Denver Old West Auction

Undeniably one of the earliest and most important Bohlin filigreed buckles extant, this Pat No. 156 is pictured and described in the very first (1927)

a) The Miracle Rider framed 1935 lithograph movie poster. One sheet, linen mounted. Excellent condition and color;b) Business card, very scarce, only

Pre-dating Mix’s promotional agreement with Stetson, this circa 1916 atypical black cowboy hat with white ribbon band, leather hat band and cream colo

a) One of Tom’s signature shirts, brown with bib front;b) Two pair of Tom’s pants. His classic styling with slashes on legs.PROVENANCE: Oglie Zavat

The original sign from the Fred Mueller building in Denver, measuring 10’ 2” x 32 1/2”

Colorado Penitentiary made German silver overlaid curb bit stamped with prisoner No. 20344 and Deaf Mute inside the cheek. According to Patrice Maul a

Framed Sash with photo, handwritten letter with envelope, misc photos, framed postcards, etc.

a) Celluloid box 73/4” x 41/2” x 11/2” – yellowed color with black and red card suits on the top, celluloid tortoise trim and under cover, 2 modern ca

Special order, fancy 1930s gambling-inspired boots with brown shafts and inlaid yellow, green, blue, white, and red, and good luck symbols including d

a) Wooden stationery case measuring 12” x 7” x 3”, double ink wells (one broken and repaired) with swivel tops, brass and ivory adornments, single dra

Flashy sterling overlaid stainless steel parade spurs with 17/8” solid nickel cloverleaf rowels, 11/4” Bohlin style swinging buttons and two-piece lea

Maker-marked Pattern No. 38 with brass & nickel heads, engraved nickel feathers, upturned buttons, 11/2”, 5 pt star rowels, floral carved two-pi...

Numbered 1642 these custom 11/8” band spurs have 21/4” rowels and chap guard. Overlaid with the brand JP on one side and JAMES on the other. JP over s

Heavy, full-mounted Colorado penitentiary spurs with German silver inlays, 14-pt rowels, upturned stationary buttons. Very good condition, no straps,

Rare and very early John Mc Cabe, Hollywood maker-marked sterling silver belt buckle with gold longhorn inset and ruby eyes. 1 3/4” x 2 1/2”. Artistic

Produced by both Paul and Bob Brown. Conchos are diamond and raspberry shaped. Breast collar, saddle, taps all marked with the Arcadia, Calif, mark. H

Brown floral carved, round skirt, well maker-marked Heiser, Denver, Cheyenne roll, rawhide laced horn. Fine condition, c. 1930s.

This 19th century Laramie, Wyoming Territorial bridle features black, white and polychrome diamond accents with 13 tassels, rounded headband, double-c

Showy 1900s hitched-braided penitentiary made Wyoming horsehair bridle with tassels and atypical red field, polychrome geometrics of pink, orange, bla

Christmas Stage. 10” x 14 1/4” image, framed and matted to 19 1/2” x 24 1/2”. Pen & Ink on paper, mounted on artist board. Signed lower right...

Wash Day. 9” x 11 1/2”, framed and matted (no glass) to 16 1/2” x 18 1/2”. Signed and titled lower right. PROVENANCE: Ex: Richard Flood Collection

a) 2 Dogs, 5” x 8”, framed and matted to 8 1/2” x 11”. Pen & Ink on paper. Signed lower right; b) The Harpist, 5 1/4” x 4 1/4”, framed to ...

A Fixer Upper. 20” x 26”. Oil on canvas. Signed lower right, with CA mark, dated ’41. 

The Leaning Post. 27” x 21”. Oil on canvas. Signed lower right, dated ’41. 

Shooting the Rapids. 20” x 18” framed to 26” x 23”. Oil on canvas. Signed lower left. Late 19th to early 20th century.

Street Scene. 4 3/4” x 6” image size; 9 3/4” x 8 1/8” paper size. Framed to 10 3/4” x 8 3/4”. Mixed media on paper. Inscribed below image: To Mrs.

Concord Coach. 20” x 24” framed to 28 1/2” x 32 1/2”. Oil on Canvas. Signed lower left with CA Original label verso.

Snapping Him Out. 18” x 24” framed to 26” x 32”. Oil on Canvas. Signed lower left with CA dated 1970. Original label verso.

The Cattle Buyer. 16” x 20” Oil on Canvas. Signed lower left with CA.

Heapahorses. 10” x 7 1/2” framed and matted to 17” x 15”. Mixed media on paper. Signed lower left O-W To the Mullins with best wishes Olaf Wieghor

Indian Portrait. 6 1/4” x 5 3/4” framed to 14 1/4” square. Watercolor/mixed media. Signed lower right NE. 

a) Sioux Chief; b) Blackfoot Medicine Man; c) Indian Scout (US Army); 20” x 15” each. All mixed media on paper. Original frames with titles on rever

a) Old Frontier Trapper; b) US Trooper (1870 Period); c) Halfbreed Trapper; 20” x 15” each. All mixed media on paper. Original frames with titles on

The Royal Family. 60” x 48” Oil on board. Signed lower right.

