Nice grouping.

Nice grouping.

Nice grouping.

Nice grouping.

Nice grouping.

5" blade, 10" total length.

6" blade, 11 3/4" total length

8" blade, 13 1/4" total length.

11 1/8" in diameter, 3 1/2" tall and 8 7/8" in diameter, 6 3/4" tall. Bowl is cracked.

Frederic G. Renner, 1976

Lanning Aldrich, 1975

Gayle C. Shirley, 1996

Stan Lynde, 2005

Ada Powell, 1993

Garnet Stephenson, 1966

Thomas Schmidt, Jeremy Schmidt, 1999

Janice K. Broderick, 1982

Amon Carter Museum.

Nice grouping.

7" long, 5 7/8" tall, 5" wide Tim Sullivan (Born 1949) is active/lives in Montana. Tim Sullivan is known for Sculptor-western figure/wildlife.

12 1/8" by 10" framed. Title is Old Charley Grey Wolf.

11 7/8" by 9 3/4" framed

14 1/2" tall, 12 7/8" long, 5 7/8" wide

13 1/2" tall, 8 1/4" long, 8 1/8" wide. James Roybal (Born 1952) is active/lives in New Mexico. James Roybal is known for Native American sculpture, painting. James Roybal was born in 1952 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He knew from an early age that he was an artist. James got his first taste of casting bronze at age 12 from public school teacher Earnest Badyinski. He was lucky enough to have him also in high school and worked with him in his studio casting bronze during summer vacations. Roybal attended Highlands University and finished his formal education at New Mexico State University. After college, he worked in foundries casting bronze for him and others. In 1983 he became a full time artist. His first juried show, while still in high school, was in 1971, and he has had shows in over forty galleries around the United States. Roybal has his work in collections around the word, in public museum collections: Brown County Museum Minn. MN, Ella Corothers Dunegan Colection, Bolivar Mo. and is in "Who's Who in American Art", in the book "Contemporary Western Artists" ("700 of the Most Important Living Western Artists"). He also participated in the Albuquerque New Mexico Museum Miniatures Shows in 1987 and 1991 through 1994. He has shown in the annual Contemporary Hispanic Market (Spanish Market) in Santa Fe since 2004. He won the Southwest Art Magazine Award that year; First Place Awards in Pastel in 2008 and 2009; First Place for Acrylic and Oil in 2010; and Best of show 2012, as well as the Colores Award. James was also included in the Pastel Journal's 100. James was asked to speak and demonstrate at the New Mexico Pastel Society in Albuquerque in 2000, 2006, 2010, and 2011. He has also participated in the Pastel Society of America Shows, and is a member of the Sculpture Society of America, and the Pastel Society of New Mexico. Early on he exhibited in Kermezaar Arts and Crafts Show, El Paso, Texas, 1975; the New Mexican State Fair Professional Fine Arts Juried Competition, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1978. That year he won 1st place, Purchase Prize Award ("Outnumbered"). In 1981 he won 4th place ("Lorraine"). He won best of Show (People's Choice) in 1986 ("Eye to Eye"). Also in 1986 3rd place and Purchase Award ("Day Dreams"). In 1988 he won Best of Show and 4th place ("Winter Shadow"). In 1992 He won Honorable Mention Award ("Reflections"). Roybal participated in and was a juror for the first Santa Fe Festival of the Arts, 1979. Participating again in 1980. James has been invited to participate in a number of shows, including the Southern New Mexico Fair Art Exhibition, 1984; the first annual New Mexico Art Gala, Santa Fe, 1985; the Vista Invitational Exhibition, Stables Art Center, Taos, NM, 1986; Art Of and On Paper Invitational Show, Stables Art Center in Taos, NM, 1986; the Spring Arts and Crafts Expo, Albuquerque, NM, 1986; the Governor's Gallery, New Mexico State Capital, 1987; the Albuquerque New Mexico Museum, Annual Miniatures Show, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994. He was asked to judge the Santa Fe Contemporary Spanish Market in 1999. James was asked to demonstrate and speak numerous times to the New Mexico Pastel Society in Albuquerque,starting in 2000. He recently won Best of Show for Sculpture and a Ribbon at the 2012 Contempory Spanish Market. Roybal's work is in collections throughout the United States, in England, Australia, Germany, Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, the Caribbean, New Zealand, Norway and Japan. Roybal has had numerous shows in galleries in Albuquerque, Aspen, Beaver Creek, Colorado Springs, Dallas, Denver, Durango, Fort Worth, Houston, Jackson Hole, Los Angeles, Miami, Minneapolis, Oklahoma City, Santa Fe, Sarasota, Scottsdale, Sedona, Taos, Vail; and James has professionally exhibited in Santa Fe, New Mexico continuously since 1976; in Taos New Mexico since 1983 to 2010; Scottsdale for 17 years and Jackson for 10. Roybal is exploring new horizons. Excelling in both painting and sculpting in college, for more than 25 years, James has concentrated on sculpting in bronze and marble. His painting and drawing was for his own pleasure until studying with renowned pastel and oil painter Albert Handel in 1995. Since then James has devoted more time and energy to his painting and says, "I felt at ease the first time I tried pastel; it was like coming home." Now James is looking forward to painting in pastel, oil and sculpting.

