2017 Great American July Auction, Holabird Western Americana Collections, LLC

Lot # 3103 California Oregon Native American & Western ArtJunco by Jerry Dollar 1985 Oregon Lot # 3108 Texas Arapaho Sentinel by MichaelJunco by Jerry Dollar. Beautiful bird Boyett 1981 Arapaho Sentinel by Michael Boyett.carving, 5” high. Est. $400 ~ $700 Pewter sculpture, # 493 / 2500. Est. $150 ~ $300HWAC# 48570 HWAC# 48160 Lot # 3109 Texas Bison’s Fury by Michael Boyett “Bison’s Fury” by Michael Boyett. Pewter sculpture #82 / 2500. 6.5” x 5” x 3.25”. Incredible! Horse, rider, attacked by bison. Est. $350 ~ $600 HWAC# 48152Lot # 3103A California Mountain Lot # 3110Bluebird by Jerry Dollar 1986 TexasMountain Bluebird by Jerry Dollar. Bloodmm7” high, incredible piece. BrothersEst. $400 ~ $700 HWAC# 48572 by Michael Boyett 1982 “Blood Brothers” by Lot # 3104 Idaho “Double Michael Boyett. Pewter sculpture, Trouble” Bronze Statue 1986 #830 / 1500. 4.5” x 4.5” x 3.5”. Two Bronze sculpture by Idaho artist, men (one white, one red). holding D. D. Edwards. Beautiful bronze, off an enemy. Est. $200 ~ $400 “Double Trouble” depicts two HWAC# 48150 bighorn sheep battling another bighorn. 8” h x 10.5” w x 5.5” d. Lot # 3111 Texas Buffalo Signed by artist. Est. $400 ~ $800 Stalker-Crow by Michael Boyett HWAC# 33104 “Buffalo Stalker- Crow” by Michael Boyett. Pewter sculpture, # 731 / 2500. Est. $180 ~ $260 HWAC# 48166Lot # 3105 Idaho “Winter Lot # 3112 Texas Circling the EnemyProvisions” Bronze Statue by Michael Boyett 1982 “Circling the1996 Bronze sculpture by Enemy” by Michael Boyett. PewterD. D. Edwards. This bronze sculpture, # 1108 / 2500. 4.75” x 5”depicts a hunter with his x 3.5”. Very nice piece. Est. $200 ~horse, and a deer he has shot. 5.5” h x 12” w x 6” d. Signed by artist. $300 HWAC# 48156Est. $300 ~ $600 HWAC# 33105 Lot # 3113 Texas Comanche by Lot # 3106 North Carolina On the Michael Boyett 1980 “Comanche” by Horizon by Lawrence Heyda 1996 On Michael Boyett. Pewter sculpture, # 500/ the Horizon by Lawrence Heyda, pewter 2500. 4.5” x 4” x 3”. Est. $130 ~ $250 sculpture, 4/350, 6.75” x 7” x 4” on wood HWAC# 48153 base. Beautifully crafted, produced by Chilmark Fine Pewter. Est. $200 ~ $300 HWAC# 48050Lot # 3107 South Carolina Storyteller Lot # 3114 Texas Dance of theby Don Polland Storyteller by Don Eagles-Cree by Boyett “Dance ofPolland. Pewter sculpture, #1821 / the Eagles-Cree” by Michael Boyett.2500. 3.25” high on wood base. Native Pewter sculpture, # 601 / 2500. Est.American painting on a stretched hide. $130 ~ $200 HWAC# 48164Est. $150 ~ $250 HWAC# 48062Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 149

Native American & Western Art Lot # 3122 Texas The Trapper, Jim Bridger by Michael Boyett “The Lot # 3115 Texas Iroquois Warfare Trapper, Jim Bridger” by Michael Boyett. by Michael Boyett 1989 “Iroquois Pewter sculpture, #81 / 1500. Est. $180 Warfare” by Michael Boyett. ~ $300 HWAC# 48165 Pewter sculpture, #1027 / 2500. Est. $130 ~ $200 HWAC# 48159Lot # 3116 Texas Listening for Lot # 3123 Texas When WarriorsHooves Arikawa by Boyett 1981 Meet by Michael Boyett “When“Listening for Hooves-Arikara” Warriors Meet” by Michael Boyett.by Boyett. Pewter sculpture, # Pewter sculpture, # 68 / 1500. 4.5”217 / 2500. Est. $180 ~ $250 x 5.5” x 3.25”. Sword broken off,HWAC# 48163 otherwise nice piece. Est. $250 ~ $450 HWAC# 48079 Lot # 3117 Texas Plight of the Huntsman by Michael Boyett Lot # 3124 Texas Winter Hunt by 1981 “Plight of the Huntsman” by Michael Boyett “Winter Hunt” by Michael Michael Boyett. Pewter sculpture, Boyett. Pewter sculpture, # 210 / 2500. # 93 / 950. 6.75” x 7” x 3”. Fabulous piece of hunter with his dogs. Incredible scene of hunter and his Est. $300 ~ $400 HWAC# 48162 horse jumping over a buffalo. Est. $300 ~ $600 HWAC# 48151 Lot # 3118 Lot # 3125 Texas Austin Prod Sioux War AP 1693: Cry by Indian Chief Michael This is a Boyett 17” statue“Sioux War Cry” by Michael Boyett. Pewter identified as an Austin Prod. The number issculpture, # 1313 / 2500. 6.5” x 4” x 3”. Est. hard to read, but it looks like 1693. Heavy$130 ~ $260 HWAC# 48155 wood. Green and red coloring. Est. $400 ~ $800 HWAC# 47303 Lot # 3119 Texas Snow Hunter, Lot # 3126 Blackfoot by Michael Boyett 1980 “Snow California Kiowa Hunter, Blackfoot” by Michael Boyett. Princess by Don Pewter sculpture, # 650 / 2500. 4” x 3.5” x Polland 1990 “Kiowa 2.25”. Est. $150 ~ $300 HWAC# 48157 Princess” painted pewter sculpture by Don Polland. 113/1200. 6.75” x 3” x 2.5”. Chilmark. Est. $250 ~ $400 HWAC# 48015 Lot # 3120 Lot # 3127 Texas The CaliforniaRescue of the Nighthawk by Boyette Renegade1980 “The Rescue of the Nighthawk” by by DonBoyette. Pewter sculpture, # 164 / 1500. Polland 1990Est. $350 ~ $450 HWAC# 48167 “Renegade” pewter sculpture Lot # 3121 Texas The Tracker, by Don Polland. Nez Perce by Michael Boyett 1981 811/2500.4.5” “The Tracker, Nez Perce” by Michael x 5” x 2.5” on Boyett. Pewter sculpture, 3 297 / wood base. Hand 2500. Est. $130 ~ $250 HWAC# signed. Chilmark 48158 Fine Pewter. Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 48016 Lot # 3128 California Running Wolf by Don Polland 1984 “Running Wolf” Pewter sculpture by Don Polland. 72/1200. Hand painted pewter, 6.5” x 3” x 2.75” on wood base. Chilmark fine Pewter. Est. $250 ~ $400 HWAC# 48013150 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Lot # 3129 California The Native American & Western Art Cheyenne by Don Polland 1973 “The Cheyenne” pewter Lot # 3135 Texas Ranch Hand by Barbara sculpture by Don Pollland. Brigham Diorama of ranch hand in barn with Hand signed by Polland. 1986/ rifle. Barbara Brigham (1929-) lives in Texas. 2800. 5.25” x 6” x 3”. Chilmark. Sculpture is enclosed in plexi box-11” x 6.5” x Very nice piece! Est. $300 ~ 6.5”. Est. $250 ~ $350 HWAC# 48178 $600 HWAC# 48019 Lot # 3136Lot # 3130 California War Party, Trooper on thePewter sculpture 1980 “War Southern PlainsParty”, Pewter by Don Polland, 1991 “Troopersculptor. 618/2300. War Party on the Southerndepicts three warriors, one in Plains” inspiredbear costume, racing along with by Fredericweapons drawn. 6” x 8” x 6.5”, on Remington. Pewter sculpture, painted, bywood base. Chilmark Fine Pewter. Est. $250 ~ $500 HWAC# 48009 Chilmark. #262 / 500. Est. $200 ~ $300 HWAC# 48168 Lot # 3131 California When War Chiefs Meet, Lot # 3137 Holding Ground by Don Polland 1980 “When Philip Kprczkowski 1971 “Holding War Chiefs Meet”, pewter Ground” by Philip Kraczkowski. sculpture by Don Polland. Pewter sculpture. Est. $60 ~ $100 2372/2500. 4.5” x 7” x HWAC# 48169 3.5”. Beautifully sculpted. Chilmark Fine Pewter. Est. Lot # 3138 $300 ~ $600 HWAC# 48014 Sergeant 7th Calvary 1971 “Sergeant 7th Cavalry” by Philip Kraczkowski. Pewter sculpture. Est. $100 ~ $150 HWAC# 48170Lot # 3132 Chippewa-Rite of the Lot # 3139 Canada RiderWhite Tail by Boyett “Chippewa- Jumping Horse by DawnRite of the White Tail” by Michael Hardy 1967 Rider JumpingBoyett. Pewter sculpture, # 172 Horse by Dawn Hardy, 13.5” x/ 2500. 6” x 7” x 4”. Dancers in 10.5” x 10” on marble base, #2deer garb. Est. $350 ~ $500 / 9. After a move to Calgary inHWAC# 48154 1982, Dawn Hardy was thrilled to discover that the medium Lot # 3133 Washington Cactus Wren of bronze enabled her to by Ralph Trethewey Cactus Wren by embrace two passions: horses Ralph Trethewey. He began sculpting and art. The artist’s earliest at age ten, encouraged by a father and commissions by the Calgary grandfather who carved. His first efforts Exhibition & Stampede and the were delightful sculptures of birds Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society were followed by exhibitions and animals he enjoyed seeing in the across the United States, where she quickly gained an enthusiastic mountains of Utah. Ralph has received audience for her ability to capture the spirit and nature of the horse. numerous awards including “People’s Her desire to preserve the artistic integrity of each finished bronze led Choice” and “Best of Show.” Commissions her to establish her own foundry in 1983; such personal involvementhave included realistic birds for museums, among them Hawaii’s Volcano’s in the complex casting process was essential to full understanding ofNational Park Visitor Center and Kiluea Point the medium, and the successful achievement of her trademark fineNational Wildlife Refuge on the island of Kauai. finishes. Est. $600 ~ $800 HWAC# 48577Est. $250 ~ $350 HWAC# 48573 Visit our online catalog atLot # 3134 Texas Ranger Tracking1972 “Texas Ranger Tracking” by Philip www.Holabird Americana.comKraczkowski. Pewter on marble base.Est. $100 ~ $150 HWAC# 48170 for high resolution images of ALL LOTSBid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 151

Native American & Western ArtSee Photo Online Lot # 3140 Canada Three Canadian Lot # 3145 M. Weakley Painting of Totems Three Canadian Totems: 1) Two Sharp Nose Sharp Nose was an Arapahoe. different Boma Canada Tribal totem pole Done by Mark Weakley, San Antonio, 1960’s. Est. $100 ~ $400 HWAC# 48801 - black resin, 9” high. 2) One smaller tote,in brown resin, 6.5” high. Also included are two small bear figures, Lot # 3146The Haida carvings in argillite are some of the finest presentations of M. Weakleytotemic art. These reproductions are well made from original work in Blackbird,Canada, made in a natural resin composite with the heft and finish of Sioux Chiefthe originals. These museum quality reproductions of the older work Identified onare available in a range of styles that can be more casually displayed the back. 17so that the art can be enjoyed on an everyday basis. The reproductions x 13” framed.are made by Boma, a Canadian company producing a range of Done by Mark Weakley, San Antonio, 1960’s. Est. $100 ~collectibles and giftware. Est. $60 ~ $100 HWAC# 48565 $400 HWAC# 48800Lot # 3141 Zacharia Njobo Jade Lot # 3147 M. Weakley NativeSculpture A jade sculpture measuring American Painting 20 x 16” framed. Nice7.5” x 5”. Zacharia Njobo, born in 1974, detail. Est. $100 ~ $400 HWAC# 48479is an artist from Zimbabwe and part ofthe Ndau tribe. His interest in sculpting Lot # 3148began with his uncle who was an already M. Weakleysuccessful wooden sculptor. His signature Sitting Bullis etched on the reverse on the base. PortraitEst. $300 ~ $900 HWAC# 49133 Painting Framed in Lot # 3142 hewn wood. Large 15 x 11”. Sitting Bull is only identified Elephant by the inscription on the back. Done Sculpture Mother elephant with by Mark Weakley, San Antonio, 1960’s. two young ones. This is a real show Est. $100 ~ $400 HWAC# 48465 piece. Resin, 12.5 x 16 x 10”. In perfect to near-perfect condition. Signed Lot # 3149 by G (Elunain?). Est. $200 ~ $400 One Print HWAC# 48463 by Claudessa, Five Prints by Tigero Print of Native American baskets byLot # 3143 5 Foot Bear Sculpture Totem Claudessa, 23.3” x 33.5” in basket weavelooking with paws folded tightly to body. frame. Five small framed prints of NativeTeeth showing. See photo. Due to size, American subjects by Tigero. Est. $50additional shipping charges will apply if not ~ $100 HWAC# 40373picked up in person. Est. $300 ~ $500HWAC# 47335 Lot # 3150 Portrait of Native American by Sutherlan Print on canvas of a Native American holding a spear. Signed A. Sutherland. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 47552 Lot # 3151 Two Native See Photo Online American Prints Two Native American prints: 1) Plains Hunter by Carl Seybolett, Artist’s proof. 14” x 11”. 2) War Chief by Bill O’neill, 1975, 16” x 11.5”. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 47874 Lot # 3144 Arizona Lot # 3152 Arizona/WyomingIndian Scout by Don Crowley “Indian Scout” by Don Crowley. Deep Snow, by Gerry MetzTempera painting, 9.5” x 7.5”, linen liner, framed 18” x 16”. Est. $1,500 Deep Snow, by Gerry Metz. Oil painting of hunter with~ $3,000 HWAC# 48560 his horse in very deep snow. Painting is 8” x 10”, framed 16” x 18”. Detail is amazing! Est. $400 ~ $600 HWAC# 47560152 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Lot # 3153 California, Tracy Watercolor Native American & Western Art of Young Native American Girl 1985 Watercolor of Young Native American Girl Lot # 3157 California by Dee Altamirano. Altamirano is from Tracy, Calif., and specializes in water-colors Hunter’s Delight by and pastel Indian figures. She is a member of the Women Artists of the American West. Frank Magsino 1986 Beautifully detailed watercolor--12.5” x 19”, “Hunter’s Delight” by matted and framed, 19” x 16.5”. Est. $130 Frank Magsino. Acrylic ~ $250 HWAC# 47561 painting of Native American crossing theLot # 3154 Withdrawn river with his hunted trophies--looks like aFRANK MAGSINO, Filipino, was born 1937 in San Jose on MindoroIsland in the Philippines. After high school, he attended classes at the deer and a goose--greatUniversity of Santo Tomas and subsequently studied at the San Francisco hunting! Painting, 9.75”Academy of Art. One of the world’s finest miniaturists, Frank Magsino, x 7.5”. Linen liner, framedgrew up among the broad vistas and rugged mountain scenery of San 15”: x 13”. Est. $900 ~Jose Mindoro in the Philippines. Born in 1937, the grandchild of pioneers $1,800 HWAC# 47574who settled there and built a ranch in the wilderness, Magsino wasalways more attracted to art than to ranching. Fortunately, his parents Lot # 3158 California Indianrecognized his natural talent and encouraged it. They saw to it that his Camp by Frank Magsino Indianeducation had an art emphasis, which continued throughout his studies Camp by Frank Magsino. Pencilat the University of Santo Tomas and later at the San Francisco Academy drawing of an Indian camp. Image,of Art. Magsino began to exhibit and sell his work in 1968. However, in 6” x 8”. Linen liner with nice frame,1971 after a period of travel, his style underwent a major change. He 13” x 15”. Est. $250 ~ $450began experimenting with miniature painting, and soon found this was HWAC# 47565a medium perfectly suited to his unique talents. Working with acrylicon masonite, Magsino often uses a magnifying glass to paint incredibly Lot # 3159 California Kneeminute details. At times he uses a brush with only a single hair. The Deep, Frank Magsinoresulting miniatures are delicate masterpieces, each a world unto “Knee Deep”, Frank Magsino.themselves. Few other artists have captured the range, detail and human Acrylic painting of Nativefeeling as Magsino does in his miniature paintings. Americans riding through deep snow, beautiful lightLot # 3155 California on mountains. Painting,Friendly Advise (sp), 5.75” x 7.5”. Linen liner,Frank Magsino 1985“Friendly Advise” (sp), framed 11” x 13”. Est. $700Frank Magsino. Acrylic ~ $1,400 HWAC# 47573painting of NativeAmericana giving Lot # 3160advice to a cowpoke. CaliforniaA very beautifulpainting. 5.75” x 7.5”. Out toLinen liner, framed, the Hunt11” x 13”. Est. $700 ~ by Frank$1,400 HWAC# 47570 Magsino “Out to the Hunt” by Frank Magsino. Acrylic miniature of Indians leaving their camp at sunrise. 1.5” x 10.76”, linen liner, framed 4.5” x 14”. Est. $500 ~ $800 HWAC# 47577Lot # 3156 California Lot # 3161Hostility by Frank CaliforniaMagsino “Hostility” byFrank Magsino. Acrylic Ragingminiature of Indians Raiderschasing a stagecoach. by Frank Magsino2.75” x 4.75”, linen 1998 “Raging Raiders” byliner, framed 6.5” Frank Magsino.x 8.5”. Est. $700 ~$1,400 HWAC# 47579 Image of Indians taking off for a raid from their camp, river in foreground, mountains in background. Acrylic painting is 4.5” x 13.5, gorgeous frame, 12.5” x 21.5”. Est. $750 ~ $1,500 HWAC# 47564Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 153

Native American & Western Art bottle lying nearby. A very, very detailed painting. 5.75” v 7.5”. Linen liner, framed 11” x 13”. Est. $700 ~ $1,200 HWAC# 47571 Lot # 3162 California Splash, Frank Magsino “Splash” Lot # 3167 California The by Frank Magsino. Acrylic Nomads by Frank Magsino painting of Indians riding 1989 The Nomads by Frank down a river, sun coming Magsino. Beautiful acrylic up and rocky mountains in painting of Native Americans background. Painting, 5.75” x on the move, the sun is coming 7.75”. Linen liner, framed 11” through the clouds lighting them x 13”. Est. $700 ~ $1,400 from behind--exquisite. Painting, HWAC# 47572 5.75” x 7.75”. Linen liner and frame, 13.5” x 15.5. Est. $700 ~Lot # 3163 $1,100 HWAC# 47568California TheDisplay by Frank Lot # 3168 California War Chief by ChuckMagsino “The Ren “War Chief” by Chuck Ren. Print fromDisplay” by Frank painting--#344 / 2200. 11.5” x 9”, matted,Magsino. Acrylic framed 21.5 x 18.5”. Est. $120 ~ $200painting of a lineup HWAC# 48072if Native Americanson a ridge in fighting Lot # 3169gear. Miniature painting--incredible detail--1.5” x 8”, linen liner, framed Resting His6” x 12”. Est. $500 ~ $800 HWAC# 47576 Party by Chuck Ren “Resting His Party” by Chuck Ren (1941-95). Print from painting, #344 / 2200. 10” x 19” matted and framed, 20.5” x 29”. Est. $150 ~ $250 HWAC# 48071 Lot # 3170 California Warrior by Chuck Ren “Warrior” by Chuck Ren. Print from painting, #344 / 2200. 11.5” x 8.75”, matted and framed 21,5” x 18.25”. Est. $120 ~ $200 HWAC# 48073Lot # 3164 California The Lure by Frank Magsino c.1990 “The Lot # 3171 NevadaLure” by Frank Magsino. Acrylic painting of Indians fighting off some Happy Child by Maryenemies. Detail is impeccable. Painting is 11.5” x 23.5”, beautifully Chadwell “Happy Child”framed 18” x 30”. Est. $2,000 ~ $4,000 HWAC# 47566 by Mary Chadwell. Miniature oil painting, Lot # 3165 California War Party 2-1/8” x 1.5”, framed 3.5” Watching Train, Frank Magsino x 3”. Est. $80 ~ $160 HWAC# 48006 “War Party Watching Train” by Frank Magsino. Pencil drawing Lot # 3172 Nevada of group of Indians (war party) Indian Girl by Mary Chadwell Indian Girl by watching a train in the distance. Mary Chadwell. Miniature oil painting, 2” x 1.5”, Magsino’s drawings ar as detained framed 3.5” x 3”. Est. $80 ~ $160 HWAC# 48005 as his acrylic paintings. Drawing, Lot # 3173 Nevada6” x 12”. Linen liner and frame, Pow Wow Beauty13.25” x 19.5”. Est. $270 ~ by Mary Chadwell$540 HWAC# 47567 “Pow Wow Beauty” by Mary Chadwell. Acrylic miniature painting of woman in pow Wow dress. 2.75” x 3.5”, matted and framed under glass, 7.25” x 6”. Est. $80 ~ $160 HWAC# 48003Lot # 3166 California Whiskey Lot # 3174 Nevada, Carson City Painting: Winnowing the HarvestBottle, Frank Magsino 1984 1967 Winnowing the Harvest“Whiskey Bottle” by Frank Woosie George, Paiute, Stillwater,Magsino. Acrylic painting of Nevada. Acrylic painting byNative Americans coming Delores Bennett. Framed, 29” x 35”.around a bend in the river toa small camp with a whiskey Est. $500 ~ $750 HWAC# 43427154 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Lot # 3175 Nevada, Reno Unique Reno, Native American & Western Art Nevada Native American Wall Hanging This wall hanging shows a buck shooting his watercolors are used in a limited detailed, light and breezy, wash style. rifle (at a deer? Buffalo?) on a fast moving Kay’s use of them is the exact opposite, very detailed, hearty in color horse. Below is a beautiful squaw waving and a lot of ‘layering’ of the transparent paint is a vital key to the the warrior. 15 x 8”. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# effects that she achieves. Est. $400 ~ $600 HWAC# 47562 48428 Lot # 3182 Man on Buffalo by Kay Homan Lot # 3176 “Man on Buffalo” by Kay Homan. Limited edition Nevada print, #51 / 350. 17” x 15”. Unframed. Est. $60 ~ Lakeshore $100 HWAC# 48076 by Gene Speck Lot # 3183 England Landscape Painting “Lakeshore” by Alfred Augustus Glendening 1879 by Gene Landscape Painting (1879) by Alfred Augustus Speck. Oil Glendening, (c. 1840-1910). Landscape of riverpainting of Native Americans in campby lake. 7.5” x 9.5”, linen liner, framed13” x 15”. beautifully painted. Est. $600 ~ $800 HWAC# 48557 Lot # 3177 Nevada Winter Hunter by Gene Speck 1988 “Winter Hunter” by Gene Speck. Acrylic painting, 9.5” x 7.5”, linen liner, framed 17” x 15”. Painted in soft blues, little other color--gorgeous. Est. $800 ~ $1,000 HWAC# 48558Lot # 3178 Ohio Gentle Comes the with two cows, trees, mountains, and clouds. Painting is 22” x36”,Dawn by Robert McGinnis “Gentle framed, 31” x 45”. Paint is lightly cracked throughout. Actual signatureComes the Dawn” by Robert McGinnis. is not visible. Born in Greenwich around 1840, the London-basedWatercolor print, 8” x 16”, framed and glassed, 15.75” x 23.75”. landscape painter Alfred Augustus Glendening, Senior began life as aEst. $200 ~ $300 HWAC# 48561 railway clerk before realizing his greatest ambition, that of becoming Lot # 3179 Oregon Little Critter by Judy a full-time artist. He soon became one of the most popular landscape Phearson 1986 “Little Critter” by Judy Phearson. Oil painting, 9.25” x 6.5”, linen artists of his period, working in many parts of the British Isles. liner, framed 16.5” x 14”. Est. $300 ~ $500 Glendening particularly enjoyed painting views of the Thames, Surrey HWAC# 48562 and Sussex in the Southern Counties, and in the Scottish Highlands where he enjoyed painting dramatic landscapes with lochs and cattle. Lot # 3180 Texas Between 1865 and 1903 Alfred Augustus Glendening exhibited at the Along the Cherokee major venues of his day. He exhibited at the Royal Academy, British Trace by Boyett Institution and Suffolk Street between 1865 and 1903. 1982 “Along the Cherokee Trace” by Est. $3,500 ~ $7,000 HWAC# 49134Michael Boyett. Pewter sculpture, # 191 /2500. Est. $350 ~ $450 HWAC# 48161 Lot # 3184 California Painting of Millicent Hearst, Lot # 3181 Utah, Providence Wife of William Randolph Painting of Millicent Hearst. Artist War Dancer by Kay Homan War unknown (Written at bottom is E. F. _________) Painting may have been Dancer by Kay Homan, watercolor unfinished the artist for various reasons. Painting in good condition, of two war dancers in very detailed beautifully framed, 71” x 53”. Painted on a tapestry material, costumes. Painting is 9.5” x 13.5”, About Millicent Veronica Hearst: Millicent Hearst (née Willson) matted and framed 17.5” x 21.5”. Kay Homan has been influenced was the wife of media tycoon William Randolph Hearst. Willson was a by her life on a cattle ranch—as a vaudeville performer in New York City whom Hearst admired, and they toddler, Kay’s crayon drawings of married in 1903. The couple had five sons, but began to drift apart in the cows and horses were startlingly mid-1920s, when Millicent tired of her husband’s longtime affair withlife-like. Homan has made her career as an artist for thirty five the actress Marion Davies.years. These days watercolors are her main medium. Traditionally, Following in the footsteps of their father, a moderately successful vaudevillian, Millicent and her older sister Anita performed on the stage in 1897 as “bicycle girls” in Edward Rice’s The Girl from Paris at the Herald Square Theater on Broadway. The 16 year-old beauty caught the eye of the 34 year-old Hearst, a lonely bachelor and notorious stage- door Johnny at the time.Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 155

