Annual Cowboys, Indian & Antique Auction

#334365 mfg 1916; modern gun so must be shipped to a FFL or Curios & Relics licensee

marked Cherokee Kid, Will Rogers was known as the Cherokee Kid when he worked with the 101 Ranch, gun also has a 101 mark, with a picture of Will Roge

shows a little wear from age

Civil War era black powder pistol, very few of these were made

with Reinhard push dagger, & ammo can, gun has gutta-purcha grips

pearl grips and early holster

grips are not quite a pair, with nice early holster

unfired in the original box, Frontier Scout model, #2470LM, modern gun so must ship to a FFL or Curios & Relics license

1906 nickel plated; modern gun so must be shipped to a FFL or Curios & Relics licensee

engraved pistol

with nice silver inlaid & brass mounted

.32RF with pearl grips

tight action with silver and engraving

marked S.N. & W.T.C. for Massachusetts

Civil War era

S/S dated 1872

1800s Moore & Co, long barrel muzzle loader

S/S 12ga

fits a Colt Army pistol

with knife & sheath, nice piece

Sheridan style carving, with 100th anniversary Pony Express image

26” x18”

from the 2000 Ellis Prop House auction, gun was used in movies & tv for about 50 years, vulcanized rubber, with tooled holster with silver buckle

with sale tag from Ellis Prop 2000 auction, vulcanized rubber, used in productions for about 50 years

with James Coburn & Kris Kristofferson dry mounted 27

14 reproductions & 4 older badges, 4 smaller novelty pins & badges, and a Colt knife

good condition with early snake cartouche

with 22 silver conchos, name is gone as belt was replaced, with inside pockets

good using condition, 14” seat

sheep skin lined in good condition

circa 1940’s

in nice condition

42” reins, new condition, very nice

47” reins, good using set

from the Henry Valdez collection

all the Wallace pieces are from a Oregon ranch family and were purchased in Redmond at the Rogers & Lynch store, been closed a long time

two 12” serving bowls & 13” serving plate

eight 7” dessert or lunch plates

Salt & Pepper & two 16” serving platters

7 coffee cups & 8 saucers

Salt & Pepper, creamer & sugar, water pitcher; pitcher and sugar bowl are damaged

22” diameter 11” deep, really nice piece but very heavy, we will not ship this item

has really interesting and educational graphics, 31” x 23”

nicely framed, 8” x 10” signed by artist

Thunder Rolling in the Mountains, by Gary Potratz signed & numbered, also framed Charlie Russell print, a battle scene

from Flagstaff, AZ pawn shop, 28” x26”

60” x 39”, in good condition

10” long with cones, brain tanned hide with a Remington knife

heart cut outs in head, has a nice brain tanned beaded drop 30” long including the fringe

circa early 1900s, from the 101 Ranch era, tells a story, young warrior in a battle over horses, he wins and on the other side he presents the capture