Treasures from Pacific Shores ~ June 2018 Auction Catalog

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Token Lot# 3479 Wells, Texas Sessions Lumber Lot# 3486 , Texas Troop C, 8th Co. Tokens Set of seven good for tokens Calvary Token Good for $1.00 in from Sessions Lumber Co. 1c, 5c, 10c, 25, trade token in well used condition 50c, 1.00, and 5.00. All in trade. Nice pieces Est. $100-200 HWAC# 75308 in good condition Est. $100-200 HWAC# 64144 Lot# 3487 , Texas Troop M 3 Calvary Token Good for 1 game 10 cent token. 3rd Calvary was temporally stationed in San Antonio. Est. $80-200 HWAC# 75309 Lot# 3480 Wesley, Texas A. Bormann Tokens Set of four GF tokens from A. Bormann.10c, 25c, Lot# 3488 , Wisconsin Bartles 50c, and 1.00. Gen. Mdse. Wesley, Gasoilne & Oil, Milwaukee, WI Texas Est. $100-200 HWAC# 64149 Token Copper 32mm round. you don’t have to worry if you use/ / bartles bonded gasoline and oils / Lot# 3481 West Point, Texas L. G. bartles-maguire oil co. / milwaukee Thornton Token L. G. Thornton GF // member emblem of the don’t 5c drink at bar. A,SGN,26mm. Est. worry club/ good luck Est. $40-60 $50-100 HWAC# 64148 HWAC# 64050 Lot# 3489 , United States Tokens from LA, Salt Lake City, and Lot# 3482 Westfield, Texas E. Boettcher Moscow Olympic Games 11 tokens from the 1984 Olympics in Los Lumber Co. Tokens Two pieces. GF 25c Angeles for various summer events. IT, and GF 50c IT. Both in nice condition. Est. $50-120 HWAC# 64146 1 token, winter Games, Salt Lake City, 2002, Downhill. 1 pin, moscow, Russia, 1980. Est. $40-100 HWAC# 38621 Lot# 3490 La Havre, France Bressy Clothier Token Octagonal brass token, 22 mm. French on one side, English on the other, advertising Bressy ready made clothiers at 59 Lot# 3483 Wharton, Texas 1915- Rue Royale, Havre. Est. $40-80 1922 Adolph Lenz Token Adolph HWAC# 63655 Lenz token good for 5c Bread. A,R,28mm. Est. $50-100 HWAC# Lot# 3491 Lyons, France Arts d’ 64147 Agrement Token “This little piece comes from the more exotic shores of numismatics” is how the Birmingham Lot# 3484 Wharton, Texas Three (England) art museum describes Wharton Tokens 1) Casino their French brothel tokens. .Obv.: International Club. 2) A. A. Rugeley. 3) Arts d’ Agrement / (woman’s S. P. Barclay. From town south west of portrait); Rev.: M. Blanchette / Rue Houston on the Colorado River. Est. De La (illegible). Br., rd., 21 mm. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 63640 $70-150 HWAC# 64145 Lot# 3492 Paris, France Crayon Mengin Token Obv.: Crayon Mengin / 20 Cs./ Le / Crayon / 164/ R Du Fa.g St. Martin; Rev.: Hommage / Lot# 3485 , Texas Ambulance Linventeur. Sixteen sided, bronze, 23 mm. Mengin lived in Paris where Company Token AMB. CO. /3 / 5 token. Appears to be Military. Est. $40-100 he was a street entertainer in the HWAC# 75305 mid 1800’s. He dressed as a Roman soldier and sold special pencils while performing magic tricks. The address, 25 Rue du Faubourg Saint Martin, now houses the restaurant “Chez Arthur”. Mengin was rumoured to be rich, but on his death in 1864, his home was reported to be “clean, but of extreme simplicity.” Est. $60-120 HWAC# 63665 Lot# 3493 Paris, France Monnaie Du Singe Token Obv.: Monnaie De Singe; Rev.: Aux Glaces / 25 / R. Ste Apolline, / Paris. Br., rd., hollow core, 22 mm. Est. $50-80 HWAC# 63661 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 199

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Token Lot# 3494 , Six Condor Tokens Lot of six: Lot# 3500 , Ron Lerch Collectors 1) 1788 Half penny / Anglesey Mines; 2) Token Obverse: Ron Lerch / Good For / 1790Nemo me impuneLacessit / Edinburgh 1 / Token / P.O. Box 8149 / Sacramento, Halfpenny; 3) Right Honorable William Cal. 95818; Reverse: All Forms of Old Beckford; 4) 1795 Bungay; For the Use Time / Western Advertising / Wanted / of Trade; 5) 1789, Associated Irish Mine Buy / Or Trade / Tokens for Merchants company; rev.: Cronebane Halfpenny; 6) 1794 / Transportation, Military, Ect. Brass, Cinque Port Halfpenny. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 38 mm. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 75112 75159 Lot# 3495 , Mexico Bueno Por Una Lot# 3501 , Benjamin Franklin Copa Token Obv.: El Aguila De Oro Souvenir Token Obv.: Benjamin / Saltillo, Mex.; Rev.: Bueno Por Una Franklin / 1706-1790; Rev.: Souvenir Copa. Br., rd., 23 mm. On 23 October / Benjamin Franklin Memorial. 1840 the Battle of Saltillo took Rd., copper, 15 mm. A few small place when 110 Texans and Tejanos copper spots. The Benjamin Franklin crossed the Rio Grande and attacked National Memorial, a 20’ statue of the city, as part of a campaign to Ben Franklin, resides within the establish the Republic of the Rio Grande, a separatist rebellion in Franklin Institute, in Philadelphia. Sculpted by James Earle Fraser northeastern Mexico which had Texan support. Est. $60-120 HWAC# from 1906 to 1911, the statue of our former statesman, writer, and 63656 inventor weighs an impressive 30 tons and is seated on a 92-ton pedestal of white Seravezza marble. Dedicated in 1938 and designated Lot# 3496 , Mexico 1911 Guatimoc a national memorial in 1972, it serves as the focal point of the Hacienda Token Obv.: Guatimoc / Memorial Hall. 1911; Rev.: tree. Br., rd., 30 mm. Est. $50-150 HWAC# 63679 Est. $40-80 HWAC# 63675 Lot# 3502 , Bull Durham/ Thurston the Magician Tokens Lot of two: 1) Obv.: Lot# 3497 , Mexico Hacienda Token Large, 28 x 64 Heads You Win / If / You / Smoke / “Bull mm, bronze tag, “finca San Jose Carpizo/2000 Pencas / / Durham”; rev.: Tails You Lose/ If / You / Henequen.” Est. $100-200 HWAC# 61979 Don’t / Smoke / Bull Durham. Br., rd. 33 mm. 2) Thurston the Magician / (portrait) / 1928; Rev.: Never / Fails / Good / Luck / Charm / 1928. Br., rd., 25 mm. Howard Thurston (The Last Greatest Magician in the World) (July 20, 1869 – April 13, 1936) was a stage