Native American & Western Art Millicent gave birth to five sons: Born just 5 days after the Hearsts’ 1st wedding anniversary, George Randolph Hearst, born in April 23,The couple’s first dates were chaperoned by her sister Anita. And after 1904; William Randolph Hearst, Jr., born in January 27, 1908; Johna lengthy courtship, on April 28, 1903, the controversial publisherand aspiring politician William Randolph Hearst, married 22 year-old Randolph Hearst, born in 1910; and the twins, Randolph AppersonMillicent Willson. Hearst and David Whitmire (née Elbert Willson) Hearst, born in December 2, 1915. Phoebe Apperson Hearst, the very proper mother of William Randolph Hearst, was initially dismayed by Millicent’s humble origins, but with the birth of the grandchildren she soon warmed to her daughter-in-law. Although they remained legally married until Hearst’s death in 1951, Millicent established a separate life in New York as a prominent socialite and philanthropist, and only rarely visited her husband at his estate in California, often referred to as “Hearst Castle”. Her social activism flowered during World War I when she was appointed by Mayor John Hylan as Chairman of the Mayor’s Committee of Women on National Defense. The committee sponsored entertainments for servicemen, operated a canteen, encouraged enlistments, sponsored patriotic rallies and provided staples such as coal, milk, and ice to the needy. Millicent Hearst also served on wartime committees to raise funds for the rebuilding of France and the relief of French orphans. Millicent Hearst is most distinguished for founding the Free Milk Fund for Babies in 1921. The fund provided free milk to the poor of New York City for decades. The Milk Fund sponsored many fund raising activities such as rodeos and boxing matches. Mrs. William Randolph Hearst hosted charitable fund raisers for a variety of causes including crippled children, unemployed girls, the New York Women’s Trade League, the Democratic National Committee, the Evening Journal - New York Journal Christmas Fund, and the Village Welfare of Port Washington. During the Depression Eleanor Roosevelt joined Millicent Hearst at many of these charitable events. Millicent Willson Hearst, generous philanthropist and devoted mother, died on December 5, 1974, more than two decades after the death of her husband, William Randolph Hearst. She is buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Bronx, New York. She was 92. (from Geni.com) Est. $5,000 ~ $10,000 HWAC# 48575 Lot # 3185 California Lot # 3187 California Rhythm Express Delivery by Frank by Frank Magsino “Rhythm” by Magsino 1997 “Express Frank Magsino. Incredible acrylic Delivery” by Frank Magsino. miniature of ocean raging against Stagecoach roaring through rocks. 1.75” x 3”, linen liner, framed the country at late day. Varnished oil painting, 8” 6” x 7.5”. Est. $100 ~ $300 HWAC# 48000 x 6”. Linen liner and frame, Lot # 3188 California 15.5” x 13.5”. Est. $700 ~ Shipment by Frankl $1,200 HWAC# 47569 Magsino “Shipment” by Frankl Magsino. acrylicLot # 3186 California Pony painting of a fast travelling stagecoach in the backgroundExpress by Frank Magsino of a lovely landscape of a stream and mountains. 4.5” xPony Express by Frank Magsino. 6.5”. Linen liner, framed 11.5”Acrylic miniature of ponyexpress rider, 1” x 2”, linen liner, x 13.5”. Est. $300 ~ $600 framed 4” x 5.25”. Est. $100 ~ HWAC# 47575$200 HWAC# 48001156 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Lot # 3189 California Native American & Western Art Train Robbery by Frank Magsino Lot # 3196 Nevada Lamoille Canyon “Train Robbery” by Mary Chadwell “Lamoille Canyon” by by Frank Magsino. Mary Chadwell. Miniature watercolor, 2” Miniature acrylic of x 2.5”, matted, under glass, framed 5.5” x a train robbery, the 5.75”. Est. $80 ~ $160 HWAC# 48004 engine screeching toa stop. 1” x 7.5” , linen liner, framed, 4.25” x 10.25”. Est. $250 ~ $500 Lot # 3197 Nevada Old 119HWAC# 47578 Promontory, Utah “Old 119 Promontory, Utah” by MarceliaLot # 3190 Crossen. Miniature oil painting of aCalifornia Run train crossing the desert. 2.25” x 3.5”,for Tucson by framed 3.75” x 5”. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48007Russ Vickers Lot # 3198 Pennsylvania A Texas“Run for Tucson” Ranger by Ken Laager “A Texasby Russ Vickers. Ranger” by Ken Laager. Oil painting,Miniature painting 16.5” x 9.5”, linen liner, framed 24” xof cowboys w/ 17.5”. Est. $800 ~ $1,000 HWAC# 48069guns racing acrossthe desert. 4.25” x 12”, linen liner, framed 7.5” x 15.5”. Est. $650 ~$1,300 HWAC# 48002 Lot # 3191 California Lonesome Trail by Olaf Wieghorst “Lonesome Trail” by Olaf Wieghorst. Print from painting, #388 / 1500. Unframed, 18” x 22”. Signed by artist. Beautiful print, mint. Est. $450 ~ $650 HWAC# 48074Lot # 3192 Withdrawn Lot # 3199 Pennsylvania Arizona Ranger by Ken Laager “Arizona Ranger”Lot # 3193 California Two George Mathis by Ken Laager Oil painting, 15” x 10”,Prints Two George Mathis Prints: 1) Central linen liner, framed 23” x 19”. RangerPacific Railroad at Cisco, 1865. Print. signed by cocking rifle. Est. $700 ~ $1,000 HWAC# 48068artist. 2) Bassett’s Station. Signed by artist. Noedition numbers. Est. $50 ~ $80 HWAC# 48077 Lot # 3200 Pennsylvania Wyoming Sundown by Ken Laager “Wyoming Lot # 3194 Sundown” by Ken Laager. Oil painting, Idaho, Twin Falls Maverick by 16” x 9.5”, Linen liner, framed 24.5” Floyd Drown 1986 Maverick by x 18. Beautiful painting of lone Floyd Drown, oil painting. Image rider in sunset. Est. $800 ~ $1,000 of lone cowboy herding a calf HWAC# 48070 is incredibly detailed. Painting is beautifully framed 16” x 24”, actual painting is 7.5” x 15.5”. Est. $300 ~ $500 HWAC# 47559Lot # 3195 Nebraska Visit our online catalog at www.Holabird Americana.comBarren Hills by Gene Zoom in and see detail on highSpeck 1989 “Barren Hills” resolution images of ALL LOTSby Gene Speck. Oil painting,7.75” x 9.5”, linen liner,framed 16” x 18”. Subtlecoloring, just beautiful.Est. $900 ~ $1,100HWAC# 48559 Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 157

Native American & Western Art Lot # 3205 Coues Deer Shoulder Mount Coues shoulder mount shot by Lot # 3201 Utah, renowned ore deposits geologist Tony Odgen Remington Payne in Mexico Sept 8, 1995. The rack Express by is 14” wide”, overall height 2”7, 17” Don Doxey out from the wall. Est. $550 ~ $1,200 “Remington HWAC# 42717 Express” by Don Doxey. The Lot # 3206 Dall Sheep perfect still Shoulder Mount A life for the gun shoulder mount of a dall collector--what sheep from Alaska. 28”, could be better- straight. Killed prior to -gun, bullets, 1988, on display in a whiskey, tobacco! western museum since Gorgeous still that time. Est. $2,400 ~ life oil painting $5,000 HWAC# 43736 with grayed western scene in Lot # 3207 Second Dall the background. Sheep Shoulder Mount Painting is 14” Dall Sheep shoulder x 11.5”, framed mount shot by renowned 21.5” x 19.5”. A ore deposits geologistpainter known for his photo-real western still life subjects, Don Doxey Tony Payne in the Wranglealso paints western genre. He became an art teacher for 33 years at Range, Alaska in theWestminster College in Salt Lake City, Utah, having earned an MFA 1960’s. The rack is 23.5”,Degree from the University of Utah, served in the Army, worked in overall height 39”, 22” outtelevision, and studied in New York at the American Art School. During from the wall. Est. $2,400those years, he was also painting and selling his works from galleries. ~ $5,000 HWAC# 42710Doxey was born in Ogden, Utah to parents who were school teachers.He said he was raised on stories of pioneering Mormans that inspired Lot # 3208 Desert Bighorn Sheephis future career. Shoulder Mount Desert Bighorn sheep For his still-life subject depictions, he buys or borrow props from shoulder mount shot by renownedantique shops, and draws directly onto prepared canvas. “Color is then ore deposits geologist Tony Payne inadded, and for me the fun ... of the painting. Nevada June 11, 1968. The rack is 2”, Don Doxey was born in Ogden, Utah in 1928. He is a painter overall height 26”, 22” out from the wall.known for photo-real western still-lifes and western genre paintings. Broken tips, common of many Bighorn.He lives in Salt Lake City, Utah. Est. $500 ~ $1,000 HWAC# 47563 Est. $1,600 ~ $4,000 HWAC# 42711 Lot # 3202 Buffalo Lot # 3209 Painting by Alice Cardelli Dik-Dik Swett 1972 Old Frame Full Body in excellent condition. 31 Mount A x 55” FRAMED. “At the full body Waterhole.” Due to size and mount of a Dik-Dik from Kenya with base. delicate nature, additional Standing on four legs. Killed prior to 1988, shipping charges may on display in a western museum since that apply. Est. $300 ~ $500 time. Est. $320 ~ $700 HWAC# 43725 HWAC# 47333 Lot # 3210 Dik-Dik Shoulder MountLot # 3203 High Independence by Pair A shoulder mount of a Dik-DikWilliam Moore “High Independence” by pair from Tanzania. Mounted on woodWilliam Moore. Print, 6” x 7.5”, matted and panel. Killed prior to 1988, on displayframed 12” x 13.5”. #158 / 500. Est. $60 ~ in a western museum since that time.$100 HWAC# 48563 Est. $400 ~ $1,000 HWAC# 43739 Lot # 3204 Sheridan by Mort Kunstler “Sheridan” by Mort Kunstler. Poster, #157 / 160. 19.5” x 25”. Signed by artist. Est. $150 ~ $300 HWAC# 48075158 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Lot # 3211 Lesser Kudu Shoulder Mount A Lot # 3216 Stone Sheep Taxidermy shoulder mount of a Lesser Kudu from Kenya. Shoulder Mount Shot in 26”, left turn. Killed prior to 1988, on display Canada in the 1960’s by prior to 1988, on in a western museum since that time. Est. renowned ore deposits display in a western $550 ~ $1,200 HWAC# 43750 professor Tony Payne. museum since that The rack measures 24” time. Est. $1,600 ~ Lot # 3212 wide, 31” high, 20” from $4,000 HWAC# 43734 North American wall. Est. $1,600 ~ Lot # 3218 Wallaby Elk Shoulder $4,000 HWAC# 42713 Full Body Mount A Mount North full body mount of a American Elk Lot # 3217 Second wallaby from Australia shoulder mount Stone Sheep Shoulder with base. Standing on shot by renowned Mount A shoulder mount hind legs, open mouth. ore deposits of a stone sheep from the geologist Tony Yukon. 33 1/8.” Killed Payne in BritishColumbia in the 1960’s. The rack is 36”tall and 36” wide, six point, , overall height65”, 39” out from the wall. Est. $1,200 ~$2,500 HWAC# 42715Lot # 3213 PhillipsGazelle ShoulderMount A shouldermount of a Phillips Gazelle from Kenya. 22”, straight.Killed prior to 1988, on display in a western museumsince that time. Est. $240 ~ $600 HWAC# 47346Lot # 3214 Rocky Killed prior to 1988, on displayMountain Bighorn Sheep in a western museum sinceShoulder Mount Rocky that time. Est. $640 ~ $1,600Mountain Bighorn Sheep, HWAC# 43724shot in Colorado, 1964 by Lot # 3219 White Tail Deer Shoulderrenowned ore deposits Mount White Tail Deer shoulder mount shot by renowned ore deposits geologist Tonyprofessor Tony Payne. The Payne in Texas in the fall of 1996. The rack israck measures 19” wide, 5 points, 18””, overall height 31”, 26” out from28” high, 22” from wall. the wall. Est. $550 ~ $1,200 HWAC# 43658Est. $1,600 ~ $4,000HWAC# 42712 Lot # 3215 Second Lot # 3220 Second White-Tailed Deer Rocky Mountain Shoulder Mount A shoulder mount of Bighorn Sheep a white-tailed deer from Wyoming. 18”, 6 Point. Killed prior to Shoulder Mount A 1988, on display in a western museum since shoulder mount of that time. Est. $550 ~ $1,200 HWAC# 43731 a Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep from Lot # 3221 Wildebeest Wyoming. 34”, left Horns Mount turn, extra long A mount of hair. Killed prior to Wildebeest Horns 1988, on display in from an animal a western museum killed in Tanzania, prior to 1988, on display since that time. Est. in a western museum since that time. Est. $80 ~ $300 HWAC# 43774 $1,600 ~ $4,000 HWAC# 43735 Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 159

General Americana Lot # 3226 Sailor’s Fid Dagger Used by sailors in weaving and Lot # 3222 Wildebeest Shoulder repairs of sails and ropes. Est. Mount Shoulder mount of a Wildebeest from Tanzania. 23 2/8”, right turn. Killed $400 ~ $600 HWAC# 47219 prior to 1988, on display in a western museum since that time. Est. $320 ~ $700 HWAC# 43756 Lot # 3223 Lot # 3227 Bone Zebra Shoulder Handled Dagger Mount A Plunge type, with shoulder mount metal sheath. 6”. of a Zebra from Blade is 1” wideKenya. Killed prior to 1988, on display in at widest. Mothera western museum since that time. Est. of Pearl circle$1,000 ~ $2,000 HWAC# 43754 decoration at top of handle. Weighs 6.5 Lot # 3224 ounces. A serious weapon! Est. $500 ~ $1,000 HWAC# 47216See Photo Online Large Bear Lot # 3228 Very Large Old Trunk Trap An early, Nice 26 x 45 x 23”. possibly pre- Hinges are loose and1920 bear trap, completely unmarked. the bottom redwoodThe jaws are about twelve inches. It was would have beensuggested this might go well in a company’s added later. If not“Complaint Dept.”. This is choice Americana, the last of a bygone era. picked up, shippingEst. $300 ~ $600 HWAC# 49506 will be extra for this very large item. Est. $500 ~ $2,000 HWAC# 47326 Lot # 3229 Old Travelling Surgical Kit c1880’s Box is identified as belonging to T. partridge. There is a T.Partridge who was a volunteer surgeonLot # 3225 Spectacular 19th Century Model of Henry VIII War in the GloucestershireShip in Ivory Model of a war ship in ivory in enclosed glass case with Regiment according to the British . He retiredwood base. The ship itself is 16” long and 12” tall, 4.5” wide. This is a in 1890. The knifes arespectacular, detailed model, constructed of ivory and brown wood or VERY sharp. The knifesbaleen. Cabinet made by David Air, New York. Ornately constructed are stamped Blackwell. One is stamped McEllen.with brown thread rigging. The only damage is the lower center The Boston Medical &and rear mast lower beams are broken, easily fixable. Each plank is Surgical Journal of 1910a separate piece, greatly enhancing the overall character. Probably has an advertisement fornineteenth century construction. With three decks of cannon, this Partridge & Companyship strongly resembles the western European war ships of the late making surgicalsixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The ship’s figurehead is a lion, instruments. Box is 7.5”which was the figurehead of Henry VIII, which would place this long. Est. $500 ~ $1,000ship in the mid-1500’s. With ivory construction, this wonderful and HWAC# 47205historic piece cannot be sold in California, and some states may haverestrictions on its import. We cannot ascertain the source of the ivory, Lot # 3230 1865as this is an obvious antique. Please check with your state restrictions Leather Walleton ivory imports, if any prior to bidding. IMPORTANT: THIS IS A Personalized to HaborFRAGILE ANTIQUE. You should consider picking it up in person. H Heggem Although well worn today, the insideEst. $5,000 ~ $10,000 HWAC# 43639 suggests that this was a well made wallet for it time: Diamond pattern, extra leather scrolled flaps, etc. Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 42823160 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Lot # 3231 Apothecary Weight Collection General AmericanaCollection of 25 apothecary weights incardboard 2x2 holders. Also five weights Lot # 3238 Table Top Thomasin the original tin from Henry Troemner of Edison Cylinder Player and LibraryPhiladelphia. Est. $40 ~ $80 HWAC# 48666 Cylinder recording devices were popular from 1896 until 1915 when flat roundLot # 3232 Beautiful phonograph records took over. ThisApothecary Hand Scale Comes wooden cased Edison labeled numberin a beautiful, shiny box. All 18 comes with 306 cylinders. The fabricweights but one are present. on the sound front is torn and fragile butMade in west Germany. Est. the consignor reports the hand cranked$150 ~ $300 HWAC# 47320 machine works fine. Est. $300 ~ $600 HWAC# 47921 Lot # 3233 Pennsylvania, Lot # 3239 zFrance Napoleon I Sevres Porcelain “Casket” Box c. Philadelphia James W. early 1800’s Antique Early 19th Century French Napoleon Imperial Queen & Co. Microscope Sevres Porcelain Box made De la Courtvill--Made in France. This is 1885-1900 James W. Queen a beautiful example of French gilt doré bronze work, with filigree & Co., Philadelphia. Universal and striking ornamentation. The painting on the lid is a bit unusual Household Microscope. Queen because trinket boxes from this period most often featured noble and was a major supplier of miners lamps. Brass, royal ladies. Two more hand painted images, landscapes on front and 7 inches tall. The James W. Queen version back sides. It dates from the later period of Napoleon. The extensive of the ‘Household’ or ‘Universal Household’ design work of the piece give it a jewel-like quality. 8-sided, 4” h x 11” l microscope was made by the same French firm x 7.5” w. Dark red porcelain ’’Sèvres’’ like box decorated with gildings, that made many other ‘Household’ microscopes. coat of arms, of the crowned “N”, eagles and of the “N” surrounded These microscopes are small instruments with laurel. On the lid Napoleon on horseback with troops. Inside, with a Lister limb, and a unique foot. The foot white Porcelain with rose designs. Fine old casket of Sèvres porcelain is roughly Y-shaped with the signature of: made at the Royal Factory by command of Napoleon I for presentation. ‘UNIVERSAL HOUSEHOLD MICROSCOPE, JAMES Said to have been owned by Marie Antoinette’s chambermaid. W. QUEEN &Co.’ on the curved part of the foot. included is book--”Marks & Monograms on Pottery & Porcelain” byEst. $200 ~ $300 HWAC# 35462 William Chaffers. Fourth edition, 1972, hardcover with jacket. Est. $2,000 ~ $5,000 HWAC# 40607Lot # 3234 Hand Painted Antique Oil LampFabulous old relic in fabulous condition. Shade has a Lot # 3240 zMexico Silver w/diameter of 9”. Green and white with pink and orange Amethyst Pill Box c.1940’sflowers. Est. $250 ~ $400 HWAC# 48454 Vintage Mexican silver w/ amethyst stone pill box. 1.75” Lot # 3235 Jewelry x 1-1/8”. Small dent in lid. Scientific Devices Hinged, mark on back, .925, Three pieces: Hecho En Mexico, Pechuga. Est. slide rule tie clasp $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48046 (by Swank), two compasses encased Lot # 3241 Gold and Blue Enamel Pendant in metal pendants. Est. $100 ~ $150 Watch Elegant, tiny ladies pendant watch HWAC# 39650 with gold diamond shapes on the hours; gold rim and a beautiful blue enamel back with Lot # 3236 swirls of color. No identification of maker. National Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 28114Mazda Automobile Lamps Cabinet 8compartment National Mazda AutomobileLamps Cabinet with logo on rear of cabinet. 26original appearing bulbs included. Approx. 10 x11 x 23 inches. Est. $120 ~ $250 HWAC# 48363 Lot # 3237 Illinois, Chicago Fairbanks Morse & Co. Cast Iron Coffee Grinder Fairbanks Morse & Co. red cast iron coffee grinder, Chicago. Large two wheeled coffee grinder with bright red paint, blue and gold on wheels. 12.5” h x 10” w x 9.5”d. Good condition Est. $300 ~ $500 HWAC# 47553Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 161

General Americana Lot # 3249 Two Pictorial Buttons 1) Nevada National Guard with the state seal pictorial. Lot # 3242 Waltham Gold Watch 2) California Street Railway with a trolley car with Diamond on Chain Beautiful, pictorial. San Francisco, California. Both were ornately engraved American found in Northeastern Nevada in Elko County. Waltham Watch Company pocket Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48113 watch, thin chain fob with diamond set in gold at the end. Est. $200 ~ Lot # 3250 $400 HWAC# 28116 Personal Sterling Silver Tea Pot and Bar SetLot # 3243 Marilyn Monroe Oversized Lot of nine - see photograph. Tea pot isSilver Cuff Links 1962 Commemorates 8.5” tall. Engraved with “S. P. T.” on top.this Hollywood siren’s life: 1926-1952. Engraved with “[picture of wreath] /Marilyn is totally nude on these two sterling / 9480 / 8” on bottom. One piecetokens. 1.5” diameter. One glued piece is almost totally separated. The engraved “NAPIER.” The Napier Companyother is very strong. Est. $60 ~ $100 HWAC# 47314 is an American jewelry manufacturing company, and was one of the first modern Lot # 3244 Pearl Cuff Links 1.25”. Show corporations in the United States. The off that tux! Est. $40 ~ $60 HWAC# 48445 company is also known historically as a cutting-edge silver object manufacturer. James H. Napier became president of the company in 1922, and the company was named for him at this point. Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 47204Lot # 3245 Eight FOB’s Lot # 3251 Unusual Sterlingof varying color anddescription 1) It pays to Silver Pencil Case with Pencilfeed hots right, Muncy,Illinois. 2) Clark equipment, 3.5”. Horse racing, aces, and a nakedMichigan, tractor Pictorial. 3) lady adorn the outside. InscribedHarnischfeger of Milwaukee FBD. Eberhard Faber on pencil.with Steam Shovel pictorial. Eberhard Faber was founded inP&H in yellow. 4) Patriotic 1922 in Neumarkt, near Nuremberg,red, white, and blue hat. 5) Bright velvet color “Velvet Joe” tobacco. 6) Germany, as a pencil factory. Est.Pictorial of an Adams Tractor. Inter-mountain Equipment, Boise. 7) $150 ~ $250 HWAC# 472121904 San Francisco, California IOOF souvenir. 8) John Deere with DeerPictorial. Est. $400 ~ $800 HWAC# 48130 Lot # 3252 American Cracker Co. Vintage Tin American Cracker Co. Vintage Tin with Lot # 3246 Three FOB’s and a Pin hinged top. Approx. 11.5 x 10 x 10. Lid has a 1) Automatic Penberthy Inspector. very small hole and box has some scattered rust 2) Enameled Dodge Brothers, areas. Est. $25 ~ $50 HWAC# 48334 Detroit, USA Fob. Black, white, and blue. 3) “Good Luck” Taft & Sherman Lot # 3253 Beef FOB. 4) 2.25” heavy flag shield pin. Condition is generally poor to good. Brains Vintage Tin See Photo Online Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 48407 Beef Brains Vintage Tin, 5 pounds. LidLot # 3247 Two Baseball related FOB’s 1)Catcher’s Mitt from Winchester Sporting Goods does not open. Approx. 6.5 x 6 inches. Est. $10 ~ $20 HWAC# 48332- yes, they made more than firearms. Coppercolor. 2) Silver roughly struck batter. No marks. Lot # 3254 British Tin Box Vintage BritishEst. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 48106 tin box, approx. 9.5, 6.5, 3.5 inches with British Lot # 3248 Two scenes on 4 sides and inside the hinged lid Ivory / Gold Pieces including House of Parliament, horse racing, 1) Bolo Tie of a Windsor Castle and a rowing scene. Side sticker Miner with a gold has a tear but appears to read Crunch Wunch. pan that has gold Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48327 int eh pan. 2) Two pronged fork with gold on the handle. Lot # 3255 See Photo Online 6” long. we can not weight the nuggets, Crescent Macaroni and Cracker Co. but the fork nugget is 0.6 cm long and Tin Tom Thumbs Crescent Macaroni and the gold pan nugget is 0.5 cm. Est. Cracker Co. Tin, approx. 9 x 7 x 8. Hinged $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 48118 lid. Est. $30 ~ $60 HWAC# 48336 See Photo Online Lot # 3256 Grips First-Aid Pastilles Tin Grips First-Aid Pastilles Tin, menthol, eucalyptus and liquorice, with illustrations of geese and cows. This tin measures 6 1/2” x 4” x 3 3/4”. It has a hinged lid. Mid 30’s lithographed tin. Est. $30 ~ $60 HWAC# 48301162 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Lot # 3257 Keens Vintage General Americana Mustard Tin Keens Vintage Mustard Tin, approx. 6.5, x 6.5 x 5.5 inches. Lot # 3266 Vintage Floral Tin Vintage gold Removable lid. Side scenes include colored leaf pattern on the bottom of the King Edward VII, and the royal approx. 3.5 inch by 3.5 inch tin. Hinged top couple on the lid. Est. $50 ~ $100 with a turned wood knob. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48328 HWAC# 48303Lot # 3258 Mazettis Cacao Vintage Tin Lot # 3267Box Mazettis Cacao Vintage Tin Box, approx.10 x 8.8 x 9 with hinged lid. Est. $50 ~ $100 See Photo Online Vintage Red TinHWAC# 48330 Vintage Red Tin with 3 female images. Cap does not open, condition issues with peeling paint and a dented side. Est. $20 ~ $30 HWAC# 48335 Lot # 3259 2 Vintage Tea Lot # 3268 Vintage Rowntree Tin Vintage Rowntree Tin, British. Scenes of Tins 2 Vintage Tea Tins. York from the house, Bootham Bar, YorkRowntree, approx. 6 x 3 x4 inches with 4 ornate garden scenes. Yue Minster and Mickelgat Bar. Small dentMou Tea Co, Hong Kong. 5.25 oz. Approx. 4.4 x 5 x 3.5 inches. Rust and a chip on the base. Est. $80 ~ $120and chipped pain on base. Est. $80 ~ $120 HWAC# 48367 HWAC# 48360 See Photo Online Lot # 3269 Vintage Sweet Cuba Tin Box VintageLot # 3260 Tin Tea Container Tin Tea Sweet Cuba Tin Box with hinged lid andContainer, likely British. Hinged lid with knurled nob. Box has some conditionknurled knob. Front image is 3 Asians next issues. Est. $20 ~ $40 HWAC# 48331to a small tent. Green felt on the bottom.Landmark on paper in lid holder. Approx. 10 Lot # 3270 Vintage VS Medicinale Pepermunt Tin Box Vintage VS Medicinalex 10 x 11.5. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 48364 Pepermunt tin box, 2 sailboats with VS on their sales on the front and rear of Lot # 3261 the hinged box. All sides have sailboats on the water. Approx. 9.5, 7, 7 inches. Vintage Beech Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48305 Nutmetal box Vintage metal Beech Nut box, approx. 12 Lot # x 11 x 5 inches. Brass lining on interior 3271 and hinged top. Scenes on all sides and Ohio, Cleveland Mammoth top including Canajoharie, NY, Mohawk Brand Salted Nuts Dixie Valley and Old Van Alstyne house. Est. Company. Large Mammoth on $75 ~ $100 HWAC# 48308 front. Manufactured by the Kelly Company. Reverse same as front.Lot # 3262 Vintage Chocolate Tin Vintage warning on top says, “Caution,Chocolate Tin. Likely British. East West, Homes keep this can tightly coveredBest on the side. Est. $80 ~ $100 HWAC# 48359 and in a dry place. If left open and exposed to the air especially Lot # 3263 in damp weather the contents will deteriorate. Kelly Co. was Vintage Coleman’s founded in Cleveland in 1884 and was in business until at least Mustard Tin the 1940s. It made Dixie and Jackie Coogan brand nuts and Vintage Coleman’s also wholesaled seeds. 12” tall. Mustard Tin, Cream colored. Overall in nice condition. Est. $300 ~ $1,000 approx. 9.5 x 5 x 4.5” HWAC# 48458 Nautical scenes om hinged lid and sides. Lot # 3272 Oklahoma, Sapulpa Silver Color Coated Metal divider inside the box. Small Nut Cracker Very rare cast iron nutcracker. The cracker has two pieces - a base with a cup Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48310 indentation and a large pestle or crusher. On the inside of both pieces is a diamond shaped indentLot # 3264 Vintage Cow Tin Vintage so as not to destroy the insides on the nut. PotterCow Tin, approx. 8.5, 5.5, 3.5 inches. normally made a large, wood mounted openersHinged top with a small internal lock, no and this one was a smaller attempt at a nutcracker.key. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48304 Bottom reads “G. E. Potter / Sapulpa, Okla / Pat No. / 2377368.” 3.75” tall. Est. $70 ~ $100 HWAC# 48138 Lot # 3265 Vintage English Tea Tin Vintage English Tea Tin. Made in Rowntree, York. Embossed with makers to their majesties, the king and queen. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48300 Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 163

