish (Zuni) 1” x ¼” x 3 ¼” with turquoise outlay & coral 7 seashell accents. Signed S.S. 4) Alabaster Eagle Fetish by Ulysses Kaskala (Zuni) 1 ½” x ¾” x 2 ¼” with turquoise inlay. Signed.

5) Dolomite Rat Fetish by Fabian Tsethlikeu (Zuni) 1 ½” long with turquoise inlay. Signed. $200-300 All in excellent condition.

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364 Eight Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Jet Corn Maiden Fetish by Amos D. Pooacha (Zuni) 3 ½” x 1” x ¾” with beautiful turquoise inlay. Signed.

2) Jet Crow Fetish by Amos D. Pooacha (Zuni) 2” x ½” x 2 ½” with turquoise inlay. Signed.

3) Jet Raven Fetish by Amos D. Pooacha (Zuni) 2” x ½” x 2” with turquoise inlay. Signed.

4) Alabaster Camel Fetish by Gilbert L. 1 ¾” x ½” x 2” with turquoise inlay. Signed.

5) Tagua Nut Vulture Fetish 1 ½” x 1” x 1 ¼” with turquoise outlay. Signed.

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6) Pipestone Frog Fetish by Amanda Siutza (Zuni) 1 ¾” long with turquoise inlay. Signed.

7)Alabaster Ram Fetish by Gilbert L. 1 ½” x ¾” x 2” with turquoise inlay. Signed.

8) Pipestone Bear Fetish(Zuni) 1 ½” long with turquoise inlay 7 turquoise “bundle”.

Unsigned. $200-300 All in excellent condition.

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365 Cochiti Storyteller Doll by Dena M. Suina 4 ½” tall polychrome pattern with 12 children, a turtle and a ladybug. Signed on bottom: Dena M. Suina, Cochiti Pueblo, NM. $600-800 Excellent condition.

366 Acoma Storyteller Doll by Peggy Garcia 6 ½” tall polychrome pattern with 9 children. Signed on bottom: Peggy Garcia, Acoma, NM. $600-800 Excellent condition.

367 Karen Noles (1947 - ) Appaloosa Heart 16” x 12” limited edition print Signed lower right, 92/650 Includes Certificate of Authenticity $150-250 Excellent condition.

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369 368 Jack Bitsuie Pottery Pieces 10” x 8” acrylic on board Signed lower right $200-300 Mat is discolored and scraped in areas.

Painting is excellent.

369 Sioux Beaded Boy’s Vest and Trousers Vest is 17 ½” long including decorative fringe.

Trousers are 21” long. Nicely beaded with trade cloth lining. Contemporary. Made by Imogene Big Medicine. $1,500-2,500 Minor bead loss in one area on trousers.

Otherwise excellent condition.

370 Northern Cheyenne Beaded Tab Bag 33” overall including 11” of fringe. Tabs are 8” long and beautifully beaded. Contemporary.

Made by Sylvia Spotted Wolf. $1,500-2,500 Excellent condition.

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Accented with fringe along bottom. Contemporary. Made by Sylvia Spotted Wolf. $2,500-3,500 Hide is soft and supple. Some blue beaded areas show discoloration or staining.

372 Karen Noles (1947 - ) Little Butterfly 16” x 14” limited edition print. Signed lower right, 66/650 Includes Certificate of Authenticity $150-250 Excellent condition.

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373 Two Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Serpentine Fish Fetish 3 ½” long. Signed.

2) Ricolite Bear by Karen Zunie (Zuni) 1 ¾” long with turquoise accents. Signed K. Zunie. $400-600 Each in excellent condition.

374 Five Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Marble Ram by Gilbert L. 2” long with turquoise accents. Signed GL, ‘05.

2) Dancing Pig Deer Antler Fetish 1” long with turquoise accents. Unsigned.

3) Turquoise Corn Maiden Fetish 1 ¼” long. Signed.

4) Marble Frog by Jeff Eriaclio 1 ¼” long with turquoise accents. Signed.

5) Alabaster Jackalope 1” long with turquoise accents. Unsigned. $200-300 Each in excellent condition.