magician from Columbus, Ohio. His childhood was unhappy, and he ran away to join the circus, where his future partner Lot# 3498 , Mexico Hacienda Tokens Harry Kellar also performed. He eventually became the most famous magician of his time. Thurston’s traveling magic show was the biggest Lot of three tokens thought to be early one of all; it was so large that it needed eight train cars to transport his Hacienda tokens. Some research might road show. Est. $40-80 HWAC# 63676 yield results. A reference might be: “Hacienda Tokens of Mexico,” by Noe, Lot# 3503 , Civil War Tokens Lot Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969 & of four: Wm Frankfurth, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Thomas White, N.Y.; Eklund, O. P. Published by the American Army & Navy; Union Forever. All EF Numismatic Society in 1949. Est. $100- condition. Est. $60-120 HWAC# 75137 300 HWAC# 63678 Lot# 3504 , E.J. Vulgamott Token Lot# 3499 , Tasmania/Australian Obv.: E.J. Vulgamott; rev.: Good For / Tokens Lot of two: 1) Obv.: Melbourne 12 1/2c / In Trade. Rd., br., 21 mm. Victoria / 1858; Rev.: Peace and Plenty. C., Est. $40-80 HWAC# 61974 34 mm. 2) Obv.: Tasmania / 1857; Rev.: I. Friedman / Pawnbroker / Argyle Street. C, 33 mm. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 75156 200 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Political Lot# 3505 , Early U.S. Tokens Lot of five. 1) Lot# 3512 , Civil War Store Cards New York City Hall 1856; 2) Sheffield Penny and Token References (2) US Civil Token, 1813; 3) New York, worn smooth on War Store Cards by Fuld, Indiana reverse; 4) Rome Iron Works, Rome New Merchant Issuers of Civil war Tokens York(holed) ; 5) White Brothers & Company, by Hamm Est. $80-100 HWAC# 63360 Boston (holed). Est. $100-150 HWAC# 75148 Lot# 3513 , 1859 Geo. Washington Litho on Mt. Vernon Wood Unusual Lot# 3506 , Restrike Grab Bag George Washing approx 2” lithograph About 80 Anillo restrike tokens from by ABN with tree wood from Mr Vernon western states. Most blank reverses. for frame. Sheet on back of wood talks Est. $50-80 HWAC# 64155 about the Mt. Vernon connection. Litho is unglued from wood. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 73043 Lot# 3507 , Spiel Marke and Lot# 3514 , Illinois Stephan Douglas Portrait Other Tokens Lot of three pieces. 1) Pencil or charcoal? portrait of Stephan Douglas, Compositions S. Marke, liberty head; an American politician from Illinois and the 2) Louis XIIII, reverse: legata Paris; designer of the Kansas–Nebraska Act. 4” x 2.5”. 3) Lvdovicvs / Magnus Rex. Est. $80- Est. $50-100 HWAC# 63300 120 HWAC# 71009 Lot# 3508 , Two Western Tokens Lot of two: 2) Obv.: C.H. Harris / Elsie, / Nebr.; Rev.: Good For / 5c / In Trade; Octagonal, Al., 18 mm. 2) Obv.: Mint / Lot# 3515 , CDVs of President Pittsburg / Calif.; Rev.: Good For / 5 c / Andrew Garfield and Wife Lot of 2. In Trade. Br., rd., 21 mm. Est. $40-60 c.1860s. CDV of James A. Garfield and HWAC# 63657 Lucretia R. Garfield. No photographer identified. Minor wear. Garfield was elected to Congress in 1863 and served as Ohio congressman until becoming president in 1881. He married Lucretia in 1858. On July 2, 1881, he was shot at the Baltimore Lot# 3509 , Whiskey Tokens Lot and Potomac Railroad Station in of four tokens and a leather key fob. Washington D.C. by Charles J. Guiteau. The leather piece is Cutty Sark. Four An infection from the wound caused his death on September 19th, tokens: Mt. Whitney beer, Seagrams, Miller High Life, Jeppson’s Malort. 1881. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 60160 Est. $40-80 HWAC# 75161 Lot# 3516 , Lincoln and Grant Lot# 3510 , US Token Collecting Lithographs, 1865 Guides (2) US Trade Tokens 1866- Two large framed 1889 by Rulau. California Tokens by lithographs prints Kappen. Est. $60-80 HWAC# 63354 of Lincoln and Grant by Bingham & Dodd, Connecticut, printed from “oil colors, by Bingham & Dodd, Hartf.” Lot# 3511 , Catalog of Western GF overall framed size Trade Mirrors by Dunn Hardcover 20 x 24”, old glass. 96pp. inscribed by publisher. Very Lincoln print has water damage to print along bottom printed margin, rare in hardcover. Spine damage, sold some foxing on shirt, otherwise colors sharp. The Grant litho has in as is condition. Est. $100-200 foxing throughout, as seen in the photograph, as well as minor water HWAC# 73008 damage at lower right of margin. The frames and mats are matching. When these pieces came to us, they were covered in nicotine, now completely removed. The Bingham Dodd lithos are of high quality, and dont show up often for sale. Est. $500-1500 HWAC# 56442 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 201

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Political Lot# 3517 Boston, Lot# 3521 , United States President Massachusetts McKinley in Office Stereoview 1868 Boston Collection Lot of 14 different including Newspaper with rare views. 1) Eleven by Underwood Feature Article & Underwood, c.1898-1901. Includes: on Impeachment four different of McKinley at his desk of President in the White House; one of McKinley Johnson Lot of and his cabinet seated at a table; four of 2. 1) Tuesday, McKinley campaigning and/or traveling, February 25, including in Golden Gate Park, speaking 1868 issue of to Spanish-American War troops in San the Boston Daily Francisco, at a parade in Los Angeles, Advertiser with and at a ceremony for Admiral Dewey; front page feature and two of Mrs. McKinley. 2) Two Kilburn cards: profile view of article on the impeachment of President Johnson. Four large pp McKinley, and one showing crowds at the Temple of Music where with advertisements and other New England news. Chips and tears he was assassinated. 3) One Keystone card: McKinley and Dewey at along folds. Text clean and very readable. 