An Alaska gold nugget pendant with attached 14 karat yellow gold bail and gold-toned jump ring. Pendant measures approximately 1.5" tall; total combined weight of 23.07 grams.

Four coin sets, each with Gold Five Dollar, Silver Dollar, and clad Half Dollar coins, some with Certificates of Authenticity from the United States Mint, and all with presentation boxes measuring approximately 6" x 3.5" x 0.75" thick. Coin sets include: 1992 United States Columbus Quincentenary Coins 1986 United States Liberty Coins 1993 United States Bill of Rights Coins 2001 United States Mint Coins

An original oil painting depicting a snowy owl, sitting on a rock with its recently captured prey among a grove of spruce trees in winter. Signed lower right by the late Alaska artist Ellen Henne Goodale (1915-1991). Housed in an elaborate frame measuring approximately 20.5" x 24.5".

An original oil painting by the late Alaska artist Jeanne Laurence (1887-1980), wife of prolific Alaskan artist Sydney Laurence. The piece depicts a small harbor with cabin situated along the shore, and a rowboat tied within the shallow water; mountains rise on all sides as shown. Signed lower left and housed in a gold tone frame measuring approximately 15.25" x 19.25" overall, image dimensions 12" x 16".

A c.1975 signed and numbered 53/91 serigraph entitled "Reindeer Herd" by Alaska artist Rie Muñoz (1921-2015). The work illustrates a person with staff in hand, herding eight reindeer up a grassy hill. Titled, numbered, and signed by the artist, lower margin, the work is matted in a corresponding shade and further housed in a simple frame under glass; some discoloration is evident, possibly only to the inside of the glass. Measures approximately 19" x 25" overall.

An original watercolor on paper by Alaskan artist Katherine Delaney Abrams (1869-1919) titled "Sitka, Alaska." The piece depicts the waterfront homes and businesses surrounding Sitka Harbor, located in Southeast Alaska. Signed lower right, matted and framed in the original textured wood frame with a small brass plaque, lower center. Measures approximately 20.75" x 26.25" overall.

A signed and numbered 66/183 serigraph entitled "Woman-Bear Legend" by Alaska artist Rie Muñoz (1921-2015). The work illustrates the legend in which two women went up the mountain every day to snare squirrels, one getting squirrels, the other always stopping at a clearing part way up the mountain and eating berries all day long. One evening, as the woman came down to the clearing with her day's squirrel harvest, she saw her friend on all fours eating berries, and as she approached, her friend turned into a black bear. Titled lower left, numbered lower center, and signed lower right by the artist, the work is matted in a corresponding shade and further housed in a simple frame under glass. Measures approximately 19" x 26" overall.

An original painting depicting a small country home, nestled in a lush valley with recently tilled fields beside a split rail fence, birch trees to the right and mountains in the far distance, all beneath a blue sky dotted with white clouds. Signed lower right by the late Alaska artist Scott McDaniel (1926-2012). Framed, it measures approximately 23.5" x 27.5" overall, image sight 16" x 20".

Collection of vintage Alaskana memorabilia consisting of two First Day of Issue Official Cachet statehood stamped envelopes, both dated 1959, one sealed, 1951 vinyl of The Coraleers singing Alaska’s Flag, The Star Spangled Banner, and America (My Country ’Tis of Thee), and an Alaska State flag in blue and gold, with signature at lower right for John Ben "Benny" Benson (1912-1972), the fourteen-year-old student who won the flag design contest for the Territory of Alaska in 1927; Alaska became the forty-ninth state thirty-two years later in 1959. His description of the flag was “The blue field is for the Alaska sky and the forget-me-not, an Alaska flower. The North Star is for the future of the state of Alaska, the most northerly in the Union. The dipper is for the Great Bear – symbolizing strenth (sic).” Flag is framed under glass, measuring approximately 17" x 23" overall.

A c.1977 signed and numbered 24/100 serigraph entitled "Crabbing" by Alaska artist Rie Muñoz (1921-2015). The work illustrates a King Islander taking a small piece of bait, and wrapping a line around it, no hook necessary. The hungry king crab, which come into shallower water in the winter, will grab the morsel. The woman would tug up the enormous crustacean and fold in its legs before the crab froze solid - this way they could fit more crab in their walrus skin bags. Only the women fished on King Island as the men were in charge of the hunting. Titled, numbered, and signed by the artist, lower margin, the work is matted in a corresponding shade of blue and further housed in a simple frame under glass. Measures approximately 26.5" x 14.75" overall.