375 Five Zuni Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Dolomite Bear Fetish by Priscilla Lasiloo 2” long with turquoise & coral accents.

Unsigned.

2) Banded Onyx Fish Fetish 3 ½” long with turquoise accents. Signed J.B. 3) Dolomite Alligator Fetish 4 ¼” long. Signed.

4) Jasper Frog by Fabian Tsethlikai 3” long with turquoise accents. Signed.

5) Mother of Pearl Squirrel Fetish by Danette Laafe 3” long with turquoise accents. Signed. $200-300 Each in excellent condition.

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376 Ten Zuni Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Serpentine Turtle Fetish by Travis P. 2 ½” long with turquoise & coral accents.

Signed.

2) Black Onyx Frog Fetish by Adrian Cuchini 2” long with turquoise and etched accents.

Signed.

3) Deer Antler Parrot Fetish by Maxx L. 2 ¼” long. Signed.

4) Deer Antler Cockatiel Fetish 2 ¾” long with turquoise accents. Signed.

5) Natural Dolomite Pig Fetish by Stanton Hannaweke 1 ¾” long with turquoise accents. Unsigned.

6) Dolomite Pig Fetish by Stanton Hannaweke 1 ½” long with turquoise accents. Unsigned.

7) Natural Dolomite Pig Fetish by Stanton Hannaweke 1” long with turquoise accents.

8) Dolomite Pig Fetish by Stanton Hannaweke 1 ¼” long. Unsigned.

9) Turquoise Bear by Fritz Kiyite 1 ½” long. Unsigned.

10) Mother of Pearl Frog Fetish by Danette Zant 1” long with turquoise accents. Signed. $200-300 Each in excellent condition.

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2) Marble Lizard Fetish by Bernie Lasalutie 1 ½” long with turquoise accents. Signed.

3) Picasso Marble Quail Fetish 1 ½” long with turquoise accents. Unsigned. $500-600 Each in excellent condition.

378 Five Hand-Carved Fetishes 1) Natural Stone Badger Fetish by David Chavez, Jr. (Zuni) 3” long with turquoise. Signed.

2) Natural Onyx Coyote Fetish by Bernard L. (Zuni) 2” long with turquoise accents. Signed.

3) Jasper Beaver Fetish by Cheryl Beyuka (Zuni) 2 ½” long. Signed.

4) Pipestone Horned Toad by Marlo Booqua (Zuni) 2” long with turquoise accents. Signed Zuni.

5) Pipestone Bird 1 ½” long. Unsigned. $200-300 Each in excellent condition.

379 Two Hand-Carved Fetishes 1)Marble Hen (Zuni) 1 ½ x 3” with turquoise accents. Signed Zuni.

2) Picasso Marble Bison 2” x 1 ½” long with turquoise accents. Signed. $500-600 Each in excellent condition.

380 Porcelain Doll 24” doll called “Winter Dreamer” from the Native American Collection from Charades Fine Porcelain Dolls. Doll is dressed in a velvet shirt & moccasins and adorned with colored feathers and a beaded necklace. Signed & numbered: 2004B-561. $150-250 Clothes and body are excellent, there are two marks on dolls left cheek.

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381 Four Pair of Miniature Moccasins Largest is 4 ½” long. All are leather/suede, one is beaded in pink and purple beads, other three are solid leather or suede decorated along cuffs with small tacks. $10-20 All in excellent condition.

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382 Cheyenne Beaded Knife Sheath 13” overall including beaded drop. Contemporary. Made by Kim Spotted Wolf $250-350 Excellent condition.

383 Ojibwa Beaded Bandolier Bag 48” long overall x 13” wide.

Beaded floral designs on trade cloth and velvet. Contemporary.

Made by Sylvia Spotted Wolf (Cheyenne). Replica of ChandlerPohrt Bandolier bag in the Detroit History Museum. $900-1,200 Excellent condition.

384 Two Marvin Toddy Drawings: 1) Mother & Child 9” x 7 ½”. Signed lower right.

2)Navajo Children Two 7” x 5”drawings framed together. One signed lower left, the other signed lower right. $300-400 Each in excellent condition.