General AmericanaSee Photo Online Lot # 3273 Nice Table Model Tripod Lot # 3281 World War II Era Radio Magnifying Glass Glass screws up and Microphone Used at KSO radio in Des down for focus and storage. Nice functional Moines Iowa. Given to the consignor by conversation piece. Almost 2” tall. Gale Myers in the 1980s. Gale worked at KSO radio in Des Moines from theEst. $50 ~ $77 HWAC# 48102 1940s into the 1990s. KSO was Iowa’s first AM radio station, beginning inLot # 3274 Railroad, 1925 at Clarance and moving to DesBurro, and Native Moines November 5, 1932. It was aAmerican Sterling part of the Blue Network of NBC andSilver Spoon Bowl has broadcast from 6:30 a.m. until midnight. Their slogan was “Keepa fully packed burro Serving Others.” Gale Myers began working for the station in 1942,with “Helped Build the and was mentioned in a press release in 1964 as having been on theR. R.”. Native American warrior on handle. Reverse of handle shows a staff for 22 years. This microphone can be seen in a photo Friday Teensquaw holding a baby. N. S. Company Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 47323 Night, a promotion in the 50s where a DJ opened the studio to a group of teens from 10:30 until midnight. Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 47444See Photo Online Lot # 3275 Military Camp and Tanks Military tents, fuel barrels and quonset huts. Lot # 3282 Daguerreotype, 1/6 Two tanks also included Est. $30 ~ $50 Plate, Civil War Soldier Soldier HWAC# 46331 appears to be Civil war era. Hand coloring has been added to his arm rest.Lot # 3276 Miniature Steam Engine Very nice condition. Est. $100 ~ $200c1930’s Weeden Manufacturing Company. 115 HWAC# 48417volts, 400 watts, catalog number 702. Brightred paint. On wooden platform. Est. $150 ~ Lot # 3283 Daguerreotype, 1/6 Plate, Stoic Young Man Very clear$300 HWAC# 42678 and sharp image! A few small chips on front cover. Very nice condition. Lot # 3277 Civil Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48416See Photo Online War Handbills Lot # 3284 Daguerreotype, 1/9 Plate, Lady with Gold Necklace 1890 One handbill Hand colored gold on necklace. addresses Soldiers’, Excellent condition! Est. $50 ~ $100widows and minor orphan children rights to HWAC# 48415Homesteads, about a pending bill in congress. The other is from theoffice of J. B. Cralle & Co., U. S. Claim Attorneys (Special attention paid Lot # 3285 Musicianto the prosecution of all classes of soldiers’ claims). Est. $40 ~ $120 Photographs 2HWAC# 25206 photographs total of Dude Martin and his Round-UpLot # 3278 6 American Military Helmets See Photo Online Gang and a group photo of2 unidentified helmets, one with camo, Al Pearce, Edna O’Keefe, Cal Pearce, Jean Clarimoux, Norman Nielsen,no liners. Korean War M1 liner. Viet Nam Hazel Warner, Abe Bloom, Lord Bilgewater (Monroe Upton), Mac, Tommy Harris, Chas. Carter, Edna Fisher, and Cecil Wright. The DudeM1 liner with scratched peace sign. Late Viet Nam M1 helmet with Martin photo has been signed in pencil by Rosalie Jackson. Both 8” xliner. Viet Nam armored vehicle crew helmet with mic. Torn webbing, 10” and in good condition. Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 40163foam missing from ear pads, Mic cable is cracked but attached. Lot # 3286 UnidentifiedEst. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 49129 Early Fire Department Photograph c1875 Two Lot # 3279 Collection of 13 teams lined up in front Military and Military Style of their hand pulled fire Helmets Cold War E. German wagons. Many spectators unissued helmet, c. 1956-1970. are looking on. There is 2 Czech VZ53 helmets, one with not a singe female in the red star. 1970’s French military photograph. Helmets are hard to read, but says helmet. 1970 Belgian plastic “EAGLE.” Est. $200 ~ helmet liner. Swedish 1969 dated $500 HWAC# 42840helmet. Reproduction WW2 German M35 helmet. Modern MexicanSWAT/Military composite helmet. 1950’s British made shell for anotherunknown country. 1970’s Belgian helmet and liner. Modern IraqiM80 helmet. 1970’s Belgian helmet and liner. 1960’s Swiss helmet.Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 49128Lot # 3280 Original Scientific American Broadsidefor German WWI Weapon 1914 45” x 16” Great originalbroadside from Scientific American showing the newGerman siege weapon that fires a 42cm shell. An exact sizeimage of the shell in the background, and 5 illustrations:Grunson Armored Fort, two illustrations of cupolas, damageto a barbette, and a German siege howitzer. Supplementfrom December 5, 1914. A few tears along the folds. Wouldlook fantastic framed! Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 43512164 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

General Americana Lot # 3287 Lot # 3293 Three Unique Metal Cases C of F of A A metal case with a perfume bottle inside. Panorama (Early Round, about two inches in diameter. Two Ecology cases that open with locket picture frames Group) inside. Quaint and beautiful. Est. $60 ~ $120 C of F of HWAC# 48644A (Companions Of The Forest Of America) Sociability, Sincerity, &Constancy. 34”. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 48437 Lot # 3294Lot # 3288 Fancy Piano Stool 18”. Fringed, Antique Padlockneedlepoint piano stool. Padding has become An antique padlockuneven with use. Additional shipping charges from the 1800’s inmay be required. Est. $70 ~ $150 HWAC# 48135 good condition. It is a home-made piece that appears to have Lot # 3289 Green originated west of the Rockies. Could be used decoratively or functionally. ComesSee Photo Online River Fossil Fish with a key that does not fit. c. late 1800’s. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 38320 Green River fossil fish-two fish, part of Lot # 3295 Collection ofthird--3” x 3” piece os shale. Rocks of the Green Color Advertising CardsRiver Formation contain a story of what the environment was like for Singer Manufacturingabout 50 million years ago in what is now parts of Colorado, Utah, and Co. (sewing machines)Wyoming. Est. $40 ~ $60 HWAC# 48034 1892 39 cards depicting color illustrations of peopleLot # 3290 Meeting HallCommemorative Sign An inlaid around the world with Singermetal commemorative signpreviously on the side of a meeting sewing machines. Reversehall built with the appropriationsof congressmen. Reads as of each card describes thefollows, “Members of the House location/scene and alwaysof Representatives who made the ends by explaining Singer’sappropriation for building the Hall presence (in offices or sales)and first met here, Session 1909-10. for that part of the world. Copyright 1892 by Singer. Possibly printedSpeakers-J.J. Ellis, Sinoe Co. Mont. as advertising for the Columbian Exposition? Light wear (toning). 3” xCounty{ A.B. Mars, J.E. Port, C.R. Branch, H.M. Ricks.} Grd. Bassa do { S.A. 5” Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 34976Liberty, W.H. Strong, R.L. Griggs.} Sinoe do {J.K.P. Greene, W.H. Strong}Maryland do { P.J. Hutchins, T.G. Bendell, S.J. Dossen.} Territory {Grd. C. Lot # 3296 Pictorial AdvertisingMont, E. Skinner.} Location of Hall unknown, handwritten note suggests Cards Lot of twenty-one. One fold outLiberia in Africa. 20” x 18” Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 40435 card - Buckingham’s Dye. Others include Brown’s shoes, Gordon & Dilworth Lot # 3291 Olympic Discus Salad Dressing, John Kelly Shoes, Edwin Marked with the sticker “As Used in Burt Shoes, Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Ayer’s the Olympic Games, Official, Made in Sweden”. “USO” punched into Sarsaparilla, Hall’s Hair Renewer, Hoyt’s both sides. “made for Becontxx, Inc”. Additional Swedish manufacturer German Cologne, Austin’s Forest Flower stamp in 1.25” circle showing places Cologne, Reynolds Brothers Shoes,Joyce of manufacture(?). The only clue to shoes, Parkers Tonic, wtc. Est. $60 ~ ownership and use may be in two $200 HWAC# 49059 initials scratched into the center“(F?) D.” These initials have only one possibility if they belong to the Lot # 3297 Early Eastern Calendar See Photo Onlinecompetitor that used this discus: Fred Dixon, a 1976 decathalete Collection A collection of 10 easternMontreal Olympian that competed neck and neck with Bruce Jenner.Est. $100 ~ $300 HWAC# 41227 calendars from various places and withLot # 3292 Collector’s Lot 11 pieces. The best is various themes including the Waterloothe sterling silver gold pan with gold showing in the Wagon Company, New York (1908); the George S. Wood & Co., Bostonpan. Also miniature sterling silver long flask initialed (1906); S.J. Clark Fire Insurance (1901); and Contractor’s Supply and‘F’, Miner Club in Ely 12 1/2c token, J&P Coats thread Equipment Co., Chicago (1906), among several others. Est. $400 ~for miners advertising card, “Liberty & Justice of All’tag, Joe-Wah-Jack stoves Indian advertising, Greek $800 HWAC# 32818lady stick pin, Nevada button fro Sweet CaporalCigarettes, pipe, and two combs. One comb is from Lot # 3298 Four General U. S. Grant CDV’sthe Washington Shaving Parlors, Frank Bredimus,Prop. Bredimus can be found in the 1920 census living in Grass Valley See Photo Online Four different views of our 18th president onwith an occupation as a barber. Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 48120 four CDVs. One Lt. General, one Maj. Gen., one labeled “U.S. Grant,” and the last “Grant in Peace.” Only photographer/publisher was C. Bohn (Washington D.C.); the other three are unmarked. Great contrast, moderate wear. Est. $40 ~ $60 HWAC# 46785Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 165

General Americana Lot # 3299 Grand Army of the Lot # 3305 Approx. Sixty 78 Records See Photo Online Republic Memorabilia (Pins, Aprrox 60 78 records including Oscar Badge, Medallion) Lot of six Peterson, Woody Herman, George items from the Grand Army of the Shearing, Fred Astaire and Nelson Eddy. Republic, the fraternal organization Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 48353 formed following the Civil War. Includes: Two pins say G.A. R. A Lot # 3306 Jazz 78’s Record Collection delegate’s badge to the 25th annual Billie Holiday with the Teddy Wilson Orchestra convention Ladies of the G.A.R. in singing “When You’re Smiling” and “Easy Ithaca, New York, June 25,26,27 Living”. Also Phil Harris, Spike Jones, Carmen1918. A pin from the national encampment G.A.R. in San Francisco. Cavallaro, Hoagy Carmichael, Tex Beneke, BennyA button from the G.A.R. Memorial Day, Auburn, New York. A brass Carter, Lionel Hampton, Bing Crosby and themedallion dated 1898 from the 32nd encampment at Cincinnati Sept. Andrew Sisters, Cab Calloway, Tommy Dorsey,5-10. Est. $90 ~ $200 HWAC# 28554 Count Basie, Mills Brothers, Louis Prima, Artie Shaw, Louis Jordan. 23 records in all. Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 48279Lot # 3300 Miscellaneous Stock See Photo Online Lot # 3307 United StatesCertificates Group 1914-1931 Lot of 5:various stock documents from all over the Railroad Survey Printcountry, such as the Border Operating Co. Ltd. (2), the Mutual Co- Collection: 26 total Ten Native American related prints includingOperative Mining Co. (2) and the Piqua Press Publishing Co. The (2) Mojave Village Indians, Indianmining stocks feature attached dated receipts from 1915. All are in camp scene on the Rio Colorado,very good to excellent condition. Est. $30 ~ $80 HWAC# 28442 boat ferry near the Mojave villages, Indian ornaments andLot # 3301 Ronald Reagan Paper manufactures, Indian designsCollection Assortment of a signed letter, and manufactures, Rio Colorado2 covers, personal reply, certificate near the Mojave villages showsof appreciation, and a personal hand survey crew talking to Native Americans, and more. Please see photo. Est. $100 ~ $300 HWAC# 41241written and autographed note. Framedand measures 17” x 21”. Est. $100 ~$200 HWAC# 38502Lot # 3302 Wendell Willkie Lot # 3308 US GeologicalCampaign Buttons 1940 This Survey Monographs 1898is a large and very diverse set of Produced by the Departmentpolitical memorabilia from the 1940 of Interior, this MonographPresidential Campaign. Most are pro- of US Geological SurveyWillkie and anti-Roosevelt who was contains some great photosseeking a third term. “No Franklin and illustrations. Leatherthe First” “No Crown for Franklin” bound hardcover is loose fromWin With Willkie” “No Third Term” binding. Est. $100 ~ $200“Roosevelt No More Just Forget It” “Two Good Terms Deserve Another” HWAC# 39670“No Dictator Later” “Here’s Your Hat Frank,W hat’s Your Hurry?” “TheAmerican Way with Willkie” Well, you get the picture! Hundreds of these Lot # 3309 Howard Pyle’sand almost all are different. Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 46603 Book of Pirates 1921 Rare. “Fiction, Fact & Fancy concerning Lot # 3303 Silver Plate the Buccaneers & Marooners Flatware, Serving Utensils, of the Spanish Main: From the and Other Tools 23 piece writing & pictures of Howard collection including 5 spoons, 3 Pyle, Compiled by Merle Johnson.” Harper & Brothers Publishers, serving spoons, 5 forks with 1 New York & London, 1921. Eight chapters and 23 illustrations. Topics serving fork, 9 knives, 2 butter include: buccaneers and marooners of the Spanish Main; The Ghost knives, 1 ladle, 1 serving utensil, of Captain Brand; Tom Chist and the Treasure Box; Jack Ballister’s 1 trivet, 1 file, and 1 brush. Est. Fortunes; Blueskin, the Pirate; Captain Scarfield; and the Ruby of $80 ~ $160 HWAC# 32974 Kishmoor. Fun work. Foxing, toning, damage to spine. 12” x 9” Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 43515Lot # 3304 78rpm Jazz Records Over 60records in a case including: Miles Davis, Bud Lot # 3310 Kings of thePowell, Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie, George Battlefield by W. SanfordShearing, Dave Brubeck, Charlie Barnet, Nat Ramey 1884 Kings of the“King” Cole, Tommy Dorsey, Harry James, Skitch Battlefield by W. Sanford Ramey,Henderson, Johnny Mercer, Freddy Martin, Illustrated, Philadelphia: AetnaCount Basie, The Four Freshmen, Stan Kenton, Publishing Co., 1884. This piece isTadd Dameron, Woody Herman, Red Norvo, 525 pages and covers: I NapoleonPaul Weston, Charlie Ventura, Shorty Rogers, Bonaparte, II Chavazier Bryard,Neal Hefti. Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 48651 III Alphonso of Spain, IV King Richard (Lion Hearted), V William166 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Wallace, VI Robert Bruce, VII Francis Pizarro. VIII John Churchill, IX General AmericanaKing Charles, X Frederick William, XI Gilbert Motier Lafayette and manyothers including American Generals Washington, Greene, A. Jackson, & Nevada. 7) Early Printing in Nevada by Fahey. 1956. PrintingGrant, Sherman, Meade, Lee, Jackson and Custer. Missing title page, from Mexican Territory to Statehood. 8) 101 Remington Drawings.covers very scuffed and binding starting to loosen. Foxing and toning. Est. $50 ~ $200 HWAC# 47304Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 43519 Lot # 3317 Lot of 11 Books on Lot # 3311 Illustrated English Furniture Guide Western States Deserts Lot of & Historical Magazines 11 Death Valley/western states on America Lot of 5. 1) deserts books: 1) Here’s Death Partial contents of a book Valley. 2) The Film History of entitled Characteristics Death Valley from Jayhawkers of Old Furniture Styles to Jawas. 3) The Harmony Boraxin England 1600-1800. About 75 pages with no binding, but fantastic Works of Death Valley, California.illustrations of antique furniture. 12 x 10” 2) Four different partial 4) Dept. of Interior U.S Geologicalvolumes of The Historical Magazine, and Notes & Queries, Concerning Survey Manual: Some DesertThe Antiquities, History and Biography of America, 1859 and 1860. Watering Places in SoutheasternPlease inspect. Est. $100 ~ $150 HWAC# 43516 California and Southwestern Nevada. 5) Ballarat 1897 - 1917: Facts and Folklore. 6) Ghosts of the Adobe Walls: An intimate chronicle ofLot # 3312 Early US Arizona’s deserted mining boom camps, stage stations, army posts,Newspapers: Baltimore, ranches and amazing human characters. 7) A Guidebook to the MojaveBoston, Washington D. C. & Desert of California: Including Death Valley Joshua Tree NationalMore Niles’ Weekly Register. new Monument and the Antelope Valley. 8) This Place Called Death Valley.England Palladium, Boston Daily 9) New Enlarged Edition - Rhyolite: Death Valley’s Ghost City ofJournal, Old Colony Memorial, Golden Dreams. 10) Lost Mines of Death Valley. 11) Death Valley GhostIndependent Gazette, and more. Towns. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48262Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 32428 Lot # 3318 Lambert Florin Lot # 3313 US Newspapers & Ghost Town Library 9 books Magazines (Most 1850s-1860s) by Lambert Florin including El 18401-1914 Lot of 10 pieces. Dorado, Boot Hill and Tombstone. Includes: two different copies Rare. Est. $150 ~ $250 of the New Yorker published in HWAC# 48340 1840 by Horace Greeley & Co.(prolific publisher, congressman, and passenger in famous Hank Lot #Monk stagecoach ride); two 1904 issues of Birds & Nature (withcolor illustrations); 1868 issue of The Cincinnati Weekly Times; 3319 See Photo OnlineFrank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper (1858), Harper’s Weekly (three Lot of 11 Western States Ghost Townsdifferent 1858); and a 1914 World War I War Issue No. 4 of Scientific Books Lot of 11 Ghost Towns books:American. There are serious condition issues to some of the pieces. 1) Revised and Enlarged Edition: ThePlease inspect. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 43514 Historical Guide to Utah Ghost Towns. 2) Stone House Lands: The San Rafael Reef. 3) From the Missouri to the Great Salt Lake. 4) The Historical Guide to Utah Ghost Towns. 5) Bureau of Land ManagementLot # 3314 60 Issues of Relics Utah: Simpson Springs Station Historical Archaeology in Western Utah.Magazine Approx. 60 Issues Relics 6) Carbon County: Eastern Utah’s Industrialized Island. 7)TrailingMagazine, A link to our pioneer the Pioneers: A Guide to Utah’s Immigrant Trails 1829 - 1869. 8) Newheritage. 1971-1978. Est. $50 ~ Mexico’s Best Ghost Towns. 9) Haunted Highways: The Ghost Towns of$100 HWAC# 48337 New Mexico. 10) Ghost Towns of Texas by Dick King 11) Ghost Towns of Texas by T. Lindsay Baker. Est. $50 ~ $80 HWAC# 48258Lot # Lot # 3320 Lot of 12 Southwestern Ghost Town Books Lot of 12 books3315 on Arizona/Southwest Ghost Towns:Western Magazine Collection Approx. 60 1) The Southwest: Old and New. 2)magazine issues from 1966-1976, mostly Adobe and Iron: The Story of theOld West magazine. Est. $60 ~ $100 Arizona Territorial Prison at Yuma.HWAC# 48351 3) Chloride: Mining Gem of theLot # 3316 See Photo Online Cerbat Mountains. 4) Ghost TownsUnited States and Historical Haunts in Arizona. 5) Desert Country. 6) Historical Atlas ofBeer Stamps, Complete Cyclopedia of US Arizona: Second Edition. 7) Ghosts of Glen Canyon: History Beneath Lake Powell. 8) Historical TombstoneRevenue Stamps, and other Resource Arizona - Boothill Graveyard. 9) Camp El Dorado, Arizona Territory:books 1) United States Beer stamps. c1950’s. Great information put Soldiers, Steamboats, and Miners on the Upper Colorado River. 10)together from as early as 1862 and bound. 2) 1893 United StatesRevenue Stamps. 3) 1908 California Business Directory, photocopied, The Beale Wagon Road Trash Guide, 2010. 11) Frontier Military Posts of Arizona. 12) Railroads of Arizona: Volume 1. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48263number 5 of 5. 4) Spirits Bottles of the Old West by Bill & Betty Wilson1968. 5)The Overland Route by Grenard and Krause. A photographicessay of locomotive engines. 6) Railway Post Offices of CaliforniaBid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 167

General Americana Lot # 3321 11 Assorted Montana, Confederacy. 23) Embattled Confederates: An Illustrated History of Southerners at War. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 48259See Photo Online Nevada and Washington Books 11 Assorted Montana, Nevada and Washington Books. Subjects includeGrisdale, Lake Chelan, Puget Sound, Anaconda, Montana Ghost Towns. Lot # 3327 Gun & Ammunition Library LotEst. $50 ~ $75 HWAC# 48339 of 6. Includes: Cartridges for Collectors Catalog No. 3Lot # 3322 Western History Library See Photo Online by Philip Jay Medicus; TheGroup of 15 different volumes on various Navy Colt, A Johnny Fletcher Mystery by Frank Gruber,aspects of Western history. The library 1941; and four different editions of Great Guns, 1952-1954, newspapers published by Andrewincludes Wells Fargo, stagecoach’s, four Palmer’s Military Inn. Please inspect. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 43520books on ghost towns, two books on Cowboys, and various bookson Western history. Most books are hardbound with slipcoversEst. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48312 Lot # 3323 Old Forts of the See Photo Online Lot # 3328 Lot of 7 Gun Enthusiast West Books Six books: “Forts of Books Lot of 7 books on guns: 1) Great the West,” by Robert W. Frazer; Weapons of World War I. 2) A Shooters Bible Publication: Black Powder Guide. 3) Western “Old Forts of the Southwest,” by Herbert M. Hart; “Old Forts Memorabilia: Collectibles of the Old West. 4) Arms and Armor. 5) War Department: Technical manual on Shotguns, All Types September 21, of the Far West,” by Herbert 1942. 6) Gun Parts: Numrich Corporation Firearms Parts Catalog. 7) M. Hart; “Pioneer Forts of the West,” by Herbert M. Hart; “Old Small Arms of the World. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48260 Forts of the Northwest,” by Herbert M. Hart; (two copies). Lot # 3329 Alaska, Alaska History Books See Photo Online Two publications on Alaska: “ Chilkoot Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 48663 Pass: The Most Famous trail in the North,” by Archie Satterfield; “Alaska History: The National Survey of Historic Site and Buildings” by the U.S. Department ofLot # 3324 Explorers and Emigrants the Interior. Est. $40 ~ $60 HWAC# 48665Library Explorers and Emigrants Library,7 items including The Walker River-Sonora See Photo OnlineCrossing, A Brief History of the Forty-Mile Lot # 3330 Arizona, Tombstone FlyDesert Memorial and Emigrant Trails in the Photograph of Tombstone ActressBlack Rock Desert. Est. $20 ~ $40 HWAC# 48354 Original cabinet card from Fly’s gallery Lot # 3325 Collectors Library Thirteen of Tombstone. Actress seated at table, identified as “Cora”. Label inside theSee Photo Online books on collecting: “Oklahoma Drug Store frame indicates Cora was an actress at the Birdcage Theatre, not verified. 12.5 Bottles”, “Scottish Antiques,” “Bottles on x 9.5”, excellent condition. Est. $300 the Western Frontier,” “Saloons of the ~ $600 HWAC# 49047American West”, “Advertising Trays,” “The Beer Tray Guide,” “A Price Lot #Guide to Beer Advertising Openers and Corkscrews,” “How’s This For 3331Openers,” “Nebraska Merchant Trade Tokens,” “Official Guide to Bottles California,New and Old,” “Whiskey: An American Pictorial History,” “Saloons of Bishopthe Old West”, “Spirits & Liqueurs”, “Kansas Bottles 1854 to 1915.”Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 48266 Lot # 3326 Lot of 23 Dreamlog for Owens Valley (1920s Tourist Guide) 1924 Published annually Civil War Era Books Lot of by Hazard’s Garage, Bishop, California, 23 Civil War era books: 1) this 22 page booklet is a guide to hunting, Gettysburg: An Alternate fishing, camping and hiking in the beautiful Owens Valley. 8 1/2 x 11 inches. Est. $80 ~ History. 2) Scouting for $150 HWAC# 48623 the US Army, 1876 - 1879: The Diary of Fred M. Hans. Lot # 3332 California, Bishop Inyo Magazine3) Soldier And Brave. 4) General Lee’s College: The Rise and Growth Anno Domini 1912 Reprinted in 1983of Washington and Lee University. 5) Wood County, West Virginia in courtesy of Bishop Chamber of CommerceCivil War Times With an Account of the Guerrilla Warfare in the Little in cooperation with Chalfant Press, Inc.Kanawha Valley. 6) Lifeline of the Confederacy: Blockade Running The original publication was published byduring the Civil War. 7) History of the Confederate States Navy from the Inyo Register in 1912. The cover has aIts Organization to the Surrender of Its Last Vessel. 8) Camp Douglas: photograph of the Grand Canon of OwensChicago’s Civil War Prison. 9) By Valour and Arms. 10) Mosby’s River, and the magazine has stories on peopleRangers. 11) Civil War on Western Waters: The story of the Union and and businesses of the Owens Valley. 47 pagesConfederate river navies. 12) Iron Afloat: The Story of the Confederate of stories and another 20 of advertisements.Armorclads. 13) The Confederate Privateers. 14) The Civil War in Interesting overview of the Eastern SierraFayette County West Virginia. 15) 22nd Virginia Infantry. 16) Major as it appeared in 1912. Est. $30 ~ $60General Thomas Maley Harris. 17) The Photographic History of the HWAC# 48624Civil War. 18) Robert E. Lee: The Man and the Soldier, a pictorialbiography. 19) Civil War Collector’s Encyclopedia. 20) ConfederateArms. 21) The Confederate Navy. 22) A Pictorial History of the168 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Lot # 3333 California, Boca Rare Boca General Americana Letterhead: Boca Mill and Ice Company 1875 Hard to find Boca letterhead. From JV Logan to a) J. S. Cain Messieurs Dellepiane & Company. He is shipping Company, 74 pounds of ice this evening. If you want more bullion, telegraph. Dellepiane was a San Francisco grocer U. S. Mint, who would need the Boca ice to ship fresh $716.45, produce throughout California. According to the b) Durand Truckee-Tahoe Historical Society, Boca became Lease, cash, a community in 1868 when the Boca Mill & Ice A. Hansen, Company opened shop. Top is damaged, please $258.35, see photograph. Est. $40 ~ $70 HWAC# 48411 c) Aurora Store,Lot # 3334 California, Bodie lumber,Scarce Bodie Bank Blue Revenue $2.04,Check 1880 RN-G revenue d) Cainimprinted. Scarce variety of Bodie Consolidated Gold Mining Company, Bodie Railroad Company, 3323check. Pay James Armstrong $100. feet of lumber, $99.69, e) Live Yankee Lease, one box of candles, $5.75,Signed by cashier Pope. An iconic f) Real Del Monte, powder & fuse, $9.75. In 1907 the Aurora Mine andBodie check and ephemera piece. Two small triangle cancels, otherwise 20 Stamp Mill were the only producers of importance in 1907/08 (fh).in excellent condition. Est. $100 ~ $150 HWAC# 49065 2) Bodie Park Museum sign in sheet from 1968 to 1972. There are some interesting notes and visitors; a) p127 February 25, 1969 note Lot # 3335 California, on the big snow signed by W. Lee Symmonds curator, b) p127 Kent Bodie Bodie Land Grant Pierce of KCRA-TV in Sacramento, c) July 26, 1969 Japanese exchange 1885 George Byron Day of students, d) p128 grand niece of W. S. Bodie from Scotland, e) p150 Bridgeport, Mono County three people born in Bodie in the 1890’s. Members of Cain family that California is granted 160 visited include Sally, Mary Ellen, Margaret, and Terry. Journal measures acres by the recorder of the 16 x 11.5”. Incorrect handwritten “bodie, 1906) on front cover. Pages 1 General Land Office. 16 x 10 to 117 on Cain Consolidated and pages 118 to 500 are sign in sheets. inches. Folded. Est. $200 ~ Est. $500 ~ $1,000 HWAC# 48123 $400 HWAC# 48626 Lot # 3339 California, Calico Calico Print: LostLot # 3336 California, Bodie Bodie’s Mines, Tall Tales, and Western History c1950’sAncient Order United Workmen c1900 Also volumes of the “Pony Express.”27 Volumes.Lot of three. 1) San Francisco billhead Articles include Reese River, Reveille, Weaverville,addressed to Bodie in 1899. For one Panamint, Frank Shorty Harris, Dan De Quille,reissue. 2) Receipt to George Delury Rawhide, Native Americans, William Wixom, etc.signed by acting Master Workman. For Great historical reference materials. Bound, but some$4.00 in supplies. George Delury moved volumes have come loose. Est. $70 ~ $120 HWAC#to the busy gold mining town of Bodie 42857in the spring of 1882. He worked in themines for a while, before partnering with Lot # 3340 California, Cherokee Bridge Rare 1871 Original Toll Bridge Authorization 1871 ForRosalio Garcia in the late 1880s to buy the George Roling of Sierra County. principal and Augustus DeCray andTemple Saloon on Main Street - yes, the Casper Genviner of Yuba County, sureties.famous Bodie token! 3) AOUW 1902 By-Laws booklet from the Bodie For one year at $1,000 for the CherokeeLodge. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 49066 Toll Bridge over the North Yuba River “on the Trial from Oak Valley in Yuba County Lot # 3337 California, Bodie JS Cain to Brandy City in Sierra County. Includes Correspondence Lot Three letters to JS long 50c blue Revenue Stamp, originalSee Photo Online Cain of Bodie. 1) Carson City News, 1913. gold seal of Yuba County and interesting three diamonds next to Rolings name. Long letter about leasing the Standard - Includes historical information such asBodie’s most famous mine. 2) Mason Mercantile, 1913. Price of Gelatin Roling would pass away in 1882, but his(explosives). 3) Farmers Bank of Carson Valley, Minden, 1916. Overdue wife would live at the bridge and continue as proprietress of the toll crossing. Est.draft letter with a copy of Cain’s reply with his signature. Est. $40 ~ $60 $200 ~ $500 HWAC# 48826HWAC# 46890Lot # 3338 Nevada / California, Aurora / Bodie Cain Consolidated Lot # 3341 California,Gold Mining Co. Ledger & Bodie Museum Sign-In Book 1906- Clipper Gap Clipper1909, 1968=1972 This journal gives the buyer a twofer. 1) Cain Gap and Texas FoothillConsolidated Mining Company Ledger from 1906-1909. A complete Photographs 4look at this mining operation. Journal references include Aurora Store, Photographs of ClipperNorthern Bell, Live Yankee, Real Del Monte, Juniata Martinez Lease, Gap Train Station and Texas Foothill panoramas. Clipper Gap photosToohey & Kelly, Wide West Lease, Durand Lease, J. S. Cain Company, have a train and a man waiting for it. Scarce photos of both locations,W. Woodbury, Earl & Company, Surman & Hellwinkle,etc. Many of themines go back to the earliest glory says when Aurora was thought to early California shots. Est. $100 ~ $150 HWAC# 40157be in California. Each transaction includes a description and price like Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 169