A stone lithograph c.1960 by the late Alaskan artist, Fred Machetanz (1908-2002) entitled "Winter Preparation". The work depicts a man in the village of Unalakleet checking his equipment and making sure it is in working order prior to winter's arrival. Here, the thong for attaching snowshoes is being replaced; next the lashing on the sled, its brake, the dog harnesses, and his winter clothing will all be inspected and confirmed to be in usable order. Around the village, the sounds of winter preparation may be heard - the pounding of chinking the log cabins, repairing dog barns and houses, and the constant sawing of logs which have been towed downriver. Grass has been gathered for bedding dogs, and for insulating boots, the storage cache in the background is already filled with dried salmon, and soon the river will be filled with slush ice, and the cache will be wearing a cap of snow. Titled lower left, marked Edition-100, and hand signed in graphite lower right. Matted in light beige and housed in a dark frame with rope and beaded accents. Measures approximately 27.25" x 31" overall.

A stone lithograph c.1969 by the late Alaskan artist, Fred Machetanz (1908-2002) entitled 'Dividing the Muktuk'. The work depicts a group of women at work with their crescent shaped ooloos (knives) dividing the "muktuk", a three-quarter inch thick whale skin which is used for food. In the background is a cook tent, freighting sled, and a group of sled dogs. Titled lower left, marked Edition-100, and hand signed in graphite lower right. Matted in cream and housed in a dark brown/black frame. Measures approximately 25" x 29" overall.

An original oil on canvas painting entitled "Summer Evening" by the late Alaska artist Jules B. Dahlager (1884-1952). The work, painted from the shore near Ketchikan, Alaska, depicts the placid waters as illuminated by the setting sun. Signed lower left and framed with title, information, and full artist signature en verso. Measures approximately 10.5" x 8.75" overall, image sight 8" x 6".

Original signed seascape oil painting by artist William S. Darling (Hungarian-American, 1882-1963) depicting heavy waves crashing against a rocky shoreline. It has artwork information written en verso; it is in a thick carved frame, which shows light wear commensurate with age. Measures approximately 15.75" x 18.5" overall, image sight 11" x 14".

An original oil painting floral study by Alaska artist Jeanne Laurence (1887-1980), wife of the prominent Alaska artist Sydney Laurence. The study depicts the western Arctic shooting star wildflower (Primula frigida), in both purple and white varieties, both native to the Alaska region. Signed lower right by the artist, the artwork is matted and loosely framed with a nail protruding en verso as photographed. Measures approximately 14.75" x 10.75" overall.

An original oil painting depicting an impressive moose with a large antler rack, standing on a hillside surveying the valley below. Signed lower right by the late Alaska artist Harvey B. Goodale (1900-1980), the work is housed in a wide frame with some discoloration and surface loss to the frame as photographed. Measures approximately 16.25" x 18.25" overall, image sight 8" x 10".

An original watercolor of a snowy winter scene by the late Alaskan artist Byron Birdsall (1937-2016). Housed within a wide off-white mat, and further housed within a golden frame, the piece measures approximately 15.75" x 11.25" overall.

An Alaska winterscape original painting depicting a snow-covered farmhouse and barn nestled within a grove of trees, fence winding down a gentle slope. Signed lower left by the late Alaska artist Marvin Mangus (1924-2009), the piece is framed in golden hues. Measures approximately 19.5" x 23.5" overall, image sight 14" x 18".

An original painting of Mt. McKinley on a summer day, green vegetation in the foreground, snow-topped mountain in the distance. Signed c.1928, lower left, by Alaska artist P.J. Hussey. Housed in the original frame with significant wear to the frame and discoloration en verso, as photographed. Measures approximately 21.5" x 15.5" overall, image sight 17" x 11".

An original painting depicting a young woman embracing her toddler, by the late Alaska artist Eustace Paul Ziegler (1881-1969), marked lower left in pencil. Housed in a gold tone frame with plaque titled "Mother and Child", lower center. A faded personalized note, en verso, remains visible as photographed. Artwork measures approximately 25" x 22" overall, image sight 20" x 16".