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385 Karen Noles (1947 - ) War & Peace 18” x 18” limited edition print Original signature lower left, 89/250 Includes Certificate of Authenticity. $300-400 Excellent condition.

386 Karen Noles (1947 - ) Ancient Heritage 20” x 16” limited edition print Original signature lower right, 26/250 $300-400 Excellent condition.

387 Sandy Ingersoll (1908-1989) Gathering Bark 36 x 48 oil on canvas Signed and dated ‘65 lower left $2,500-3,500 Excellent condition.

388 Ron Rencher (1952 - ) The Yellow Door 12” x 16” oil on canvas Signed lower left $800-1,000

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389 Juan Mirabal (1903-1970) Line of Dancers 6 ¼” x 7 ¼” watercolor Signed lower right $600-800

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391 390 Odon Hullenkremer (1888-1978) Sketch with Two Figures 7 ½” x 7 ½” pastel Signed and dated ‘65 lower left Together with: Hillary Sheeter Old Hand Pump 4 ½” x 3 ½” watercolor Signed lower left, INPA $400-600 391 Olive Vandruff (1908-2003) Ducks Over Marsh 26” x 28” oil on canvas Signed lower left $600-800

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392 Randy Lee White (1951 - ) Three Hands 29 ½” x 39 ½” mixed media on board Signed and dated ‘83 upper right $2,000-2,500 393 E.E. Glass (1916-1987) Grizzly 10” x 14” oil on board Signed lower right $400-500 Excellent condition.

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395 394 James H. Killen (1934 - ) That’s My Dog 18” x 14” print Signed lower left $80-100 Excellent condition.

395 Martin Grelle (1954 - )(CA) Going to Trade 14” x 14” giclee, #50/65 Signed lower left $500-700 Excellent condition, beautifully framed, but no Certificate of Authenticity.

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396 Robert F. Morgan (1929-2015) Capitol at Night 16 ½” x 23 ¾” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, #36/500 $50-100 Excellent condition.

397 Clyde Forsythe (1885-1962) Gunfight at OK Corral 22 ½” x 32 ½” print Signed and dated 1952 lower left $75-100 Excellent condition.

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398 Nick Eggenhofer (1897-1985) Desert Town 16” x 25” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, #103/750 $200-250 Excellent condition.

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399 Lee Cable (1943 - ) Sacred Soul 16 ½” x 27” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower left, #75/250, hoof print lower left margin $75-100 Excellent condition.

400 Danny Day Wyatt Earp & Doc Holiday 23” x 30 ½” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, #145/1000 $50-75 Crease on lower left corner.

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402 401 Vivi K. Crandall (1946-2000) Running on Empty 22” x 30” limited edition print Original signature lower right, #582/1835 $150-200 Excellent condition.

402 Lee Stroncek (1952 - ) The Silver Path- Common Loons 17 ½” x 23” limited edition print Original pencil signature lower right, #126/950 $75-100 Excellent condition.

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403 Two Bruce Miller (1952 - ) Prints: 1) Roughwater Loon I 18” x 24” Original pencil signature lower right, #680/750 2) Roughwater Loon II 18” x 24” Original pencil signature lower right, #42/750 $100-200 Both in excellent condition.

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404 Frederic Remington (1861-1909) Old Time Northern Plains Indian 19 ½” x 15 ½” print Signed and dated 1890 lower right From the Collection of the Bradford Brinton Memorial, Big Horn, WY. $50-75 Glass needs cleaned inside. Image is excellent.

405 Joe De Yong (1894-1975) Another Day on the Ranch 19” x 14 ½” print Signed lower right From the Collection of the Bradford Brinton Memorial, Big Horn, WY. $50-75 Excellent condition.

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406 Edward Borein (1872-1945) Bronc Rider 12 ½” x 11 ½” print Signed lower left $30-40 Excellent condition.