2) Also an Oct. 26, 1847 Presentation of the Sword in 1899. (Prag Collection) Est. $160-400 promissory note for a Pennsylvania shipping navigation company HWAC# 54713 (Schuylkill Navigation Company). Est. $60-90 HWAC# 60056 Lot# 3522 , United States Six Stereoviews of President Lot# 3518 , 7 McKinley Lot of 6 different of the Different McKinley 25th president. Four Underwood Political Buttons & Underwood: two of McKinley 7/8” black rimmed at desk in White House, c.1898 IN MEMORIUM// and c.1900, and two portrait style WHITHEAD & HOAG showing McKinley and his wife, one CO./NEWARK, NJ hand-colored, c.1890s. One Keystone on paper back with view 2474 of the President and Mrs. a small tear. 1.25” McKinley. And one Universal Photo McKinley/Hobart with Art Co. portrait entitled “Our Martyred President.” McKinley was shot heavy fading on the at the 1901 Pan. American Exposition in Buffalo, New York and died outer front edge. THE from his wounds 8 days later. He had just begun his second term. (Prag WHITEHEAD HOAG Collection) Est. $60-120 HWAC# 54791 CO/ NEWARK , N. J. on worn rear paper. 7/8” MCKINLEY AND HOBART// THE/ WHITHEAD Lot# 3523 , c.1888 Allen G. Thurman & HOAG/ NEWARK, N. J on paper back. 7/8” McKINLEY with red, Political Card Green Allen G. Thurman, Vice white and blue border. No back markings. 7/8” PROTECTION/ President candidate, card by L.Lum Smith. 2 SOUND MONEY stick pin. 7/8” and 1.25” gold background, Wm. corner creases, 2 small tears. Est. $50-100 McKINLEY/ THE WHITEHEAD & HOAG CO/ NEWARK, N.J. Est. $110- HWAC# 63164 150 HWAC# 50241 Lot# 3519 , McKinley, Taft and Harding Buttons (4) 4 small buttons. For President, Warren G. Harding. Taft. 2 McKinley. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 64267 Lot# 3524 , 1888 Harrison/ Morton Campaign Ribbon Red ribbon with gold trim, 3 1/2 x 10 inches. Benjamin Harrison (August 20, 1833 – March 13, 1901) was an American politician and lawyer who served as the 23rd President of the United States from 1889 to 1893. He was a grandson of the ninth president, William Henry Harrison, creating the only grandfather-grandson duo to hold the office. Levi Parsons Morton (May 16, 1824 – May 16, 1920) was Lot# 3520 , United States President a Representative from New York and the 22nd Vice McKinley in Memoriam Stereoview President of the United States (1889–93). He later Collection Lot of 9 different served as the 31st Governor of New York. Est. $100- stereoviews memorializing McKinley 200 HWAC# 61902 after he was assassinated at the Pan. Lot# 3525 , 1897 Grant Monument American Exposition on Sept. 6, Memorial Button The Grant 1901. Group includes: three funeral Monument Inaugural, April 27, 1897 views and six views of memorial portraits and wreaths, including one with Grant and monument images. that has Lincoln, Garfield & McKinley. Cards by Keystone, Kilburn, Est. $40-80 HWAC# 64265 International Stereograph Co., and Universal Photo Art Co.. McKinley’s death six months into his second term allowed for the rise of his vice president, Theodore Roosevelt. (Prag Collection) Est. $80-200 HWAC# 54714 202 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Political Lot# 3526 , c.1904 Rare Lot# 3531 , Richard Nixon Autographed Alton B. Parker Button This Photo and Buttons Approx 8” x 10” b/w rare button measures 1.25”. photo of Richard Nixon and other with Nixon Featuring a Parker head signature. Photo is creased. 21 political buttons illustration next to Uncle including several Nixons. Est. $200-300 Sam adorned in red, white HWAC# 64268 and blue tails featuring stars and stripes. Uncle Sam has a bald eagle below him. Paper back , made by Badge and Novelty Company, Baltimore, Maryland. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 50250 Lot# 3532 Washington, District of Columbia 1959 United States Senate Letter Signed by Lyndon B. Johnson Typed letter on official letterhead for Lot# 3527 Washington, District of Columbia 1904 Lyndon B. Johnson, then senator from War Department Letter Signed by William H. Texas. Dated June 10, 1959. Message for Sarah McClendon at the National Press Taft Typed letter on War Department letterhead. Building. Johnson congratulated her on Dated May 12, 1904. Addressed to Hon. Eugene her Texas enterprise and thanks her for F. Ware, Commissioner of Pensions. It is a letter writing him about how she “scooped all of introduction and recommendation for Dr. J.R. those big-name, big-shot newspapermen.” Lincoln of Millbury, Massachusetts for a vacancy “I told them on the Senate Floor yesterday on the board of Pension Commissioners for before the session started...how a little Worcester County. Signed “Wm. H. Taft”Deep Texas girl beat them on the Kozlov story.” Signed “Lyndon.” Folds, pen folds, otherwise clean. 9 x 5.5” Taft was appointed marks. 7 x 6” Johnson would run for president the following year, Secretary of War by President Theodore Roosevelt eventually joining the Kennedy ticket, becoming vice-president and in 1904. As Roosevelt’s handpicked successor, then president when Kennedy was assassinated in November 1963. Taft easily won the nomination for his party and Est. $200-400 HWAC# 60143 was elected president in 1908. Frustrated with Taft’s conservatism, Roosevelt belatedly tried to win the 1912 Republican nomination. He Lot# 3533 , Texas 1963 - 1999 failed, walked out, and founded a third party, the Progressive, so-called Presidential Collection Magazine, “Bull Moose” Party, which called for wide-ranging progressive reforms. Periodicals (Most JFK) 1) Collection The split allowed the Democrats to win the White House. Est. $200- 400 HWAC# 60144 of mostly Kennedy years. Includes 5 Life magazines dated 1963-1966; 2) Lot# 3528 , Navy Dept. Imprinted Post Magazine “Six Seconds in Dallas” Form Issuing Travel Orders signed 1967; 3) Look magazine “The JFK Memorial Issue”; 4) Time Magazine by FDR Document signed by Franklin Commemorative Issue with Tribute to D.Roosevelt, Acting Secretary of Princess Diana; 5) Many newspaper the Navy, issuing travel orders to articles. Approx. 