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Made by the renowned contemporary saddle maker in 1995 for a 25th anniversary present, this unique and exquisite pair of matching floral carved saddle

Made by the renowned contemporary saddle maker in 1995 for a 25th anniversary present, this unique and exquisite pair of matching floral carved saddle

Ornate, decorative & very impressive sterling silver and gold full parade ensemble with matching Bridle and Martingale. The two-tone brown elegant flo

Fully floral carved & sterling mounted with heavy engraved, round & domed conchos and silver spots. Finely engraved full cantle, gullet, and swell cap

Hang in There Cowboy 18” including base Bronze 27/100, 1982

Tail Stander 20” including base Bronze 33/150, 1981

Range Mother 3” Bronze 112/250, 1975

Chimayo weaving, leather, studs, and native fir make this a classic Molesworth burl chair. Leather side panels. Slight sun fading but overall fine con

Lot of 2 fine western burl items. Floor lamp 5’ tall with later silhouette wildlife shade. Petite side table, 22” tall with 13” diameter round top,

Fine original burl chair with polychrome routed panels. Decorated with a Native American archer on each side panel, most likely the work of Russell Bl

The mate to the previous lot with routed Indian Lodges on each panel. Slightly different textile patterns and leather reinforced back cushion. The lea

Routed mule deer on chair back. Off white leather seat.

Classic California saddle with 21" tapederos. Deep flower tooled in the Northern California style and decorated with sterling shield corners wi...

Champion coin operated kiddie ride (circa 1975) Refurbished with a high quality saddle. A true classic. Excellent condition. A few transportation

Serial #95819 is a 12 gauge DH hammerless, shipped directly to Annie Oakley’s husband Frank Butler c/o Buffalo Bill’s Wild West, Troy NY, May 26, 1900

a) Found in Annie’s traveling trunk along with 6 other target balls. The trunk and 4 other matching balls are now on display in the Buffalo Bill Histo

2 rare pieces of Annie Oakley memorabilia: a) An original signature of Annie’s on a calling card of Alice M. Clement. 2” x 3 3/8” excellent condition

Very nice note on an ’08 postcard to the famous Lulu Parr on the S.S. Merion, from Annie, handwritten in ink.

Beautiful image of Annie with shooting medal and her classic hat, by Baker’s Art Gallery, Columbus, Ohio. Lithographed signature on front under the ph

Stacy card of Annie with her shooting medals. Faded signature below image Sharp clear image, overall fine.

Brisbois card of Annie with shotgun. Crossed pistols on floor beside the standing sharpshooter. Image is stained and dirty and mount is chipped at bot

Card by Richard Fox, Publisher of the Police Gazette, New York, showing Annie in fancy dress with her shooting table cover draped behind her. On rever

Two framed letters for W.F. Cody: a) A.L.S. From Harrisburg, PA., May 18 (1910 penciled in) on Buffalo Bill’s / Pawnee Bill’s stationery. Signed “Hon

a) 7 1/2” x 9 1/2” image on 10” x 12” photo card. Cowboy performers on horseback. Very clean but washed-out image; b) 7 1/4” x 9 1/4” on 10” x 12” mo

Mammoth image on card by Grabill, Deadwood, S.D. of William F. Cody and entourage. Seen just after page 406 of “The Lives and Legends of Buffalo Bill,

Pair of letters relating to the Wild West: a) Early letter on scarce Buffalo Bill Wild West Co. letterhead, London, July 21st 1887. Cody writes attor

a) Stage image of a young Cody as he dressed as the guide for the famous hunt with the Grand Duke Alexis. Image is on card by Warrens of Boston. Origi

5” x 7” on fancy white mount. These types of images were specially made for Cody to give to people he considered more important than the general publi

Lot of 3 Cabinet Card images by the Brooklyn, New York photographer. His trademark “Wild West” cards with Cody in full performance dress. All standard

Great early image of Cody. The much sought after “Woodburytype” cabinet card. Regal pose of Buffalo Bill with his Winchester ’73.

Signed letter to Irving R. Beacon dated March 27th, 1901 regarding the particulars that earned Cody the Medal of Honor. Typed letter is from Cody’s se

A very unusual configuration of the Cody pistol bit by North & Judd. Cast iron with engraved solid nickel mountings. Iron shows heavy rust on outer ed

Handwritten letter in ink to Architect Mrs. A. W. Wood, dated July 7th, 1912, on gold embossed letterhead with original envelope. Signed, “Yours Truly

Letter regarding the display of a Buffalo Bill’s Wild West parade flag to be carried by the infantry in an upcoming parade. Dated May 26th, 1916. Bold

“In the Days of Buffalo Bill / Vasterns Hjalte” art by Rohman Universal 1922, Swedish 35” x 24” Provenance: Christies, London 2005 Private Collecti

2 Colorful Lithographs circa 1910 of Buffalo Bill Cody’s foray into the world of movie making with the Buffalo Bill – Pawnee Bill Film Co. There were

Painted buffalo on cloth, stitched in center of blue flag. This parade flag was used in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West performances. Only two are known to s

Serial #79985, R. S. Lawrence Pat – April 12th 1859, C. Sharps Pat – Oct. 5th 1852, barrel marking, New Model 1863, 22” standard barrel. Heavy use, de

Model 1888 .45-70 circa 1863-1888. Rifle with ramrod and bayonet combo approved by Teddy Roosevelt while he was Secretary of the Navy. All original an

Model 1884 with original socket bayonet and leather sling. Block marked 1884, serial #471272. Leather frog with brass US in place on bayonet. 1889 ins

Model 1873 serial #41254, unaltered condition. Well-used 45-70 cal., Morning Star style symbol stamped into the stock on the left side. This trapdoor

Classic circa 1850 Dag, 11” x 2 1/4” Description from page 46 of Early Knives & Beaded Sheaths of the American Frontier, by John Baldwin, as follows:

Serial #4549, in the correct range for Custer battlefield relic revolver. U.S. martially marked, Ainsworth inspected. John A. Kopec letter of authenti

Ledger paper, ink and pencil. Important drawing by the man many believed killed George Custer. The earliest known drawing (most likely executed right

Little Bighorn – June 25th, 1876 30” x 50” Oil on board Signed lower left Eric Michaels

Reluctant Retreat 18” x 24” Framed to 27” x 33” Oil on board Signed lower left Eric Michaels

Iron Shirt 28” t x 12” w x 11” d Bronze Signed in Bronze F. White 7/24

Pawnee 20” t x 11” w x 8” d including pedestal Bronze Signed in bronze F. White CA 18/24

Blue Coats Hat 14” x 18” Framed to 21” x 25” Oil on board Signed lower left Robert A Winter

18” x 15” with beaded tabs, floral and geometric designs in red, blue, green, pink and butterscotch. Yarn tassels have glass tubular beads and there i