407 Edward Borein (1872-1945) Bronc Rider 12 ½” x 11 ½” print Signed lower left $30-40 Excellent condition.

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408 Edward Borein (1872-1945) Wild Horses 11 ½” x 12” print Signed lower left $30-40 Excellent condition.

409 Edward Borein (1872-1945) The Journey Home 15” x 20” print Signed and dated 1927 lower right $60-80 Excellent condition.

410 Edward Borein (1872-1945) Round Up 13” x 19” print Signed lower right $50-60 Excellent condition.

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411 Field Guide to Geology by David Lambert & The Diagram Group New edition, © 2007. $10-20 As new.

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412 Don’t Forget to Water the Horses! by Ron Roberson “The true story of a boy who became a cowboy, a policeman, and finally a 20th century range detective. An autobiography.”

Illustrations by Gobi Roberson & Ron Roberson. $10-20 As new.

413 How to Find Gold

by James Klein & Jerry Keene Published by Keene Engineering Co. © 1996. $5-15 As new.

414 Dryhead Agate

by John T. Hurst An inside look at the history, mining, and natural beauty of agates from Montana’s Dryhead region. First edition. $20-40 As new.

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416 415 Field Guide to the Seminoe Mountains by D.L. Blackstone and W. Dan Hausel The Geological Survey of Wyoming. Gary B. Glass, State Geologist. Reprint No. 48-1992. Laramie, WY. Together with: Diamonds and Mantle Source Rocks in the Wyoming Craton with a Discussion of other U.S. Occurrences

by W. Dan Hausel Report of Investigations No. 53, Laramie, WY. $10-20 As new.

416 Earthquakes and Related Geologic Hazards in Wyoming by James C. Case Public Information Circular No. 26-1986, Laramie, WY. $10-20 As new.

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417 Halfbreed: A Remarkable True Story of George Bent

by David Fridtjof Halass & Andrew E. Masich “Caught between the worlds of the Indian and the white man.� $15-25 Very fine.

418 The Native Americans: An Illustrated History Introduction by Alvin M. Josephy, Jr. $15-25 Very fine.

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420 1873 Shield Nickel VG8. (Cleaned). $15-25 421 1820 Capped Bust Half Dollar 20/19 Square base 2. G4. $80-120

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1865 2 Cent Very good.

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1859 Indian Head Cent Good4.

1859 Indian Head Cent Fine12. (Porous). $40-60 425 1869 Indian Head Cent G4. $60-80

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428 1854 Seated Liberty Quarter VG10. $15-25 429 Whitman Blue Book Indian Head Cents. Collection includes Flying Eagle Cent & copper-nickel cents. Many worn and cleaned. $75-100

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431 430 Sheila Rieman (1958-2011) Making Adjustments 22” x 30” pastel Signed lower left Verso: Titled and numbered #2. $1,500-2,500 Excellent condition.

431 Attributed to Henry Farny Fort Sill 7” x 5 ¼” pen and ink Signed lower right, titled and dated Oct. 16 ‘94 center right $800-1,000 Excellent condition.

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432 Two Mexican Runners Each 3’6” x 1’8”. Red, black, white and grey on a bright blue field. Tag reads: Ortega Weaving Shop, Chimayo, Mexico. 100% wool, handwoven. $40-60 Each in excellent condition.

433 Navajo Weaving 1’3 ½” x 1’9 ¼” with six Yei figures. Original tag attached: Cameron Trading Post, Cameron, AZ. Rug # N92-255. Woven by Annie Charley.

Price: $200. $25-50 Excellent condition.

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434 Navajo Weaving 2’1” x 2’6 ¾” Klagetoh weaving. Original tag attached: Cameron Trading Post, Cameron, AZ. Klagetoh woven by Nancy Beyale. Price: $360. $100-150 Excellent condition.

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435 Mexican Weaving 6’1” x 4’ with 5” of fringe on each end.

Large eyedazzler center medallion. $300-400 2-3 areas of staining in white field, mostly isolated to one side.

436 Navajo Weaving 3’ x 1’7 ½” Gallup throw with concentric diamond designs. Fringe on one end is a continuation of the warp, which has been tied and cut off. $25-50 Excellent condition.