General Americana Lot # 3342 California, Decoto Masonic Lot # 3347 California, Iowa Hill Rare Iowa Hill Letter on Fancy Letterhead 1888 InSee Photo Online Home of California Framed Poster c1890 its heyday, Iowa Hill was the principal town of Eastern Placer County. It is located on the This lithograph depicts the Masonic Widows narrow neck of a high ridge between the and Orphans Home in Decoto, California North Fork of the American River to the north,surrounded by hills. Lithographer is Louis Roesch. C1890. [The only and Indian Canyon to the south. During theexample we could find online was from the Bancroft Library.] Serious 1850s and 1860s, numerous camps flourishedstaining on the right hand side of the poster (about 3”). 31x40” with within a radius of five miles of Iowa Hill. Goldframe. Due to size and delicate nature, additional shipping charges was discovered in Iowa Hill in 1853. By 1856,may apply. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 47330 the production value of the mines exceeded $100,000. By 1880, the production value wasLot # 3343 California, Glendale up to $20 million. This 1888 letterhead is from A. P. Smiley, GeneralKinner Airplane and Motor Merchandise. About Mr. Root making wheels for Mr. Noble. Est. $50 ~Corporation Stock Certificate 1934 $100 HWAC# 48146# LA 3360 for 100 shares to ForestU. Lake. Auto signed by Bayly and Lot # 3348 California, Knights FerryPorter. Folds, but in great condition.Airplane pictorial. Kinner Airplane See Photo Online Calaveras County / Archie Stevenot Glass& Motor Corp was an airplane andengine manufacturer, founded in Negative Collection--Gold Rush PioneerGlendale, California by Bert Kinner in the mid-1920s. Kinner’s chief Family 1906 These three boxes of glassengineer was Max B. Harlow who went on to found the Harlow Aircraft negatives are from Archie Stevenot. Eight large negatives (5x7) includesCompany. It went bankrupt in 1937 and the aircraft rights were sold the Pabst Administrative Mansion and the inside of an electrical plant.to Timm Aircraft Company. Kinner imagined that if he could produce Many water scenes. Eighteen smaller negatives (4x5): one set saysaircraft cheaply enough they would be as common as the family car. Knights Ferry. Photo of a gravesite, etc. The Stevenot family were trueIn 1926 the new Air Commerce Act required licensing of both pilots California Gold Rush pioneers. Archie Stevenot was born in Carson Hill,and mechanics, restricting this futuristic plan. Nevertheless, the 1930s He helped found the California Chamber of Commerce and his family“Golden Age” of aviation was ready for Kinner’s improved and less established the borax industry in the state. He also established the Mothercostly aircraft and engines. [aviationpros website] Est. $80 ~ $200 Lode Highway Association in 1919 which was primarily responsible forHWAC# 41744 the creation of State Route 49. As a result, the bridge across the Stanislaus River between Tuolumne and Calaveras counties on SR 49 is named the Lot # 3344 California, Grass Archie Stevenot Bridge in his honor, and his birthplace has been declared Valley Watch & Clock Reverse a California Historical Landmark Est. $300 ~ $500 HWAC# 22115 Glass, Grass Valley Black and silver. “We Specialize in Watch Lot # 3349 California, Lake Tahoe Tahoe Tattler & Clock Repairs.” Found at the July 11, 1881 1881 Articles on a boat race on the Toll House in Grass Valley. Good Lake between the Minnie Moody and the Dora. The condition with some issues. Dead Shot team beat the Tahoe team in a shooting Please see photo. 14” long. Est. match, Charles Johnson caught the largest Silver $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 48430 Trout ever taken from Tahoe, visit the Big Bonanza Saloon for a big cigar and a still larger glass of beer,Lot # 3345 California, Hetch etc. Ads for “Minnie Moody” the reliable sailingHetchy Hetch Hetchy Dam boat, Grand Central Hotel, Hunter’s Retreat, MayoCompletion Photograph & Hurley small boats, RE Wood photography, Tallac1923 Birds-eye photograph House, Tahoe House, JM Short merchandise, etc. Aimed at bringing in andof the completion of the entertaining the tourists! 6.5 x 4.75”. Great Lake Tahoe Collectible. Est.O’Shaughnessy Dam at the $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48410top of the Hetch Hetchy Valleyin 1923. Hetch Hetchy is known as “The Little Yosemite” and lies in Lot # 3350 California,the Northwestern region of Yosemite National Park. Good conditions Lake Tahoe Donner13.5”x 6” Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 40160 Lake Broadside Original framed Lot # 3346 California, Hogsback broadside announcing Rare Hogsback, Iowa Hill, C. F. McGlashan’s new Letterhead from Compagnie book, the History of Mines 1888 Rare location! This the Donner Party. Placer County Mine was obviously These broadsides are owned by the French as the mine spectacular. We have is called “Compagnie des miens been lucky enough to D’or du Forest Hill Divide.” Below handle perhaps three the signature of superintendent in the last 40 years. WC Ralston is “Cie, des Mines The broadside has aD’or du....” Written to Root Neilson Company of Sacramento. 1888. great picture of Donner Lake at center and is subtitled “a tragedy of theThe Hogsback Mine was south of Emigrant Gap near Westville. When Sierra”. Printed by HS Crocker & Company of Sacramento. Crocker isRalston ran a tunnel for the Melones Mine in Calaveras County, he used known to printing historians for his beautiful colorful printed bill headsthe Hogsback as an example. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48403 and printed works. This broadside is printed in green, red and black. The frame is 10.5 x 13”. Excellent condition. A must for any Tahoe collector. Est. $700 ~ $1,500 HWAC# 49048170 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Lot # 3351 General Americana California, Long Nevada City. Early No. 10 for 5 shares to James Colley. RARE early date, issued a year after incorporation! 3.25 x 8.5”. It is one of the oldest Beach Framed continuously operated hotels west of the Rockies. Est. $500 ~ $800 HWAC# 48803 Ramsey & Lot # 3356 California, Nevada City Stevenson Photograph of W. F. Englebright’s Home with Family and Horse Photograph (Nevada City) Early. Before he moved to his new house on Broad of Boardwalk Street. This house on Zion. Back of frame identifies WF, Kitte wearing a & Pier with white dress, wife holding young Bill, and H. L. E. standing next to W. F. Distinguished Englebright was a mining man and a Representative in the United States House of Representatives. Faded, Visitors but very historical for this important local family. Est. $200 ~ $400 c1900 Photo HWAC# 42839 by Ramsey &Stevenson, 527 West Sixth Street , Los Angeles, California. One of the city’smany boardwalks and piers - perhaps Long Beach. 31.5 x 15 .5” framed.Frame is particularly nice and in great condition. Photo has one scar inupper left. (The only online date-identified photo from this company wecould find was in 1902 at the Santa Monica Wharf.) Est. $400 ~ $800HWAC# 48814Lot # 3352 California, Mammoth Lakes Lot # 3357 California, Nevada City Nice, Large Nevada City General“The Secret of Convict Lake” Movie Merchandise Advertising Sign c1880 This will attract attention.Poster 14 x 11 inch Technicolor poster 9’ x 13”. “General Merchandise.” The Union” newspaper dates thisfor the 20th Century Fox feature film “The sign to c1880. Hung over a shop on Commercial Street. This sign hasSecret of Convict Lake” starring Glenn been outside and shows wear: divots, large black spot. See photo forFord, Gene Tierney, Ethel Barrymore, description. This is a very large piece and shipping will be costly. Weand Zachary Scott. The popularity of the suggest buyer pick this piece up. Est. $500 ~ $1,000 HWAC# 42601Owens Valley as a movie location has Lot # 3358 California, Nevada City Stunning, Ornate, Antique R.spawned the Big Pine Film Festival to celebrate the region’s film legacy. J. Bennetts, Druggist Sign c1880 From the historic mining town ofThe 1951 movie was directed by Michael Gordon. Est. $50 ~ $100 Nevada City. 11 feet long. Colorful. Cut out! FRAMED! If you are lookingHWAC# 48625 for a center piece to your collection, this is it. The newspaper “The Union” quoting Paul Matson former city councilman said, “The R.J. Lot # 3353 California, Napa Bennetts Druggist sign is also thought to be from the 1870s and 80s... Personalized Wallet for Al. It is an over-painted sign covering a business that likely preceded Michelson Michelson lived on the druggist. The business preceding Bennetts was also a druggist.” 322 2nd St. In the 1910 Napa Shipping will be expensive for this piece. We suggest the buyer contact census there was an Albert us and plan to pick this sign up. Est. $2,000 ~ $3,000 HWAC# 42603 H. Michelson who live at 118 Jaurez Street in Napa. He was listed as a barber. In the 1920 census he lived at 322Randolph. 9.5 x 4.5” unfolded. Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 42824Lot # 3354 California, Nevada Lot # 3359 California, Nevada County 1867 Nevada CountyCity Large Impressive Nevada Directory First Nevada County Directory. Heavy emphasis on mining in the county. Lots of advertising. Index to advertisers doneCity Mirror! This mirror by occupation. This copy is signed by Edward F. Bean. He was themeasures 39 x 33”. It has fancy County Assessor and Publisher of the Daily Gazette when this wasscroll work throughout the printed. This copy has the iconic book plate of collector Carl I. Wheat.frame. Printed in black ink is Original binding, 409 pages. Covers are worn and stained. The first sixNCNG R. R. Co. Although this pages are heavily stained. Binding is coming loose. Pages are stronglynever hung in the depot ofthe Nevada County Narrow attached. Comes with a hard case for storage. Est. $3,000 ~ $6,000Gauge Railroad, it has been HWAC# 46063done quite professionally.However, the piece has the lookof a railroad depot mirror. Itlooks good hanging on a wall!Est. $200 ~ $500 HWAC# 48440 Lot # 3355 California, Nevada City National Exchange Hotel Company Stock Certificate 1864 Very early, non- mining stock certificate fromBid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 171

General Americana Turner, Hardware, 1890, with stove pictorial. Other billheads include Richard NoellLot # 3360 California, Nevada County 1871 Nevada County hardware, Mt. Oro Lumber, George GaylordDirectory The second of these fine Nevada County Directories. groceries, Wiesenburger Brothers feed store,Advertising directory is by occupation: hydraulic, livery stable, planing Nevada County Electric Power, Howell &mill, wagonmakers, etc. Includes sketches of Grass Valley, Little York, Cassidy plumbers, George Allen foundry, threeMoore’s Flat, Nevada City, North Bloomfield, and North San Juan. unused The Times of Dutch Flat, and a cuteSignature on the front is for George W. Welch. A George W. Welch ran cartoon Dudley Eldridge 1943 plumber. Alsoa music store and news agency. One pencil signature on the book is F. an 1890 tax assessment, 1888 piano recitalG. Beatty. There is a Frank G. Beatty listed in the directory. He was a program, Eagles’ Minstrels 1911 program, andclerk for Thomas, Findley & Company, bankers. Cover shows wear, but California Fish & game brochure on feedingthe book has been rebound and the pages are all very tight. 303 pages. pheasants and quail, Checks include IdahoEst. $1,000 ~ $3,000 HWAC# 46064 Maryland Mines, North Star Mines, Rainbow Account, Washington Mining Company of 1881, and Idaho Quartz Mining Company. Est. Lot # 3361 California, $120 ~ $300 HWAC# 48819 Nevada County 1895 Nevada County Directory Lot # 3364 California, Nevada County Rare The third of two great Notary Public Nevada County Seal c1890- historical and reference 1910 Inside is the Great Seal of the State works. Index to contents; of California. Worn down between ‘Notary You Bet, Rough & Ready, Public’ and ‘Nevada Co.’ Est. $80 ~ $150 Money Flat, Little Hill, Hunt’s HWAC# 42858 Hill, French Corral, Truckee, Colfax, Nevada City, etc. Lot # 3365 Hospitals, libraries, NGRR, Nevada County Reduction California, San See Photo Online Works, water companies Francisco Wm. T.and ditches. officials, etc. Index to Advertisers like, Gullaume, CEMulloy, Parsons & Quick, Naffziger, John Swart, JF Brown, etc. Lots Coleman Framed Advertisement Williamof mining advertisements! Two fold out maps: tri-fold of geology ofNevada County and an 1884 six-fold of Nevada City and Grass Valley T Coleman & Company advertisement.area (large 1.5” rip where connected to book). One page map of NGRR.Some sketches and a few photos. 240 pages. Spine shows wear, covers Gorgeous framed original color lithograph advertisement for theare in nice condition, and pages are tightly bound. Est. $600 ~ $900HWAC# 46066 William T Coleman and Company shipping and commission merchantsLot # 3362 California, Nevada County Directory in San Francisco. This full-color advertisement appears to be from aof Public School, 1932 Three high schools:Grass Valley, Nevada City, and Meadow Lake. Lists Circa 1885 folio and is of very high quality. At the bottom in an insetteachers and subjects. Thirty-three elementaryschools including cities of Wolf, Washington, in the mat is a calling card for Mr. William T Coleman. While theTruckee, French Corral, Rough & Ready, Wheatland,North San Juan, Graniteville, Chicago Park, Colfax, advertising piece is absolutely original we offer no opinion on theNevada City, Grass Valley, etc. Lists teacher - mostare one room school houses. 7 x 177.5” framed. 0 calling card, since we can’t get it out of the frame to inspect it. This is aEst. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48808Lot # 3363 California, Nevada County Nevada marvelous original colorful advertising piece for one of San Francisco’sCounty Ephemera Collection with some small most colorful characters. William Coleman was president of the 1856towns 1875-1943 Lot of thirty-two. Includes 8x10 Vigilante Committee in San Francisco, and also is the man who madephotograph of the Grass Valley Fire Department. Pictorial billheads for the first in embossed whiskey bottle for San Francisco. The frameWJ Wilson, 189- Newcastle; three J Hennessey Empire Livery stable, is 25 x 30”, and the inset 11 x 14”. A choice piece of San Franciscopink and green, Nevada City with trotting horses racing; James Cairns,1889, horse products with horse head pictorial; and two George E advertising Est. $1,500 ~ $3,000 HWAC# 49049 Lot # 3366 California, San Francisco Rare Reichel San Francisco Silver Flatware, c1863 Five matching small silver spoons marked F. R. Reichel, S.F. (San Francisco). Reichel was an early San Francisco Silversmith at 620-622 Merchant. His silver pieces are very rare today. We have not found him involved in the assay business, which was customary for the gold rush silversmiths. Circa late 1850’s to early 1860’s. Est. $400 ~ $600 HWAC# 49149 Lot # 3367 California, San Francisco Kohler & Ritter Silver Flatware, c1867 Kohler & Ritter were successors to Fred Reichel in San Francisco in 1867. Both worked as silversmiths with Reichel, and Gotthard Kohler was Reichel’s manger. Gotthard Kohler’s relationship with Gold Rush assayer F. D. Kohler is unknown. Kohler & Ritter silver are found with two different hallmarks, a “K & R” and “Kohler & Ritter” This group of rare early San Francisco silver has 4 pieces marked K&R and six pieces marked Kohler & Ritter. Of the K & R pieces, there is172 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

General Americana a dinner fork, tea Lot # 3372 California, San Francisco spoon, and two Interesting, Colorful, Pictorial San See Photo Online serving pieces, a Francisco Billheads 1906-1918 Lot of 15. Almost all different is some way. Includes berry spoon and a four different JA Folger; tea, spices, coffee, and vanilla extract. Early fish fork?, both about 1907 John Deere billheads. An early John Deere price list. Also 9” long. The Kohler Harban Trunk Company, International Harvester, 1918 Pierce Arrow, & Ritter prices are and Techan Tavern, Many are pictorial. Please see the photograph. 5 teaspoons and Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 46787 a very large soup ladle (14”). These are some of the few known such marked pieces. Est. $1,200 ~ $1,800 HWAC# 49148Lot # 3368 California, Bay Area Brochurefor Mt. Tamalpais and Muir Woods See Photo OnlineBrochure has great map of area, fares forferry from Sausalito, descriptions of areasand restaurants. Est. $70 ~ $100 HWAC# 38468 Lot # 3369 California, San Lot # 3373 California, San Francisco Pan. Pacific International Francisco 1854 View Map Exposition Stereoview Collection 1915 Approximately 86 different of San Francisco and the Keystone View Company stereoviews for the 1915 World’s Fair in San Bay 1854 A highly appealing Francisco. Numbers start with 17715 and end with 17826, with the view map of San Francisco following missing: 17721, 17722, 17732, 17735, 17750, 17753, 17765, dating to 1854. Published for 17772, 17773, 17778, 17779, 17785, 17786, 17788, 17790, 17810, the “History of the World” 17815, and 17817-17825. Overall condition of the set is very good. A by Henry Bill. Taken from unique opportunity to buy this assortment of day and night views of the the original 1852 printing. many exhibits and activities at the expo. Since they are Keystone, the Framed. Print is 15.75 x 9”. quality of the pictures is great with good contrast. Many have printedFolds - some with staining and creasing. Appears to be one small rip on descriptions on the back. Please inspect! (Prag Collection) Est. $750 ~left side of map. Over all in good condition. Map reveals San Francisco $3,000 HWAC# 27217as seen from Nob Hill looking down California Street. Telegraph Hillappears on the left. Shows numerous buildings and ships throughout. Lot # 3374 California, San Francisco See Photo OnlineThe most important buildings and locations are identified numerically. Rare University of California MedicalThese include North Bay, Contra Costa, Yerba Buena Island, the CaliforniaExchange, the Plaza, Leanard’s Warehouse, Ricon Point, the Market Street School Grad Announcement with somePier, California Street, Central Warf, the Catholic Church, the Marine interesting names 1881 Very early. SixteenTelegraph, and Anjill Island. There are seven different printings of this graduates. One was Emma Sutro. In 1898 this article appeared in theview, the earliest appearing in 1850 with subsequent editions in 1851, San Francisco newspaper, “Adolph Sutro, ex-mayor of San Francisco1852, 1854, 1855, 1856, and 1857. Est. $300 ~ $400 HWAC# 48426 and builder of the famous Sutro tunnel, has been adjudged mentally incompetent by Superior Judge Belcher. His daughter, Dr. Emma Lot # 3370 California, San Francisco Sutro-Merritt, who has been in constant professional attendance on 3 Panorama Sections of The San Francisco Earthquake 3 Parts of her father for many months past, has been appointed guardian of his a panorama taken after the 1906 person and estate, her bonds being fixed at $100,000.” Fifteen more earthquake in San Francisco. Shows fires, smoke and damage to the city graduates to be researched. Est. $50 ~ $75 HWAC# 47317 in the wake of the earthquake. Titled “The Burning City”. Each section is Lot # 3375 California, San approximately 10” x 13”. Est. $150 ~ Francisco San Francisco Bay $400 HWAC# 40405 Photographs Lot of four. 1-2) Photographic reprints of twoLot # 3371California, San passenger ships in the bay.Francisco Chinese 3) J. Franks & Sons: Leather,Enameled Sign Hides, Pelts, etc. Wagon inFor a herbalist onDupont Street. Original Import stamp on back side of sign - “J.U.E.M.A. front of store ready to deliverPASSED”. 24” tall. Est. $300 ~ $600 HWAC# 48464 or take away. 4) Frisco Baths Shaving Parlor. All seem to be reprints. Two are framed. Est. $90 ~ $120 HWAC# 42836Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 173

General AmericanaLot # 3376 California, San Francisco Lot # 3382 California, San FranciscoSan Francisco Ephemera Lot Bank of California Duplicate ofincludes; nice Geological Map of the Exchange w/ Rare CA RevenueVicinity of San Francisco, 1853, by Stamps 1869 Rare! Has 20 cent andWilliam P. Blake; 3 posters of the 4 cent California adhesive revenueGolden Gate Bridge, 1937; 2 largeposters of various cable cars. Est. stamps with tied cancels. Also has 2$100 ~ $200 HWAC# 38461 cent orange US IR adhesive revenue. Exchange No. 9366 issued August 5th, 1869 for $333.33 to James G. Weld. Signed by Thomas Brown. Red font and vignette upper right with allegorical figures. 4.25”x 8.75” with folds and creases. Est. $200 ~ $300 HWAC# 28648Lot # 3377 California, San Lot # 3383 California, San FranciscoFrancisco San Francisco Real Possibly the ONLY remaining UncutPhoto Postcards Lot of 20 Sheet of Dunbar’s California Bankdifferent real photo postcards of 1850 VERY EARLY GOLD RUSH! DunbarSan Francisco and the Bay area. established this bankIncludes animals, Bay Bridge and in San FranciscoGolden Gate Bridge construction, cable cars, monuments and more. in 1850, where heFantastic collection. c. 1930’s-1950’s Est. $60 ~ $150 HWAC# 38315 redeemed at par the gold coins of Baldwin Lot # 3378 California, San Francisco & Co. In 1851. In Schmidt Label & Lithographic 1851 Dunbar began Co. Stock Certificate 1884 Cert. issuing his own gold #124, issued for 60 shares to coins. Kagin says “Dunbar probably stopped issuing his coins sometime Richard Schmidt in 1884. Signed in April or May and decided to lie low until some of the adverse publicity concerning all private gold coins had blown over. Evidently things did by M. Schmidt as president and not improve and Dunbar headed for New York and ultimately teamed up S Desbecker as secretary. The co. with a new currency manufacturing scheme in the form of the Continental incorporated in California in 1882. Bank Note Company, which later merged with the American Bank Note The company was a major printer Company” [Kagin, 1981, 113]. This uncut sheet shows some signs of itsof western labels and lithographs. Here the company was printing it’s age (wrinkles, slight discoloration), but overall is in great shape. Wellown stock certificate. Fancy printing on the masthead, very ornate. worth framing. Est. $2,000 ~ $3,000 HWAC# 37219Uncancelled. Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 35426 Lot # 3384 California, Sutter Creek Slavonic I. B. S.Lot # 3379 California, San Francisco Two Angels Camp Ribbon Branch of S. I. B. S. of SutterEarly San Francisco Billheads 1855, 1866 1) Creek, California. Many of the miners trapped andOriental Coal Yard. Thomas House bought a 1/2 entombed in the fire of 1922 in Jackson were Slavonic.ton of hard coal. Number 12 battery Street near Famous criminals Blazo Bascovich, Miko Yonich and NickOriental Hotel. 2) 1866 Thomas Selby, Importer Bogdonovich worked in Sutter Creek. See reward posterof Metals. Sold to A. C. Fassett of the Reese River in this auction! Est. $60 ~ $100 HWAC# 42856Consolidated Mining Company of Austin, Nevada.Selby would become most famous for smelting.Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48145 Lot # 3380 California, San Lot # 3385 California, Truckee Seven Truckee, California Francisco Waterhouse & See Photo Online Letterheads 1886-1891 Three different Lester Co. Catalog 1909 Waterhouse & Lester Co. companies, five different letterheads. Two Catalog, No. 10, copy no. different M. E. Burckhalter, Banking and Insurance. Two different J. L. 2513. Vehicle Hardware and Lewison & Company, dry goods & clothing. Two similar J. Adolph dry Supplies. Wagonmakers, goods and clothing letterheads. One note to the Bullion & ExchangeBlacksmiths, Horseshoers and Trimmers Supplies. Nice illustrations. Hardbound, cloth, 11.75” x 10.25”. End binding loose. Est. $100 ~ $200HWAC# 39672Lot # 3381 California, San Francisco / See Photo Online Bank in Carson City from W Durno(?). Est. $40 ~ $80 HWAC# 48413Sacramento Two 1860’s Steamer Items 1) Lot # 3386 California, Truckee TruckeeSteamer Chrysopolis August 28, 1866 freight Lumber Company Group 1906/07 Eightcharge. Datelined Sacramento. The Chrysopolis was part of the California 1906/07 Billheads and Letterheads from See Photo OnlineSteam Navigation Company. The Chrysopolis was a famous side-wheelsteamboat that ran between Sacramento and San Francisco from 1860 to the Truckee Lumber Company. Four are for1875. It was built in San Francisco, by shipbuilder John Gunder North in the A. R. Jeffries Cottage #2. Everything you need to build your newhis new shipyard in the Potrero District. On December 31, 1861 it made house. (Two pages of draft are not on billheads.) Two letterheads. Onethe record setting run for a steamboat over the 120 mile distance between about the bid for the lumber to build the Thomas Means and the S. R.Sacramento and San Francisco in 5 hours and 19 minutes, making anaverage speed of 19.8 knots. 2) Unused Steamer Nevada steerage ticket. Moran houses in Fallon. Two billheads to Warren Williams of Fallon.Ran on the Opposition Line from San Francisco to New York, via Panama. One for $474.00 and one for $363.19. Est. $40 ~ $60 HWAC# 46886186-. Est. $40 ~ $60 HWAC# 46786174 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Lot # 3387 California, Truckee Truckee Lumbering General AmericanaBillheads 1871-1888 Lot of nine. 1-2) Sierra NevadaLumber Association 1875 billheads, Addressed to the (1857). He describes his voyage toCarson (Nevada) Lumber Company. 3-9) Six different California and gives details of family life,Truckee Lumber Company billheads. This is a nice social life, politics and church historycollection with a wide variety of bullhead styles. in San José, Santa Cruz, and Sacramento. He comments at lengthEst. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48412 on California agriculture and mineral resources and offers a chapter on Lot # 3388 California, See Photo Online mining camp life. After founding the Williams Bank of Williams Powell Street church, Taylor explains,Checks & Ledger Sheet 1909 A ledger page he undertook a mission to sailors in Sanand 20 checks from 1909 from the rural Francisco which left him so burdened by debt that he returned east to publishcommunity of Williams in Colusa County. Est. $30 ~ $80 HWAC# 28523 books and conduct revivals in the hope of putting his finances in order. [Library of Congress] First American Edition. Original gilt brownLot # 3389 California, Volcano embossed cloth. 16 engravings. Bright gilt lettering and designs onFrank Adams Half & Quarter spine. Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 48821Plate Tin Photographs c1860-1865 Very early. Very historical. Lot # 3393 California “Harry inPhotos show a bearded man, California” Framed Gold Panning Scene Harry is using a sluice boxtwo women and a boy in front to strike it rich. Very colorful! Frame measures 11 x 13.5”. Veryof a wooden cabin surrounded good condition. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 48432by grass bushes & trees in thebackground. 1) 1/2 plate tin Lot # 3394photo. 6.5 x 8.5”. On reverse Californiais a piece of paper glued on 1850s Map of Passes in the Sierra Nevadawith penciled identification. 1853 By Lt. Williamson. Authorized by2) 1/4 tin plate. 5 x 7”. No Secretary of State Jefferson Davis. Fromidentification, but same Walker Pass to the Coast Range. Very fragile.group, Est. $1,000 ~ $2,000 Needs TLC! 32” x 22”. Est. $120 ~ $400HWAC# 37262 HWAC# 27842Lot # 3390 California, Yuba County Rare Lot # 3395 California“Resources of Yuba County” Booklet 1894 Bank of California Check Collection c1860s-1922 Lot of 11.Compiled by T. J. Sherwood. Descriptions Includes: G.W. McNear (California “Grain King”), San Francisco, 1892;of Olive Hill, Smartville, Marysville, Pacific Mail Steam Ship Company, San Francisco, RN-D, unused;Wheatland, Comptonville, etc. 19 full page different RN-D signed by Allen & Curtis (Austin, Nevada), 1873; 1870sketches. Six portrait sketches. About Duplicate of Exchange, San Francisco, revenue stamp cut out; four15 pages of advertisements - most are c.1860s unused San Francisco checks with stubs; c.1880s unused Parkpictorial. Some pages are still connected & Lacy Machinery Depot (SF); 1922 SF; and c.1880s Grass Valley. (Pragdo to printing process. Cover coming loose Collection) Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 34953and has been taped. 56 pages. 5.5 x 8.75”.Est. $150 ~ $300 HWAC# 48405 Lot # 3396 California California Book Collection - Gold Rush! Lot of ten: From Lot # 3391 California Mississippi to California, Mainstream California Bank Stock America California, The Gold Hunters, Certificates 1876-1984 (4) Four The Shirley Letters, The California of issued California bank stocks. George Gordon autographed, California Includes: Citizen’s Bank, 1876, the Golden by Hunt, California State Nevada City, Cal. pen cxled, Series (textbook), The Gold Rush by some glue residue at left edge, Goodman, Gold Rush Days in Nevada City Anglo-California Trust Co. of San with fold-out map in great condition, Francisco, 1911, hole cancels, The Old Calaveras Road autographed. San Jose National Bank, San Jose, Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 48828Cal. 1929, stamp cxled, Mineral King Bancorp, Inc. 1884, Visalia, Cal.Punch cxled. Est. $200 ~ $300 HWAC# 35431Lot # 3392 California “California Life Illustrated” by Taylor 1858William Taylor (1821-1902) was a Methodist minister specializingin “street preaching” in Baltimore and Washington, D.C., when theMethodist church sent him to California as a missionary evangelist in1849. He remained in the West for seven years, going on to become oneof the church’s most tireless worldwide evangelists. Taylor travelledthe world for the church, but spent his last years in California, thesite of his first mission. California life illustrated (1858) expands onhis reminiscences in Seven years’ street preaching in San FranciscoBid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 175