Nice reel.

Nice reel.

For 35mm SLR camera.

Used. Appears to be working.

19 3/8" by 12 1/2" framed, handles protrude 2 1/2".

6 3/4" tall, 4 1/8" long, 2 1/2" wide.

12 1/4" by 9 1/4" framed. Nancy Powell McLaughlin (1932 - 1985) was active/lived in Montana. Nancy McLaughlin is known for Indian figure and animal painting, sculpture. Born in Kalispell, Montana, Nancy McLaughlin became noted for her depictions of Indian faces from babies to men and in her later years, the portrayal of Indian legends. Her passion in her later years was portraying Indian legends. She worked mostly with pencil and pastels in the early days but moved on to watercolor, oil, and sculpture. During her career, McLaughlin lived in Washington, Arizona, and Texas. She drew mostly horses and animals during her early age. She graduated from Flathead High School, which has several works by her in their library. She attended the University of Montana to get a teaching degree and study art. There she met Ace Powell, twenty years older than she. They married and started a family in Hungry Horse, Montana. In 1964, the house and studio and art gallery in Hungry Horse burned to the ground. The cause was never determined for sure, but their personal and private art collection and Indian artifacts were all destroyed. The pressure of this calamity was too much and the couple divorced, leaving four children, David, Christa, Allison, and Ann, all who have remained in the northwest. McLaughlin had had a life-long struggle with asthma and respiratory illnesses, and this was the cause of her death, which occurred in Newport, Washington.

12" by 9 1/4" framed Nancy Powell McLaughlin (1932 - 1985) was active/lived in Montana. Nancy McLaughlin is known for Indian figure and animal painting, sculpture. Born in Kalispell, Montana, Nancy McLaughlin became noted for her depictions of Indian faces from babies to men and in her later years, the portrayal of Indian legends. Her passion in her later years was portraying Indian legends. She worked mostly with pencil and pastels in the early days but moved on to watercolor, oil, and sculpture. During her career, McLaughlin lived in Washington, Arizona, and Texas. She drew mostly horses and animals during her early age. She graduated from Flathead High School, which has several works by her in their library. She attended the University of Montana to get a teaching degree and study art. There she met Ace Powell, twenty years older than she. They married and started a family in Hungry Horse, Montana. In 1964, the house and studio and art gallery in Hungry Horse burned to the ground. The cause was never determined for sure, but their personal and private art collection and Indian artifacts were all destroyed. The pressure of this calamity was too much and the couple divorced, leaving four children, David, Christa, Allison, and Ann, all who have remained in the northwest. McLaughlin had had a life-long struggle with asthma and respiratory illnesses, and this was the cause of her death, which occurred in Newport, Washington.

11 1/4" by 9 1/4" framed Nancy Powell McLaughlin (1932 - 1985) was active/lived in Montana. Nancy McLaughlin is known for Indian figure and animal painting, sculpture. Born in Kalispell, Montana, Nancy McLaughlin became noted for her depictions of Indian faces from babies to men and in her later years, the portrayal of Indian legends. Her passion in her later years was portraying Indian legends. She worked mostly with pencil and pastels in the early days but moved on to watercolor, oil, and sculpture. During her career, McLaughlin lived in Washington, Arizona, and Texas. She drew mostly horses and animals during her early age. She graduated from Flathead High School, which has several works by her in their library. She attended the University of Montana to get a teaching degree and study art. There she met Ace Powell, twenty years older than she. They married and started a family in Hungry Horse, Montana. In 1964, the house and studio and art gallery in Hungry Horse burned to the ground. The cause was never determined for sure, but their personal and private art collection and Indian artifacts were all destroyed. The pressure of this calamity was too much and the couple divorced, leaving four children, David, Christa, Allison, and Ann, all who have remained in the northwest. McLaughlin had had a life-long struggle with asthma and respiratory illnesses, and this was the cause of her death, which occurred in Newport, Washington.

14 1/4" by 11 1/4" framed

35 7/8" by 24 5/8" framed.

26 7/8" by 20 7/8" framed. Oil on board. Charles Bear (Born 1950) is active/lives in Montana. Charles Bear is known for Indian figure and genre. A resident of Virginia City, Montana, his paintings reflect his love of the Northern Plains during the era of the 1850s. He has been a long-time participant in the C.M. Russell Auction.