20 pieces. Interesting collection. Est. $100-150 members of the military. Excellent HWAC# 61247 condition. 10.5” x 8”. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 64208 Lot# 3534 , Framed JFK Era Presidential Cover and Card White cover from The White House, Aug. Lot# 3529 , Roosevelt Era Political 19 196?. Printed card “The President Buttons (8) 8 buttons-Wilkie and and Mrs. Kennedy deeply appreciate McNary, Roosevelt and Garner jugate, your thoughtfulness and expression No Third Term, Landon and Knox, of sympathy at this time.” Est. $60- Roosevelt and Wallace jugate, Alfred E 100 HWAC# 73016 Smith, 2 others Est. $100-150 HWAC# 64264 Lot# 3535 , 1968 Framed Hubert Humphrey VP Letter Framed letter from VP Hubert Humphrey, August 9, 1968. Letter is to a supporter who Humphrey Lot# 3530 , 1949 & 1956 Richard sent a biography and wishes to meet at the convention. Glass is cracked. Est. $200-300 Nixon Letters (2) Two Richard HWAC# 73017 Nixon signed letters. Signatures appear to be original. May 31, 1949 on Congress of the US letterhead to Capt. Odlin, signed Richard Nixon. October 27, 1956 on Office of the Vice President Letterhead to Captain and Mrs. Odlin. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 59729 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 203

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Political Lot# 3536 , 1968 Democratic Lot# 3540 Washington D. C., District National Convention Door Passes of Columbia 1936 Black Border 1901, 3 door passes, one for News-Press, 1924, and 1936 Political Mourning 2 for Service, August 1968. Approx Ephemera Four items related to the 3.25” x 2.25”. Est. $70-120 HWAC# death of Louis McHenry Howe. He 61854 was President Roosevelt’s secretary. Howe started working for Roosevelt in Lot# 3537 Washington, District of Columbia 1911 and became his confidant, mentor, and jolly chum. 1-2) Black 1975 President Gerald Ford Signed Letter on border invitation and envelope to Hon. James P. Buchanan. He was White House Stationery On stationery for The a Texas Representative from 1913 until his death in 1937. He was a White House. Typed letter dated October 6, 1975. conservative Democrat and opposed Roosevelt’s New Deal. Envelope Addressed to Morton Shulman in Bell, CA. Message has large rip on top right. “Present this card at the Northwest Gate is thanking him for expression of concern following of the White House / Tuesday Afternoon / April 21, 1936 / at a recent incident in San Francisco. Signed Gerald R. 1:30 O’clock.” 4 x 5”. 3) “Order of Memorial Exercises in the House Ford in black marker. 8.75 x 6.75” Fold. Very good of Representatives / Tuesday April 21, 1936 / at twelve o’clock condition. Ford served as the 38th President of the meridian.” Four page booklet. 4) Four page “Funeral Services for the United States from August 1974 to January 1977. late Louis McHenry Howe. Only front page is used. “You are invited Ford is the only person to have served as both vice to be present with the ladies of your family. “April 20, 1936, White president and president without being elected to House.” All must have belonged to Buchanan. A great set! 5) 1901 either office. His 895 day-long presidency is the Requiem Celebration for President William McKinley at St. John’s shortest in U.S. history for any president who did not die in office. He Church in Garland California. 6) 1924 black border Woodrow Wilson died in 2006. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 60185 mass at the Trinity Church in New York. Four pages., 10.5 x 7”. Has rips. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 55007 Lot# 3538 , 1940-1970 U.S. Senate & Other Political Letterheads Lot Lot# 3541 Washington, District of of 11 on official letterhead. All are Columbia Early Stereoviews of the signed. 1) US Senator Robert Taft White House Lot of 6 different of the (Ohio). Five letters (1940, 1947 (x2), “President’s Mansion.” Includes: exterior 1949 (x2). 2) US Senator William F. view by J.F. Jarvis; different exterior Knowland (California). Three letters (Underwood & Underwood); closer (1949 (x2) and 1958). 3) Bruce V. exterior, no photographer, poor condition; Reagan, running for California State interior of Great East Room (Underwood Controller. 1962. 4) John H. Rousselot & Underwood); and two different of the Red Room (Keystone and as LA County Registrar of Voters, 1970. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 66070 Jarvis). Mixed condition. Please inspect. (Prag Collection) Est. $80- 160 HWAC# 50692 Lot# 3542 Washington, District of Columbia Washington, D.C. Stereoviews Lot of 7. Includes: Interior of Red Room in White House (Keystone); exterior of the Post Office (EH Anthony & Co.); exterior of the US Patent Office (JF Jarvis); exterior view from Agricultural Dept. (Webster & Albee); City of Washington from Navy Department (Kilburn Bros.); and exterior of Treasury Building (no publisher Lot# 3539 , White House Wood Gavel c. 1950’s gavel made from listed). Mixed condition. Please inspect. (Prag Collection) Est. $50- wood used in the White House. Embossed plaque “ORIGINAL WHITE 100 HWAC# 50693 HOUSE MATERIAL / REMOVED IN 1950”. Probably stained pine. 11” long. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 63305 Lot# 3543 , US Presidents Books (4) Hardcovers. Great Captain-The Lincoln Trilogy by Morrow. Tried by War by McPherson. John Adams by McCullough. Life of William McKinley by Everett-front cover separating, spine worn. Est. $60-120 HWAC# 63702 High Resolution Images of ALL LOTS available online at Lot# 3544 , Theodore Roosevelt, FHWAC.com An Autobiography Hardcover 1913 647pp with index and ads. Est. $60- 100 HWAC# 73002 204 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Military Lot# 3545 , Group of Revolutionary War Lot# 3550 , Kansas 1861 Engravings Prints 12 prints of engravings- Army Discharge Letter Serapis v. Bon Home Richard, John Paul Jones, for a Union Second Stephen Decauter, Bunker Hill, Molly Pitcher, Lieutenant Discharge letter Princeton, Plattsburg, Lexington, Declaration for Calvin M. McDaniel, of Independence, Constitution v. Gueriere, Second lieutenant of United States v. Macedonian, Martha Captain John Alexander, Washington. Mostly 7.75” x 10.75”. Some have Cavalry Company of the toning. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 54468 Kansas Irregular Force commanded by General James H Lane of the Kansas Brigade. McDaniel was Lot# 3546 , Arkansas 1864 Map of mustered into service at Arkansas, Mississippi & Louisiana Fort Lincoln on Sept. 5, Civil war era map, double truck, pp. 1861 to repell(sic) an 44,45. Copper engraved & hand colored invasion of Kansas by General Ranes and is now honorably discharged by reason of the by Johnson with Rail & Wagon Roads. retreat of the Sucession Army(Confederate). Dated Sept 18, 1861 and 2 very small tears (.25” at upper left of signed by JE Hayes, Captain, Commanding post. Est. $1000-2000 border, does not encroach on map). Vivid color. On Mat Board (not adhered) with HWAC# 64054 plastic covers. If mats are shipped then Lot# 3551 Natchez, Mississippi October 19, additional shipping may apply. 19” x 25”. 1865 Major General John W. Davidson’s Royal Est. $150-300 HWAC# 59627 Arch Mason Certificate Certificate from the offices of Natchez Chapter No. 7 Royal Arch Masons Grand Chapter to announce that John W. Davidson has been granted to the degree of Royal Arch. John Wynn Davidson was a Brigadier General in the United States Army Lot# 3547 Denver, Colorado 1864 during the American Civil War. In 1866, he Army Payroll Check For Defense received brevet grade appointments as a Major General of volunteers and in the regular U.S. Against the Indians Rare Army Army for his Civil War service. Davidson was payroll check, Camp Weld, Denver, CO instrumental in the Union’s success to winning Territory, 1864, No. 955, signed by the Civil War. From December 1864 to the end of the War Davidson Capt. John Filmore. Nice vignette of woman holding & an eagle. 8” x 2.75”. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 63477 held various administrative commands in Mississippi, thus leading to his involvement with the Royal Arch Masons. This document is in fine condition. There are some tears along the edges but the color Lot# 3548 Alexandria, District of Columbia 1864 Civil War Letter and print is still very much readable. Approximately 11” x 15.” [Ref from Queens Street Hospital http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/jwdavidson.htm]. Est. $250-500 Although mostly personal, we do HWAC# 63221 learn from the letter that the author Lot# 3552 , Virginia 1864 Two (Manley Y Welker?) has been put in Southern Telegraph Co. Civil War charge of a ward at the hospital. The Telegrams Both are from Virginia. 1) Queen Street Hospital was located Richmond, May 10, 1864. Message to at the Bellhaven Female Institute, Lt. Col. Lemay Brown.”Your brother a popular school built by Robert was dangerously wounded today in Brockett. Brockett constructed an the battle of Cloyds formation.He addition at 603 Queen Street, “fully supplied with gas and water, has requested me to telegraph you...I and thoroughly heated with flues,” as described in the Alexandria shall be with him as long as possible.” Gazette in 1858. The Hospital opened on April 22, 1862 and became Signed by Robert B. Smith. Folds, foxing, part of the Third Division of Alexandria’s US General Hospitals on rubbing. 4.25 x 7.5” 2) Bristol, April 18, Sept. 20, 1862. It closed April 25, 1865 and is now the Anchorage 1864. Message to John M. Galt (?), Major, House Condominiums. An historic plaque marks the building. [City of Alexandria ‘Union Hospitals in Alexandria’ website] Est. $50-100 Lynchburg. Message difficult to read; HWAC# 60924 appears to say a few soldiers are on their way from Lynchburg. 4.25 x 8.5” Folds. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 66074 Lot# 3549 , Kansas 1864-1865 Lot# 3553 , Virginia c1863 Virginia Western Union Civil War Era Confederate State of American Telegraphs (5) 5 Western Union Postal History Lot of six. 1) Liberty, telegraphs before the end of the Civil War sent from Leavenworth, KS. Est. Virginia. CSA A2 rose. c1862. Addressed to Lynchburg, Virginia. 2) $60-80 HWAC# 64273 Winchester, Virginia to Piedmont Station, Virginia. Pair of CSA #6, 5c light blue stamps. 3) VERY NICE Lattonsburgh, Virginia postmark. Addressed to Amsterdam, Virginia. CSA #210 stamp. 4) Single light blue 5c Confederate Blue Stamp. 5-6) Two 1864 Alexandria Virginia covers. United States stamps used during the Civil War! Est. $100- 200 HWAC# 60694 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 205

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Military Lot# 3554 , 2 CDV’s of Naval Lot# 3559 , CDV Officers CDV of a Naval Officer Photo’s of Union Civil possibly post war by C. M. Bell War Soldiers (2) CDV of of Washington, DC. Photo of an Civil War Drummer boy engraving of Admiral Foote, 1806- holding his Kepi & his 1863. No photo logo. Foxing to card father next to him. On the and 2 top corners are angled. Est. back of photo written in $150-250 HWAC# 51611 pencil reads “Uncle James McMahan & Son Willard “. Photo of Wheeland of Milton, Pa., Identified on Lot# 3555 , CDV of Civil War Soldier the back. Slight fading, Image of a youthful soldier, possibly a has been kept in a drummer boy in a shell jacket. Photo protective plastic cover. by Smith & Huey, Indianapolis. Est. 2.5” x 4”. 2) CDV of Union $100-200 HWAC# 51612 Civil War soldier in 4 button sack coat, no logo. Good condition, kept in protective plastic. 