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Artist Index Anfrie, Charles ...................... 195 Audubon, John ..................... 148 Auerbach-Levy, William ..... 201 Autio, Rudy ............................. 30 Ballin, Hugo .......................... 138 Bama, James .......................... 295 Barber, Erik ........................... 162 Bateman, Terry ..................... 143 Begay, Alex ........................... 328 Begay, Lorraine .................... 107 Beyuka, Cheryl...................... 378 Bitsuie, Jack ........................... 368 Bolen, Mari ................................ 7 Booqua, Marlo....................... 378 Borein, Edward ........................... ..................... 406,407,408,409,410 Boyer, Ralph .......................... 204 Brown, Harley ........................ 98 Burdick, Scott ........................ 265 Cable, Lee .............................. 399 Cambridge, J.M. ................... 110 Carlson, Ken .......................... 130 Chamberlain, Samuel .......... 211 Chapman, Bill ........................... 5 Chavez Jr., David.................. 377 Cheama, Fabian .................... 348 Cheama, Wilfred .... 344,345,346 Chi, Chen ............................... 163 Clair, Donna .......................... 270 Clendennen, Sandra ............. 284 Cleveland, Fred .................... 350 Coble, Michael....................... 358 Colvert, Marilyn ..................... 31 Coyle, J.E. ................................ 13 Crandall, Jerry ........................ 83 Crandall, Vivi ........................ 401 Crowley, Don ........................ 283 Cuchini, Adrian..................... 376 Curtis, Edward............................ ............. 298,299,300,301,302,303 Dabich, George ....................... 69 Daley, Robert ........................ 192 Davis, Herndon .................... 159 Day, Danny ........................... 400 Day, Stephen .................. 292,294 DeGrazia, Ted ................ 188,189 Deist, Harold .................. 128,129 Devon ....................................... 47 126

Dillon, Jann ........................... 355 E.D.W. .................................... 328 Eby, Kerr ................................ 208 Eggenhofer, Nick .................. 398 Eriaclio, Jeff............................ 374 Farnsworth, Bill ...................... 88 Farny, Henry ......................... 431 Forbis, Steve .......................... 282 Forsythe, Clyde .................... 397 Fortier ..................................... 109 Fraughton, Edward ................ 46 Gachupin, C.F. ...................... 353 Gallagher, Sears .................... 199 Garcia, Peggy ........................ 366 Glass, E.E. .............................. 393 Goldrick, Claire ...................... 97 Good, J. Willis ....................... 118 Goodman, Till .. 151,152,153,154 Grelle, Martin ........................ 395 Haines, Tais ........................... 271 Hansen, Ken ............. 18,23,24,27 Hannaweke, Stanton............. 376 Harrington, Sherry ........ 281,287 Hassam, Childe .................... 216 Hayden, Larry ...................... 132 Heintzelman, William ......... 197 Hester, Jay ............................... 84 Higgins, Eugene ................... 203 Hilker, Rich ............. 289,290,291 Hill, Tom ................................ 280 Hodges, Anette ..................... 266 Hodges, Dave ......................... 36 Holmes, Alana ...................... 164 Homer, Chauncy .................... 91 Hornbuckle, Marianne ........ 165 Horter, Earl ........................... 200 Houston, Cody ....................... 93 Hughes, Stanley .................... 140 Hullenkremer, Odon ........... 390 Ingersoll, Sandy ............... 33,387 Jackson, William ......................... .304,305,306,307,308,309,310,311, 312,313,314,315,316,317,318,319, 320,321,322,323,324,325,326,327 Jacob, Ned ............................. 172 Jasper, William ........ 14,21,22,28 Jenkins, Ron .............. 3,6,9,10,12 Johnson, Harvey ..................... 86