23 1/8" by 15 1/8" framed. Austin Deuel (1939 - 2021) was active/lived in Arizona. Austin Deuel is known for Western genre and figure painting and sculpture, mural. The following information is courtesy of the artist: Chronology: 1939 Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1959 Joined the Marine Corps 1965 Became a full-time working fine artist 1967 Rejoined the marines, assigned to their combat art program in the Republic of Vietnam 1971 Moved to Scottsdale, Arizona Publications (magazines): Pioneer West, March 1974; Western Horsemen, May 1985; Southwest Art, December 1977, January 1980, April, 1992; Artist of the Rockies, Spring 1985; Wildlife Art, August 1979 Books Published (Author): Canon De Los Artistas (1982) Subject: Baja; Even God is Against Us (1986) Subject: Vietnam; Swan Lake, Nature's Amazing Grace (2006) Subject: Alaska Books mentioned in: Lehrman, Lewis. Being An Artist; Chenoweth, Col. H. Avery (USMCR) Act of War; Murphy, Edward F. The Hill Fights

22 1/8" by 19 1/8" framed. Marvin Enes (1946 - 2003) was active/lived in United States. Marvin Enes is known for Painting.

Nice grouping.

16 1/4" long, 11 1/8" tall

48" long.

46 3/8" by 71"

3 3/4" long, 2 1/8" wide, 1 3/4" tall

6 1/8" long, 2 3/8" tall, 2 1/4" wide.

3 5/8" tall, 3 1/8" in diameter.

26 7/8" long, 2 5/8" wide.

12 7/8" long, 5 7/8" wide, 7/8" tall

21 5/8 long, 7 7/8" wide. Contemporary.

Nice example.

Victor and Triumph.

15" by 33". Title is The Right Change. Ken Hansen is known for Painting. Ken Hansen was a dentist who studied with Walter Hook, and became a very accomplished painter (mostly watercolors) after he retired from his practice

14" tall, 3 1/2" long, 3 3/8" wide. Sold as-is.

14 7/8" tall, 4" in diameter. Sold as-is.

11" tall, 2 7/8" in diameter. Sold as-is.

11 1/8" tall, 3 1/4" long, 2 3/4" wide. Sold as-is.

14 3/4" tall, 3" long, 2 7/8" wide. Sold as-is.

11 3/8" tall, 2 3/4" long, 2 1/4" wide. Sold as-is.

10 1/4" long, 2 1/2" in diameter. Sold as-is.

12 1/8" tall, 2 3/4" in diameter. Sold as-is.

12 7/8" tall, 3" in diameter. Sold as-is.

11 1/4" tall, 3 1/2" in diameter. Sold as-is.

Paul Wing, 1950

1976

Nice example in box.

10 1/4" tall, 8 1/2" long, 7 7/8" wide Tom Saubert (Born 1950) is active/lives in Montana. Tom Saubert is known for Historical American frontier scene figure and genre, Indians, white settlers, horses. In a career spanning 40 plus years, the paintings of Tom Saubert focus on the representation of the Western Genre, its people and history, with an emphasis on historical accuracy. With a breadth of professional experience from college educator to Disney instructor Tom’s work possesses all the attributes of truth in subject, dress, and location, yet still artistically introspective of the human condition. He is a dedicated historian, a story teller whose work transports you to a moment in time, a place and people, past and present. Tom has participated in several prestigious invitational shows including the Master of the American West at the Autry National Center, and over the course of his career he has received several awards for merit. He has been a member of the Rendezvous Group of Artists since 2000. A Montana native, he works from his studio outside Kalispell, MT.

56 3/8" long, 34" wide.

59" wide, 66 1/2" long.

36 3/4" long, 25 1/2" wide.

22" wide, 40 1/4" long, 42 1/2" with threads

62" wide, 96" long

11" tall, 6 3/8" long, 2 1/4" wide.

7 7/8" long, 4" wide, 1" tall. In case.

Nice grouping

21 3/4" long

Red, white, and blue Vera scarf measures 23 1/8" by 22 1/2".

Unused in package

10 7/8" in diameter, 8 1/2" tall

8 5/8" long, 2 3/4' wide, 2 1/2" tall

Untested. Includes leather case.

17 5/8" tall, 5 7/8" in diameter

Nice store display.

Nice store display.

4 Total. Measuring between 6 1/2" and 8 1/4".

Marshall Saunders 1890s Edition

Bartlett

John Clayton Tracy, C.E, 1913. Stated First Edition

Omar Khayyam

Luke D. Sweetman, 1947

6" blade, 10 1/8" total length. Leather sheath. Buffalo scene on blade.

Nice set.

37 1/8" long. Fashioned after the Mills Belt.

20 1/2" blade, 33" total length

20" blade, 33" total length

12 1/2" blade, 21 1/2" total length

12 1/2" blade, 21 1/2" total length

44 Mag SWC, 30/06, .22/250

Measures 12 1/2" tall without handle

Nice grouping. 6026w Whistle Tender, 2018 engine.

Partial Contents only

Nice grouping

22 3/8" long, 8 1/2" wide

Includes Contents

18 1/4" by 15 3/8". Signed and numbered.