General Americana Lot # 3403 Colorado, Arlington The Pennsylvania Town Company Stock Lot # 3397 California California General Certificate (Arlington Springs) 1888 Proprietors of Arlington Springs, BentSee Photo Online History Library California general history County, Colorado. Inc. in Colorado. No. 169, issued for 1 share to Oliver library. 20 volumes on California history. H. Perry, president of the company, on The group includes several volumes on March 15th, 1888. Not cancelled. Also signed by the secretary (Hunt).central California mining, seven volumes on the Sierra Nevada, three Maroon border and print. Colorado state seal vignette. Printed byvolumes on Northern California, and other interesting books on Chieftain Print. 6” x 10” Small tear on bottom edge. Light toning. (PragCalifornia history. Both soft and hard cover, excellent condition, a nice Collection) Est. $100 ~ $150 HWAC# 34968library please inspect. Est. $60 ~ $100 HWAC# 48313 Lot # 3404 Colorado, Cripple Creek ColoradoLot # 3398 California Governor Badge with ribbon 1903-1904 ColoradoCalifornia Glass City Cripple Creek Telluride - Trinidad 1903-904Weights Collection James H. Peabody Governor of Colorado Badge4 Glass weights with engraving of governor with a red white andincluding a 4” x 2.75” blue ribbon in good condition. Est. $150 ~ $300rectangular one HWAC# 35769from Soldiers’ HomeCalifornia with a picture of 2 birds-eye views, one facing north andthe other facing south. Another one is a 3” diameter semi-sphericalweight for Partridge Magic Lantern Photo Supplies in San Francisco.The third one is a 4” x 2.5” rectangular advertisement for Henry F.Myers Merchant Tailor in Orange California, and the last one is a 3.5”black and yellow WD Frasier Wholesale Seeds Mirror backed weight.Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 33525 Lot # 3399 California California Lot # 3405 Colorado, Large Engraved Certificate Cripple Creek Rare Collection 1 California State Supreme Biographical Work on Court justice election certification c. John Alexander 1892 1894 signed by Cal. Governor Henry Rare biographical work Markham, California 47th district for John Alexander and assemblyman certificate of election c. the families of Alexander, 1928, 3 Grand Lodge Ancient Order Wilkinson, Sparr, and of United Workmen of California Guthrie. by Wm. G. beneficiary certificates. Est. $250 ~ Alexander. The Xl Job Printing Office, Cripple Creek, 1892. Only $400 HWAC# 32904 600 copies were made for the family of John Alexander and others. Different historical perspective. Est. $200 ~ $600 HWAC# 40868Lot # 3400 California Slug Facsimile IOOFBadge Rare Golden Jubilee Souvenir. IOOF 1849- Lot # 3406 Colorado, Cripple Creek Souvenir1899 California. Bear on top part, nice images on Cripple Creek Mining Camp Badge Souvenirbadge part. Est. $150 ~ $300 HWAC# 39663 Cripple Creek Greatest Gold Mining Camp on Earth Masonic Badge (Missing Souvenir top Lot # 3401 California attachment) Est. $80 ~ $120 HWAC# 35751 Three California Historical Ribbons Lot # 3407 Colorado, c1900 1) Golden Cripple Creek The “World’s Fair, California, Cripple Creek Trip 185-1893, Sept.9.” Has metal California (1915 Photo Booklet) Golden Bear. 2) Deep Purple California Rare small booklet: A Miner’s Association Ribbon from 1900. Picture Story of The Cripple Creek Trip. Soft Delegate Ribbon. faded, but readable. Has a cover, 6” x 9”. Published by The Smith-Brooksmetal California Golden Bear. 3) “Mailed to McKinney” American flag. Press, 1915. Soft cover, stapled binding. BookMetal nail on top. Deeply frayed. Est. $100 ~ $150 HWAC# 48406 Condition: Good. Softcover, edge wear to softcover. 41 pages of sepia toned photographsLot # 3402 California of the landscape and mining industry, includingTwo California Gold four fold out panoramic scenes. Photographs are clean and withoutRush Maps Both done marking or discoloration. Est. $60 ~ $150 HWAC# 35340by Captain Beckwith andauthorized by Secretary Lot # 3408 Colorado, Denver Large Denverof State Jefferson Davis. National Bank Advertising Mirror 3 1/2”1) Mud Lake to the Pacific diameter. Tan and brown. “Built on service toocean. 1855, Includes the West.” Very large example of an advertisinga proposed north- mirror. One inch crack in front and backsouth railroad route. 2) has residue from tape. Est. $20 ~ $100Humboldt Mountains to HWAC# 27540Mud lake. Includes a east-west railroad line along the Humboldt River.Both are 22” x 20”. Some rips at fold and intersections, but overall ingood condition. Est. $150 ~ $300 HWAC# 27844176 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Lot # 3409 Colorado, Denver The General Americana Continental Wireless Telephone etc. Illustrations of elevations and sketches of the Rio de los Pinos. a very & Telegraph Company Stock nice fold-out map of part of Colorado (10.75” x 14”) Another fold-out Certificate 1902 Inc. in South Dakota. of map shows “Lines of Communication between Conejos and Pagosa No. 3515, issued for 150 shares to Springs, Colorado”(14” x 19”) another fold-out shows a Plan of Tunnel Edward Malke on May 26, 1902. and Drifts of the Pride of the West Lode. Back of report has two plates of Signed by the company president and illustrations of butterflies. Tan soft cover loose from binding, back cover secretary. Not cancelled. Ornate brown missing. ((9.25” x 5.75”) Used condition. Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 27048 border and floral logo. One 10 cent revenue stamp at left. Folds. 8.25” x Lot # 341510.5” (Prag Collection) Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 34865 ColoradoLot # 3410 Colorado, Leadville Souvenir Pin Report1900 Souvenir Fourth July Carnival Leadville, CO upon thepin with an eagle and American flag design. Est. Colorado$80 ~ $150 HWAC# 35762 River of the West. Lot # 3411 36th Colorado, Pueblo Congress, 1st Journeyman Session. Barber Ed Senate Anderson Executive Display Case Document c1914 Ed Anderson was a frequent 1861 Very contributor to the “Journeyman rare! Report Barber” and active in organizing upon the barbers. He was also the secretary- treasurer of the 10th Annual Colorado Convention of the Colorado State River of the Association of Journeyman Barbers. West. 36th 19 x 15 x 10”. A nice display Congress,case for many collectibles from a historically important barber. 1st Session.Est. $500 ~ $800 HWAC# 48449 Senate Executive Document. Joseph Christmas Ives(1828-1868). Published by Washington: Government Printing Office, 1861, by orderLot # 3412 Colorado, Pueblo Pueblo, See Photo Online of the Secretary of War. This is a choice publication, not from a library.Colorado Map / Guide 1926 map It contains great maps and lithograph illustrations, some in color.and guide for the city of Pueblo. Beautiful hardcover, gold etching of riverboat on cover, 11.5” x 9”, 154 pp plus index. Quite a find! Est. $2,000 ~ $4,000 HWAC# 41949Est. $80 ~ $150 HWAC# 41409 Lot # 3416 Colorado Colorado and Lot # 3413 Colorado `”Laws of Colorado” See Photo Online Wyoming Wild West History Books Lot of 13 Colo & Wyoming Western HistorySee Photo Online Book Collection 1913-1937 Lot of Books: 1) The City and the Saloon: Denver 1858 - 1916. 2) With the Indians in the fourteen. Six copies of “Session Laws of Rockies. 3) Ghosts of the Colorado Plains. 4) Colorado Ghost Towns Colorado,” 1913, 1915, 1917, 1923, 1925,1937. Nine smaller supplemental booklets: 1915 laws of extraordinary and Mining Camps. 5) Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of the West:session, 1902, 1914, 1948, 1922, 1919, 1917, extraordinary sessions. The Bonanza Trail. 6) Ghost Towns of Wyoming by Donald C. Miller. 7)Condition is generally poor to good. Est. $20 ~ $100 HWAC# 27503 The Ghost Towns of Wyoming by Mary Lou Pence. 8) No More Than Five in a Bed: Colorado Hotels in the Old Days. 9) A Ghost Town on theLot # 3414 Colorado Yellowstone. 10) The Story of Cripple Creek Gold: Money MountainAnnual Report uponExplorations and Surveys Marshall Sprague. 11) Guide to the Colorado Ghost Towns and Miningin the Department of TheMissouri (Colorado) w/ Camps. 12 & 13) Unique Ghost Towns and Mountain Spots. (there aremap 1878 The Department two copies of this book in this lot 1st & 2nd print). Est. $80 ~ $200of the Missouri was a HWAC# 48261command echelon of the Lot # 3417 Colorado Colorado StateUnited States Army in the19th century and a sub House Publications (1876-1899)division of the Military Division of the Missouri that functioned through theIndian Wars. The Department of Missouri resulted from the reorganization Lot of 4: Best is 1) Legislative andand breakup the Department of the West on November 9, 1861, after State House Blue Book, 1899. TheAbraham Lincoln fired John C. Frémont when he would not rescind his book is signed by more than halforder emancipating the slaves of Missouri and imposing martial law on of the assembly. So, whoever wasthe state. This report was written by E. H. Ruffner, First Lieutenant ofEngineers, U. S. A. (on the staff of the general commanding the Department the original owner must have beenof the Missouri. Appendix SS of the Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers an assemblyman or worked in thefor 1878. Printed by Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. The assembly. Also includes:. 2) Reportreport deals with early mining, agriculture, lines of communication, botany, of the Board of Capitol Managers, 1888; 3) Report of the State Treasurer 1897 and 1898-9; 4) Rules for the Government of the Convention to form a State Constitution for the Territory of Colorado, 1876. Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 37922Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 177

General Americana Lot # 3418 Representatives of the United States. By Beverley D. Williams, Delegate. Colorado Early folded letter (20” x 24”) 15 pp. 2) 36th Congress, 1st Session. Senate. Colorado Political Ex. Doc. No. 15. “Message from the President of the United States, Speeches/ Booklets (5) 1) communicating four memorials of residents at and near the eastern “Triennial report slope of the Rocky Mountains, praying the extinguishment of the Indian of the Rt. Rev. George M. Randall, title, a survey and sale of the public lands, the establishment of an assayD. D. (1810-1873), Missionary Bishop of Colorado, New Mexico, and office, and the erection of a new Territory from contiguous portions ofWyoming.” October, A. D., 1868. (9.25” x 5.75”) 25 pp. Soft self-cover, New Mexico, Utah, Kansas, and Nebraska, with his recommendation inmap on first page. Nice etching of Mission church on back. 2) “Speech relation thereto. February 20, 1860. James Buchanan. Self cover. (8 7/8”of Hon. H.H. Eddy on House Bill No. 20”, a bill for an act to submit the x 5.75”) 23 pp. Est. $250 ~ $1,000 HWAC# 27602the qualified electors of the state of Colorado the question of callinga convention to revise, alter or amend the Constitution of the State Lot # 3422 Colorado Territorial booklet:of Colorado, in the House of Representatives of the seventh General Official Information, Colorado. 1872 1872assembly, delivered Friday, February 1, 1889. Self cover (8 7/8” x Published by the Board of Immigration to get5 7/8”) 17 pp. 3) Political Traitors. Speech of Hon. H.H. Eddy in theHouse of Representatives, February 3, 1891. Self cover (8.75” x 5.75”) people to move to the territory of Colorado.15 pp. 4) “Revenue Not the Remedy, only the Free Coinage of Silver Geology, Parks, Agriculture, Mining, Timber,can restore the Par of Exchange and bring a Return of Prosperity.” Education, Society, railroad, etc. Printed by theSpeech of Hon. Henry M. Teller (1830-1914), of Colorado in the Senate Rocky Mountain News Steam Printing House.of the United States, Wednesday, April 29, 1896. Self cover (8 7/8” 8.75 x 5.75”. Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 42260x 5.75”) 16 pp. 5) “Extra Session. Proclamation.” by Davis H. Waite(1825-1901), Governor of Colorado, December 27, 1893. Waite was Lot # 3423 Coloradoan American politician. He was a member of the Populist Party, andhe served as the eighth Governor of Colorado from 1893 to 1895. Self See Photo Online Three Coloradocover (9.25” x 6”) 11 pp. Est. $150 ~ $300 HWAC# 27078 Publications Lot of 3. 1901 address by Rev. Frank T. Bayley, D.D. To The Society ofLot # 3419 Colorado Folding Child’s Chair Colonial Wars; The Beecher Island Annual, 1930; Serving A Nation byFolding wooden child’s chair, recovered with Cities Service Company, 1923. Est. $20 ~ $60 HWAC# 41412woven seat and back. From Colorado pioneerfamily. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 41908 Lot # 3424 Colorado Various See Photo Online Congressional Reports Referring toLot # 3420 Colorado Historic Colorado Colorado 1874-1897 Lot of five. 1) Mr.Medical and Health Reports (incl.Territorial) 1) “Transactions of the Chaffee’s report to Congress that ColoradoColorado Territorial Medical Society, and its should be made a state, c1874. 2) 1889 letter from the SecretaryThird and Fourth annual Sessions held in of the Interior about the Ute Indians. 3) Petition of the GermanDenver, Colorado, June 1874 and June 1875. colonization of Colfax asking for 40,000 acres. 4) 1897 letter about theThis booklet is listed in McMurtie’s Colorado Ute Indians. 5) 1877 admitting James Belford to a seat in The House of Representatives. Est. $50 ~ $150 HWAC# 41408 See Photo Online Lot # 3425 Connecticut, New Haven “Winchester Repeating Arms” FOB Pictorial of a rifle. Back says “Pat. Pend.” Simple, but nice looking FOB. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48105 Territorial Lot # 3426 Idaho, imprints Boise Two Boise Books book. Includes papers on including early Photo medical Book 2 Books about Boise treatments Idaho. One is a photograph such as lung illustrated book titled drainage “Boise Idaho” written and written by published by the Boise Dr. Bancroft. Commercial Club most likely in the 1910’s. The other book is titled (8.75” x 5.5”) “The Founding Fathers of Boise” by Hugh H. Hartman. It is signed and76 pp. 2) “Annual reports of the State Board of Health of Colorado.” published by the Author in 1989. Est. $50 ~ $200 HWAC# 38778For the years 1879 and 1880. Includes map showing pollution to thewater supply in Denver Co. Light blue soft cover. (9” x 6.25”) 134 pp Lot # 3427 Idaho 1881 Rand, McNally &3) Colorado Biological Association. 13 reports included. Est. $300 ~ Co’s Indexed Map of Idaho An exquisite$1,000 HWAC# 27615 pocket map of Idaho by the Rand, McNally and Co’s Map Publications Chicago c. 1881.Lot # 3421 Colorado Jefferson See Photo Online It is indexed and contains a guide withTerritory Pamphlets (Colorado, 1860) full postal directions, territorial railroads,1) 36th congress, 1st session House of counties, lakes, and rivers. The fold-ableRepresentatives. Mis. Doc. No. 10. “Jefferson Territory, Letter from the map measures 13” x 21” and fits nicelyDelegate Elect from the Proposed Territory of Jefferson”, Accompanied inside the binding. It is a beautiful piece in mint Condition. Est. $200 ~ $400by A memorial of the provisional government, and the message of the HWAC# 38771governor thereof, asking the establishment of a territorial organizationfor the same. February 15, 1860. to the senate and the House of178 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Lot # 3428 Idaho 4 Sequential Copies General AmericanaSee Photo Online of The Idaho State Historical Society 1-4: 1908-09, 1911, 1913, 1915, 1917, 1919, 1921, 1923, 1925, Bulletin 4 Sequential copies of The Idaho 1927, 1929, 1931, 1933, 1935, 1937, 1939, 1941, 1943, 1946, 1947, 1949,1951, and 1953. Est. $100 ~ $300 HWAC# 40302 State Historical Society Bulletin from Lot # 3434 Idaho The Founding FathersVolume 1 Number 1-4. Dates range from April 1, 1908 - January 1,1909. Discusses the history of Idaho from the Russian possession onup. Scarce find. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 38770 See Photo Online of Boise (Signed Copy) A Mint, never opened copy of “The Founding Fathers of Boise” 1863-1875 written and autographedLot # 3429 Idaho Idaho CountyReferences 5 Total books with 4 varieties. See Photo Online by Hugh H. Hartman. Published by the“Memories of Old Alturas Co” by Lucille author in 1989. Amazing condition. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 38773Hall, published by Big Mountain Press, Lot # 3435 Kansas, Topeka GroupDenver CO. “Pioneer Days in Malheur Co” by Jacob Gregg, publishedby Lorrin L. Morrison Los Angeles 1950. “The Twin Falls Co Southern of Kansas Stock Certificates (4)Idaho” by the Twin Falls Bank and Trust Co. and published by C.E. 1886-1935 1886-1935 A nice groupBisbee circa 1920’s. 2 copies of “History of Washington and Adams of Kansas stock certificates. 1) RockCo” by Judge Frank Harris and published by the author circa 1930’s. Town Company, cert. #9, issued at Topeka, KS in 1886. Was located inEst. $50 ~ $200 HWAC# 38779 Cowley County. Most of these townSee Photo Online Lot # 3430 Idaho Idaho Reference companies were taken over by the Collection Lot of 6. Two books and 4 booklets for Idaho reference. The books railroads. Red pen cancelled. 2) Topeka Land & Development Company, cert. #335, issued 1887. Books are “A Brief History of Camas Prairie and records at Shawnee County, Kansas. Uncancelled. 3) SouthernIdaho” by Lucy M. Nelson and published by Caxton Printers Ltd. 1937. Kansas Stage Lines Company, cert. #814, issued 1935. Stamp cxled. 4)Mint condition. “Guidebook of Western United States Part B The The Guarantee Title and Trust Company, Pearce & Pearce Oil Lease #6.Overland Route Bulletin 612” Published by the Department of the Issued 1920. Uncancelled. Est. $150 ~ $400 HWAC# 35402Interior United States Geological Survey 1915. The booklets are “TheNez Perce Indian War under War Chiefs Joseph and Whitebird” by Lot # 3436 Maryland EasternCharlotte M. Kirkwood and published by Idaho Free Press GrangervilleID. “That Word Idaho” by Erl H. Ellis and published by the University Bank Stock Certificates Groupof Denver 1951. “The Saga of Salubria” by Mickey Aitken and (5) 1903-1927 Five nice bankingpublished by Signal American Printers 1951. “A History of the First stock certificates from the EasternNational Bank” by Helen Kreizenbeck and published by Boise Junior U.S. issued between 1903 andCollege 1949. Est. $80 ~ $160 HWAC# 38156 1927. Included is 1) First National Bank of Skowhegan, Maine, 1911,Lot # 3431 Idaho Legal 2)National Marine Bank of Baltimore, 1903, nice paddlewheeler andand Historical Idaho tall ship. 3) City Bank of McKeesport (Pa) 1910, horses, eagle and tallBooks Seven different books ship vignette, 2” tears repaired on verso (looks ok when laid flat). 4)regarding legal changes Madison & Kedsie State Bank (IL), issued at Chicago in 1922, largeand laws in Idaho. The best vignette of the bank building with streetcars and early autos out front.piece is the “Revenue Law 5) Drovers and Mechanics National Bank of Baltimore, 1927. Cowof Idaho Territory 1867” and arm holding hammer vignettes, with gold underprint of companyH.B. Lane and R. H. Lindsay logo? with streetscene. All five certificates have hole and stamp cxls. or both Est. $100 ~ $150 HWAC# 35418in mint condition. Alsoincludes “ Idaho Chronology Lot # 3437 Massachusetts, Concord See Photo OnlineNomenclature Bibliography” Concord Directory & Guide (1892)by John E. Rees and publishedby W. B. Conkey Co. 1915. “Message of Frank Steunenberg Governor “contains a complete resident and businessof the State of Idaho to the Fourth State Legislature” 1896. “TheGovernors and Secretaries of Idaho Territory” by George H. Curtis Sec. directory of the town, names of streets andof State 1942. “School Laws of State of Idaho” Vol 8 no. 2. May 1927. their location, town officers, schools, churches, societies, organizations,“ Constitution of the State of Idaho” by George R. Baker Sec. of State etc. ; also, historical points of interest, and What to see, and how to see1915. “School Laws of the State of Idaho” 1917. Est. $150 ~ $500 it”. E. H. Smith & Co., publishers. Lists ponds, rivers, railroad stations,HWAC# 38157 occupations, water works, lodges and a TOURISTS GUIDE. Be sure to visit Mrs. Ralph Waldo Emerson while you are checking out the town. Lot # 3432 Idaho Historical Society of She lives on the Cambridge Turnpike. She would pass away shortly after this directory was distributed. Gray cloth cover. Pages 1/2 andSee Photo Online Idaho Collection 9 Booklets from the 3/4 ripped in half, but intact. Spine cover coming loose and inside front cover wearing and splitting from pages. No map. 165 pages. Historical Society of the State of Idaho Booklets. Various types of publications and Est. $20 ~ $60 HWAC# 11467duplicates including Volume 1 Numbers 3 and 4 (2 copies) c. 1908-1909. 6th and 7th (3 copies) of the Biennial Report c. 1918-1920. 8th Lot # 3438 Michigan,(2 copies) and 9th Biennial report c. 1921-1924. Est. $50 ~ $200HWAC# 38777 Marie 2 North Land Ship Photos 2 Different photosLot # 3433 Idaho State Historical Society See Photo Online of a North Land Northernof Idaho Bulletins State Historical Society Steamship Company vesselof Idaho Bulletins, 25 booklets. vol 1, No. leaving the “Old Lock” and another entering the “Soo” from the north. Both photos are cardboard backed and were taken by W. J. Bell U.S. Official Landscape and Portrait Photographer. 4.5” x 7.5” Est. $100 ~ $150 HWAC# 40162 Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 179

General Americana Lot # 3445 Montana, Butte Group Photo of “Bagdad Shriners” in Lot # 3439 Montana, Anaconda Portrait Butte A group photo of “Bagdad Photograph of Reverend A.R. Coopman Shriners” in Butte Montana taken Photograph portrait of Reverend A.R. Coopman, by Elite Studios. Early Shriner who began his work in territorial Montana uniforms for this chapter of the where churches were sparse and struggling. He fraternal organization that hosts spent his first year (1888) in Helena reaching events and runs multiple pediatric out to surrounding areas and towns. He hospitals. 7.5” x 9.5” Est. $100 ~ founded the First Catholic Church at Great Falls $150 HWAC# 40862 in 1889 before being transferred to Bozeman. He constructed 2 more churches before taking Lot # 3446 Montana, Butte and charge of St. Peter’s church in Anaconda, paying Meaderville Butte City andoff its $4000 debt, and completing it along with a parochial school Meaderville Addition Maps 3over 13 years in Anaconda. Est. $70 ~ $200 HWAC# 40860 Maps of Butte City with proposed additions and planning in un-Lot # 3440 Montana, Butte built lots. Meaderville City map1941 Jackson St. Explosion of Main Street with the LeondardReport and Map 1941 A six Shaft also shown. Rare paperpage report and detailed map type. Also includes a Butte Grantof a natural gas explosion on Deed. maps range in size froma Jackson Street Residence in 10” x 12” to 16” x 20” Est. $150Butte Montana. Believed to ~ $300 HWAC# 40802have been caused by a rupturedgas main that traveled through a sewer vent and into the residence. Lot # 3447 Montana, Diamond TownshipInteresting Butte historical piece. Est. $60 ~ $150 HWAC# 40834 Diamond Township Legal Case 1886 Sheriff or any Constable of Meagher County Lot # 3441 Montana, Butte Corner of Park is hereby told to sell the personal property of and Main Trolley Photograph (Butte, Denis Long to cover costs of court and debt Montana) Photograph of the Trolley at the he owes. Signed by Moses Daggett, Justice corner of Park and Main St. in Butte Montana. of the peace. Important because Diamond Done by Elite Photo Studios, 3.5”x 4.75” very City was the main community in Confederate good condition. Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 40866 Gulch and while gold production was at its height, Diamond City roared along both Lot # 3442 Montana, night and day. During its heyday, Diamond Butte Irrepressible City was the county seat of Montana’s Butte Irrepressible Butte. Meagher County. In their frantic efforts tothe richest City in the World. Unique, Healthy, get at more gold, the miners built ditchesand Enterprising. $900.00 Produced Annually and flumes that extended for miles, and employed high pressurefor Each Inhabitant. Compliments of Passmore & hydraulic mining methods which washed down whole hillsides andCo., 25 West Granite St. Butte, Established 1899. ate up the gulch floor. The hydraulic mining process stripped the gulchMontana Is Our Field. Map and photos. Very worn and left huge spoil banks—hydraulic mining even consumed the sitecondition. Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 40636 of Diamond City, which had to be moved to a new location. Then the gold ran out, the boom was over and the population simply picked Lot # 3443 Montana, up and left. In 1870 there were only 255 people left and a year later Butte Three Montana only about 60. Today hardly a trace remains of Diamond City or the Sewage Bonds 1890, other gulch communities. A fun little piece awaiting some research. 19021 1) City of Butte. Est. $40 ~ $80 HWAC# 41219 1890. 15 coupons remaining, Gold & White. Lot # 3448 Montana, Excellent condition other Diamond Township than folds. Hole cancelled, Diamond Township LegalBottom left corner ripped, Not tears or damage at fold intersections. Cases 1886 5 Montana2) 1900. 19 coupons remaining. Hole territorial handwritten legalcancelled. No condition issues. 3) 1921. cases from the rough andHole cancelled. Excellent condition. tumble Diamond Township.Est. $150 ~ $300 HWAC# 41218 All of these cases were written by Moses Doggett,Lot # 3444 Montana, Butte Two 1906 Justice of the peace forButte Fair Exhibit Photographs 1906 2 Meagher County MontanaBoard mounted photographs of the Beebe in the mid 1880’s. CasesGrain Company exhibit at the Butte Montana include assault and battery,Fair of 1906. It is a house made out of wheat lost revenue and more. Est.and grain with products inside. 5” x 7” and $80 ~ $200 HWAC# 408236.5” x 8.5” Est. $120 ~ $200 HWAC# 40861180 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Lot # 3449 General Americana Montana, Eddy Mercantile (Original, RN-G). Nice variety and representation of pieces from this Business In important Montana bank. Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 36243 Eddy Montana Photograph Lot # 3455 Montana, Helena 1907-1911 5 First National Bank of Photograph Helena Checks 1867-83 1) of 3 buildings Nice vignette of woman with in the small shovel and shield on left sideMontana establishment of Eddy that appears to be two houses and a and eagle on right side. Orangebusiness. On the back one of the previous owners wrote “Eddy where adhesive R6c revenue stamp. 2)Ragnhild worked 1907-1911”. This business was located in Sanders Jan. , 1871. Orange imprintedCounty and was one of the only business in town next to the railroad revenue stamp RN-C1. Endorsedtracks on the side of the river. Fantastic western photograph. Mounted on reverse by John Hotzman.to board, 4” x 9.75”. Est. $150 ~ $400 HWAC# 40858 3) March, 1873. Imprinted orange revenue stamp RN-D1. Endorsed on reverse by C. E. Yosh. 4)Lot # 3450 Montana, Fort May, 1878. Orange imprinted revenue stamp RN-G1. Cancelled. 5)Peck The Saga of Fort Peck July, 1883. Made out to Donnell, Lawson & Simpson, one of the sixA book called “The Saga brokerage firms to fail in the Banking Panic of 1884.Orange imprintedof Fort Peck” by Sammy revenue stamp RN-G1. The tax on checks and drafts was not longerSampson about the building effective as of July 1, 1883, but people used up existing supplies ofand construction of the Fort printed checks. Est. $100 ~ $300 HWAC# 30706Peck Dam. A New Deal PublicWorks project with much less attention than that of Hoover dam, and is Lot # 3456 Montana, Helena Helenathe largest dam on the Missouri River. Est. $60 ~ $100 HWAC# 40830 Legal Documents 1888 2 Legal documents from Helena Montana. Lot # 3451 Montana, Garneill Medal/Ribbon Garneill They are both territorial from April of Lodge, No. 47 c. 1895 Ribbon and Medal, Garneill Lodge, 1888 and hand written concerned with No. 47 K. of P. Garneill, Mont. Reverse: “In Memoriam”. Est. a payment of one thousand dollars for $60 ~ $150 HWAC# 40628 a debt owed, and the passing of a bill. Original territorial legal documents. Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 40832 Lot # 3452 Montana, Havre Very Rare Embossed Lot # 3457 Montana, Madison County Copper Advertising Spoon Very rare embossed copper Madison Co. Residential Photograph advertising spoon compliments of H.W. Gross. Department Photograph of a residence in Madison Store, Havre Mont. Indian chief embossed on the handle County with stables and select hand- with a full headdress, bow and arrows, snowshoes, colored trees. View of the stables, tomahawk, snowshoes, sword, and oars. Beautiful mint backyard, and mountains behind the condition. 1.04 Oz. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 40878 house. Mounted to board. 5” x 7” Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 40857Lot # 3453 Montana, HelenaAlgeria Shriner Memorabilia Lot # 3458early 1900’s Memorabilia froman Algeria Shriner, Max Sarter. See Photo Online Montana, McCabe & Great Falls BostonIncluded: hat in leather case, & Montana Smelter Souvenir Plate 1)3 pins, certificate, pennant,Masonic Code Book of Montana, Boston & Montana Smelter Souvenir Plate.1909, Ritual of the Order Nice dark green color of the “...largestEastern Star, small leather smokestack in the world.” It stood 506 feet high. Diameter - 7.5”. Onepocket pouch. Algeria Shriners small wear spot on the right hand side. Back shows cracks and fiveInternational is the home of the Algeria Shrine Temple in Helena, MT. chips. Crack goes through to front. From Buffalo Pottery. 2) Tanner-Est. $200 ~ $500 HWAC# 40619 Best Company of McCabe with a floral arrangement. 10”. From W. S. George, Derwood. Remnants of tape on back. Shows some wear. See photograph. Est. $50 ~ $75 HWAC# 43801 Lot # 3454 Montana, Lot # 3459 Montana, Miles City Miles Helena Banking House City Police Labor Letter AFL 1930’s 5 of L.H. Hershfield & Letters from the great depression from Bro. Revenue Check Collection 1866-1881 the Miles City Trades and Labor Council, Lot of nine choice RN imprinted checks. associated with the American Federation eight different for L.H. Hershfield & Bro., Bankers of Labor, to the City Council and Mayorin Helena. Includes four pictorial pieces: 1866 (RN-B green, dog &prospector vignette), 1874 (RN-D, dog & prospector vignette), 1876 regarding the police activity of placing(RN-D, in Gold, prospector vignette), and 1881 (RN-G First of Exchange, unemployed workers and job searchersallegorical vignette). Five other RN checks: 1876 & 1878 (RN-D), 1879 on road chain-gangs. Signed and by 5(RN-G, Sun River dateline), 1879 (Original Duplicate, RN-G), and 1877 different labor unions and organizations including a “Vigilante 66”. Great depression police-labor ephemera. Est. $100 ~ $300 HWAC# 40876Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 181

