Denver Old West Auction

26” octagon barrel, .38 WCF, rough bore, salt and pepper pitting on left side of barrel and forend cap, also on frame, dark finish with blue added, fo

27” barrel, .44 Henry rimfire, sabre bayonet lug on barrel. With letter from George Madis attesting to the originality of this rare, c. 1870s rifle. S

Early example of a fine Yellow Boy in musket configuration. S/N 32366 mfg. 1870 in .44 Henry rimfire caliber. Madis letter attesting to the 66 being

3rd model SRC, .44 rimfire, 20” barrel, strong rifling with salt and pepper pitting, age mustard colored brass, mottled plum to silver iron, very good

28” barrels, 16 ga, bright bores, WS-1 and WS-2, S/N 12410, c. 1940s, gold, engraved, high finish, fine checkered stock. 

Grade DH, extensive scroll engraving surrounding dogs on frame, birds on bottom. Circassian walnut stocks with wide beaver tail forearm and elaborate

Full mounted, California inspired spurs with stylized shanks, intricately inlaid round and diamond pattern heelbands, 2”, 10-pt rowels, inlaid button

Impressive, fully silver mounted spurs inspired by the California patterns featured in the early California saddlery catalogs of F.M. Stern, Clarence

Denny Lytle (b. 1960) and Jim Mower (b. 1935) intricately (gun) engraved floral pattern spurs with stylized shanks, barrel chap guards, swinging butto

Red River shank Adamson/Crockett maker-marked spurs with longhorns in jewelers bronze mounted on the heelbands, large 6 pt rowels and swinging buttons

Maker-marked Bliss/Maker/268 silver inlaid fancy spurs with central heelband diamond, stylized two-piece shanks, 1 1/2”, 16 pt rowels, swinging button

Elegant full mounted Steve Schmitt maker-marked sterling and yellow gold mounted spurs with 14k gold target pattern on the bands, engraved gold button

Full mounted, floral engraving, 1 1/2”, 16 pt bird’s head rowels, very good condition, black two-piece leathers, c. 1920s.

Extra large, arrow shank spurs stamped with Bill’s early Colorado State Livestock cow brand. Mounted by Bill over 20 years ago with this rare mark. Bi

Full mounted overlaid Texas spurs featuring silver overlaid heart-shaped shanks with brass heart rowel pin covers, 2 5/8”, 8 pt rowels. Scorpions with

Very scarce Wyo marked spurs with card suite inlay, all original silver, 3/4” wide bands, 2 1/8”, 32 pt rowels, good condition, c. 1930s.

1920s Qualey Bros maker-marked (outside of the heelband) silver overlaid Joseph, Idaho spurs with Cheyenne heelbands and 2”, 30 pt iron rowels. Mounti

Well marked on inside of band on both spurs. Double mounted, 1 1/8” bands, 1 3/4”, 8-point star rowels, swinging buttons. 

Well maker-marked inside the heelbands, G.S. Garcia (right) Elko, Nev (left) silver inlaid narrow shank Cat Pat No. 54 spurs with 2”, 14 pt rowels, or

Two .41 cal. Colt Single Actions, stag grips. S/Ns 171793, factory letter, shipped to HSB&Co. Chicago (1897) and 209557, factory letter, shipped...

Made to match his Ed Gilmore Gun Rig. Kelly Bros Pattern No. 106 with 1 1/4” band, fully mounted with diamonds on one side and two silver bars on the

The only rig Dale used on a regular basis. She can be seen wearing the rig and using the Colt in numerous television shows, comic book covers and pers

Fine quality taxidermy and still stable and soft. Measures 73” long and 66” wide. The skull measures approximately 11” across. The front paws show fig

In the style everyone knows. One of the most used of Roy’s many hats. This one was very personal, as Roy put the grommets in the hat himself. Includes