2.5” x 4”. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 57914 Lot# 3560 , Civil War Photos and Envelopes 2 small photos-Union soldier and son both in uniform, reverse man in suit portrait. Envelopes- The innocent cause of the war cachet, Maj. Gen, George Meade cachet, hero of Gettysburg, printer is Chas Magnus. Est. $80-150 HWAC# 65023 Lot# 3561 , Civil War Soldier Photos Lot# 3556 , CDV of Civil War Soldier in Shell and Pictures 2 approx. 3.75” x 2.25” photos of Civil War Soldiers, 5 8.25” 3.25” Jacket A photo of a Civil War soldier in his frock and 2 family members. No photo logo. Est. $80- Uniforms of the Civil War glossy cards by 120 HWAC# 51613 Ray and Smith 1960, Major Gen. Meade postacard Est. $100-150 HWAC# 63179 Lot# 3562 , Civil War Soldier Lot# 3557 , CDV of Commodore Wilkes CDV’s (3) Dr. Reynolds, Iowa surgeon by Taber Rare CDV of Union Navy hero by Sharman. Sgt. Wilson Temphams, Commodore Wilkes. Printed on back Col. Iowa Regiment. Unknown Union Hackitts father. Before the Civil War Wilkes soldier. All have clipped corners. Est. led the “US Exploring Expedition” to the $100-150 HWAC# 65025 Arctic. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 65026 Lot# 3563 , Civil War Books (3) Hardcovers. History of the US Cavalry 1865 337pp, rear cover separating, spine wear. Personal Memoirs of US Grant Vol1 1885, 584pp, cover missing. Army of the Potomac: Mr. Lincoln’s Army by Catton 1962 353pp plus index. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 63373 Lot# 3558 , CDV Of Union Soldier CDV of a Lot# 3564 , c. 1989 Civil War Day Union soldier in a shell jacket. Possibly from by Day (Book) Hardback book by Pennsylvania. Deibert Studios some water Bison Group,beautiful black & white staining on reverse, light water impact on front. photos, excellent condition, pp.227. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 51619 9.5” x 11”. Est. $40-50 HWAC# 63473 206 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Military Lot# 3565 , c1861 Civil War era Lot# 3571 , 1863 Confederate ephemera with an Autographed piece $1000 Bond An eight per cent bond Lot of five. 1) Hand colored print of due July 1st, 1868. Printed by Evans & Colonel John W. Geary. Geary was a Union Cogswell of Columbia, South Carolina. general and Governor of Pennsylvania. 14 x 12 inches, with seven coupons It is titled “Last Alcade and First Mayor still attached. Also a State of North of San Francisco”. 2-3) Titled Fireman’s Carolina one dollar note dated Raleigh, procession passing the Washington Oct. 17th, 1861. 2 1/4 x 5 inches. Est. Monument in 1858 and Landing of the $100-150 HWAC# 61652 Shore End at Trinity Bay 1858. Hand colored. 4-5) Two prints titled Interior of the Beekman house and portrait of the great grandmother of Johannis De Peyster. Lot# 3572 , United States 1864 Confederate Est. $150-300 HWAC# 55018 States of America Bond Confederate Bond No. Lot# 3566 , Civil War Hardcovers (5) 4589, First Series.Loan Authorized by Section 6 on Feb 17th 1864 Act of Congress. Very nice condition, War of the Rebellion, Official Records of the 59 coupons attached. 3 beautiful vignettes 1 with Union and Confederate Armies, Series I Vol. lady “Liberty” & 1 with Lady “Justice” & 1 with XIX Part 2, 821pp with index, Series I Vol. confederate soldier on horse.Signed by E.Apperson Part 1 1215pp with index-approx half of for Secretary of the Treasury. On Mat Board (not pages has top dogears and upper rear cover adhered) with plastic covers. If mats are shipped is corner dented. 3 volumes of Time-Life then additional shipping may apply. 17” x 24.5”. Echoes of Glory- Arms and Equipment of the Est. $100-150 HWAC# 59621 Confederacy, Arms and Equipment of the Union, Illustrated Atlas of the Civil War. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 63141 Lot# 3573 , Confederate States Bond Confederate States Bond No. 38678, issued Lot# 3567 , Civil War Union for $500. The bond has a vignette of C.G. Memminger, who was the first Confederate Statement of Volunteers (5) 5 States Secretary of the Treasury. There is Statements of Union Volunteers. one dividend coupon missing at the bottom They were paid $300 to enlist for 1 that was cut and removed to be redeemed. year in 1865. Volunteers originated R-4, 58,917 issued. The bond measures from Ireland, Virginia and New York. approximately 14” x 14.5.” Est. $100-200 Yellow paper 6.75” x 8.25”. HWAC# 63541 . Est. $300-700 HWAC# 54918 Lot# 3568 , Arkansas Arkansas Lot# 3574 , Confederate States Bond Civil War Bond Criswell #61J1, R7. CR122a Criswell 122A R9 , $1000 bond, Left and right halves are taped, top 7%. On Mat Board (not adhered) with has tape. 5.5” x 8.5”. Est. $200-400 plastic covers. If mats are shipped then HWAC# 54651 additional shipping may apply. Est. $100- 200 HWAC# 63117 Lot# 3569 , Arkansas 1861 Confederate State Bond $10 scrip with signatures of Treasurer , O’Bashom (?) & Auditor J.D. Butler. Lot# 3575 , 1980 Confederate and Signed September 16, 1861. Good Southern States Bonds (Book) By condition. 8.5” x 6.5”. Est. $60-100 Grover C. Criswell, Second Edition, HWAC# 63433 hardback book, pp.374, 6.5” x 9”. Est. $50-70 HWAC# 64242 Lot# 3570 , 1862 Confederate States Bond Bond #4053 for $100 issued on May 19, 1862. R5, and 8,884 issued. The bond features a vignette of the Confederate Secretary of State Robert Lot# 3576 , 1861 Confederate M.T. Hunter. Confederate Treasury Notes Steamer Laura Hill Bill of were ultimately issued in 50-cent, $1, $2, Lading Bill of lading describes $5, $10, $20, $50, $100, $500 and $1,000 cargo transported from the Port denominations with a variety of designs, of Morganza to New Orleans. Part issuers and redeemable obligations. The of River Defence Fleet of steamers amount of currency issued under the converted to Confederate use. Nice various acts of the Confederate Congress steamboat vignette. Est. $200-300 totaled $1.7 billion. [REF: Rothman, Jordan. HWAC# 64073 “A Pledge of a Nation: Charting the Economic Aspirations, Political Motivations and Consequences of Confederate Currency Creation”]. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 63222 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 207

