Bust of an eagle, carved from dall sheep horn, with deeply incised eyes and open mouth, mounted on a two-tier oval-shaped wooden base. The neck of the eagle features ridges with horn core visible from the back. It measures approximately 8" x 4" x 5.5" tall.

An early edition antique photo journal book entitled Souvenir of Alaska and Yukon Territory, illustrated by E.A. Hegg and published c.1902 in Seattle, Washington. The work features over 125 historically significant photographs taken by Eric A. Hegg (Swedish, 1867-1947), during the artist's inaugural visit to Alaska in 1897, having first arriving in Dyea and later settling in Skagway in 1899. During his early years in Alaska, he completed a number of expeditions along the Chilkoot and White Pass Trails, and further north to Dawson. Photographs featured within include portraits of Alaska Natives he met during his travels, plus turn-of-the-century Alaska historic places and events. Signed on the inside cover by Sitka, Alaska resident John E. Gamble (1861-1954). Book has surface wear commensurate with age, discoloration, page loss (notably the title/copyright pages), and is partially detached at the spine as photographed. Measures approximately 12.25" x 9.25" tall.

A rare and traumatic example of a fossilized Pacific walrus oosik (penile bone), having been broken during the male walrus' life. During the period of fracture healing, a visible bone callus developed at the midline, and partially integrated itself into the original bone later during the remodeling stage. The oosik demonstrates several large indentations as shown, and whether those were part of the walrus' dreadful injury, or occurred posthumously is undetermined. Measures approximately 1.75" x 1.25" x 17" long.

Signed colored etching print by Louis Icart (French, 1888-1950), titled illegibly, depicting a woman under a colorful fruit tree. It is matted with a unique oval matting and framed, measuring approximately  20" x 24.25" overall.

Autographed photograph of Tom Hanks in his role as Forrest Gump in the 1994 movie of the same name. Piece has been authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services and is numbered F03357. Matted and framed, it measures approximately 21" x 18" overall.

A signed colored etching print by Louis Icart (French, 1888-1950), titled illegibly and dated c.1923, depicting a woman under a pink cherry blossom-like tree. It is matted with a unique oval matting and framed, measuring approximately 20" x 24.25" overall.

Complementary pair of fossilized whale bone spirit masks in long oval shapes, each painted in a similar manner with spotted facial markings; five feather accents are applied to each head. Reverse sides are heavily porous and prepared with metal wire for hanging; each mask measures approximately 6.5" x 9.5" tall.

Limited Edition signed and numbered 293/500 colored Artist’s Proof etching by Louis Icart (French, 1888-1950), depicting a woman and her borzoi dogs on a green grassy hill featuring a few subtle pops of color. It is matted and framed with information en verso, measuring approximately 32.25" x 23.75" overall.

The front portion of a walrus (Odobenus rosmarus) skull with painted details and a pair of tusks, carved in relief to depict a quartet of walruses, two per tusk; small fissures are evident as photographed. The skull is mounted upon a rectangular 5" x 39" wooden plaque and prepared for hanging. Overall, the piece measures approximately 9" x 6" x 31" tall; the tusks alone being 24.5" in length.

Limited Edition signed Artist’s Proof colored etching in color by Louis Icart (French, 1888-1950), depicting two lovers in an embrace, featuring subtle pops of color throughout. It is matted in a unique oval matting and framed with etching plate information en verso, measuring approximately 20.75" x 23.75 overall.

Pair of autographed photographs of Tom Hanks in his role as Forrest Gump in the 1994 movie of the same name. Piece has been authenticated by JSA, numbered FF92493, and PSA/DNA, numbered X442286. Photographs are matted and framed under glass, measuring approximately 17.75" x 36.5" overall.

An adorable c.1992 female sea lion with head slightly turned and back flippers up. Titled "Lady Lea", crafted in bronze, numbered 8/75, and signed on the underside by Alaska artists Jacques Regat (b.1948) and Mary Regat (b.1943) of the husband-wife team of sculptors of Regat Studio. Measures approximately 14.5" x 10.5" x 9.5" tall.

Poster autographed by Buzz Aldrin, American former astronaut and engineer, depicting the image of Aldrin as the second person to walk on the moon in 1969. Piece is numbered 92/1969 with the quote “We Came in Peace for All Mankind” from the Lunar Plaque on Apollo 11. Poster is matted and framed, measuring approximately 36.5" x 24.25" overall.

Antique Alaskan ephemera consisting of a black and white photograph on matting depicting a parade in downtown Juneau, Alaska, dated July 4, 1900, and ten stereoscope cards or stereographs of various Alaskan locations, including Dawson City, Wrangle, Sitka, and others. Also included is an issue of Young Klondike - Stories of a Gold Seeker number 23, dated January 18, 1899. It has a heavy amount of wear commensurate with age and use, including foxing and tearing of edges. Measures approximately 8.5" x 11.5" tall.

Seven-piece sterling silver bar set by Reed & Barton in a speckled hammered finish, consisting of a 32-ounce cocktail shaker pitcher in an Art Deco style, along with six cordial goblets with flat circular bases that taper upwards to a flared rim. Each is marked on the bottom and reads "4 5 W". The pitcher has a cork seal along the lid and a cork within the spout. Pieces have some small dents commensurate with wear; pitcher measures approximately 7.75" x 3.5" x 10.5" tall, and items have a total combined weight of 984 grams.

Signed colored etching print by Louis Icart (French, 1888-1950), depicting a woman with her three greyhounds, featuring a few subtle pops of color. It is matted and framed, the frame with some splitting in one corner as photographed. It measures approximately 20.75" x 30" overall.

A flock of five Canadian Geese wooden carvings, each hand painted and signed on the underside by Alaska artist Ted Hanks (20th/21st Century) c.1990-1991. The largest measures approximately 4" x 2" x 4" tall.

Two Athabascan birch bark baskets, one square with pale exterior and deep brown interior; the other in rich caramel tones with contrasting bottom and accent strip. The latter is signed on the underside by Ellen Savage (1919-2004) of Holy Cross, Alaska. The largest measures approximately 7" x 4.25" x 3.5" tall.

A Nunivak Island carved and polychrome painted spirit wheel by the Yup'ik artist Frank Shavings (1920-2007)Shavings. The central piece, a polychrome walrus with head turned to the right, is accented by a bentwood ring adorned with eight appendages including a bird with captured fish, wings, feet, tail, and fish carvings. Signed faintly en verso in faded ink, the piece measures approximately 23" x 23" tall.

A polar bear sow and cub, both carved from walrus tusk and mounted on a slightly curved piece of the same material. Signed on the underside for "Pelowook", a family of celebrated Siberian Yup'ik artisans from Savoonga, St. Lawrence Island, Alaska. Measures approximately 10.75" x 2" x 2.5" tall.