19 3/4" by 15 3/4". Signed and numbered.

32" by 13". Signed and numbered.

18 1/4" long, 17" wide, 10 3/4" tall

33 1/4" long, 16 1/8" tall, 16 1/8" wide. Salesman sample or child's size.

Includes case and manual

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Specialty plates

4 total

19 7/8" by 15 3/4". Signed and numbered.

1956 & 1959

6 7/8" tall, 3 1/4" in diameter. Model 3121.

10 1/4" tall, 6 1/4" in diameter

Includes contents. 8 1/4" by 5 5/8" by 2 5/8"

8 1/4" tall, 8" long, 6 3/8" wide

Detroit Lubricator Co., 6 3/4" tall, 2 1/4" in diameter

14 1/2" long, 4 3/4" wide

20" by 28 1/2"

E.L.K Inc and Larry D. Jones

16" by 24 5/8". Winold Reiss.

16" by 33 1/2". Winold Reiss

Size 9 1/2

2 1/2 x 8 variable. Comes with box.

10" tall, 8 3/4" in diameter. Reproduction.

12 1/8" tall, 7 1/2" long, 6 3/8" wide

31 pieces total

21 1/4" long, 8 1/4" in diameter, 4 3/4" deep

6 3/8" tall, 5 1/8" long, 4 3/8" wide. Parts missing. Reproduction.

31" long.

Nice grouping

Includes 8 spinners

Includes Accessories

Dequincey, 1897

Mary Roberts Rinehart

Nice grouping

Nice grouping. California and New York Shipments requires this lot to be sent to an FFL Dealer.

19 7/8" by 15 7/8".

15 3/4" tall, 13 7/8" long, 13 1/4" wide

5 7/8" tall, 4 3/4" long, 2" wide

5" tall, 2 1/2" long, 2 3/8" wide. Terry Mimnaugh (Born 1955) is active/lives in Montana. Terry Mimnaugh is known for Figure, genre, landscape, heroic bronze. Residing in Montana, Terry Mimnaugh is known for her oils, watercolors, pastels, and heroic bronzes. Because of herskill at capturing the true essence of children in their element, she's highly sought after for commissioned work of children and religious icons. Ms. Mimnaugh participates annually in the Charles Russell Auction in Great Falls and she's won multiple awards including the Richard Schmid merit award, the NWR Award, and a Montana Institute of the Arts Award.

1/16 scale.

13 3/4" blade, 20" total length. Handle is burnt.

Missing wheel

No combination

15" long 9" tall with handle, 8 7/8" wide

22 3/4" tall, 4 1/8" in diameter

Nice example

Lure comes with box

Signed R. Johnson. Measures 48" long x 10 1/2" tall.

1/16 scale.

8 1/4" long, 4 1/2" wide, 1 1/4" tall

Nice example.

Nice large toy. Overall in good condition with original decals.

14 7/8" by 9 5/8" by 9"

Nice example.

Working condition with a bunch of extras as shown.

Box only

Box only

5 1/4" tall, 6 1/2" in diameter

4 1/8" tall, 5 3/4" in diameter

6" in diameter, 4 1/8" tall

14" tall, 7 1/4" long, 5 3/4" wide

Nice grouping.

Key included.

22" by 21 1/2". Trunk Up.

21 5/8" by 20 1/4".

With pouch. Untested.

Nice example. 1943 dated.

10 7/8" tall, 9 5/8" long, 5" wide

Signed Gene Smith. 22 3/4" total length with handle, 11 3/8" wide

11" tall, 10 1/4" long, 7 1/2" wide Joe Halko (1940 - 2009) was active/lived in Montana. Joe Halko is known for Wildlife sculpture, dioramist, landscape painting. Joe Halko grew up a student of nature of a ranch south of Great Falls, Montana. He learned the habits of the fox and the skunk, the crafty ways of the crows who nested in the same tree year after year, and whether the storm clouds held precious rain or dreaded hail. He built toy trucks and tractors out of leftovers from his father's shop and sculpted with clay out of the creek bank using ranch animals as models. He learned the basics of taxidermy from an uncle and so began his serious study of the anatomy of game birds and animals. Halko's first formal art education was Art Instruction, Inc. of Minneapolis, a correspondence course. After graduating from high school, he worked as a taxidermist in Great Falls and studied art at the University of Great Falls before he was drafted into the US Army. With that commitment complete, he took the train to New York to study art at the Fisk Studios and to work as a commercial artist for a Long Island advertising agency. He spent his free time there at the Museum of Natural History sketching the taxidermy mounts and the backgrounds. The school, work and big city museums were new and rewarding experiences, but the busy city was not where he wanted to be. He returned to Great Falls and earned his bachelor's degree in biology and chemistry - hoping for a career with the Forest Service or the Fish, Wildlife & Parks Department. Through all of this Halko had been studying painting and sculpting, and spending as much time as possible in the out of doors. As it turns out the taxidermy and the biology degree were solid preparations for Joe's career as a wildlife sculptor. His first serious sculptures were done as aids for painting - to study shadows, dimensions, and foreshortening. As he did more of these sculptures he found that he really enjoyed the sculpting, and it came easily for him. He continued his day work as a sought-after taxidermist doing sculpting on the side until 1976, when he turned to sculpting as his full-time occupation. He has been fortunate to have lived in Montana all of his life. He married Margaret also a Montana native in 1969, and they have two daughters who are now grown. There were many opportunities along the way to move to bigger cities and larger markets, to travel and participate in the so-called big time shows, but Halko wanted to live and to raise his family in the environment they all loved. They spent 17 years south of Cascade along the Missouri River where wildlife and bird life was abundant and much studied. In 1998 Joe and Margaret moved to Choteau, another beautiful spot in Montana. It is a picturesque Montana town along the east front of the Rocky Mountains with easy access to the rugged wilderness and numerous wildlife preserves.