General Americana went bust when the company moved the smelter to East Helena, The Lot # 3460 Montana, Northern Pacific Railroad cut off its Missoula Early line from Helena to Wickes and the Missoula Directory Alta Mine shut down. Est. $100 ~ 1915 Polk’s 1915 $200 HWAC# 40864 Volume 8 Directory of Missoula, Hamilton, Lot # 3464 and Stevensville Montana City directories. First Approximately 500 Constitution of the State of Montana 1889 pages of all businesses Constitution of the State of Montana as adoptedand outfits in Missoula and surrounding areas. Rare and original. Has by the Constitutional Convention held at Helena,been used in its time and has wear on cover and separating spine. Montana, July 4, A. D. 1889. And an Address toPages in remarkable condition. Est. $200 ~ $500 HWAC# 40459 the People. Est. $70 ~ $150 HWAC# 40634Lot # 3461 Montana, Lot # 3465 MontanaMissoula United States Four Different MontanaSupreme Court admits Business Cards Cards:Joseph F Dixon 1906 Ponderosa Saloon & CafeFramed appointment // GF / One free Drink;of Joseph M Dixon as an H. Wolfe, HupMobileattorney and counselor Taxi Service, Billings;of the Supreme Court The Windsor, Liquor andof the United States. In Cigars, Butte; Gust Morlacci Place, Tracy. Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 388201902 and 1904 Dixonwon congressional Lot # 3466 Montanaraces, and in 1907 the Hotel MontanaMontana legislature Photograph c1920’schose him for a U.S. Senate seat. He became an ardent admirer of Hotel MontanaPresident Theodore Roosevelt, and joined the progressive wing of the photograph. Locationparty, fighting the conservatives. He unsuccessfully ran for reelection is not known. Dated byin 1912, but that year, he was the campaign manager for Roosevelt car in photo. One photoand chaired the National Progressive Convention that nominated is pristine and sharp.Roosevelt on the third-party Progressive Party (“Bull Moose”) ticket The other has a full length bend in it. Size 5 x 7”. Est. $120 ~ $200as the GOP split. Out of office, Dixon returned to Montana to look after HWAC# 35600his newspaper properties, and to battle the Amalgamated CopperCompany, the behemoth that dominated both political parties throughits corrupt spending. He finally sold his newspapers, and they weretaken over by Amalgamated. In 1920, Dixon ran for Governor ofMontana, and, following farmer unrest that weakened the coppercompany, Dixon was carried by the national Republican landslide intooffice as governor, defeating Democratic nominee Burton K. Wheelercomfortably. Although Dixon had many reform proposals, he wasunable to enact them because of the severe economic depression inthe state, and the systematic opposition of Anaconda Copper. In 1929he was appointed First Assistant Secretary of the Interior, and servedin that position until 1933.[7] In 1930, he was involved with a projectto develop water power on the Flathead Indian Reservation, and withit, a complex network of water rights for the Reservation.[NationalGovernors Association / Wikipedia] Est. $200 ~ $500 HWAC# 41201Lot # 3462 Montana, Red Lodge The City ofRed Lodge Booklet 1900-1910 Advertisingbooklet for Red Lodge in Carbon CountyMontana. Illustrated promotional piece forthe small town with pictures, advertisementsand information about Red Lodge Compiledby James T. Higgins. Sewn spine repair.excellent condition otherwise. Est. $80 ~$200 HWAC# 40463 Lot # 3463 Montana, Wickes Wickes: Mining Lot # 3467 Montana Montana Cabinet Card Photo Collection A Ghost Town American Yeomen Records 1907-1910 Brotherhood of American Yeomen spectacular cabinet card collection of different photographers from Homestead No. 777 dues book records for Montana, all from the classic period of about 1885-1900 from thesome of the people in the silver mining ghost town of Wickes Montana. Svoboda Collection. This collection contains more than 500 cabinetAbout 25% used, and spans from 1907-1910. Wickes was one of cards, all identified with the photographer’s name or gallery. AboutMontana’s first boom towns and the location of the Alta Silver Mine. It a quarter or more are identified as to the person shown. At least 34 different towns are represented here. About half, 256 cards are from182 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Butte or Helena. No other city other than Bozeman and Missoula have General Americanamore than 20. The collection is a major accomplishment, even thoughit is markedly short on Virginia City photographers. The photographers Lot # 3472 Nevada, Carsonhere approximately quadruple the number of known photographers City Nicely Displayed,listed in Mautz, Biographies of Western Photographers. If you dont yet Pictorial Occidental Liveryhave this reference, go get one. It is a fabulous and extensive work of Stables Business Card Largeall the western states. Cities in this collection: Anaconda (19), Augusta trade card with stagecoach,(1), Anaconda & Granite (2), Big Timber (1), Belt (1), Boulder (4), 4.5” x 2.75”. The reverse is aBozeman (35), Butte (126), Centerville (1), Darby (1), Deer Lodge (10), directory of 16 of the “LeadingDemersville (1), Dillon (18), Ft Benton (2), Ft. Custer (1), Glendale (1), Business Houses of Carson,Great Falls (20), Kalispell (12), Billings (8), Thompson Falls (1), Virginia Nevada.” Framed in an 8” x 6.5”City (1), White Sulphur Springs (3), Walkerville (3), Stevensville (5), wooden display. Est. $300 ~Superior (1), Red Lodge (1), Meaderville (3), Marysville (2), Missoula $500 HWAC# 48128(50), Phillipsburg (9), Lewiston (1), Livingston (13), Helena (130),Hamilton (14). Est. $1,500 ~ $3,000 HWAC# 31700 Lot # 3473 Nevada, Carson City S. E. Piute Agency request for disposition of Lot # 3468 Montana Montana $7,933 1875 Dated March 25, 1875. This Education Booklets Included: Biennial request is for the first and second quarters of 1875. It is from the S. E. Piute Agency. A. Reports, Chairman of the Board of J. Barnes signed as Indian Agent. Barnes was the Indian agent for the Nevada Indian Trustees and the Librarian of the State Agency (formerly Carson Indian Agency) Law Library, 1917-1918; University from 1875 to 1879. 4” rip at top fold. of Montana President’s Report, 1898; Est. $50 ~ $75 HWAC# 48477 Biennial report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction of Montana, 1938, Lot # 3474 Helena; Montana Law Library Catalogue, Nevada, 1898; A Plea for Fairness, Favoring Carson City Social Entertainment at the See Photo Online Free Textbooks for all School Children.Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 40622 State’s Capital 1886-1921 Lot of ten. 1-2) Carson Lodge #4 Grand Ball. Armory Hall. April 26, 1886. One is blue and the other a faded yellow. Dance card inside. 3) March 17, 1892 YMI (Young Men’s Institute) Dance.Lot # 3469 Montana Two Colorful. 4) Ormsby Improvement Club 1898 Fourth of July Ball. 5)Grand Lodge Booklets 1) Handwritten Carson High School Nov. 1, 1901 Dance. Dance card isGreat find. “Proceedings of printed. 6-7) Two 1891 Young Men’s Institute First Annual Ball. Marchthe Grand Lodge of Montana, 17, 1891 at the Armory Hall. One dance card is blank and the other isA. D. 1866, A. l. 5866.” filled out. 8) Leisure Hour Club Dues. For Miss Crisler. 1910. SignedCloth and leather bound, by Edmund Robinson. 9) Advertising Contract #1 for the 1901 Carsonhardcover, 8.5” x 6”, 263 pp. Carnival. Signed by Richard Kirman as Vice President of the Bullion &2) standard Monitor of the Exchange Bank. Kirman would become Nevada’s 17th GOVERNOR. For $10.00. 10) Commencement Ball announcement of the 1921 VirginiaGrand Lodge of Ancient, Free High School class. In the Virginia Theater on June 10, 1921. Rips andand Accepted Masons of creases. Est. $40 ~ $100 HWAC# 46995Montana, 1904. Est. $300 ~$500 HWAC# 40627 Lot # 3470 Montana W.A. Clark/ Joseph Lot # 3475 Nevada, Carson City Pyle Archive 17 Pieces of ephemera from State Printing Office in Carson CitySee Photo Online Senator W.A. Clark and also prominent Photograph Only identified by pencil writing on back. Frame is 4.5 x 4.5”. Montana Mining figure Joseph C. Pyle. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 47325 Items include Deeds, Western Unionmessages, Notice of Assignment, letters, and more. 2 Senators, no Lot # 3476 Nevada, Churchill Countysignatures from them. Est. $60 ~ $150 HWAC# 40835 Churchill County Ghost TownLot # 3471 Nevada, Austin Five Lander See Photo Online Billheads Lot of twelve billheads,County Legal Documents 1886-18911) 1886. Sheriff’s Certificate of Sale to JA letterheads, telegraph forms and notes.Wright for 80 acres near Battle Mountain. All relating to Warren Williams or2) 1887. Sheriff’s Certificate of Sale for land in Austin near the Belmont his estate. 1) Eastgate: G. B. Williams,Stage Road. 120 acres with improvements. 3) 1888. Sheriff’s Certificate dealer in General Merchandise. Eastgate was the supply point for minesof Sale for the Hovendon and IC Bateman ranches. Includes irrigation in the area and a stop on the freight route. It was also a stopping pointand water rights. Nine full pages of this contested sale. Ten miles from for cars travelling the Lincoln Highway. 2) Wonder: Spider-Wasp MiningBattle Mountain. 4) 1889. Sheriff’s Certificate of Sale of the Eagle Silver Company. “My horse is not doing well here at all...” 3) Wonder: NevadaMining Company. Sold for $12,900 dollars. 5) 1891. Sheriff’s Certificate Wonder Mining Company, talks about “white flag” ore, and timbers. Wonder was established in May 1906 when prospectors from the townof Sale of the White Mining Claim, Battle Mountain Mining Claim and of Fairview discovered rich quartz veins in a dry wash north of Chalk Mountain. As was typical of the era of the ‘second’ silver rush in Nevada,the Shiloh Mining Claim including all ledges, lodes, mines and mining hundreds of people soon flocked to the site, and the town of Wonderclaims. Includes the Shiloh Quartz Mill and mill site. Also blacksmith was born. 4) Hercules: Hercules Supply Store, Looking for someone toshop, Aetna Company office, stable, powder house, furnace, etc. Sold handle ore out of Hercules and to the rail point at Fallon. Also lookingfor $2,676.58. Galena, Nevada. Great history here! Est. $30 ~ $50 for timber. 5) Hercules: Marvin Ish & Brothers Mines, The Ish’s wereHWAC# 46994 Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 183

General Americana Lot # 3479 Nevada, Fallon Very Large Warren instrumental in Williams of Fallon starting the Pacific Collection About 550 Coast Baseball pieces of paper: checks, League. 6) Hercules: bills, billheads, letterheads, S. F. Palmer, Mining. Hercules was a close receipts, notes. Mostly neighbor of Wonder. 7) Fairview News: billheads and letterheads. Looking for yearly Mostly 1907 (some 1917). subscription. 8-9) A great way to see what a Fairview: Fairview major player like Warren Telephone and Williams was doing in the Telegraph Company, year 1907. Fallon businesses two slightly represented include pictorial JW Vannoy saddles, Wonder Lumber, different forms. Fallon Light & Water, AC Burton clothing, ED Frazzini furniture, Jones “Cannot send coin & McCall tinners, David Erkid wiring, Fallon Slaughtering, Tonopahshall send one thousand clearing house certificate.” 10-12) Fairview: Lumber, JP Doyle plumbing, Laveaga’s ice cream, Churchill CountyThree notes handwritten from Fairview. All relating to money transfers. Eagle, Churchill County Standard, Nevada Poll Tax, Gray Reid, ChurchillFairview is now in the middle of the Fallon ‘Top Gun’ Bombing Range County Telephone & Telegraph, Churchill County Bank, JW Ricahrdsand cannot be accessed. Est. $160 ~ $350 HWAC# 46883 merchandise, Kerr & Monsell groceries, Fallon Meat Company, Fallon Forwarding Company, S Rosenberg merchandise, IH Kent CompanyLot # 3477 Nevada, Elko G. S. Garcia See Photo Online merchandise, N, Harband trunks, SW Collins hardware. Peoples BrothersLetterhead with Saddle Pictorial 1917 merchandise, WA Keddie, and Warren Williams. There is also a group ofGreat looking letterhead for one of the correspondence with the U. S. Reclamation Service. Everything revolves(the) most famous Nevada silversmiths. around Williams. This is a project waiting for someone to tackle! Est. $100 ~ $300 HWAC# 47089Garcia opened his silversmith shop in acorner in Elko in 1894. In 1899 he created Lot # 3480 Nevada, Goldfield/Reno Stackinghis first catalogue. It proudly proclaimed to produce “Everything for the Bookcase Stacking “lawyer’s” bookcase. ThreeVaquero.” His great success in Elko encouraged Garcia to draft a saddle units painted green. Fred Macy Company Grandfor the World’s Fair in Chicago in 1904. A long list of famous people, Rapids Michigan, c1905. 34 inches wide, 52including Theodore Roosevelt and a number of Nevada governors, rode inches tall, 15 inches deep at the bottom and 11 inches deep at the top. Original knobs missing.in that saddle in various parades over the years until the saddle was Original Macy labels present throughout. Frompermanently retired to the Nevada State Museum in Carson City. G. S. the Frank Patrick Estate, Early Reno ranchingGarcia is probably the most notable silversmith, saddle maker, engraver, family. Est. $200 ~ $600 HWAC# 49205and leather carver in the American West! [J.M. Capriola online site]Est. $50 ~ $70 HWAC# 46882 Lot # 3481 Nevada, Goldfield/ Reno Antique Conference Table Beautiful antique conference table dating from the late 19th century. 37” wide, 74” long, 29” high with shelf at 6” from floor. Fancy scroll foot legs. Part of the Patrick Estate, in Reno since the 1920’s. Est. $500 ~ $1,000 HWAC# 49206Lot # 3478 Nevada, Elko County Nicely Framed Large Elko County Lot # 3482Map 8 x 24” map (28 x 32” framed) of Elko County. Drawn by Nevada,draughtsman William P Wright. Wright appears in Federal records as Goldfield/early as 1872 as a draughtsman. This map shows the Western Pacific Reno Playerrailroad (making it c1908 or later), Southern Pacific and Northern Piano MasonNevada. Stops along the Southern Pacific are named. Also named Player Piano,are some creeks, lakes, hot springs, valleys, etc. Towns listed includeCharstown, Roland, Aura, Bullion, Bews, Welland, Gold Creek, etc. All-in- beautifullyall excellent condition. Est. $700 ~ $2,000 HWAC# 48439 refinished with light color finish. Stool, and 300 music rolls. The Mason upright was a standard player piano in early honky-tonk bars and saloons. The music rolls attest to this, with many jazz, blues and ragtime tunes. Of the approximate 300 rolls, a number of them were purchased by the owner from the Los Angeles area184 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

restoration company General Americana in the 1970’s and are probably not original to Lot # 3485 Nevada, Hamilton 1891 Lodge the date of the piano. 54” high, 59” long, 29” deep, Book for the IOOF with stool. The piano was 1870, 1891 Published in fully restored in 1976 by Virginia City in 1891 by Carty Piano in Torrance, William Sutherland. Lodge Cal. From the Patrick estate. Est. $1,000 ~ instituted at Hamilton on April 26, 1870. Includes $2,000 HWAC# 49207 constitution, by-laws, roles of order and digest of decisions. 76 pages. Front cover is rough and back cover and part of last page is missing. Est. $50 ~ $150 HWAC# 48478 Lot # 3483 Nevada, Lot # 3486 Nevada, Hazen Large Hazen Goldfield/Reno Large Dining Room Table See Photo Online Lumber Company Billhead & Letterhead Collection 1906/07 At least 65 letterheads with Chairs from and billheads from the Hazen LumberGoldfield Large, Company to Warren Williams. Williamshigh quality dining was ‘the’ more and shaker’ of Fallon and these orders represent theroom table and growth of Churchill County during this time. Most assuredly some ofchairs purchased these orders were heading to the mines of Fairview, Wonder, Hercules,by the Frank Victor, Rawhide, etc. All dated 1906 or 1907. Correspondence representsPatrick family items sold by the Hazen Lumber Company to the Williams storein 1908-9 right and items purchased from the Williams store by the Hazen Lumberafter the labor company. Est. $40 ~ $60 HWAC# 46885troubles. After the Lot # 3487 Nevada, Lovelock Lovelock See Photo Onlinelabor troubles, Billhead Collection c1907 Lot of Thirty- two. Includes 16 L. N. Marker billheads.many merchantsleft Goldfield. Four different types. One is from the ghostThe Goldfield town of Vernon, Nevada. 11 W. C. Pitt billheads. Six distinctly differentConsolidated types. 1 First National Bank of Lovelock. W. C. Pitt, Vice President. Addressed to Marker about the Board of Directors meeting comingmill was not up. Four fascinating 1920’s City of Lovelock vouchers. Two to theopened until 1910, so there was much uncertainty. Rail cars were filled fire department, one to the police department, and one to the Waterwith goods from stores and residents and shipped to Reno, where the Department. Est. $30 ~ $50 HWAC# 46887furniture was bought off the train. The Patrick family bought this piece,among others. Ten chairs come with this once-expensive table. They Lot # 3488 Nevada,were in the process of being recovered and refinished, but the project Metropolis Metropolisnever got completed. The condition is excellent. The table has customfolding covers. One can only imagine who had this table in Goldfield. Blue Print Plat MapSince it is expensive, it could have been a mine manager or saloon 1916 Creating the townowner. Est. $2,000 ~ $3,000 HWAC# 49208 of Metropolis was the project of an eastern Lot # 3484 Nevada, businessman, Harry L. Goldfield/Reno Large Pierce. He purchased Mahogany Roll top Desk Dark mahogany, 40,000 acres of desert 72 inches long, 33 land in 1910 and hired a respected Salt Lake inches deep, 42 inches City contractor, P. J. “Pat” Moran, to build a dam on high. Three drawers Bishop Creek. Once the dam was complete, the each side, Company stepped up its center promotional campaign. In an attempt to demonstrate permanence, the Company built the amusement hall, a post office, a school, a train depot, drawer and a magnificent modern hotel, complete with an electric generator, central heating, and hot and cold running water in every room. A above chair. railroad spur was extended to the town site, and regular passenger service began in 1912. The population grew to nearly 700. Superficially Comes with the town seemed a success, but it faced serious problems. Pierce had two high- failed to obtain water rights to Bishop Creek. Because residents could back oak (or not irrigate, many tried dry-farming wheat without lasting success. Lower rainfall and Mormon crickets ended the experiment. Piercechairs with dark Mahogany) declared bankruptcy in 1920. There can be no doubt this map was used to lure new residents to this soon-to-be extinct city! Framed 31.5 x 31.5 stain to inches. Dated October 6, 1916. Show the park, railroad line, school, etc. major creasing and staining on right. Still a great historic piece. Est.match the desk. No maker name $300 ~ $600 HWAC# 47334 excellentpresent. Generally desk is verycondition. Theheavy. From the Frank Patrick Estate. The Patrick family owned a farmin the Gordon/Nixon streets area and developed it as Reno grew. Thisdesk is a beauty. Est. $600 ~ $1,200 HWAC# 49209 Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 185

General Americana Lot # 3495 Nevada, Reno Reno / American Legion FOB Bronze colored Lot # 3489 Nevada, Rawhide Rawhide “The Biggest Little City in the World.” Ephemera Group (Booklet, Postcard, Manufactured by the Greendcuck Photographs) Lot of 4. 1) Souvenir Views of Company out of Chicago. 1.5”. Rawhide: Ned Johnson’s photographs. Great Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48400 photographs: city, mines, people, buildings etc. First tent, first hotel (tent), Tex Rickard’s Lot # 3496 famous drill, EARLY photographs of the Nevada, Reno Reno Air Stock Certificates town, first saloon (again a tent), Royal Tiger One hundred pieces of Reno Air stock Mine, First Bank of Rawhide, Last Chance certificates from the early 1990s. Rare. Mine, Grutt Hill Lease , etc. Before the great Est. $300 ~ $500 HWAC# 48241 Rawhide fire. 2) Three other pieces: 8x10 photograph of early Rawhide ghost town Lot # 3497 Nevada, Reno Reno Billhead and Letterhead Collection Mostly c1907status, early Rawhide ghost town postcard clearly showing the Wonder Over 150 pieces of paper from Grey ReidLumber Company, and unused Rawhide Stocks cover. Est. $120 ~ $300 Wright, Emporium of Music, NevadaHWAC# 42101 Hardware, Nevada Packing,Lot # 3490 Nevada, Reno 1914 Reno Mill & Lumber, NixonGrand Army of the Republic National Bank, Eagle Salt Works, Swift & Company, WI Mitchell,Reno Cookbook 32 pages. Wood Curtis, Commercial Soap, Flanigan Warehouse, DailyPrinted by General O. M. Mitchell. Nevada State Journal, WesternAds for Nixon National Bank Ore Purchasing, etc. Many,(Wingfield president), Farmers many duplicates, but almost all addressed to Warren Williams of Fallon,& Merchants Bank, Southern Nevada. Interesting study of what one person bought from Reno in aPacific Railroad, Wainwright Auto, Riverside Hotel, Grand Theatre, Gray, year’s time. Est. $100 ~ $300 HWAC# 46793Reid, Wright, Palace Bakery, Wigwam Theater, Fredericksburg Beer,EL Drappo wood & coal, Moana Springs, etc. Recipe’s for Paradox Clam Lot # 3498 Nevada, Reno Reno/SparksChowder, Daisy Brown Bread, Lipton’s Delicious Dessert (requires on NV Fire Dept Books Lot of 16 booksLipton tablet), Suet Pudding (one cup chopped suet), Prune Cake, Rocks,etc. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48475 focusing on Reno/Sparks fire Department See Photo OnlineSee Photo Online Lot # 3491 Nevada, Reno Agnes Bell and surrounding history: 1) Treasures of Identification tag 1924 Agnes Bell was a Tempiute. 2) Donner Pass. 3) The Desert long time teacher in Reno. Her father, Frank Lake: the story of Nevada’s Pyramid Lake. 4) The Black Rock Desert. 5) Bell, was Nevada’s reluctant Governor. Flanigan: Anatomy of a Railroad Ghost Town. 6) Reno Fire Department, Illustrated. 7) Ely Nevada in White Pine County. 8) The NevadaHe became Governor although he was never elected either Governor Prospector Winter 1982 Edition. 9) Olinghouse Mining District - Powder Box Mining Series - Number One.10) Souvenir of Rawhide, Nevada’sor Lieutenant Governor. Through a series of appointments, he found great gold camp. 11)The Genoa - Carson Valley Book: Where Nevada began. 12) Enlarged Edition: Rhyolite, Death Valley Ghost City ofhimself in this position. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48110 Golden Dreams. 13) Reno Sparks Nevada. 14) Rails & Tales of Southwest Nevada: Goldfield Tonopah Gold Point Trash Guide. 15) Virginia city ...inLot # 3492 Nevada, Reno Dr. Charles O My Day - A Memory Album. 16) 1905 to 1996 Sparks Fire DepartmentGasho Glasses and Case 1) Case is in very Proud to Serve. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48265nice condition. Hard plastic material. Inside ingold color is “Dr. Chas. O. Gasho / Optometrist Lot # 3499 Nevada, Reno Riverside Hotel/ Reno - Nevada.” 2) Circular glasses of this Wallet c1900 Leather wallet with “Complimentstime period?. 3) Pink cleaning cloth with of / Riverside Hotel / Reno, Nevada / H. J. Gosse,same advertisement on it. Est. $80 ~ $120 Mgr.” “...he has been proprietor of the RiversideHWAC# 48127 Hotel in Reno, which he has conducted very successfully. This hostelry has grown with the Lot # 3493 city’s growth, and, in fact, has been a leader in general progress here. At first it was little more See Photo Online Nevada, Reno Hart Laden Insurance than a frame shack, but as the town expanded the first building was moved back and a substantial Company listing “Fire Alarm Code Boxes” frame building was erected, being at that Fire Department phone number is 3131. time fully up to the need of the town. UnderMost boxes are on street corners, but includes Riverside Mill, Race Track, the management of Mr. Gosse the RiversideReno Gas Works, University of Nevada. Street corner boxes at Caliente & continued to be the leading hotel of the city,Plumas, Arlington & Monroe, Eureka & Sixth, Sixth & Morrill, First & Bell. and in 1901 a large, splendid brick structure was erected beside theYou have to be an old time Nevadan to know all these places! Est. $50 ~ frame building and both are now fully occupied. [History of the State of$75 HWAC# 48140 Nevada, Wren] Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 48131Lot # 3494 Nevada, Reno RareReno Fly Reel, c1950 Rare originalmint condition fly reel with info andoriginal box for the Sierra AnglingEquipment Co of Reno. This fly reelwas called the “Dragonfly”, and ismarked on the reel. The companyoperated at 48 Sierra Street. Wefound no info on this rare fly reel on the web. Please inspect, a must forthe fisherman collector. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 49146186 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Lot # 3500 Nevada, Reno Two Cast Iron Reno, General AmericanaNevada Advertising Pieces 1) Coal bucketfrom the Armstrong Wood & Coal Company. The pictorial of a steer. Moore did drive Longhornsphone number is 5141. Old! 3” tall. 2) Frying pan from Texas to Nevada in 1868. Jeremiahadvertising Reno’s iconic Commercial Hardware. 6” Moore held many positions of public service.in total length. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 47316 He fought in several wars as an officer. However, he was a tyrannical leader while Lot # at Fort Ruby and made his men build him a 3501 magnificent ranch which he would more in to Nevada, when he retired from the post. He only won Reno his most important election on a technicality.Zemansky / Club Fortune Please see the web site for more on his story.Exquisite Round Glass Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 48112Display Case It was the1940’s, America was deeply Lot # 3505 Nevada, Searchlight Originalinvolved in world War II, Reno Searchlight Fob 1906 Obverse: Campwas rapidly becoming ‘Sin without / A Failure / Searchlight / NevadaCity. And the Club Fortune was / 1906; Reverse: Compliments / of /the place to be. It opened in Carlsen-Ethan Co. / Bankers & / Brokers /1937 and immediately gained L.A. Rubber Stamp Co. / Makers / L.A. Cal.prominence as one of reno’s Bronze, 35mm, octagonal, with leatherlargest gaming parlors. On strap attached. Est. $500 ~ $1,000the east side of the building HWAC# 48248was the Tango (bingo) Room,complete with many electronic innovations in gambling. On the west side Lot # 3506 Nevada, Virginia City “Thewas the lounge, bar and gaming tables. Decorations throughout the clubwere elaborate and gamblers and revelers alike felt the affluence of the Crystal” Large Wallet, VirginiaClub Fortune. The Club would attract top name entertainers like Sammy City, NV c1950 William H. Marks isDavis Jr. and Liberace. the proprietor of this iconic saloon Joe Zemansky was a character himself. Before he came to Reno he at 42 South ‘C’ Street in Virginiaowned a gambling parlor in Kansas City, had a chain of jewelry stores in City. 4.5 x 9.75”. Inside are threeSouthern California, was part owner of the famous Aquascalientes Resort treasures: 1) A blue business card,in Mexico and managed the black heavyweight champion Jack Johnson. phone 201, tamales in season, Bud, etc. Marks, Prop. 2) White businessHe became the owner of Club Fortune a few months after it opened and card. Marks Prop. Wines, cigars, candies, etc. 3) Match book bull ofclosed its doors in 1947 after a ten-year run. [The rise of the Biggest Little matches. Est. $300 ~ $500 HWAC# 48139City by Kling.] This exquisite piece of furniture comes directly from theZemansky family. Painted gold, cured glass and three French style scenes Lot # 3507 Nevada, Virginia City 1863make this the perfect piece to show off your most valuable treasures fromthis historic family. Due to its size and delicate nature, there will be an See Photo Online Territorial Transportation Receipt foradditional shipping charge if not picked up in person. Est. $500 ~ $700HWAC# 48132 C. L. Strong of the Gould & Curry Mine 1863 Receipt from Folsom on October Lot # 3502 Nevada, Reno Zemansky / Club 10, 1863. W. L. Perkins Forwarding and Commission Merchant. He Fortune Large Decorative Glass Bowl This piece charged 8c a pound on a casting weighing 3,800 pounds ($308.00). also comes directly from the Zemansky family This was very likely for the new mil that had to be built to replace the (see story above). See photo to get the full impact old mill that used the wrong milling process for Comstock ore. Charles on this decorative piece. It stands nearly 4’ tall Strong would be relieved of his duties in 1864. Pictorial billhead and will fill any corner with beauty and history. showing a steamer, train, and wagon. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48476 Due to its size and delicate nature, there will be an additional shipping charge if not picked up in Lot # 3508 Nevada, Virginia person. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48133 City Comstock Merchant’s Ledger 1877 The ComstockLot # 3503 See Photo Online Ledger mentions A. Belcher,Nevada, Rhyolite / Nevada State Mill, Fulton FamilyBeatty Beatty and and many other merchants. Leather bound, 13.5” x 8.75”.Rhyolite Ephemera Many unused pages. Est. $100c1910 Lot of twenty- ~ $200 HWAC# 38473eight pieces. Three from Remick’s Garage inBeatty. Two envelope cc’s and one large size Lot # 3509 Nevada, Virginia City Fred D.billhead. The rest are from the Bullfrog Bank & Nichol, Virginia City, Identification tag. c1880Trust. All are unused. Eight Beatty deposit slips. The 1880 United States Census lists Fred NicholThe rest are blank checks from Rhyolite. Est. $30 as a butcher in Virginia City. (He is not listed in the 1870 or 1900 census.) This tag is in the form~ $60 HWAC# 46884 of a shield with a coat of arms pictorial with the word ‘TOTE.’ Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 48111Lot # 3504 Nevada, Ruby Valley J. B. Moore (Upstanding Citizenof Just Plain Bad) Identification Tag c1870’s This ID tag had J. B.Moore / Ruby Val. Nev. “ZI’ has been engraved on it. The reverse has aBid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 187

