Annual Military Gun & Cowboy Auction Day 1 of 2

Turquoise stone bear with smaller fetishes of horses, turtles, fox and many more with heishi beads and a necklace with green bird fetishes in between

Found in cave in Northern Arizona. Measures 13"l x 13 3/4"dia. has holes and rim has come apart in two areas.

(1) Stainless steel bit with flower medallion, (1) nickel bit with etched leaf design, and (1) rusty bit with brown leather strap.

"The Fight in the Stables" signed lower left. Image measures 19 1/2" x 29 1/2" in suede and gold insets and a carved wood frame ...

Czechoslovakian military roller-lock short-recoil operated semi-automatic service pistol chambered in 7.62x25mm, manufactured circa 1953. Imported by

"Portrait du Peintre Juner", heliogravure in black ink on thick wove paper from the first edition. Signature lower right. Printed in Decem...

1000rds APPROX 140GR IN AMMO CAN

"Pueblo Sun Rising" depicting a contemporary style adobe village scene with figures. Signed middle left in double mat with gold and natura...

Made by Taber, has inlaid turquoise and coral stones accented with a sunface and geometric designs. All set in sterling silver.

Found near Livingston. MT where it had been in a lodge. Beautifully carved and polished feet. Circa 1900-1920's

Oval Rick-rack, Natural Grasses, 10.5"x7.25"x4.5"

Shoulder Holster with tooled leather could be a put together.

In Ammo Can

Third Mesa Arizona has colored design, circa 1950-60, has minor wear, 14x3.5.

With black, gold and brown dye in a geometric design. Tightly woven with spiraling coil. Condition is very good overall. 6 1/4" high x 8 1/2&qu...

"I Will Fight" Signed by noted artist Austin Deuel, measures 10"x9" on wood base.

Single strand turquoise nugget necklace with striking brown speckles and a two strand green heishi necklace both with sterling silver ends.

Over 25 ft long, shows use.

American made gas operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 3.5" 10 gauge shells. Features a matte blued finish, 25.5" vent rib barrel...

(1) Pair of John B. Kittelson Fort Collins, CO marked handmade spurs. Steel with a dark iron finish, etched buttons with 'A M' on each heel ...