18 5/8" tall, 15" long, 8 5/8" wide Joe Halko (1940 - 2009) was active/lived in Montana. Joe Halko is known for Wildlife sculpture, dioramist, landscape painting. Joe Halko grew up a student of nature of a ranch south of Great Falls, Montana. He learned the habits of the fox and the skunk, the crafty ways of the crows who nested in the same tree year after year, and whether the storm clouds held precious rain or dreaded hail. He built toy trucks and tractors out of leftovers from his father's shop and sculpted with clay out of the creek bank using ranch animals as models. He learned the basics of taxidermy from an uncle and so began his serious study of the anatomy of game birds and animals. Halko's first formal art education was Art Instruction, Inc. of Minneapolis, a correspondence course. After graduating from high school, he worked as a taxidermist in Great Falls and studied art at the University of Great Falls before he was drafted into the US Army. With that commitment complete, he took the train to New York to study art at the Fisk Studios and to work as a commercial artist for a Long Island advertising agency. He spent his free time there at the Museum of Natural History sketching the taxidermy mounts and the backgrounds. The school, work and big city museums were new and rewarding experiences, but the busy city was not where he wanted to be. He returned to Great Falls and earned his bachelor's degree in biology and chemistry - hoping for a career with the Forest Service or the Fish, Wildlife & Parks Department. Through all of this Halko had been studying painting and sculpting, and spending as much time as possible in the out of doors. As it turns out the taxidermy and the biology degree were solid preparations for Joe's career as a wildlife sculptor. His first serious sculptures were done as aids for painting - to study shadows, dimensions, and foreshortening. As he did more of these sculptures he found that he really enjoyed the sculpting, and it came easily for him. He continued his day work as a sought-after taxidermist doing sculpting on the side until 1976, when he turned to sculpting as his full-time occupation. He has been fortunate to have lived in Montana all of his life. He married Margaret also a Montana native in 1969, and they have two daughters who are now grown. There were many opportunities along the way to move to bigger cities and larger markets, to travel and participate in the so-called big time shows, but Halko wanted to live and to raise his family in the environment they all loved. They spent 17 years south of Cascade along the Missouri River where wildlife and bird life was abundant and much studied. In 1998 Joe and Margaret moved to Choteau, another beautiful spot in Montana. It is a picturesque Montana town along the east front of the Rocky Mountains with easy access to the rugged wilderness and numerous wildlife preserves.

11 7/8" tall, 6" long, 5 3/4" wide

Nice Grouping

Cards, Chips, Chip Holder

11 3/4" by 9 1/4" framed. Jean Reppe Halverson (20th century) was active/lived in Montana, Wyoming. Jean Halverson is known for Landscape, birds, florals. Jean Halverson is an artist from the West who paints mostly representational watercolors with the goal of showing imagination, enthusiasm, and feeling. Even though she chooses not to limit herself as to subject matter or approach, she intends for her work to have unmistakable Halverson spirit and lyrical style. Uniting her appreciation of nature and beauty with her ability as an artist, Jean has developed a unique style of painting that has won her signature membership in the American Watercolor Society, Midwest Watercolor Society and an honorary signature member of the Montana Watercolor Society. She has had the distinction of having a painting accepted into the National Academy of Design juried show. Art is a way of life for Jean, and its importance to her is summed up in this comment she makes: "Although reality is most often spoken in terms of the negative aspects of life, beauty and goodness are just as much a part of reality. Art in its highest level in all its creative forms provides us with beauty and balance. Therefore, art is nourishing, enriching and enhances the quality of all our lives."