General Americana Lot # 3510 Nevada, Virginia City GT Brown / Howell Lithograph of Virginia City 1864/1934 This is a Howell reprint of an original Grafton T. Brown lithograph published by C. Kuchel of San Francisco. This territorial overview of Virginia City has mines and mine buildings around it. They include the Savage, Gould & Curry, Bullion, Mexican, Chollar, Potosi, and Ophir. The Ophir views are particularity impressive as they show the mill on the Carson River and most importantly the mill in Washoe Valley. If anyone has driven from Reno to Carson City it is hard to imagine that such an impressive mill once stood in the valley. Hand colored. Framed. Frame is 36 x 43”. Est. $3,500 ~ $7,500 HWAC# 47327 Lot # 3511 jeweler. The business made it through the fire of 1875. By 1877 Nevada, Fredrick was billed as the Nevada Jewelry Manufactory, as listed on his Virginia City billheads and in the Bishop`s Directory of Virginia City and surrounds Matching in 1878. Meanwhile, Fredrick`s business was doing so well that he Set of M. M. opened two other businesses. The M. M. Fredrick House, a lodging Frederick establishment on the north east corner of Union and C Streets, was Spoons opened about 1876 and run by his son, M. M. Fredrick, Jr. He also ran Lot of 6. an auction business in 1876 [Ref: 1876 Langley Pacific Coast Business Teaspoon. Directory]. By 1883, Fredrick was known as the Pioneer Watch Maker, still located at the old shop address, 36 South C. His store and business All are was then twenty years old [fh] Est. $600 ~ $1,000 HWAC# 48409 stamped Lot # 3512 Nevada, “COIN” (as in Virginia City M. M. Coin Silver) Frederick Silver Flatware Collection and “M. M. Collection of twelve Fredrick, pieces: six salad forks and Virg. Nev”. six extra large tablespoons All initialed (8.5” long, the bowl 3” xon the end of the handle GAB(?). This is a nice set of Comstock 1.85” - we’d use these forsilverware. serving spoons today), The M. M. Fredrick business was truly one of the pioneer jewelry all Gorham pattern. Thisbusinesses in Nevada. It began as Eaves & Nye in Virginia City in late group has the classic post-1862 or early 1863. William T. Eaves and Emanuel Nye started their 1872 “M. M. Frederickjewelry store on the corner of C and Union Streets. Eaves lived in the Virg. Nev.” mark on thebuilding, perhaps in an apartment in the back or upstairs as was the back, all coin silver. Thiscommon practice in Virginia City at the time. Nye, a carpenter in 1862 is only the second groupin Virginia City, lived on Stewart. Eaves was not present in 1862 for of M.M. Frederick silver toinclusion in Kelley`s First Directory of Nevada Territory [Ref: 1862 and be offered. Very rare and1863 Nevada Territory Directories]. Nye took over the partnership in desirable. Est. $1,300 ~the mid-1860s. By 1867 the firm was known as Nye & Rothenbucher, $1,900 HWAC# 49151according to Langley`s Pacific Coast Business Directory for 1867.Emanuel Nye may have briefly left Virginia City in the early 1870s.The name does not appear again until much later, and then as a saloonproprietor. In 1871, the firm Nye & Co. was run by Issac Fredrick,probably a relative of M. M. Fredrick. Both the Nye & Co. and Fredrickbusinesses were listed at the same address, 36 South C Street in the1871 Langley Pacific Coast Business Directory. They were listed aswatch makers and jewelers. M. M. Fredrick took over the business andbegan using his own name in 1872, calling himself a manufacturing188 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

General Americana known. Here are a large dinner fork and a serving spade for fowl, which is fancily engraved on the spade face. Both are Gorham pattern. The relationship of this Nye to the Nevada Territorial Governor is unknown. Est. $1,000 ~ $2,000 HWAC# 49153Lot # 3513 Nevada, Virginia City Rare M.M. Frederick Silver Flatware, Lot # 3516 Nevada, Virginia Cityc1872 Several years ago we sold a large collection of about 68 M.M.Frederick silver pieces, mostly flatware, all marked as such. They included Ultra Rare W. T. Eaves, VirginiaGorham and Medallion patterns with some rare serving pieces. Since that City Silver Flatware, c1860’s Thistime, our writeup circulated on the web extensively, and is easy to find. marks the second time we’ve been able to offer the very rare Eaves silver. We offered the discovery piece Over the ensuing years, several other marked Virginia City pieces about a year or two ago, a single piece found in a local silver collection. Thisappeared. First, we were lucky and found two different pieces in a local group consists of four dinner forks. There are thus only five known pieces to us and our advanced Nevada silver collectors. Eaves was a silversmith incollection of silver - a Nye & Co. piece and a new discovery piece of Eaves & Sacramento circa 1860 (Eaves & Nye), and may have moved up to VirginiaCo. Up to that time, no Eaves & Co. pieces had been known to Nevada silver City shortly after. He may have started the jewelry and silver businesscollectors, nor had any been seen on various internet silversmith sites. that later became M. M. Frederick. Nye came in shortly after. c1862-1865. Est. $1,000 ~ $1,500 HWAC# 49152 A new collection has surfaced that had rare pieces from San Franciscoand Virginia City - all 1860’s except the early 1870’s pieces in this and asimilar lot. This lot contains six forks. The Frederick mark here is different thanthe normal “M.M. Frederick Virg. Nev.” because it has a different stylelettering and only has “NE.” for Nevada. This is the fist time we’ve seenthis marking. Curiously, it matches the marks on the Nye & Co. and Eavespieces, which were predecessor companies to Frederick, and probably hadan employee in common, perhaps Frederick himself. These six forks areGorham pattern. These pieces appear to pre-date the previously knownM.M. Frederick pieces because they have the abbreviation of NE for Nevadain common, later clarified to NEV. Est. $1,200 ~ $1,800 HWAC# 49150 Lot # 3514 Lot # 3517 Nevada, Virginia City Sharon Nevada, Virginia House Bamboo Calendar featuring Chinese City Comstock Food 1973 Lynn Leong’s Sharon House - Silver Flatware Nationally Known. Chinese Foods - Tender Nine pieces that Steaks - Seafood. Hunting scene. March came with the thru December 1973. Excellent condition M. M. Frederick, for this historic Comstock restaurant. Eaves & Co., and Est. $100 ~ $300 HWAC# 48425 Nye silver flatware from Virginia City. Lot # 3518 Nevada, These pieces are Virginia City Virginia City NOT MARKED. Two Ephemera (incl. Rare pieces are berry Postcard) Lot of seven. serving spoons, 1) Three copies of Sutro’s a third is a large mining lecture supplement butter knife, and to The Daily Independentsix are “pearl” handled knives. All may date to the early 1870’s. Very nice newspaper (1874) with great mining illustrations. 2) Very raregroup, please inspect. Est. $500 ~ $900 HWAC# 49154 postcard showing a Virginia & Truckee tunnel going under the road past St. Mary’s in the Mountains Catholic church. This tunnel no longerLot # 3515 Nevada, Virginia City Ultra Rare Nye & Co. Silver Pieces, exists. 3) Three other Virginia City postcards: train in snow (mailed VCc1865-1866 Nye may have gotten started in Sacramento in the late 1911), chrome of US Grant mine tour (mailed Reno 1951), and a view1850’s. By 1860 he was in partnership with W.T. Eaves. The pair appeared of Virginia City in the 1950s. Est. $150 ~ $200 HWAC# 34964to have moved to Virginia City shortly after. Prior to discovery of thesetwo pieces, there were only three Nye & Co. pieces known to the advancedNevada silver collectors. There are thus now only five Nye & Co. piecesBid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 189

General Americana Diggins, Carson City, Washoe City, etc. Also some surprises: Nye Ranch, Jack Lot # 3519 Nevada, Virginia City ranch, Small & Durk, Elbow Ranch, Virginia City Wooden Box This Rissua, Steamboat Springs (no Reno is a “Pacific Patented Rubber or Truckee Meadows), 5 Mile ranch, Paint” wood box. Manufactured etc. Nicely framed (41x29”, 30 x by W. P. Fuller & Company. Top 20” not framed). Shows bumps and of box has been stenciled ‘F’ (for bruises of age. Est. $500 ~ $1,000 Fuller) and ‘Virginia.” Fuller was HWAC# 47332 the largest dealer in paints, oils, etc. on the west coast in the later Lot # half of the 1800’s. Round nails 3525 indicate this is a later 1800’s or early 1900’s box. Est. $100 ~ See Photo Online Nevada $300 HWAC# 48136 19thLot # 3520 Nevada, Washoe County Framed CenturyRepublican Delegate Broadside Washoe Chairs from the NevadaCounty Republican delegates to the State Legislature Building RemovedConvention include James Mayberry from in 1971, these nineteenth centuryReno, William Donaldson from Wadsworth, OC chairs were the main seating in theRoss from Glendale, WF Everett from Brown’s, Nevada legislature building. Four chairs plus parts, probably enough forWE Price from Franktown, SA Hamlin from two more chairs, but we didn’t get the chairs in time to assemble. TheseVerdi, and JF Bonham from Pyramid, Peavine come from the Rink family, a member of whom worked for the Stateand Salt Marsh. The conspicuous absence when the chair replacement took place. Classic Americana. Est. $150 ~of Sparks dates this to the 19th Century! $400 HWAC# 49507Someone has identified the 6 names on theticket that have bottles. Other names include Lot # 3526CA Norcross, AH Manning, SM Jamison, O Nevada StateEvans, WH Caughlin, Sol. Levy, CC Powning, CT of Nevada SealBender, etc. A regular who’s who of Washoe Painting c. 1930’sCounty. Nicely framed. 13.5 x 7.5”. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 47324 State of Nevada Seal painting. Lot # 3521 Nevada, Wells Advertising gold painted Piece for Goble Dairy Whereas we round frame have seen Goble Dairy bottles, we have with “Nevada” not seen this interesting advertising embossed and 12 piece. It looks like an opener of some stars. At bottom sort. Front says, “Goble Dairy / Wells, of painting--”All Nev.” Back says, “Goble’s for the Best For Our Country”. Milk, Cream, and Ice.” This very well Oil painting or may be unique. Goble Dairy was open gouache on board,in Wells as early as 1888. It is crudely made which gives it some real 32” diameter. Artistcharacter. Perhaps unique. Also a miniature Gent’s Pot. Est. $50 ~ $75 unknown, possiblyHWAC# 48104 a WPA artist. very nice piece! 33” diameter. Est. $1,000 ~ $3,000 HWAC# 47555Lot # 3522 Nevada, White Pine County 1910Political Ads Lists candidates running for Lot # 3527 Nevada Deptoffice, inspectors of elections, and polling of Interior Nevada Buffaloplaces. Pictorial of H. O. (“Tex”) Hall for sheriff! Painting Painting of a buffaloInteresting Nevada political piece. 20 X 12” on metal. “Department of theFramed. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 48815 Interior, Nevada”. Metallic painted wood frame, 29.5” Lot # 3523 diameter. Est. $400 ~ $1,000 Nevada, HWAC# 47554 Winnemucca / Nevada Nevada Lot # 3528 Nevada Bullets Ephemera and Buttons from Nevada: Group: Military Related Lot of twelve. Billheads and Warrants 1871-1916 Two bullets. One is a 65 caliber Two different Whitney & Company from a Henry Rifle. This is Forwarders out of Battle Mountain truly the rifle that tamed theStation (1871) and Battle Mountain (1872). Both addressed to the West. One U. S. Indian Service button. One infantry “I” gold button and aManhattan Silver Mining Company of Austin. Three Humboldt County couple of smaller ones. These items were all found in the vicinity of Fortwarrant. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48144Lot # 3524 Nevada Nevada Territory Framed Map 1862 Thisiconic map shows the border between California and Nevada and allthe important places like and Virginia City, Lake Bigler, Aurora, Bodie190 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Ruby. The cavalry “C” button was found in conjunction with an officer’s General Americanahorse bit near an 1870’s camp near Humboldt Wells, Nevada (Wells,Nevada). Various other buttons including a Cones Boss work clothes Lot # 3533 Nevadabutton, two anchor pictorial buttons, etc. Provenance notes from the Nevada Book Collectionoriginal digger included. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 48114 Lot of ten: Mines of Eastern Sierra (Dogtown, Lot # 3529 Nevada Early Telegraph and Monoville, Homer, etc.), From My NevadaSee Photo Online Telephone Wires and Square Rounds Notebook, The Nevada Roughly 30 to 40 pieces. Includes five Adventure, Virginia & 20” straight wires marked ‘U. S. Tel., CPR’ Truckee, Nevada Lost(Central Pacific Railroad).. This note comes from the original desert rat Mines & Buried Treasures,who found these. Also one wire marked ‘Fort Churchill, Carson Sink Pioneer Nevada, NevadaStation, Hard Rubber Insulators.’ The hard rubber insulators were the Mineralogical Record,earliest use. This is a very thin wire and must have been used with these Death Valley Ghost Towns (Stovepipe Wells, Copper City, Ashford Mill,insulators. One wire noted ‘Gold Canyon near new power line.’ Most are Harrisburg, etc.), Nevada Portfolio of Paintings soft cover, Nevadastraight roughly 20”. Some are half rounds that would have been used Portfolio of Paintings hard cover. Est. $100 ~ $150 HWAC# 48827to hold an insulator in place. MAYBE the most interesting pieces are the Lot # 3534 Nevada Nevada Historicalthree sets of heavy wires that are square on one end and round on theother. When the United States Military decided they needed their own See Photo Online Society Journals Nevada Historical Society Journals, 1960s through about 1990. 114transcontinental telegraph, they used the existing civilian telephone different issues. Also includes 37 issues ofpoles and attached their pole by wire (without digging a hole). These the Northeastern Nevada Historical Society Quarterly. About 1.5 cubicare the wires that held the two poles together. They have been cut toseparate the poles. Est. $70 ~ $200 HWAC# 49068 feet. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 49039Lot # 3530 Nevada Large Nevada Lot # 3535 Nevada Nevada History See Photo Online Library 12 volumes on different aspectsEphemera Lot - Many from Ghost of Nevada history. Some of the best include Nevada postal history by Harris, rocky trails of the past by Lobby,Towns or Old Mining Camps Turbulent yesterday by Don Ashbaugh, Here’s Nevada by Mack andOver 90 billheads! Includes very Sawyer, and other titles. Generally very nice condition. Please inspect.rare FS Smith merchandise smallreceipt from Derby, Campbell Est. $60 ~ $100 HWAC# 48314& Kelly Foundry Tonopah, JWBritton Bar Iron unused 1868 See Photo Online Lot # 3536 Nevada Nevada RegionalAustin, JC Hampton groceries Books 8 Nevada Regional Books including1875 Virginia City, C Akin water Ghosts of Humboldt Region, Conflict& freight Columbia, Verdi Lumber on the Carson and Of Heart of Nevada.Company, Pine Grove Nevada GoldMining Company (two different Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 48355Pine Grove billheads), GB Williamsgeneral merchandise Eastgate, Johnson Cash Store Genoa, Morey Lot # 3537 NevadaDistrict Mining Company Morey, Silver Peak Dairy, Cold Creekpostal pad, EA Michel WIlly’s Round Mountain (colored), TJA Flaws Nevada JackpotDayton, AR Mason Giant agent Luning, pictorial Cash Meat Market Lot 1886-1891 LotLuning, Eagle Salt Works Leete, unused Grutt-Davis Stock Chafey, of twenty-two. 1)Tenabo Mill & Mining Company Store (about 10 of these), Marvin E Farmers & MerchantsIsh Mines Goldfield, Hercules Supply Store (two different Hercules), National Bank depositVernon Supply Company (very rare town), Tribune Book & Stationary book. Reno. MostlyGoldfield, Arlington Hotel Carson City, Minden Butter Manufacturing, blank. Some checksEast Fork Hotel Gardnerville, Hazen Lumber, WT Smith groceries Elko, drawn on SouthernMexican Dam & Ditch stock Carson City, Pictorial Fallon Slaughtering, Pacific, Frank Brothers,etc. Other billheads from similar cities not mentioned. Some Manard’s Stationaryduplicates, but mostly one of a kind. Est. $200 ~ $600 HWAC# 46889 Store. 1908. 2-5) Four paper fishing and Lot # 3531 Nevada Nevada Area hunting licenses. Eureka and Palisades. (All fishing licenses were used for hunting as the county had run short of hunting licenses.) 6-7) BlueSee Photo Online Library Nevada Area Library, 14 items Ribbon Meat Company Cigarette Lighter and cufflink. The lighter still ignites a brief spark. Sparks. 8) Winnemucca Cab Company stamp. including, Lonetree Ballads, Rails and Tales 9-14) Reno Air souvenirs. Two pens still inside burlap bag and three of SW Nevada, Nevada State Historical Peak Performer cards. 15) Wallet from W. R. Adams & Son, authorizedPreservation Plan, Saloons of Old Nevada, Lovitt Mines, The Gold watch inspectors for the Southern Pacific Railroad. Includes a 1958-of Old Hornitos. Est. $50 ~ $100 1960 pass for engineer FH Bonham. Sparks. 16) Second HamiltonHWAC# 48348 Watch Company wallet. Ad for Edholm & Akin jewelers in Sparks. 17-18) Charles Ferraris, Eureka, Nevada and Burlington of CarsonLot # 3532 Nevada 400 Nevada shoe hooks. 19) 1964 Humboldt County centennial button. 20) DeweyReference Periodicals Lot of 380. Trade check token. 21) 1938 Medical Practice Act of Nevada booklet.Huge group of Nevada magazines and 22) Large 7 x 14” heavy paper sign for C. E. Mayer Realty Company of Elko, Nevada Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 46993Nevada Historical Society Quarterlies.Please see expanded description online.Est. $400 ~ $600 HWAC# 46684 Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 191

General Americana railroad survey prints include: Lot # 3538 Nevada Nevada Related Maimun a Poster Collection Mojave Indian, 33 Posters from either Nevada Mount Hood or pertaining to with Indians on Nevada. Sizes horseback, big range from 8.5” x Colorado River, 14” to 24” x 19”. wagons by the Examples include Great Salt Lake, reproduction Mount Rainier, calendars from the Dead Mountain, Buffalo Brewing River Party near Company 1909, and Camp Mohave, three Mohave Indians, and Piute Captain Davis. Other a beer tray image prints include Pyramid Lake, Nisqually Glacier, On the Big Bend near for the Liberty Bell Shasta, Indian Canon with grizzly bear, and Pitt River elk. Est. $150 ~Saloon and Restaurant in Reno for 1978-79. Also includes posters forthe Emigrant Trail, Nevada Archaeological Awareness Week, Pyramid $300 HWAC# 27868Lake, Summits and Secrets, Basque Sheepherders, Coyote Speaks;Native American Oral Tradition, Wovoka and the Ghost Dance, and Lot # 3542 New Jersey, Ocean County Anmore. Many are from the University of Nevada. Est. $260 ~ $500HWAC# 40410 See Photo Online Act Incorporating the Ocean County Land & Improvement Company (1872) 1872Lot # 3539 Nevada Approved March 20, 1872. Published byThree Nevada State Starbuck & Dunham, Newark. 5 pages. Est. $20 ~ $60 HWAC# 27524Reports & an 1870sMap 1) Biennial Lot # 3543 New Jersey James G.Report for Nevada King & Son Ephemera (ProminentSurveyor General Banking Firm) 1855 James Goreand State Register King was born in 1791 in New York1869. 157 pages. City and died 1853 in New Jersey.Biennial Report of A Congressman from 1849 to 1851,the Surveyor General he founded King & Gracie, a bankingand State Register of the State of Nevada for 1867 and 1868. Printed firm in Liverpool, England. In 1824,by Henry R. Mighels, State Printer. Pages intact and pretty clean. Lots he created the banking firm ofof tables. Includes appendix regarding disputed boundaries, reports of Prime & Ward, New York City, whichindividual counties, and land grants. Fantastic resource for the Nevada eventually became Prime, Ward &history buff. 2) Two Nevada State Surveyor General Reports, 1883 and King. Thereafter he lived in New1895 and a 1872 Nevada/Utah Map by S.A. Mitchell. a) 1883. Report Jersey. His final banking firm was the House of James G. King & Son,of Surveyor General and State Land Register of the State of Nevada for from 1851 onward, which continued as James G. King’s Sons afterthe Years 1881 and 1882. 77 pages. Printed by J.C. Harlow, Supt. State his death. This collection of James G. King’s Sons’ material contains:Printing. Pages intact but wear (toning and folds). b) 1895. Report of 1. A second of exchange made out to G. M. Harrison in the amount ofSurveyor General and State Land Register of the State of Nevada for 51, 6010 francs; 2. A letter to Harrison at 2 George Yard, Lombardy’sthe Years 1893 and 1894. 40 pages. Printed by J.G. McCarthy, State London from James G. King’s Sons, New York, New York, and an onionPrinting Office. Pages intact but toning and folds. Lots of tables and paper copy of the same letter; 3. An onion copy of a list of collectionsfacts. c) 1872 Utah/Nevada map. Est. $150 ~ $400 HWAC# 42104 made for Harrison by the firm.  Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 50844 Lot # 3540 Lot # 3544 New York, New York Dizzy Dean, Walter Huston and Nevada More Autographs, Dean’s MVP Year 1934 A page of 16 autographs Three Nevada collected by a Brooklyn high school student who interviewed the Stereoviews: personalities for articles in his high school newspaper. The top Palisade two autographs are unarguably Dizzy Dean and Jack Dempsey. The & Nevada autographs were collected by student Isadore Gaiptman between May Exhibit at World’s Fair Three rare Nevada stereoviews. 1) CPRR,Palisade-Humboldt Canon, published by E. & H. T. Anthony & Co., 7686.2) CPRR, Maggies Bower and Palisade Bluff, published by E. & H. T.Anthony & Co., 7104. 3) Stereoview of Nevada’s Exhibit, AgriculturalBuilding, World’s Columbian Exposition. Photographed and publishedby B. W. Kilburn, Littleton, N. H. Est. $240 ~ $600 HWAC# 42105Lot # 3541 Nevada / Utah Native American / Utah / Nevada /California prints pre-1900 Sixteen early prints. Nine mounted prints192 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

