2013 Cowboys, Cameras & Coins

1908-This is a lot of three RPCs from the Sacramento valley and east foothills of California. The foothill establishment is Bob’s Place in El Dorado C

c1850s-This is a litho of Seal Rock and Point Lobos from Currier & Ives. The scene shows what is probably today’s Highway 1 along the Carmel, C...

c1900-1915-Lot of 10 white border RPCs and real photo postcards. They show historical places within Coloma, including the 1849 Chinese banks, old mine

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c1890-Lot of 18 handwritten receipts, invoices and occasional inventory with J.H. Martin listed as the agent. Lake Valley extends 8 miles along the up

1897-1911-Lot of 60 handwritten letters, which date from 1897 to 1911, from California/Nevada Historian Myron Angel, of San Luis Obispo, to his first

c1900-This is an interesting selection all with something in common, blasting holes in mountains. Included is an empty can that once held about a gall

1932-This is a window card for the 1932 western Law of the West, starring former matinee idol Bob Steele. The poster measures about 18”x 22” and is do

c1980-This is a fine pencil and ink lithograph depicting a scene from the 1948 Warner Bros. production of The Treasure of Sierra Madre. The scene sho

c1950-This lot is a treasure trove of memorabilia featuring “The King of the Cowboys” Roy Rogers (1911-1998). Born Leonard Slye in Cincinnati, Ohio, R