Group consisting of Roy’s slingshots, marbles, and ammo. Includes a high quality Romano shirt and shell jacket, along with a photo of Roy in the jacke

a) Forstmann piped jacket with photograph of Roy wearing; b) Nudies shirt with pearl snaps shown on comic book cover; c) Nudies striped shirt shown

Fur collar and pocket tops, zipper front and sleeves. Provenance: The Roy Rogers - Dale Evans Museum

Fringed and beaded black leather jacket by Scully, Roy’s favorite jacket later in life. Provenance: The Roy Rogers - Dale Evans Museum

Lot of trophies won by Roy Rogers a) In Appreciation to Roy Rogers from the Las Patroncitas Guild - Sports Carnaval, 16” tall; b) Roy Rogers Celebri

a) Nudies heavy wool shirt, with photo; b) Rodeo Ben checkered shirt with photo; c) Nudies wool shirt; d) Roy’s favorite fur accented jacket. Prov

Blue Aqua Sierra Sportsman Club sweater with shoulder pads, shown in photo. Red Italian sweater. Provenance: The Roy Rogers - Dale Evans Museum

European mount of the Cape Buffalo shot by Roy on one of his many Safaris. It measures 33” across and is 28” high overall, mounted on board. Prove

53” spread, 7 and 8 distinct points with deep shovels. Great color. Rack is mounted on leather covered oval plaque. Taken by Roy on an unknown date.

Backlit sign, metal body with plastic lettering. 36” x 9” x 4 1/2”, hung in Roy’s gun room as shown on left. Works fine.  Provenance: The Roy Roge

A twelve gun rifle cabinet with 2 glass doors and 4 double handled drawers. Pine construction with locks on each drawer and door. 55” wide and 74” tal

Roy’s Hunting Clothes, Cumberland canvas jacket, trap vest, Ted Williams jacket, Trophy Club thermal cammo jacket, America’s Cup thermal cammo jacket,

Trophy cat taken by Roy on Safari, measures 93” from tip of tail to nose. 60”wide. PLEASE NOTE: sale of this lot is contingent upon receipt of Fede

Ivories from Roy’s safari to the dark continent. Very large and heavy set mounted in concrete with iron framing. Estimated to weigh 50 pounds based on

Trophy teeth from one of Roy’s African safaris. These great tusks were converted to a dinner gong for the dining room. Ivory is cracked from museum li

An important pair of 7 1/2” gold plated Colts with impeccable and historic provenance. These Colts were originally ordered and shipped to the Miller B

Roy’s highly prized 3rd and final gold trimmed Buscadero Gun Rig made by Nudie’s of North Hollywood for the cowboy superstar in 1948. The two-tone bro

Utilizing Crockett’s popular Pattern 1368 spur blank (the same Crockett blank frequently mounted by Ed Bohlin), Roy instructed Nudie’s of North Hollyw

Dressed in Roy’s clothes, personal boots, shirt, belt, scarf and hat. Tooled, Happy Trails double rig with non working, prop, Colt single actions. Thi

Gray on black boots One Shot Antelope Hunt & 56 62 67 Safari. Rabbit lined. This was a hat Roy never finished shaping. Roy would shape his own h...

Miscellaneous grouping of folding knives from Roy’s workbench drawer. Stag, plastic and bone handled in various conditions of use. Provenance: The

VIN# JH2RC0710CM008228, Cal Lic #7V2065 Registration issued to: Roy Rogers in Victorville, CA. Maroon, and has just over 2000 miles, Roy’s last motorc

A great custom leather jacket by the most sought after maker anywhere, Langlitz Leathers Inc. We've been told there is a four year wait for a La...

Black and yellow padded leather pants, chaps, gloves, and Harley Davidson sweatshirt. Provenance: The Roy Rogers - Dale Evans Museum

This personalized rig has special Bridgeport style attachments to release the holster and revolver for light fast shooting. These were Roy’s favorite

Purchased (used) by Roy in 1965, this was his and Dale’s driving car – the one they’d take around town, or on the long road trip between Apple Valley