7 3/4" by 5 7/8" framed. Dave Powell is a native son of Montana, in a world of change and transition; few can say they have roots in a single geography that go back four generations. Dave's pedigree in art is just about as deep. He is the son of artists Ace Powell and Nancy McLaughlin Powell. That heritage leads back to the likes of Charlie Russell and Joe De Young, both famous for their abilities to "tell the story" through their art. His father, Ace Powell, was a prolific Western artist whose first childhood paint-box set was a gift from Charlie and Nancy Russell. Dave became a serious student of art in his mid-teens, and has been a professional artist most of his adult life. Over the years he has worked with Bob Scriver, Ned Jacob and Robert Lougheed. Dave will be the first to give thanks and credit to *CAA founder Joe Beeler for his longstanding friendship and guidance over many years. Because of his vast knowledge of the dress and habits of Western Indians, pioneers and cowboys, Dave is often called upon to provide costumes and props, and to give technical advice about authenticity for films and television. Productions he has worked on include Good Old Boys, Silverado, The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams and Lonesome Dove. His interests in historic reenactments and rides have taken him all across the West, and these travels have afforded Dave the opportunity for inspiration. While his film work utilizes his experience and observation, his sculptures, paintings and illustrations are born of his imagination. Dave and his family now reside in central Montana, just a short drive from Charlie Russell's home in Great Falls. There he is constantly inspired by the very buttes and prairies that Russell himself loved and painted.

7 7/8" by 5 7/8" framed Dave Powell is a native son of Montana, in a world of change and transition; few can say they have roots in a single geography that go back four generations. Dave's pedigree in art is just about as deep. He is the son of artists Ace Powell and Nancy McLaughlin Powell. That heritage leads back to the likes of Charlie Russell and Joe De Young, both famous for their abilities to "tell the story" through their art. His father, Ace Powell, was a prolific Western artist whose first childhood paint-box set was a gift from Charlie and Nancy Russell. Dave became a serious student of art in his mid-teens, and has been a professional artist most of his adult life. Over the years he has worked with Bob Scriver, Ned Jacob and Robert Lougheed. Dave will be the first to give thanks and credit to *CAA founder Joe Beeler for his longstanding friendship and guidance over many years. Because of his vast knowledge of the dress and habits of Western Indians, pioneers and cowboys, Dave is often called upon to provide costumes and props, and to give technical advice about authenticity for films and television. Productions he has worked on include Good Old Boys, Silverado, The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams and Lonesome Dove. His interests in historic reenactments and rides have taken him all across the West, and these travels have afforded Dave the opportunity for inspiration. While his film work utilizes his experience and observation, his sculptures, paintings and illustrations are born of his imagination. Dave and his family now reside in central Montana, just a short drive from Charlie Russell's home in Great Falls. There he is constantly inspired by the very buttes and prairies that Russell himself loved and painted.

9 1/4" by 8 1/8" framed. Signed R. Swensson '70.

26 3/4" by 22 3/4" framed. Signed Carr or Corr.

10 5/8" tall, 4 3/4" long, 3 3/4" wide Anna Dwyer (20th century) was active/lived in Montana. Anna Dwyer is known for Horses, children, sculptor.

6 3/4" tall, 4 3/8" long, 2 3/4" wide

3" tall, 3" long, 2 7/8" wide

1/16 scale.

Works

10 1/2" wide, 56 1/8" tall

74" long, 73 1/4" wide

68 1/4" by 82 5/8"

72" long

66", 32# at 28"

62", 45# at 28".

17 3/4" long, 6 3/8" tall, 6 1/4" wide. Signed Robert Johnson

Size 7 3/8

Came from Butte Saloon owned by the Andersons.

16 1/2" tall, 14 5/8" long, 12" wide

Box only

Box only

Samuel Chamberlain, 1942

Montana history

Sand Coulee, Stockett, Tracy, No 7, Centerville, Surrounding Areas. Montana. Rare book.

Dee Brown.

Author Signed. 1978

Author Signed. 1978

Cracked. 2 1/2" long.

Rare old piece. Found in Northern Montana. 6 3/4" long.

5 5/8" long.

Nice example.

CDB Bryan. 1986

Michael F Jerram. 1980

2002

Memoirs of WWII Captain Bernard W. Peterson. 1992

Steve Smith. 1979

Nice grouping.

9" diameter. No key. Crystal is cracked.

Nice example.

Nice set of 8 glasses.

21" by 27" framed. Nancy Powell McLaughlin (1932 - 1985) was active/lived in Montana. Nancy McLaughlin is known for Indian figure and animal painting, sculpture. Born in Kalispell, Montana, Nancy McLaughlin became noted for her depictions of Indian faces from babies to men and in her later years, the portrayal of Indian legends. Her passion in her later years was portraying Indian legends. She worked mostly with pencil and pastels in the early days but moved on to watercolor, oil, and sculpture. During her career, McLaughlin lived in Washington, Arizona, and Texas. She drew mostly horses and animals during her early age. She graduated from Flathead High School, which has several works by her in their library. She attended the University of Montana to get a teaching degree and study art. There she met Ace Powell, twenty years older than she. They married and started a family in Hungry Horse, Montana. In 1964, the house and studio and art gallery in Hungry Horse burned to the ground. The cause was never determined for sure, but their personal and private art collection and Indian artifacts were all destroyed. The pressure of this calamity was too much and the couple divorced, leaving four children, David, Christa, Allison, and Ann, all who have remained in the northwest. McLaughlin had had a life-long struggle with asthma and respiratory illnesses, and this was the cause of her death, which occurred in Newport, Washington.

