September Discovery Auction

Edmund Randolph, 1978

Nice grouping

Mort Arkava. 3rd Edition

W. Milton Farrow, 1980

Theodore Roosevelt, 1920

2019

16 1/4" tall, 12" diameter.

Alson Jesse Smith, 1948

Byron Grosfield, 1981

20" by 25 1/2" framed.

Interesting piece of art, in the Manner of Karen Shapiro. 11 3/8" long, 4" diameter.

George Wolstad, 1979

Theodore Roosevelt, 1926

27 1/8" by 14 1/8" by 9 1/2".

12 5/8" by 10 1/4" by 9 1/8"

Robert w. Lind, 1961

Dave Walter, 1990

Nice old globe, some seam splitting as shown. 16 1/2" tall, 12" diameter. Pictorial Relief Globe. Published by A.J. Nystrom $ Co., Chicago.

16 3/4" tall, 12" diameter. Copyright by Replogle Stereo Relief Globes Inc., Chicago IL. Made is USA.

Tom Thayer, 1997. Author Signed.

St Mary's Neighborhoods Reunion Committee, 2015

Neat old set of Decoys.

13 3/4" by 6 1/2" by 5 1/4"

J.K. Ralston, 1969. Stated First Edition.

Broadwater Montana County Historical Society, 1977.

One is MSU Montana State University.

Lightly used.

Grace Bates, 1985

Gallatin County Bicentennial Publication, 1976

Nice grouping. Lewis and Clarke Centennial Series.

17" long.

Jack Nisbet, 2005

The Montana Institute For The Arts

22" by 18". Signed and numbered.

Newspaper date is July 10 1876. Custer was killed on June 26, 1876, but the news of the battle didn't reach the East for several days. The first...

Sam Gilluly, 1985

Don Baker, 1990

Newspaper date is July 17 1876. Custer was killed on June 26, 1876, but the news of the battle didn't reach the East for several days. The first...

Newspaper date is July 14 1876. Custer was killed on June 26, 1876, but the news of the battle didn't reach the East for several days. The first...

Bernard Corbin & William Kerka, 1960

Mrs Clarence J Rowe, 1925

Newspaper date is July 11 1876. Custer was killed on June 26, 1876, but the news of the battle didn't reach the East for several days. The first...

Newspaper date is July 15 1876. Custer was killed on June 26, 1876, but the news of the battle didn't reach the East for several days. The first...

Gallatin Sons And Daughters Of The Pioneers Society, 1984

Lenora Koelbel, 1979

Newspaper date is July 13 1876. Custer was killed on June 26, 1876, but the news of the battle didn't reach the East for several days. The first...

Newspaper date is July 12 1876. Custer was killed on June 26, 1876, but the news of the battle didn't reach the East for several days. The first...

Jerry Brekke, 2003

The Winning Of The West Volume Two. Theodore Roosevelt, 1889

Newspaper date is November 18 1877. This is the first time that Chief Sitting Bull got to tell his version of the events at The Battle Of The Little B

Article reporting on the native perspective to The Battle Of The Little Big Horn.

James E. Murphy, 1984

Walter McClintock, 1992

Newspaper date July 13 1876. Article relates a native version Of Custer's death.

Custer Massacre Newspaper Date is August 11 1876. Article about one of the follow on battles after The Battle Of The Little Big Horn

L. B. McKenna, 1895.

James Thurber and E.B. White, 1944.

The April 20 and July 21, 1875 editions of this scarce territorial newspaper.

Newspaper date is July 24 1876. Contains a first hand account of one of the soldiers who survived The Battle Of The Little Big Horn.

Robert M. Utley, 1998.

David Long, 1982.

Newspaper date is August 9 1876. Contains a letter discussing who is to blame for the disaster at Little Big Horn.

Custer Massacre Newspaper Date is September 16 1876. Contains an article comparing The Battle Of The Little Big Horn and the massacre of a column of t

Kay Hardin Hansen, 1995

Clark C. Spence, 1975

Contains article about Sioux Indian customs and culture.

Contains a story about an interview with Chief Joseph.

R-1959

Mary Roberts Rinehart, 1983

This article is interesting in that it talks about Sitting Bull and the Sioux. It ran after the Battle Of The Little Big Horn, but before word of the

Contains a narrative of The Battle Of The Little Big Horn.

Sharon Bergman, 1962

Elisa Bank, 1951

Contains an account of General Custer's "Indian Fights" three years before The Battle Of The Little Big Horn.

Two articles about unrest among the Sioux, and the controversy over Sitting Bull obtaining weapons.

E.B. McCurdy, 1976. Author signed.

Ira L. Swett, 1970

Contains an article about an anecdote of one of Custer's troopers and another detailing an incident on General Crook's expedition.

Newspaper date is July 6 1876. This is one of the earliest accounts of Custer's defeat at Little Big Horn.

Jim Arthur, 1997. Stated First Edition.

Chere Jiusto, 1989

Newspaper date is July 10 1876. Article about General Terry's official report of the Battle Of The Little Big Horn

Early numbered engraving signed PJB. 19" by 14 1/2".

Joe H. Roberts, 1997

Charles M. Russell, 1921

Contains a short article about Custer's biography and Civil War exploits.

Newspaper Date is September 3 1876. Contains an article describing the Custer Battlefield at Little Big Horn.

Lolo Woman's Club, 1999

The Florence Civic Club, 1995.

Contains an article with a number of dispatches from the Indian Wars.

Contains a front page story about Chief Joseph's Nez Perce and The Battle Of The Bear Paw.

Scott Crandell, 1991

Barbara Hegne, 1993. Author Signed

Contains an article about General Custer's funeral.

Contains several interesting stories including the Death Of Billy The Kid, the surrender of Sitting Bull, and a lynching.

John K. Hutchens, 1964. Stated First Edition.

Bruce & Paula Jensen, 2003.

Includes a letter from General Custer criticizing the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.

The Crow Agency in the Distance the Wolf Mountains where Custer Fell. 8 3/4" by 7 1/4".

Ralph C. Henry, 1958