Denver Old West Auction

Lithograph poster with vibrant colors by Tooker-Moore Litho Co. NY. Titled “Last of the Plainsmen” or “The Winning of the West” 41” x 28” mounted on l

Scarce lithograph film poster copyrighted by Columbia Pictures Corp, New York, 1932. Subtitled “Duty or Friendship?” 41” x 28” and mounted on linen, s

The Sweetheart of the Rodeo and The Indians of North America by JO MORA PUBLICATIONS, MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA. Very colorful later printing on paper. Eac

a) Cubbyhole office desk with routed horsehead backsplash; b) Copper mirror, 43” square. Large wall piece of solid wood wrapped in copper and accented

3 Square “Y.R.A.” accent tables. Rawhide covered tops with studded edges, 1 1/2” thick. Styled like the tables at the Yellowstone Regional Airport in

a) A fine pair of Key Hole Chairs with “Mule Deer” routed backs, and red leather padded seats; b) Fringed arm chair and matching burl table, red leath

a) “Grandad's Chair,” overstuffed dark tipped buffed top grain leather with hand painted antimacassar; b) “Wild Pole” floor lamp with maple cutout an

Burl pedestal dining table with matching routed arm chairs, red upholstered. Cut steel and mica chandelier with cowboy ranch scenes. 25” dia., 6 3/4”

a) Pair of “Cloud” headboards in twin size. Applied pole shaped into a classic Indian cloud motif. 52” h x 32” w; b) “Great Plains” dresser, 3 drawer

Each handcrafted using natural materials, hardwood, metal and leather. Every detail is observed in his wagons. All wagons are as new condition and mea

Each handcrafted using natural materials, hardwood, metal and leather. a) Wells Fargo & Co. Overland Stage 13” l x 9 1/2” t x 7 1/2” d, with strongbo

Set of 4 Serigraphs Buffalo Medicine / Wild Horse / Plains Sentinel / Red Cloud 12” x 10” each Serigraphs on wood All PP 52/75 signed lower right, n

”A Cowboy’s Dream” 2 Elements: 26” x 32” (cowboy and sweetheart) 20” x 20” (balloon) Mixed Media Signed upper right signed, dated and titled on rever

Rabbit Brush Watercolor 16” x 11 1/2” framed to 23” x 18 1/2” Signed lower left, dated and titled on reverse 2001

Too Much Bull 9” x 12” Mixed Media on paper Signed lower left

Grouping of early gaming equipment: a) Keno Goose, Geo. Mason Co., Denver, marked slide. 24 1/2” tall, 15” diameter base. Excellent with some use mar

Three (3) complete circa 1850s gold scale sets in decorative tin cases: a) “Miners Improved Gold Scale – manufactured expressely for California”, red

Unmarked two-tone goose with finely turned uprights and finial. 23” tall overall with a stepped 15 1/2” diameter base. Nickel accents and spring relea

Book/Gun case is “Gamblers Choice or One Ace Down in the Hole” on cover; Spine has “Gamblers Choice Fast Death”. Case holds the Deringer and four .41

Constructed as a miniature S-curve roll top desk. 10” tall, 11” wide and 9” deep. Amazing attention to detail, roll the top up and expose the lift out

Well marked “Mason & Co. - Makers - 84 Dearborn Street - Chicago”. Fine condition with some storage scratches, cards are excellent with one stain on e

“The Geo. Mason Co. Makers. Denver. Colo. marked 32” double O wheel. This wheel was made for table top use and not to be inserted into a table. Nickel

.41 cal, rare “D. Moore” patent date barrel marking, 15% silver remaining on the frame. Serial #393.

Serial #s 2010 & 2341, both with 90% silver on barrels, 1st with 30% finish on frame and bobbed short hammer the other with 40% frame finish and no lo

.41 cal with 2” barrel and 90+% frame silver, touches of barrel blue. Serial #1281, rough bore.

.41 caliber, 15% gold wash on frame, 85% silver on barrel bubbling. Serial #C100. VG bore.

a) Standard, .41 cal. Serial #5899, 20% silver on frame, barrel smooth gray, strong bore; b) Short 1 1/4” barrel with what appears to be factory corre

British proofed, as most center fires were, shipped to London. Iron frame is marked correctly for the rare caliber. Smooth surfaces have turned plum,

Early style with raised area around barrel screw and tiny Colt stamping. High hammer, finely pitted bore, gray iron barrel, smooth mustard colored fra

.41 cal RF, Serial #5833, no loading notch, factory floral engraving extends to the barrel. 95% silver wash on frame and barrel, card suits engraved o

.41 caliber RF, first type, later production. High hammer, raised area around barrel screw, but large Colt barrel marking. Barrel has smooth plum colo

a) Serial #9935, transition with high hammer, finely pitted bore, mottled gray barrel, smooth mustard frame with touches of silver. Grips show wear wi

a) .41 RF, marked on frame, with “special” English rifling, 95% nickel (only missing at muzzle), excellent grips show 70% original varnish. Hammer an

Both .41 RF with rough bores, mottled gray barrels, mustard colored frames with touches of silver: a) Serial #43966, grips show “use” dings; b) Seri

All original, 6 1/2” blue, with 1 piece grips. Serial #5164. Overall smooth brown / plum with perfect patina on the brass. Marks are sharp and clear.

Second model single action in .44 Winchester. Serial #4201. Indian head motif, chiseled in high relief leaf and vine pattern. A matching fitted 7” bar

Double Deringer A.K.A. Model 95 or Over Under Deringer. Type III, Model #4. Nice rosewood grips, 70% bright blue on frame (backstrap flaked) and 80%

.44-40 caliber, barrel cut to 5 1/2”, 90% nickel finish remaining overall. 44 stamp on left side of trigger guard, very good walnut grips. Folded and

.31 cal, serial #133614 with 4” barrel. Mottled silver/gray, 30% cylinder scene, traces of silver/casecolor on frame, 1 piece walnut grips have a coat

The “Yellow Boy” in the musket configuration. Serial #94447 F S, standard 27” barrel. Some color remains but late cleaning has taken most of the patin

A collection of 9 Antique Canes: a) Eagle head, cat’s-eye yellow eyes, detailed feathers, marked 925; b) Presentation dog’s head, engraved “W. H. Rhod

Wells Fargo & Co. marked revolver in .44 Colt. Factory letter, shipped to Colt’s Patent Fire-Arms Mfg. Company, London Agency, October 10, 1895, seria

Pocket Army, 3rd Model, single action 44-40 revolver with contemporary engraving. Highly decorated with scroll leaf design. Heavily polished with only

Dug up 7 1/2” revolver, a total relic, no grips and locked cylinder. Most likely an early Mexican find.

J.D. O’Brien’s Deputy Sheriff Teller Co. Colo. badge. 1 3/4” coin silver circular badge with central cut-out 5 point star. Handmade with enameled lett

Early 6-point star with ball ends. Scarce silver plated copper with classic lettering. Replaced safety pin back. ”Hall” scratched in reverse. 2 1/2” a

Solid gold, engraved and enameled 5-point star. Finely scrolled front with “R.M. Calahan – 1898” inscribed on reverse. T pin back, 2 1/8” across.

Fancy custom suspension badge with high relief eagle and open circle hanging from name bar. Hand engraved, T bar pin on reverse. Shultz was listed as

Chief of Police, Cheyenne, Wyoming personalized gold eagle topped badge belonging to the legendary lawman T. Joe Cahill. 1 3/8” tall, central star, te

14K rose gold badge, circa 1882, belonging to City Marshal John “Jack” Gillan. This badge was presented to Gillan by six officers, F. Howard, John Hil