Brian Lebel's High Noon Auction

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Brian Lebel's High Noon Auction Catalog, 2015:
Tom Horn’s Winchester from the estate of C. B. Irwin is among the highlights at Brian Lebel’s High Noon Auction, January 24, 2015, 5pm at the Phoenix Marriott Mesa (200 N. Centennial Way, Mesa, Arizona).
For the Western collectables aficionado we will be offering saddles, bits, spurs, chaps and firearms. Including an N. Porter silver and gold parade saddle with matching spurs, an Edward H. Bohlin “Lone Star” parade saddle, a regal 1890s Mexican silver saddle, Harry Carey’s personal Bohlin zebra chaps, a 7th Cavalry Colt Single Action, the original Lincoln Saloon tin sign, a Demuth Zinc Cigar Store Indian, a Harry Rowell California parade saddle, a Gustav Dentzel Prancer carousel horse, Roy Roger’s personal rodeo buckle and one of the most complete collection of antique poker chips.
Items from the C. B. Irwin estate include the gun that Tom Horn was carrying the night he was arrested for the murder of Willie Nickell, the legendary crime he may or may not have committed. As well as household items bearing the Y6 brand and Tijuana Cup trophy by Tiffany & Co (won in 1926 by Irwin’s horse All Over).
This year will offer a rare chance to own important fine art including an illustrated letter from Charles Marion Russell to Harry Carey (pictured in Brian Dippie’s book Charles M. Russell, Word Painter: Letters 1887-1926), Richard Amsel original advertising art for John Wayne’s final film The Shootist, and works by James Reynolds, William Matthews, Ross Stefan, Raphael Lillywhite, Eric Michaels, John Moyers, Richard Bernhard Friese and others.
And rare Native American artifacts including a Comanche/Pueblo shield, Assiniboine men’s beaded shirt, Cheyenne full-size beaded cradleboard, Sioux pictorial model Tipi, Assiniboine war bag, Blackfeet and Nez Perce war shirts, Kiowa boy’s beaded outfit, Sioux beaded saddle cover, and Half Moon’s (Nez Perce) Elk dewclaw necklace - Half Moon was photographed wearing this necklace by Edward Sheriff Curtis.
A full color catalog is available for purchase, and Internet, phone and absentee bidding are all available. The live auction is held in conjunction with Brian Lebel’s High Noon Show, an expo-style sale with 150+ national dealers in Western antiques, art and merchandise.
Contact Brian Lebel's High Noon Auction prior to bidding if you have a lot inquiry.
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Large Model Stagecoach by Ben Wagner101 - Large Model Stagecoach by Ben Wagner
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Large Model Stagecoach by Ben Wagner. Heavy Concord Coach in amazing detail by Ben Wagner. Measuring 36" long x 22" tall x 16 wide, it is ...
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Estimate : 5,000.00 - 7,000.00
Sold to floor for (7,500.00) = 7,500.00
 
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Old Spanish Colonial Nicho Box102 - Old Spanish Colonial Nicho Box
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Old Spanish Colonial Nicho Box. Fantastic, early rustic box or "Caja de Santos". Saintly images painted on insides of each door, otherwise...
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Estimate : 800.00 - 1,200.00
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Gustav Dentzel Prancer Carousel Horse103 - Gustav Dentzel Prancer Carousel Horse
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Gustav Dentzel Prancer Carousel Horse. A first or second row Prancer from Long Branch N.J. carousel. Rare type with Western saddle, Navajo saddle blan
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Estimate : 16,000.00 - 19,000.00
Sold to floor for (14,000.00) = 14,000.00
 
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Vintage Molesworth Type Fireplace Screen104 - Vintage Molesworth Type Fireplace Screen
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Vintage Molesworth Type Fireplace Screen. Wonderful, large old ranch style screen with cut-out silhouetted cowboy roper chasing a calf through the sag
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Start Price : 6,000.00 | Estimate : 12,000.00 - 16,000.00
 
 
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Carved Oak and Leather Rocker / Recliner105 - Carved Oak and Leather Rocker / Recliner
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Carved Oak and Leather Rocker / Recliner. Wonderfully and deeply carved chair with three-dimensional lion heads and paws. This 1900s version of the re
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Estimate : 1,000.00 - 1,500.00
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19th Century Blacksmiths' Horseshoe Display Case / Sign106 - 19th Century Blacksmiths' Horseshoe Display Case / Sign
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19th Century Blacksmiths' Horseshoe Display Case / Sign. ?This impressive Horseshoe case display was made by James Harper Dias, a blacksmith in ...
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Estimate : 8,000.00 - 10,000.00
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Demuth Tobacconist's Zinc Indian Figure107 - Demuth Tobacconist's Zinc Indian Figure
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Demuth Tobacconist's Zinc Indian Figure. Wm. Demuth & Co. Zinc Cigar Store Figure, "Indian Hunter" model. Rare with rifle, this ve...
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Estimate : 20,000.00 - 25,000.00
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Navajo Textile 79" x 45"108 - Navajo Textile 79" x 45"
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Navajo Textile. With serrated diamonds and stepped design. Red, black, and gray on natural colors. Latch hook border and banded ends. Very good condit
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Estimate : 900.00 - 1,200.00
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Navajo Textile 94" x 66"109 - Navajo Textile 94" x 66"
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Navajo Textile. Serrated half diamonds in red, black, light brown and white. Banded ends, Good overall condition with restoration to one end. circa 19
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Estimate : 1,500.00 - 2,000.00
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Chinle Revival Navajo Textile110 - Chinle Revival Navajo Textile
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Chinle Revival Navajo Weaving. Large Navajo rug with horizontal stripes in red, black, blue, light blue, pumpkin, brown, and tan in a fine weave. A ...
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Estimate : 1,000.00 - 1,500.00
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