Jones, John ................................. 4 Judy, Herbert ........................ 123 Kalwick, William .................. 267 Kaquoptewa, K. .................... 107 Kaskala, Ulysses.................... 363 Kaye, Rose Tewaguma ........ 103 Kelley, Ramon ...................... 142 Kerswill, Roy ........................ 147 Killen, James ......................... 394 Kiyite, Fritz............................. 376 L., Gilbert................................ 374 Laafe, Danette........................ 375 Laiwakete, Bernard............... 363 Lambson, Hayden .................. 32 LaRose .................................... 288 Larsen, Vic ............................. 279 Lasalutie, Bernie.................... 377 Lasiloo, Priscilla..................... 375 Lasiloo, Travis ....................... 343 Latham, Edward ......................... ............................ 167,168,169,170 Lawson, Otto ............................... .............. 259,260,261,262,263,264 Lawson, Robert ..................... 214 Leigh, Howard ...................... 160 Levine, Georgana ................. 293 Lewis, Allen .......................... 205 Lorruso, Joseph ..................... 277 Lucas, Steve ........................... 354 Lyon, D. ................................... 96 Lyon, Susan ........................... 286 Maija ....................................... 113 Marion, John ........................... 17 Martinez, Vickie ................... 334 Mascione, Tom ..................... 137 McAfee, Ila .............................. 49 McKenna, Kenny .................. 112 McKenzie, Janet .................... 157 Medina, Elizabeth ................ 105 Metz, Gerry ........................... 100 Michael, Gary ........................ 161 Miller, Bruce .......................... 403 Miller, Stan ............................ 269 Milligan, L.B. ......................... 175 Mirabal, Juan ......................... 389 Mora, Luis ............................. 209 Morgan, Robert .............. 139,396 Muller, Dan ........................... 278

Namingha, Dan .................... 127 Nancy Bayale ........................ 434 Nisbet, Robert ....................... 198 Noles, Karen ............................... ....... 335,340,351,367,372,385,386 Nuttall, Charles .................... 135 Oliver, Douglas .................... 272 Panana, R. .............................. 106 Peterson, Craig ....................... 34 Peterson, John ......................... 85 Phelps, Rusty ..................... 54,57 Phillips, Gordon ................... 166 Pino, Kathy ............................ 104 Pogzeba, Wolfgang ................ 55 Poleahca, Nichlaus ............... 350 Ponter, Jim ............................... 94 Pooacha, Amos...................... 364 Porter, R.D. ............................ 158 Post, Howard ... 114,115,116,117 Procter, Burt .......................... 171 Prod, Austin .............................. 8 Quam, Dan ..................... 341,342 Reese, William............................. ...... 146,217,218,219,220,221,222 Remington, Frederic ............ 404 Rencher, Ron ......................... 388 Rieman, Sheila ...................... 430 Roberts, Jim ............................. 41 Roe, Harold ............................... 1 Rosenberg, Louis .................. 212 Rosse, Franz ............................ 53 Roth, Ernest ........................... 202 Russell, C.M. ......................... 149 Ruthven, John ........................... 2 Salazar, J. ............................... 184 Sandoval, Ed ........................... 38 Sandzen, Birger ...................... 40 Sandzen, Margaret ................. 58 Santee, Ross ........................... 144 Saubert, Tom .................. 269,273 Saweka, Mike ........................ 328 Scholer, Phil .......................... 131 Schreiber, George ................... 95 Scriver, Bob ........................ 45,56 Seegmiller, Dan .................... 276 Sheeter, Hillary ..................... 390 Shelton, A.J. ........................... 136 Sherwood, Jo .................. 268,285 Simplicio, Noreen ................. 102

Siutza, Amanda..................... 364 Sobol ......................................... 39 Sterner, Albert ...................... 210 Stewart, Ron ............................ 99 Stone, David ............................ 87 Stonington, Nancy...................... .................... 15,16,19,20,25,26,29 Stroncek, Lee ......................... 402 Suina, Dena ........................... 365 Tayson, Lyle .......................... 155 Terry, Rick ............................... 92 Thayer, Karen ....................... 156 Thompson, John ................... 141 Thurman, Terry ............. 296,297 Tittle, Walter ......................... 215 Toddy, Marvin ...................... 384 Tomlinson, Joe ...................... 120 Tsethlikai, Fabian........... 363,375 Tsosie, Eddie ......................... 350 Unknown Artist ......... 82,90,183 Valdez .................................... 111 Vandruff, Olive ..................... 391 Vincent, William ................... 119 Wallace, Allison..................... 357 Washington, Burl ................. 150 Weaver, Ken ............................ 11 Weeka, Colin................... 362,377 West, Levon .......................... 206 White, Randy ................. 134,392 Winkler, John ........................ 213 Wood Collage ......................... 35 Wright, George ..................... 207 Yazzie, Billie............................. 61 Yong, Joe De .......................... 405 Zaboly, Gary ........................... 89 Zant, Danette......................... 376 Zunie, Karen.......................... 373