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Military Lot# 3577 , Copy of a Post Civil War Photo Post war copy of a Civil War soldier in a shell jacket. c. 1890’s. No Photo logo. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 51614 Lot# 3578 , c. 1860’s Gen. Tousaint Beauregard Pre Civil War Photo Confederate Gen. P. Tousaint Beauregard second gen. photo. The hero of Bull Run. Lot# 3581 Charleston, South Carolina 1886 S. S. General Hooker-- Pre Civil War photo of when he was a Currier & Ives Lithograph Original Currier and Ives color lithograph Union soldier. Est. $60-100 HWAC# of a full profile of the side wheeler S. S. General Hooker. This is a very 65024 rare lithograph that was located after the discovery of the Republic was made. Lithograph printed by J. H. Bufford Lithographs of Boston. 17.5” x 25.5”. Beautifully framed in gold frame with linen double mat, 39” x 49”. Minor tear into the lithograph at bottom penetrates 3” of the ocean. Colors are bright and vibrant. VERY FINE! This piece is a real treasure! The Republic left New York on October 18, 1865 bound for New Orleans. It sank on October 25th in a tremendous storm that sank or damaged a reported 200 ships. (The discovery of the Republic in recent times has garnered significant interest.) The Hooker was based at Fort Royal near Charleston just after the Civil War. The Hooker was dispatched at the specific request of the Republic’s Captain Ed Young, Lot# 3579 , Photo of Painting once he himself arrived in Charleston. Young asked the military at Fort of General Sterling Price Royal for immediate help. Quartermaster John Moore commanded the Hooker at Fort Royal. Moore intercepted a small ship which had picked Photo of a painting of General up 14 survivors (who were adrift for six days at sea) and brought Sterling Price of Missouri. This them safely back to Port Royal. Moore died less than two weeks later photo was used on the cover of and not report of the rescue was ever published. This ship was an Confederate Veteran magazine important rescue vessel for survivors of the doomed and sunken May-June 2017. A copy of this treasure ship, the S. S. Republic, which sank with a reported $400,000 magazine is included.3.75” x 5.25”. Est. $100-200 HWAC# in specie on board. Est. $4000-10000 HWAC# 56202 51620 Lot# 3582 , World War II Archive Group of about 15 pieces of material from WW2. Mostly newspapers regarding US attacks on Japan and Japan held territory, 1944-5. Typical large bold headlines. Related magazines and books, including On Wings of Faith by Babbel. Est. $50- 90 HWAC# 57963 Lot# 3580 , 1861-63 Three Good Civil War Lot# 3583 , End of World War II Documents 1) 1863 one page Confederate letter Ephemera Several newspapers from from Wolf Trap, Virginia addressed to Capt. 1944-1975 which discuss current Southerland of Danville, VA. Message is about events including Atomic Bombs and the bombing of Japan. 2 issues of lumber that was delivered “some months ago” and Newsweek March 23, 1944 and other related ephemera. Est. $60-150 is being wasted as “it is exposed to every thing HWAC# 60 that wants a piece of timber.” Signed G. Nichols. 2) 1863 Civil War Commutation Receipt, New Haven, Lot# 3584 , Military and WWII Connecticut. $300. Received at New Haven from Items Brown wood swivel top case Bartlett Bent Jr. of Middletown who was drafted for cigarettes? Metal canteen and US into the service on Aug. 29th, 1863. Signed by John Canvas cover. Metal helmet w/o liner. Woodruff, “Receiver of Commutation Money.” 4 x Camo helmet with liner and webbing. 7.5” 3) 1861 $5 Confederate States bond from the Used OD cover. White West Point State of Arkansas. Four coupons still attached. 3.5 x 8.5” Est. $200- Baseball cap. Tan pants with laced 400 HWAC# 60406 leggings attached, appears unworn, 30/26 and 34/28. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 69073 208 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Military Lot# 3585 , c1944 World War II Lot# 3590 , United States World War Patriotic Covers: with Contents II Promotional Ephemera Lot of 16. Lot of thirteen. Twelve are pictorial: Includes: General Mills War Album of American flag, army jeep, colored Victory Battles with stamps; three (9 branches of service, colored x 7.25”) punch card pieces promoting Declaration of Independence, colored buying US Defense Bond & Stamps with warships, colored boot crushing Axis fake punches at Hitler; 8 x 6.5” sticker for leaders, colored Abe Lincoln, Hitler Subscriber Victory Liberty Loan; three buried underground, etc. Contents 5x7 black and white photographs; seven were not read. Est. $100-300 HWAC# postcards incl. one with a Hitler postage 52928 stamp; plus a 1919 War Diary of the USS Bridgeport, 47 pages, by WH Smith & Son. Lot# 3586 , World War II Photographs (Prag Collection) Est. $80-160 HWAC# Forty two black and white photographs 54797 of Iwo Jima, battleships, P51s, bombing missions. Sizes from 4 x 5 to 8 x 10 Lot# 3591 Tucson, Arizona 1877 Military inches. Some stamped “U.S. Navy Official Service Telegraph War Department Telegraph Photograph.” Tucson, AZ 1877, looks to be a receipt for $184 paid(?) Est. $60-100 HWAC# 61274 Est. $200-400 HWAC# 61968 Lot# 3587 , Enola Gay Items Framed items from the Enola Lot# 3592 Modoc, California 1873 Gay. 1) framed Modoc Indian War US Army Roll US biographical sketch Army roll of enlisted men employed with two inserts on extra duty. Lists Joseph Maxon of the five people Private. Est. $80-100 HWAC# 69042 on the plane; 2) large print called Hostile Sky by Robert Taylor (1102/1250) and signed by Taylor and members of the crew ; 3) a second frame of the biography of the crew of the Enola Gay, and Bocks Car. Each frame is Lot# 3593 , California Indian Wars Soldier approximately 2’ x 3’, the Hostile Sky print frame is approximately 3’ Portrait by Givens B/W portrait of a young x 3.5’. On August 6, 1945, the Enola Gay dropped the atomic bomb on Indian Wars soldier in uniform by JD Givens, Hisroshima at 8.45 am, which changed the world forever.. Est. $1000- San Francisco, CA. Approx 4” x 2.75” Est. 1500 HWAC# 58207 $100-200 HWAC# 63103 Lot# 3588 , Enola Gay Group with Tibbets Autographs White baseball cap with B-29 autographed by Paul Tibbets, Pilot, soiling stains. 