21” x 16” framed to 24” x 19”. Oil on canvas. Signed lower right, dated -29.

Change of Seasons. 24” x 36” framed to 32” x 44” Oil on canvas. Signed lower left R. Stewart.

Camped Below Falcon Pass. 24” x 30” Oil on board. Signed lower left.

The Bronc Rider, 12 1/4” tall not including the bookend base. Bronze. Holds a copy of From Broncs to Bronzes - The Life’s Work of Grant Speed, by D

Navajo Squaw Dance. 16 1/2” tall. Painted bronze. 10 of 25.

The Maverick. 6 1/4” (h) x 7 1/2” (w) x 6” (d). Bronze. 75/300. NCA ’88. On wood base.

Mixed Media color drawing of cowboy (Joe) in the mesquite. 11” x 8 1/2” handwritten letter on paper and mounted on board, framed to 19” x 17”. Dated 1

Issued by the U.S. Historical Society, Richmond, Virginia and manufactured by Uberti – Italy. This is a .45 cal., 4 3/4” replica of a Colt Single Act

By Ed G. Gilmore - No. Hollywood, Calif. Floral carved Southern California saddle has a Cheyenne roll, 15” seat, bright light leather with deep toolin

Comprised of a high back loop-seat, square skirt, Rocky Mountain style saddle plus matching pommel bags, saddlebags, scabbard and headstall with caval

a) Twisted rawhide reata, appx 22’ (bottom); b) Braided rawhide reata, appx. 52’ (top;) c) Rare F.M. Stern, San Jose braided reata with great early

Rich russet brown Colorado saddle with waffle stamping, long strings and great patina. Fine condition c. 1930s.

Extremely rare example of an early 1900s New Mexican saddle. Slick fork, high back, basket and floral carved, eight slotted conchos with latigo string

a) 1950s Texas Salesman Sample Saddle maker-marked SAM’S / WESTERN SHOP/ BEAUMONT, TEXAS. Basketstamped saddle is 9 1/2” long, 5 1/4” wide with tapade

a) Stewart Romero, Hollywood, California Indian Chief Boots, 12” high with 4 Indians wearing full headdress inlaid in white, green and yellow, outline

Hopkins & Allen Arms Co. - Norwich, Conn - U.S.A. double barrel, 10 gauge, with 23” damascus barrels, action tight. Marked 101 in several places...

Scarce photograph of the Cowboys and Cowgirls of the Miller Bros. 101 Ranch, by famed New York photography firm, Century. A headshot of each performer

a) 101 Ranch tooled carrier or purse with eagles, American flags, perimeter laced; b) 101 Ranch stationery or notebook cover; c) 101 Ranch double-lo

Black silver mounted Brydon Bros, Los Angeles, California high back, round skirt show saddle with silver work by the renowned Bohlin master silversmit

Won by the legendary Rodeo Hall of Famer, Bud Linderman (1922-1961). Made by Rowell Saddle Co, Hayward, CA. Maker-marked, floral carved Reno Rodeo Cha

Early Pueblo, Colo maker-marked, tooled S.C. Gallup cowgirl sidesaddle with tan quilted leather seat, bulldog tapaderos and saddlebags. Bunkhouse lace

Classic Northern California floral carved fancy show saddle with gold longhorns on the engraved sterling silver corner plates, gold horsehead on the s

1920s floral carved slick fork, high back sadde with gullet and cantle trimmed in silver and mounted with engraved sterling corner plates. A rare exam

Floral carved Fort Worth saddle awarded to one of the winners at the 1946 Madison Square Garden Championship Rodeo in NYC. Silver corner plates mounte

18” long, diamonds, crosses and geometric elements in red, green, yellow, blue and brass beads, on white field. Fine condition, c. 1890.

10 1/2” multicolored geometric designs on native tanned hide. Hard soles and great patina. Fine condition, c. 1890.

13” x 15” multicolored geometric designs and 11 American flags on white field with fringe at the arms. Fine condition with minor stiffness, c. 1890.

10 1/2” geometric and American flag designs in red, white, blue, yellow and red on blue field. Fine condition, c. 1900.

16” tall, 10” long. Trade cloth over native tanned hide. Fine condition, c. 1900.

9” x 13 1/2” multicolored geometric designs on native tanned hide. Edge beading at the sides, flap has tin cone and yarn suspensions. Fine condition,

11” x 10” including fringe. Beaded on both sides. Four American flags and the letters JRC on one side and multicolored geometric designs on the backsi

Multicolored geometric designs on native tanned hide with tied thongs on sides. c. 1890s.