Collectibles Index Antique Pullee .......................193 Autographed photo .......145,196 Awl Case ..................................50 Bandolier Bag .........................383 Bar Trays ...................................70 Basket ..........................42,108,121 Belt .............................................52 Blanket ....................................126

Books.............................................. .124,223,224,225,226,227,228,229, .230,231,232,255,256,257,258,411, ........412,413,414,415,416,417,418 Breastplate ..............................187 Buck Knife .......................253,254 Chaps ......................................174 Civil War Kepi .......................194 Civil War Photographs .........191 Coin bag ..................................101 Coins.............................................. .233,234,235,236,237,238,239,240, .241,242,243,244,245,246,247,248, .249,250,251,252,419,420,421,422, ........423,424,425,426,427,428,429 Dinosaur artifacts ..................186 Dolls....................................44,380 Fetishes.......................................... ................328,329,330,33,332,341, 342,343,344,345,346,347,348,357, 358,359,360,361,362,363,364,373,. ...............374,375,376,377,378,379 Jewelry .................................65,71 Kachina Doll .............66,67,68,76 Knife Sheath .............352,356,382 Moccasins ........................333,381 Mound Builders Banner Stone Gorget .....................................185 Necklace .................................101 Painted Robe ..........................125 Peyote Rattle .................. 176,177 Pipe Bag ..................................339 Pipe Tomahawk .......................48 Poster .................................64,122 Pottery .....................43,51,76,102, .......103,104,105,106,184,334,353, ....................................354,365,366 Saddle ................................59,173 Sculpture ................................178 Stationary cards ..............336,337 Tab Bag ...................................370 Teacups & Saucers ...72,73,74,75 Vest & Trousers .....................369 Vest ............................338,349,371 Weaving ........................................ ......37,60,61,62,63,77,78,79,80,81, .......133,179,180,181,182,190,274, ......................275,432,433,435,436 Wood Collage...........................35 127

Elizabeth “Baby Doe” Tabor (1854-1935) Having lead a rather scandalous lifestyle, “Baby Doe” Tabor, born Elizabeth McCourt, gained much attention throughout her life. Born to a Catholic immigrant family in Oshkosh, WI, she grew up in a middle-class family as the fourth of eleven (or possibly fourteen) children.

Called “Lizzie” in her childhood, she was often excused from daily chores in order to preserve her natural beauty, which her mother assured her was of great worth. Her father had different ideas, though, putting her to work at the family owned clothing store. It didn’t last long, as the McCourt family businesses, including the clothing store and a theater, were destroyed by raging fires in both 1874 and 1875.

After losing their livelihood and home, the McCourt’s struggled to support their brood on a minuscule salary.

With a drive to be famous and determination to live lavishly, Baby Doe consistently pushed the boundaries set for a woman in the 1800s. In 1876, she entered and won a figure skating contest, which was unheard of for a woman. Inviting quite a few looks from the townspeople with a revealing costume that promiscuously showed glimpses of her legs; she, too, caught the attention of Harvey Doe, whom she married in 1877.

Shortly after marrying, Baby Doe and Harvey relocated to Central City, Colorado, where Harvey’s father entrusted his son to look after his mining investments. When Baby Doe saw her husband’s lack of leadership and ability in the gold-mining business, she readily jumped in to help, with the idea that they would strike big. Dressing in miner’s clothes and working in the mine with the men raised eyebrows in the community, and many believe this is the time period that she gained her nickname, “Baby Doe-the miner’s sweetheart.”