Acrylic on Canvas. 14" by 17" framed. Rodney Steven Lawrence (Born 1951) is active/lives in Michigan. Rodney Lawrence is known for Wildlife, stamp designs. A magna cum laude graduate with a fine-arts degree from the University of Michigan, Rodney Lawrence is a full-time artist known for wildlife images. Some of those images have appeared on Michigan postage stamps.

12 1/2" by 15 1/2" framed.

12 3/4" by 13 1/2" framed. Marilynn Dwyer Mason was born in the splendor and beauty of southwest Montana. She began drawing at a very early age, and has built a highly successful professional career. The breadth of her talent shows through in her ability to create beautiful fine art portraits, western landscapes, illustrated furniture and her beloved bears. As an accomplished artist and illustrator she is a master in pastel, watercolor, acrylic, oil, and pen & ink. Marilynn's work has been exhibited throughout the United States and is represented in hundreds of private collections. Influenced by the work of Philip Goodwin, John Singer Sargeant and Oliver Kemp, her paintings of outdoor adventures depict the nostalgia of the first half of the twentieth century. Painting from her own vivid imagination, Marilynn evokes an atmosphere that colorfully captures the beauty of the American West and a rich sporting heritage. Marilynn maintains a studio in Butte, Montana where she continues to create stunning original works of art. Many of Marilynn's paintings are available as premium gallery wrapped images and as limited edition giclée prints on canvas using the finest archival inks. The prints are hand stretched, numbered and framed in bespoke birch bark frames. Every frame is individually made from authentic birch bark and wild harvested willow - each frame is one-of-a-kind. Dwyer Mason Art maintains her studio in Butte Montana, where she created her now iconic Mason Bear Series , as well as countless other stunning original art

17" by 21" framed. Mimi Grant (20th century) was active/lived in Montana. Mimi Grant is known for Wildlife, scratchboard. From Great Falls, Montana, she is a scratchboard and oil artist known for her subject matter of nature. For many years, she has entered work in the C.M. Russell Auction and has been juried into the Southeastern wildlife Exposition in Orlando, Florida, and the Pacific rim Exposition in Seattle, Washington. She is married to artist Don Grant.

12 1/2" by 15 1/2" framed. Jodie Boren (Born 1926) is active/lives in Texas. Jodie Boren is known for Western-family genre, landscape. Jodie Boren was born in 1926, in Texas. Jodie has spent his adult life an an artist. He is best known for his images depicting scenes of the American southwest. Jodie Boren's award-winning oils, watercolors, and drawings have been on the covers of The Cattleman, The Paint Horse Journal, and The Quarter Horse Journal. His works have also been featured in Southwest Art Magazine. Many of Jodie Boren's works have been used in the production of Christmas cards.

The Optimist Creed.

Nice early piece.

Some wear as shown.

1956

Nice grouping.

Nice set with case.

1944

Written in German. Identified to an H.H. Voss of Burns Montana.

Kathleen Norris. 1993

Edward Wallace. 1955 First Edition.

Encounters on the Overland Trails. Michael Tate. 2006

Memories of a Montana Boyhood. Milton Shatraw. 1970

A Pop Up Book of Faberge Masterpieces.

1950

Otis T. Mason. 1973

Allan G. Bogue

Edmondo De Amicis. Two Volumes. 1897

New in original box.

Nice set.

Nice grouping.

Nice grouping of old paperwork. All in relation to the C.D. Small Livestock Company.

Mounted in Albums.

Nice set in box.

5 1/4" tall, 4 1/4" long with handle, 3 1/4" in diameter

8" tall, 7" long, 6 1/8" wide. Cracked.

5 5/8" tall, 3 7/8" in diameter

4 1/4" tall, 1 7/8" in diameter

5 1/4" tall, 4 1/4" long, 3 1/2" wide

9" tall, 8" long, 6 3/4" wide

Nice example.

Nice set.

3 1/4" by 2 1/2" by 2 1/2".

Nice grouping.

10" long, 7 7/8" wide, 2 1/4" tall

Svetlana Alexandrovna Touchkoff. 1991

6 3/4" tall, 2 1/2" in diameter

Nice grouping.

Nice grouping.

12 3/4" long, 10 3/8" wide, 4 3/8" tall.

7 3/8" tall, 2 1/2" long, 2 1/4" wide.

4 3/4" tall.

7 1/4" tall, 4" long, 1 7/8" wide.

Nice grouping.