Wild West or rodeo belt with center star and geometric patterns. 3-buckle style with center swell, c. 1920s.

a) 14” x 9” plateau with elk and butterfly on white field with red flower, on native tanned hide. Fine condition, c. 1930; b) 14” x 8” plateau floral

20” tall female form with beaded dress, belt with attachments, beaded buffalo hightop moccasins and a quill and beaded breast plate. Fine condition, c

a) Female form, beaded yoke and belt, hightop moccasins in light blue, dark blue, yellow and butterscotch, on native tanned hide. Fine condition, c. 1

Set of 2 very scarce Burial photos. Both titled Dead Sioux Indians on reverse in Barry’s hand. North Dakota images. 9 1/2” x 7 1/4” each. Hand signed

7 1/2” x 3 1/2” blackware with serpent and arrow design with floating geometric elements. Signed at the bottom Marie and Santana. Good condition with

Image of Medicine Man by the noted photographer and statesman Barry Goldwater of Arizona. Signed and titled on mat. 13 1/2” x 11” framed to 24” x 21 1

12 3/4” x 9 1/2” image on 15 3/4” x 12” paper and framed to 21” x 17”. Vintage printing on paper.

Impressive 50” x 34” mirror mounted with 8 small steerhorns around the perimeter. Top spread 33” with great curl. Floral carved leather center. Tarnis

Stunning 49” x 26” beveled, original, oval mirror in opulent wooden frame with filigree corners. Fine condition, c. 1900s.

Magnificent trio of classic bear chairs. Outstreched paws to form the arms of the chairs. Papa, Mama, and baby bear (35”, 39”, 45” tall), all with nic

A favorite of every cowboy while growing up, the classic by Will James has quite a following and was made into several movies: a) Poster Litho: one s

4 fancy coats, 2 have Silver King sterling buckle sets, Rockmount leather jacket, 4 shirts, all from the Estate of Mickey Dawes. Most of the shirts ma

He was Called Ferret... 14" x 16". Watercolor and pencil. Signed lower left, titled Bogged Down, written bottom center. Illustration f...

Framed 8 1/2” x 11” handwritten letter with envelope to O. Robertson, an important Will James collector in Beverly Hills. It relays James’ experience

Handwritten two-sided letter on 13” x 8 1/4” paper. Written in pencil to Fred at the ranch. Great content about Will’s health “It sure was a tangled u

Written to friend Tom in 1929. One page handwritten and signed Will James. Nice detailed pen and ink drawing of Will with his riding and pack hors

The Wolfe Pack. 8” x 8” framed and matted to 14” x 14”. Pencil on paper. Signed lower right Will James. Verso Old Settlers West Galleries, Tucson

a) Cowboy, 7” x 9 1/2”. Ink on paper. Signed lower left Joe De Yong; b) Vaquero, 6” x 11”. Ink on paper. Signed lower left Joe De Yong.

How you Makin’ Fred. 10 3/4” x 9” framed to 20 1/2” x 18 1/2”. Mixed Media. Signed lower right/dated 1945. One of the Dude Ranch series. Picture

Morning Stage. 9” x 14” framed to 18” x 22”. Mixed media. Signed lower right.

Navajo Moon. 14” x 18”. Oil on board. Signed lower left G Russell Case 07.

The Fire Boat That Walked on the Waters. 11” x 16” framed and matted to 21” x 25”. Watercolor on board. Signed lower left Byron B Wolfe CA 1971. Ti

The Captive. 12” x 16”. Oil on canvas. Signed lower right Russ Vickers 73.

The Henry Rifle. 40” x 30” framed to 49” x 39”. Oil on Canvas. Signed lower right, with CA. Verso: in artist’s hand, The Henry Rifle JOHN MOYERS C

Season of the Buffalo Grass. Oil on board. 36” x 48”. Signed lower right Eric Michaels.

Good Day. 24” x 36” framed to 29” x 42”. Oil on Board. Signed lower right Heinie Hartwig.

Estes, Colorado (Long Ago). 30” x 24” framed to 37” x 31”. Oil on board. Signed lower right Heinie Hartwig.

After the Hunt. 9” x 12” framed to 18” x 21”. Oil on canvas. Signed lower right.

Sherman’s Grizzly. 11 3/4” x 10 1/2” x 11 1/4”. Bronze Signed in base. C. Bev Sherman 10/25.

Flood Bear. 14 1/2” x 6 1/4” x 6 1/2”. Bronze. Signed in base by artist. C. Paul Masa 1/25.

Spokane Indian Center Grizzly. 10” x 6 1/4” x 14”. Bronze. 18/30. Marked Powell Bronze and Monac.

Indian. 10” x 9 1/2” framed to 21” x 19 1/2”. Mixed Media on board. Signed lower left.

Original Artwork for the Hulett Rodeo Poster. 59” x 27”. Mixed Media: Oil/Acrylic/ Silkscreen on wood panel.