After three years in Colorado, Harvey fell into debt and drinking and their marriage quickly deteriorated. A few years after divorcing Harvey, she met Horace Tabor, a married, wealthy silver magnate in the town of Leadville, CO. He owned Matchless mine in Leadville and, it, along with several real estate ventures, made him his fortune. The two quickly fell in love and their adulterated story became well known and frowned upon.

After a long battle of wills, Tabor’s first wife, Augusta, agreed to a divorce after winning an adultery lawsuit against him, winning much of their mutual real estate and mine stocks.

Despite his tarnished reputation, in 1883 Horace Tabor was appointed to senate and only months later, he and Baby Doe married in a lavish ceremony. Donning a $7,000 satin dress and a $90,000 necklace, the event was one to be remembered. On the guest list were President Chester A. Arthur and several other dignitaries. It’s reported that many invitations were declined and the Priest who performed the ceremony refused to sign the marriage license after learning that each the bride and groom had previously divorced.

After their ceremony, the couple moved to Denver, CO and although their whirlwind romance was sanctioned or even ignored by some, their story created a scandal almost unheard of for the time. It was a such a story that prevented the two from being accepted by the “polite” society of Denver, and for as long as she was in the spotlight, Baby Doe was snubbed by socialites. Although she was never truly accepted by the social elite, she still played the part, donating to several charities and involving herself in the Colorado suffragette movement.

In 1884 Baby Doe gave birth to their first daughter. She was christened in a $15,000 outfit and doted on by her stay-at-home mom. In 1889 their second daughter was born, whom Baby Doe “defiantly nursed…as she rode through the streets of Denver in one of her carriages.”

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Only a short time later, after the Sherman Silver Purchase Act of 1890, Horace Tabor’s investments began to fall and the family was forced to sell off the last of the real estate he had acquired over the years. In 1893 silver prices plummeted and the Tabors lost their fortune. Although she had spent the last several years pampering herself and her children, Baby Doe once again stepped up to help her husband and took control of his business ventures while he was away with other responsibilities. She sold her jewelry to make money and kept spirits high when they hit rock bottom. Despite their efforts, Horace was forced to take a job working in the mines, and the family moved into a boarding house where they endured great poverty until 1898 when political friends arranged for Horace to work as postmaster of Denver. They were able to move into the Windsor Hotel and lived a moderate lifestyle on an annual salary of $3,700.

Fifteen months after his appointment as postmaster, Horace Tabor’s health deteriorated and he passed away around age 70. As a woman still in her mid-forties, Baby Doe decided to return to Leadville, perhaps to rehabilitate and get the Matchless mine back up and running. Documentation is spotty during this time period, and it’s unknown who actually owned the mine. Her efforts were unsuccessful and she took on menial jobs to earn money. Baby Doe and her two daughters reluctantly settled into a cabin on the site of the Matchless mine; a structure that had been “a former tool shed…and was inadequate for Colorado winters”. As the years went on and her daughters grew older, her first born moved away to be with her grandparents in Wisconsin and her youngest began drinking and finding herself as an attractive young woman. Shortly after her oldest moved away, Baby Doe sent her youngest to Denver, where she hoped a new environment would improve her behavior.

Baby Doe was left alone for the remaining 35 years of her life. Refusing charity, she would wrap her legs in burlap sacks in the winter months to keep warm, and she lived on stale bread and suet. She turned to religion and incessant writing in her later years and soon became thought of as a “madwoman” among townspeople.

It’s said that she dressed in a mixture of men’s and women’s clothing, mining boots, and protected the mining land with a shotgun.

In 1935 after a severe snowstorm, neighbors found Baby Doe dead in her cabin, “frozen to the floor”. Friends she had known in her previous life in Denver still cared for Baby Doe and had her body sent by train to Denver where she was given a proper service and then buried next to her husband in Wheat Ridge, CO. Her legacy is still remembered today, whether as an admirable rebel, or a home-wrecker, her story is one that will continue to be told.

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