95 grams total weight.

W.B. Conkey Company. 1897 F. La Roche.

Empty.

79.94 grams without glass liners.

Nice set.

Nice example with case.

Nice example. Working.

Ice Coupon Books. Eugene Oregon.

Nice grouping

Nice grouping.

Nice grouping of proof coins.

50 and 100 Colones.

Nice grouping.

Nice proof coin in box.

Nice set.

Nice little fractional coin.

Nice grouping.

Nice set.

Nice grouping.

Nice coin.

Nice set.

Nice grouping.

Nice grouping.

Nice grouping.

Sealed.

18 3/8" long. Not running.

4 3/4" long, 3/4" wide

16.49 grams. Nice grouping.

2 1/2" long, 3/8" wide.

7.89 grams.

3 3/8" tall, 1 1/4" wide.

7 3/8" long, 1 1/4" wide

Printed in 1974

17 1/2" tall, 5 1/4" long, 4 1/4" wide

17 1/8" long, 14" wide, 6 3/4" tall. Appears to be southern, most likely Pentecostal. Carving appears to feature the hand of a preacher holding a snake. Southern Religious Iconography. Very well made. Signed as shown.

Nice grouping

Very nice collection.

18 1/8" by 12 1/8" in matte.

11 1/4" tall, 7 3/8" in diameter

19 1/2" in diameter, 6 3/8" tall.

19 1/2" in diameter, 6 3/8" tall

Nice grouping

66" long

1923, 1926, 1949, 1950, 1952, 1958, 1972

26 3/4" by 33 1/2" framed

Pendant weighs .9 grams. Chain is 18" long and not gold.

Nice grouping

10 Coins total. Mixed dates.

Sealed

18 total

18 total

Bronze.

8 total.

2.35 grams, 15 5/8" long

16 1/8" long.

20 1/8" long

16 1/2" long

16 1/4" long,

Scarce

Viceroy. Nice grouping.

2 Arrowheads & 1 Drill

52 total

71 Total

125 total. Various designs.

14 total

17 Rolls. 680 coins total. Various dates.

3 silver uncirculated. 1 Proof coin.

5 Red Seal 2 Dollar Notes. 1 Silver Certificate 1 Dollar Note.

Nice example.

40 Total

Reverse paste over from 1964 Geraldine Centennial Days

Spanish Colonial

9 Total. Various Cities.

9 total

42 Total

Various dates. 35 Total

159 Total. 156 are Bicentennial

Denver Mint. 40 total

2 Half Dollars. 1 Dollar coin. In cases.

Various dates

Various dates

Various dates

Various 1970s dates

A few Canadian cents also

Diverse collection

Frederick A. Peterson Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Frank C. Hibben, 1960 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Guy Berger and Nancy Schiffer 2000 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Richard C. Sandoval, Edna S. Glenn, 1990 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Frank C. Hibben, 1960 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Richard Conn, Denver Art Museum, 1989 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Reginald Laubin, Gladys Laubin, 1980 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Otis Tufton Mason, 1984 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Christine Mather, 1990 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Virgil Y Russell, 1962 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Bill Holm, 1987 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Emma Lila Fundaburk, Mary Douglass Fundaburk Foreman, 1985 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Oliver La Farge, 1956 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Volume 1 Number 4 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Frederick J. Dockstader, 1973 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Bertha P. Dutton, 1961 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

The Pottery of New Mexico's Pueblos. Linda B. Eaton 1990 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Stewart Peckham, 1990 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Pueblo Pottery of the American Southwest. Alfred E. Dittert, Jr., Fred Plog, 1985 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Bill Yenne, 1986 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Patricia Janis Broder Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Carleton S. Coon, 1964 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

John Adair, 1944 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Robin Langley Sommer, 1998 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

2000 Artist Biographies. Gregory Schaaf, Ph.D. Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Michael Wood, 1988 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

With a Hopi Interpretation. Fred Kabotie, 1982 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

John W. Barry, 2nd Edition, 1984 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Peter L. Macnair, Alan L. Hoover, Kevin Neary Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Roy Hathcock, 1983 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Carolyn O'Bagy Davis, 1995 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Norman Feder, 1995 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Lar Hothem, 1986 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Abraham Anghik Ruben , 2016 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

George Bird Grinnell, 1972 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Dr. Frank W. Lamb, 3rd Printing, 1981 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Contemporary Indian Art and Its Evolution Jerry Jacka, Lois Essary Jacka, Clara Lee Tanner, First Edition, 1988 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

4 Total Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

7 total. Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

15 Total. Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

7 total. Various Volumes. Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Prehistoric Ceramic Art Of Arkansas. Kent C. Westbrook 1982 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Ken Hedges, Alfred E. Dittert, Jr., 1984 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Charles Miles, 1963 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Maxwell Museum of Anthropology, 1982 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX

Sandra Corrie Newman, 1979 Allard Auction Collection Inv: AX