General Americana1935 and May 1935. Gaiptman’s father was a stage hand for the New Lot # 3546 New York, New York City c1935York Play Houses. His main job was as costumer. This gave the young New York Subway Flyer “Save the Five CentIsadore access to New York Theater’s finest actors and actresses. Fare” 4pp flyer protesting the proposed See Photo OnlineGaiptman had his interviewees sign his autograph sheet after eachinterview. He has the place (Theater name) and date of each. change of fare for New York subway from 5 cents to ten cents. 5 x 7 format, folded. Est. $40 ~ $80 HWAC# 49145 Along with the fabulous page of autographs is a group of sevensigned photographs to Isadore from many of these same people. See Lot # 3547 New York, Niagara Falls 2the list below. Niagra Falls Silver Glass Framed Photos Dizzy Dean signed this October 20, 1934 at the Hotel Edison. 2 Niagra Falls Silver Glass Framed Photos,Dean was the hottest pitcher in baseball. He had just received the approx. 8 x 10 inches. Est. $100 ~ $150National League MVP (received 98% of the first place votes) and was HWAC# 48365the winningest pitcher in the World Series, winning the final 7th gamefor the St. Louis Cardinals. In the World Series, Dean pitched three Lot # 3548of the seven games, 26 innings with a 1.76 ERA. In the final game he New Yorkheld the Detroit Tigers scoreless on six hits. When this autograph was New Yorksigned, Dean was at the top of his game, the best he’d ever be, andwas the best in baseball. We were unable to find an autograph verified Worlds Fairfrom this important period available on the web. Ticket Books Jack Dempsey, a world champion boxer, signed this autograph New Yorksheet at his restaurant, Dempsey Restaurant, in Manhattan March 6, Worlds Fair,1935. Dempsey was world champion from 1919-1926, then lost two 1939, 1940epic fights to Gene Tunney, the second on the “long count” call. In the ticket books and a group of tickets including1920’s, Dempsey was considered second only to Babe Ruth as a sports the MOMA and a play ticket for Aquacadeicon. After he retired from Boxing, Dempsey opened his restaurant in with Eleanor Holm and Buster Crabbe. The 1939 booklet has the1935, about the time this was signed. It became a very popular place. colorful stubs from numerous events plus the last event ticket unused.Gaiptman’s introduction to Dempsey may have come through one of The 1940 booklet is less artistic, with all the stubs the same. Thisthe actresses at one of the theaters he interviewed. Dempsey married booklet has a number of unused tickets. All excellent condition. Fromfour times, mostly to New York actresses. the collection of Isadore Gaiptman, a Brooklyn resident through WW2. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 49142 Walter Huston, one of the all-time great actors, stage and film.Star of Treasure of the Sierra Madre and other greats. At the time he Lot # 3549signed this, he was in a play at the Schubert theater. This collection Oklahoma, Tulsacontains a signed 8x10 photo to Isadore “The Beginnings of Other signers: Teddy “Blubber” Bergman (New York Actor, later Tulsa” by J. M. Hallmade famous as the voice of Fred Flintstone), Eddie Peabody (stage 1933 This is a 1933and film actor and musician), Barney Ross (welterweight boxer), reprint of a 1923Frances Langford (film and radio star, musicals, worked with Bob book. Great earlyHope), Gertrude Niesen (New York actress, theater and film, including resource for Tulsa.the Babe Ruth Story). signed 5x7 photo to Isadore, Consuelo Moreno It starts with “Tent(film and theater actress). Signed 5 x 7 photo to Isadore Jack Fulton Town,” first in Tulsa,(songwriter), Pat Rooney (actor), Bert Lahr (film, stage, The Lion Man earliest residents, first train, first school, etc. Spine is beginning toin the Wizard of Oz). Signed 8x10 photo. Frannie Laverre? signed 8x10 detach, but very usable. Est. $150 ~ $300 HWAC# 26933photo. Annette Ahnshaw (film and stage actress). George Jessel (actor,composer, song writer, major Vaudeville man). Signed 8x10 photo Lot # 3550 Oregon Indian Warsto Isadore. Sidney Fox (film and stage actress). Signed 5x7 photo toIsadore Est. $2,000 ~ $4,000 HWAC# 49143 Cabinet Card and Veterans Ribbon 1870’s cabinet card Lot # 3545 New York photograph (6.5” x 4”) of an Early Film and Stage Indian Wars officer, unidentified. Autographs A group Photograph by H. P. Kirk’s of signed photos and Photographic, Mason City, Iowa. Christmas cards to Included is a ribbon, 2.5” x 8”, Isadore Gaitpman, a “Indian Wars Veteran of the Brooklyn High School North Pacific Coast”, 1847-56. student who wrote Annual reunion, June 19, 1912. articles for his high Ribbon is very tattered and torn, school newspaper on but readable. Items were purchased together in Eugene, Oregon. Est. these personalities. $50 ~ $200 HWAC# 35341 All of the items were addressed to Visit our online catalog atGaiptman between 1934-1935. Included: Jessica Dragonette, film and www.Holabird Americana.comstage actress. 8 x 10” signed photo to Isadore, Christmas card and for high resolution images of ALL LOTSenvelope; Ben Bernie, radio personality autographed 8 x 10 photo;Eddie Cantor signed 8 x 10 photo to Isadore and cut signature of letter;Jessica Dragonette signed 5 x 7 photo to Isadore; Christmas cards toIsadore from Gertrude Niesen and Anette Hanshaw. Est. $200 ~ $400HWAC# 49144Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 193

General Americana Lot # 3551 Oregon Nice Oregon Lot # 3555 Texas Great Texas Ephemera Lot: c1860-1920 PhotographSee Photo Online (positive and paper negative) of the first U. Group (handbill, letter, stocks, etc.) 1874-1928 1) The Texas S. Post Office west of the Rocky Mountains, Stockman and Farmer handbillin Shivley’s, Astoria, Oregon (1847); color lithograph is a picturesque for the only weekly live stock andmap of The Oregon Trail, The Highway of the Pioneers to the Pacific farm paper in Texas. 2) 1874 letterNorthwest done in 1932 by W. F. McIlwraith. A very colorful and addressed to Major John Boyle,interesting map to read, this makes great decoration while being United States District Attorneyeducational! (has been rolled so is age cracked, small tears); Asher in Galveston. “Gov. Davis has& Adams map of Oregon (very tightly rolled); S. B. No. 72, Bill for the handed me a letter from Mr. A.Tenth Regular session of the Oregon Legislature; and various receipts: W. Marchildon asking me for a letter soliciting your influence...” 3)one from the Internal Revenue and several postal. Additionally Two Cut letterhead from the Governor’s office c1870’s. 4) Lomita Statephotographs, legal letters (1861), broadside from steamship to Idaho Bank 1906 cut from newspaper. 5) Two Thompson Brothers Lumberand Montana gold mines, receipts from A.L. Bancroft of San Francisco Company stocks. #69 and #126. One signed by Thompson. 6) Stockto Oregon customers and an article from the Banner-Courier of #29 for 100 shares in 1919 for The Texas Fullers Earth Company.7)1921 outlining when “Oregon City was Bigger than ‘Frisco: in 1844 Mineral Wells stock #537 for 15 shares in 1928. Est. $50 ~ $100It Was the Metropolis of the Entire Pacific Coast.” Est. $60 ~ $80 HWAC# 3747HWAC# 41232 Lot # 3556 Utah, Scipio Scipio CoopLot # 3552 Oregon Oregon and Idaho See Photo Online See Photo Online Ephemera 1884 Statements and inventoryLibrary Oregon and Idaho Library, Approx lists from the Scipio Coop. In March, 1860,20 books including East of the Cascades, The a small party of seven men led by T. F.Beginning of the West, Land of the Giants and Southern Idaho Ghost Robins arrived on the site of Scipio, in the eastern part of MillardTowns. Est. $80 ~ $120 HWAC# 48349 County and began a small settlement that later developed into a town. Est. $60 ~ $300 HWAC# 25215 Lot # 3557 Utah Tuscarora Society See Photo Online Stock Certificate 1892 One $5.00 share to F. S. Richards. Signed by OW Powers and Morris Sommely(?). Vignettes of a rooster, tent, guitar burning on an open fire, and peace/war Native American symbols. Rips at edges of folds, Territorial Utah. Anticipating the division on national party lines; Judge Powers organized what was known as the Tuscarora Society. This Democratic Liberal society grew to a membership of eleven hundred and was a strong political factor. In 1892 the Tuscarora Society ran a special train containing a drum corps and about sixty members of the organization to the National Democratic Convention at Chicago which Judge Powers and Mr. Fred J Kiesel attended as delegates from Utah representing the Liberal wing of the local Democracy. Their right to sit as delegates was contested by Judge Henderson and Hon John T Caine who had been sent by the newly formed Democratic Party of Utah. The latter were seated. Soon afterwards the Tuscarora Society merged with the regular Democratic Party. Judge Powers was now elected a member of the Territorial legislature serving during the session of 1893. In 1895 he wasLot # 3553 Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Centennial International unanimously chosen chairman of the Democratic Territorial CentralExhibition Stock Certificate 1875 United States 1776-1876 Committee and waged a very energetic campaign. [“History of Utah,Centennial stock certificate No. 1015, issued for 1 share to Joseph Volume 4” by Whitney] Est. $40 ~ $60 HWAC# 46794Richetts dated May 15, 1875 of capital stock of the CentennialBoard of Finance. Engraved & Printed at the Bureau, Engraving andPrinting; Geo. W. Casilear, Supt. of Engineering; Geo. B. McCartee,Chief of Bureau. signed by Jno. Welsh as President and Fred Fraleyas Treasurer. Farming, Continental Congress, and Native Americanoverlooking city vignettes at bottom, with multi-ethnic vignetteson sides and on top. Foxing and tears noted primarily along border,measures 22 x 18”. From the Prag collection. Est. $250 ~ $1,200HWAC# 22279Lot # 3554 South Dakota South Lot # 3558 Washington, Camp Lewis Secretary McAdoo AddressingDakota Library South Dakota Soldiers - Panorama McAdoo was Secretary of Treasury duringLibrary with approx. 46 issues World War I. He is addressing 30,000 soldiers of the National Army.of South Dakota State Historical Address was at Camp Lewis, American Lake, Washington. 44”.Society and Board of Cultural Excellent condition. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 48436Preservation Quarterly and 11 Lot # 3559 Washington Patriots Militant Sword This sword is abooks including Gold, Gals, Guns, representative example of a Patriarchs Militant (Uniformed Ranks of theGuts and Looking for History on IOOF) society or lodge sword. It belonged to A. F. Hoska from Tacoma,Highway 14. Est. $100 ~ $200 WA., Major-General. The sword casing is highly decorous and the swordHWAC# 48350 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017194

is engraved on the blade General Americana and on the handle with Hoska’s name and initials. Sam Mills’ Outfit - Kenaston Sask. 1923. Sticker on rear “Antique Odd Fellows Order of photograph(silver print) dated 1923 in original frame. A mat has Patriarchs Militant. Known been added and non-acidic backing substituted to prevent glass as the PM, members adhesion and acid migration. Est. $80 ~ $120 HWAC# 48362 (known as Chevaliers) are dressed in semi-military Lot # 3564 Central America, uniforms and is considered Belize Artifacts from Belize the “show piece” of the Artifacts--pieces of pottery,Order. Once a member is initiated into the Lodge, he/she is said to hold baskets, rock, and piecethe Initiatory Degree. As an initiated member, he/she has all rights and of corn packed in straw,privileges of the Lodge, including the right to vote. The initiated member from Wilber May to Claytoncannot hold office in the Lodge until he/she holds the other three Phillips. Paper inside reads:degrees of the Lodge. The three degrees are the Degrees of Friendship, Government of Belize.Love and Truth. Patriarchs Militant – Those Odd Fellows who have Admission to a Belizeanearned all three degrees in their lodges, and who joined an Encampment mayan Site- Altun Ha. 50 centsand earned all three degrees in that encampment, are eligible to join Valid for One Visit. “Support Tourism Development” 1976. On the back isthe Patriarchs Militant. This is the uniformed branch of Odd Fellowship. a note that reads: these rocks came from site. Jum Herz gave them to mePlease see photos. Est. $100 ~ $200 HWAC# 47549 after we had been there. Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 41671Lot # 3560 Washington Lot # 3565 GranadaWashington Check New Granada: HoltonCollection (Mining, Assay, 1857 New Granada by& Others) (41) Lot of 41 Isaac F. Holton. Titlechecks. 1) Fifteen unused page reads as follows:pictorial checks for the New Granada: TwentyUnited States Assay Office Months In The Andes.(Washington National By Isaac F. Holton, M.A.,Bank, Seattle) with Professor of ChemistryWashington vignette. 2) Fifteen unused pictorial checks for Little and Natural Histoy in Middlebury College. With Maps and Illustrations.Joe Mining Company, Spokane, c.1910s. All have vignette of dog’s New York: Harper & Brothers, Publishers, Franklin Square. 1857.face. 3) Four pictorial payment receipts for rent on lots in Jovita Separated and worn cover, otherwise in good condition. Est. $150 ~Heights, a community in Seattle, issued 1910. 4) Five other assorted $300 HWAC# 40172early checks: Washington NB (Vancouver, 1940), Bank of Blaine(1900), unused Bank of Blaine 190- with RN-X, Seattle NB (1910), Lot # 3566 Mexico, YucatanPullman State Bank (193-). Also, a modern check. (Prag Collection) Yucatan Hairless Dog This itemEst. $120 ~ $150 HWAC# 34077 was purchased from a frequent, early traveler who had several Lot # 3561 Wyoming, Jackson Hole of these in his collection. It is not Crandall Jackson Hole WY Photos carved, but a Terra Cotta clay fired 1915 Photograph of the Tetons hairless dog. This is a rare oven fired by Crandall in original envelope piece. Most are rock carved. Mexican and cardboard. Brand Spanking Colima Dog terracotta effigy vessel. New. Absolutely phenomenal. Among the Mexicans (Mayans) Approximately 5” x 7”. Also comes of highland Mexico, dogs were with 7 Crandall picture post cards with associated with the deity Xolotl, images of the Tetons and Jackson Hole. the god of death. This deity and a dog were believed to lead the soul on Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 40873 its journey to the underworld. The canine’s rotund body may suggest its value as food for the posthumous soul. 5.5” h x 8” l x 4” w. Good condition. Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 47548Lot # 3562 Canada Canada Mining Lot # 3567 PeruCamp Ghost Town Library About 40 History of Thepublications on mines and ghost towns of See Photo Online Conquest of PeruCanada, primarily western Canada. The 2 Vols. 1847 Earlybest piece maybe the book “Gold” by Stuart Edward White, 1913. A history of Spain’snice group of Canadian ghost town mining references and magazines. acquisition of Peru in volumes IEst. $70 ~ $120 HWAC# 49042 and II of William H. Prescott’s Lot # 3563 “History of The Canada, Conquest of Peru” Saskatchewan Published by Harper and Brothers, 82 Cliff Street, New York, 1847. Panoramic Cover wear, foxing throughout overall good condition for time period. Farm Photo in Est. $150 ~ $300 HWAC# 40434 Frame Panoramic Farm Photo in Frame, approx. 9.5 x 23 inches.Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 195

General Americana Lot # 3574 California, Maxwell Colusa County Bank Checks 300 checks drawn on the Maxwell Branch in the 1920s. Est. $100 ~ $150 HWAC# 48251 Lot # 3568 Humboldt: Cuadros De Lot # 3575 California 100 California Checks 1865-1969 Possibly La Naturaleza 1876 A book ‘Words of only one or two duplicates! Checks from: San Francisco, Sacramento, La Alejandro of Humboldt’. Title page reads as Porte, Vineburg, North Bloomfield, Lodi, Grand View, Petaluma, San Jose, follows: Obras De Alejandro De Humboldt. Humboldt Bay, Nevada City, Jamestown, Port Wine, Ukiah, Richmond, Titled: Cuadros De La Naturaleza Por Sonora, Alameda, Palo Alto, Benicia, Oakland, Grass Valley, Clemento, Los Alejandro De Humboldt, Traduccion de Gatos, Santa Clara, Woodland, Oxnard, Sierra City, Livermore, Napa, Colusa, Bernardo Giner. Madrid Imprenta Y Libreria Pleasanton, Fresno, Santa Rosa, Jackson, and Yuba City. Most are issued. de Gaspar, Editores. (Antes Gaspar Y Roig) Earliest is 1865 (Port Wine). Latest is 19669 (Coca-Cola). Please inspect! Calle del Principe, num. 4. 1876. Est. $75 ~ (Prag Collection) Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 34963 $100 HWAC# 40171 Lot # 3576 California 85 Different Southern California ChecksLot # 3569 South America 1877-1983 100+ counting duplicates. Great variety! Los Angeles,3 Great South American Oxnard, Randsburg, Hawthorne, Pasadena, Perris, San Bernardino, SantaBooks 1) “Wild Scenes in Monica, Fresno, Pleasanton, Long Beach, West Fallbrook, Visalia, MillerSouth America” by Don Ramon & Lux, Calexico, San Diego, Tulare, Colusa, Watts, Bakersfield, Riverside,Paez, 2nd edition, 1863. Johannesburg, Livermore, Angels Camp, and Santa Barbara. Checks fromHardbound, cloth cover, 8.5” Yellow Aster Mining Co., Bagdad Mining & Milling Co., checks paid in goldx 5.5”. 2) Part One by Lieut. and silver, pictorial pieces, and more. A mix of used and unused. PleaseHerndon. “Exploration of the inspect! (Prag Collection) Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 34951Valley of the Amazon”, madeunder direction of The Navy Lot # 3577 California California Advertising Note California StateDepartment, by Wm. lewis Herndon and Lardner gibbon, Lieutenants, Numismatic Convention, April 1961. Est. $20 ~ $40 HWAC# 47860US Navy. Published 1854. Incredible illustrations. Hardbound cover, Lot # 3578 California Unsorted Prag California Check Collection Lotcloth, 9” x 6”. 3) Part Two by Lieut. Lardner Gibbon. “Exploration of the of 139 incl. an ink blotter. Earliest is 1854 Wells Fargo San Francisco. AlsoValley of the Amazon”, made under direction of The Navy Department, seven Port Wine checks (1864-66). John Sime & Co. (SF, 1867). Piecesby Wm. Lewis Herndon and Lardner gibbon, Lieutenants, US Navy. from: San Jose, Sacramento, Oakland, Selma, Napa, Petaluma, Livermore,Published 1854. Incredible illustrations. Hardbound cover, cloth, 9” x 6”. San Mateo, Colusa, Yuba City, Jamestown, Nevada City, Pomona, Santa RitaEst. $250 ~ $400 HWAC# 39673 Ranch (Miller & Lux), Pleasanton, Hollister, North Bloomfield, Dunnigan, Willows, Ukiah, Auburn, Woodland, Sonoma, Marysville, Vineburg, Sonora, Lot # 3570 South America Early Vallejo, Arcata, Grass Valley, Sutter Creek, San Jose, Fresno, Randsburg, and South American Map Map of more. Please inspect! (Prag Collection) Est. $150 ~ $250 HWAC# 34961 South America, Drawn from the latest and best Authorities by The Lot # 3579 California Victor Clothing Co, Los Angeles, Advertising Note Kilchin c. 1755 Est. $200 ~ $400 Los Angeles, issued in 1935, reverse is an image of a Confederate note. HWAC# 32909 Redeemable for $10 on a Bronson Suit. Est. $20 ~ $40 HWAC# 47862 Lot # 3571 South America Mac Cann’s Arentine Provinces 1853 An account of Two Thousand Lot # 3580 Colorado, Cripple Creek Yellow Gold of Cripple Creek Stock Certificates One hundred stock certificates from the Yellow Gold of Cripple Creek, Corporation with mining vignette. Est. $200 ~ $500 HWAC# 48608Miles’ Ride Through The Argentine Lot # 3581 Colorado, Cripple Creek Yellow Gold of Cripple Creek StockProvinces Being an Account of The Certificates One hundred stock certificates from the Yellow Gold of CrippleNatural Products of The Country, Creek, Corporation with mining vignette. Est. $200 ~ $300 HWAC# 48609And Habits of The People; With Lot # 3582 District of Columbia Washington DC Advertising NoteA Historical Retrospect of The William L Biber Sr. for City Council 1942 with his photo on the note.Rio De La Plata, Monte Video And Reverse is an image of a Confederate note. Est. $20 ~ $40 HWAC# 47861Corrientes by William Mac Cann, Lot # 3583 Foreign Tunisian Stock Certificate Societe Mines de Douaria,Author of The “Present Position Tunisia. Est. $20 ~ $30 HWAC# 47852of Affairs on The River Plate”. With Illustrations. 2 Volumes in one.Published in London: Smith, Elder & Co., 65 , Cornhill. Smith, Taylor & Lot # 3584 Nevada, Carson City Bullion and Exchange Bank ChecksCo., Bombay. 1853 Est. $150 ~ $400 HWAC# 40150 1893 The last year coins were minted at the Carson City Mint was 1893. These five hundred checks were written in 1893 and 1894 to variousThis Section is Dealer Specials--Please check online for all photos citizens of the Nevada State Capitol. T. R. Hofer was the cashier signing the checks. The recipients are a cross section of the population including suchLot # 3572 Alaska 8 Idaho Saloon Tokens, Skagway, Alaska 10 cents. famous names as Newlands. Est. $200 ~ $300 HWAC# 48244Est. $80 ~ $150 HWAC# 47867Lot # 3573 California, Maxwell Colusa County Bank Checks Over sixty Lot # 3585 Nevada, Carson City Bullion and Exchange Bank Checkschecks from the Maxwell Branch, early 20th century. Est. $100 ~ $200 Lot of over 400 deposit receipts and checks drawn on The Bullion andHWAC# 48247 Exchange Bank from 1880-1900. Est. $200 ~ $300 HWAC# 48250196 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017

Lot # 3586 Nevada, Carson City Bullion and Exchange Bank Checks General AmericanaEntire portfolio of checks from Carson City in 1894. Many Carson City andSan Francisco merchants. Look through these hundreds of checks and find Lot # 3600 New York May Department Stores Company Stockthe famous people! Book has top cover detached. This volume contains Certificates 91 pieces of Cumulative Preferred Stock certificates, mostlychecks 54501-55000. Est. $300 ~ $500 HWAC# 48605 dating from the late 1940s and early 1950s. 8 x 11 1/2 inches, nice eagle vignette. Est. $120 ~ $150 HWAC# 48243Lot # 3587 Nevada, Carson City Bullion and Exchange Bank Checks1895 Manufactured by Le Count Bro’s. Blank Book Manufacturers of 533 Lot # 3601 New York Unissued Check Pages and Books Collection,Market St. San Francisco, this volume contains checks numbered 62001- c.1830s 3 books of un-issued, uncut from Boston and New York. Over62500 from Carson City Nevada. Made out to various businesses and 1000 uncut checks, each page contains 6-8 checks per page. c. 1830’s Est.people of the time, in San Francisco and Carson City, an exciting look for $300 ~ $500 HWAC# 33255famous names. By 1895 the U.S. Mint in Carson City was closed, but thestate capital was still prosperous. Est. $300 ~ $500 HWAC# 48618 Lot # 3602 Oregon 2 Five Cent Resort Saloon Tokens, Baker City, Oregon. Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 47864Lot # 3588 Nevada, Elko First National Bank Checks Two hundredpieces: checks from the early 20th century written on the First National Lot # 3603 Utah, Salt Lake City 8 Salt Lake City tokens. Est. $20 ~ $40Bank of Elko, Nevada. Est. $120 ~ $240 HWAC# 48246 HWAC# 47858Lot # 3589 Nevada, Goldfield Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company Lot # 3604 Virginia Norfolk and Western Railroad Company StockStock Certificates 1 George Wingfield signed these one hundred stock Certificate Archive Dealer alert! 100 stock certificates from the 1880s.certificates in the 1950s. Some green, some brown print. Est. $100 ~ The Norfolk and Western Railway was formed by more than 200 railroad$150 HWAC# 48612 mergers between 1838 and 1982. It was headquartered in Roanoke, Virginia, for most of its 150-year existence. Its motto was “Precision Transportation” Est. $200 ~ $400 HWAC# 48607Lot # 3590 Nevada, Goldfield Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company Lot # 3605 Virginia Norfolk and Western Railroad Company StockStock Certificates 2 Lot of one hundred pieces of The Goldfield Certificates One hundred pieces from the 1880s. Est. $200 ~ $400Consolidated Mines stock certificates signed by George Wingfield. Est. HWAC# 48610$100 ~ $200 HWAC# 48613 Lot # 3606 Wyoming 10 tokens, Diamondville Club,Wyoming 10Lot # 3591 Nevada, Goldfield Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company tokens, Diamondville Club, Diamondville, Wyoming. Five are 5 cent andStock Certificates 3 One hundred pieces of The Goldfield Consolidated five are 10 cent. Approx 1910. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC# 47865Mines Company stock certificates, but without George Wingfield’ssignature. Est. $60 ~ $100 HWAC# 48614 Lot # 3607 10 Assorted Western Tokens 10 Assorted Western Tokens from Kemmerer, Wyoming and Wendover, Utah. Est. $50 ~ $100 HWAC#Lot # 3592 Nevada, Goldfield Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company 47866Stock Certificates 4 One hundred pieces of The Goldfield ConsolidatedMines Company stock certificates post George Wingfield. Est. $60 ~ $120 Lot # 3608 Custer Channel Wing Corporation Stock Certificates TwoHWAC# 48615 hundred Willard Ray Custer filed a United States patent in 1929 for a wing design incorporating a semi-circular channel or “half barrel” shape inLot # 3593 Nevada, Goldfield Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company which an engine was to be fitted in pusher mode. Custer claimed that thisStock Certificates 5 One hundred pieces of The Goldfield Consolidated layout, the Custer Channel Wing, which gave STOL operating capabilities,Mines Company stock certificates, post George Wingfield, late 1950s and resulted in a design “which is not an airplane. It does not plane the air to1960s. Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 48616 fly, rather it brings the air to the lift surfaces and reduces pressure to fly at 8 to 11 mph”. Est. $200 ~ $300 HWAC# 48606Lot # 3594 Nevada, Goldfield Goldfield Consolidated Mines CompanyStock Certificates 6 One hundred pieces of The Goldfield Consolidated Lot # 3609 Food Advertisements 1853/1921 Geared toward the foodMines Company stock certificates. A mix of half signed by George Wingfield industry (The Champion All Steel Wire Screen Scoop for Potatoes; Taplinand half post-Wingfield. Est. $80 ~ $150 HWAC# 48617 Rice Company, Manufacturers of Stoves), price lists for food products, Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company, etc. Nice vignettes. Est. $30 ~ $60 HWAC# 23975Lot # 3595 Nevada 100 plus Nevada Checks Carson City, Virginia, Elkoetc. Est. $120 ~ $200 HWAC# 47857 Lot # 3610 Misc. US Paper Ephemera Eclectic group of ephemera. Best is Brunswick Gold Mines stock, Grass Valley, 1889. Issued, signed by JohnLot # 3596 Nevada Old Nevada Checks Two batches of checks: from the Halpin as president, issued to Hans Chollar for 100 shares. Also- USC token,Farmers Bank of Carson Valley, Inc. circa 1950s; and the First National Bank various checks (20th century), 2 Pan am stocks, 2 maps. Est. $50 ~ $100of Elko circa 1920s. 170 pieces in all. Est. $150 ~ $300 HWAC# 48245 HWAC# 47849Lot # 3597 Nevada Postal cover addressed to Governor Richard Lot # 3611 Pan American World Airways Stock Certificates TwoKirman Cover addressed to Richard Kirman Governor of Nevada, hundred stock certificates issued by Pan American World Airways, Inc. Halfpostmarked June 27, 1936 on USS Antares, Philadelphia, PA. Est. $20 ~ have a green border, half have a red border. Est. $80 ~ $150 HWAC# 48611$40 HWAC# 47863 Lot # 3612 Pan American World Airways Stock Certificates Sixty fourLot # 3598 Nevada / California Misc batch of Americana 6 assorted pieces. Pan American World Airways, Inc. stock certificates. Good dealertokens. Approx. 50 checks from Nevada, California, West Virgina etc. Est. inventory. Est. $60 ~ $120 HWAC# 48242$50 ~ $100 HWAC# 47856 Lot # 3613 Stock Certificate Collection Dealers’ special: four differentLot # 3599 New York 86 Stock Certificates, The May Dept Store 86 stocks in large quantities. 1) The Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company,Stock Certificates, The May Dept Store, issued 1947-1954 New York Est. 41 pieces; 2) Norfolk and Western Railroad Company, 100 pieces; 3)$100 ~ $250 HWAC# 47859 Yellow Gold of Cripple Cree, Inc., 100 pieces; 4) Pan American World Airways, Inc., 56 pieces. Est. $200 ~ $300 HWAC# 48604Bid online at www.HolabirdAmericana.com or call 775-851-1859 197

General Americana FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Bidder # ABSENTEE BID SHEET Holabird Western Americana Collections Entered by 3555 Airway Drive, #308, Reno, NV 89511 Tel: 775-851-1859 Fax: 775-851-1834 Date Email: [email protected] website: www.FHWAC.com Bid Increments Name:______________________________________________________ Company____________________________________________________ From: To: Increment: Phone:_____________________Alternate Phone:____________________ Address:_____________________________________________________ $1 $95 $5 City:_______________________________ST________Zip:___________ Email Address:________________________________________________ $100 $190 $10 Are you a dealer?_________Reseller Tax ID #_______________________ $200 $475 $25 LOT # BID LOT # BID $500 $1450 $50 $1500 $3400 $100 $3500 $9750 $250 $10,000 $30,000 $500 $30,000 up $1000 LOT # BID Absentee bidding is offered as a convenience to our clients who cannot attend the live sale. We are not responsible for any errors or failures to execute bids. For highly desired lots, bidding live in person is always the best way to secure your bids, followed by live phone bidding. If you have questions or concerns regarding bidding, please contact us and we’ll be happy to guide you through the process and help you find the best method of bidding for your circumstance. By submitting these bids, I agree that I have read and will honor all terms and conditions of the sale. I have submitted all lot numbers and bid amounts correctly, and acknowledge that it is my responsibility to submit them accurately. I understand that a 20% bidders premium will be added to the hammer price on americana and 17% on numismatic items as outlined in the terms and conditions. Signed____________________________________________________________________Date_________________198 July 8, 9, & 10, 2017