4 approx 8” x 10” Enola Gay photos, 1 color, 4 b/s with Paul Tibbets signature, 1 has signatures of 4 crew members on 3/7/1998. Est. $300- Lot# 3594 , Hawaii 1915 Photo of 500 HWAC# 61372 First field Artillery Unit. Panoramic photo of First Field Artillery, USA. Schofield Barracks, H. T., 1915. Photo shows creases and other damage. 7” x 35”, matted and framed 11.5” x 43.5”. Est. $50-80 HWAC# 57845 Lot# 3589 , Autographed Memphis Belle Photo Framed Lot# 3595 Anaconda, Montana c. 1890 Black approx 8” x 10” b/w photos of the and White Photo of Man in Uniform Black crew of the famous B-17 Memphis and white photography by Imperial Studio in Belle and the nose of the plane with Anaconda, Montana, of a man wearing a military- the artwork and bomb tally insignia’s style uniform with corded epaulets and a belt- visible. The Belle was the first WWII hung saber. Est. $50-80 HWAC# 64224 bomber to complete 25 missions which was the minimum needed to return home. Autographed by pilot Colonel Bob Morgan with COA. Est. $50-80 HWAC# 61341 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 209

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Military Lot# 3596 Trenton, New Jersey 1903 Lot# 3600 , United States 1898 Banner Vintage U.S.M.C. Platter An Example of the Welcoming U.S. Veterans of Spanish American an early of USMC Marine Corps regulation War The Spanish American war was fought large white serving platter, 19” x 13”. Dated between the United States and Spain in 1898. and Hallmarked: U.S.M.C./ T.P. Co./ Trenton, Hostilities began in the aftermath of the internal NJ./1903. Used, good condition. T.P.Co. was explosion of the USS Maine in Havana Harbor in the Trenton Pottery Company. Est. $100-200 Cuba, leading to U.S. intervention in the Cuban HWAC# 49001 War of Independence. From Wikipedia. This banner is on cloth material, very vivid colors, excellent condition. On Mat Board (not adhered) with plastic covers. If mats are shipped then additional shipping may apply. 11.5” x 17.5”. Est. Lot# 3597 Fort McRae, New Mexico $150-250 HWAC# 59609 1868 Fort McRae, New Mexico Voucher Lot# 3601 , Banner U.S. War Veterans Beautiful This is a manuscript document signed by cloth banner reading”Welcome U.S. W.V.” with H.F. Leggett, 38th Infantry A.A.Q.M. It is eagle on top of crest & American Flag in honor a voucher for work done by a carpenter. of Spanish War Veterans 1705 -1898. Vivid 8.5 x 7.75” Given the date (Sept. 3rd, color.11.5” x 17.5”. Est. $80-150 HWAC# 63403 1868), Leggett was likely an African American soldier, as the fort was being managed at that point by the 125th U.S. Colored Infantry. Ft. McRae was a U.S. Army fort first established by California Volunteers during the U.S. Civil War in 1863 near Elephant Butte, Sierra County, New Mexico. Named Fort McRae after Captain Alexander McRae, 3rd U.S. Cavalry, who was killed in the Battle of Valverde on Feb 21, 1862. Lot# 3602 , United States Early During the Civil War, the post protected settlers and travelers from the Battleship & Naval Stereoviews Lot of Apache along the Jornada del Muerto (journey of the dead) road from 18. Many are Keystone and Underwood & Dona Ana. At the end of the Civil War, it was still garrisoned by the 1st Underwood. Highlights include: Keystone California Volunteer Infantry. That continued until August 1866 when 19094 showing submarines in dry dock in they were replaced by Companies C and K of the 125th U.S. Colored the Government Navy Yard; two different Infantry (Buffalo Soldiers) under the command of Captain E. P. Horne. views of U.S. Battleship Massachusetts; Abandoned in 1876. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 60154 c.1898 view of US Monitor Mahopac; “Olympia” coming back from Spanish- Lot# 3598 , Texas 1853 Fort Ewell, TX American War; also “Philadelphia” receipts (2) 2 receipts fro bacon and beef, returning; c.1898 of West Point Battery Fort Ewell, TX. This Fort existed for only 3 Engineers, Key West, Florida; Battleship years. Note few edge chips. Est. $100-150 Kentucky; and more. Please inspect. HWAC# 64331 (Prag Collection) Est. $100-200 HWAC# 54772 Lot# 3603 Havana, Cuba Battleship Maine Wreck & Salvage Stereoview Collection Five different stereoviews of the Battleship Maine wreck and salvage, an event that greatly contributed to the start of the Lot# 3599 , Spanish American Spanish-American War. 1) Three are Keystone stereoviews, c.1898: War Photographs Lot of five 7050, United States Battleship photographs of soldiers during the Maine (pre-wreck); 9078--General Spanish American War. 1) Twelve View of the Wrecked Battleship men posed in front of the gate into Maine; and 9082--Divers in Full Dress on Wrecked Battleship Maine, Cavili; 6 1/2 x 4 1/2 inch photo on Havana Harbor, Cuba. 2) Two others are Underwood & Underwood, a 9 x 7 inch mat. 2) Wagon train of both c.1898: The “Maine” Wreck from Merritt Wrecking Tug “Chief”; soldiers passing by; 5 1/2 x 3 1/2 and American Divers at Work. The USS Maine sunk suddenly on inch photo on a 7 3/4 x 5 1/2 inch February 15, 1898 in Havana Harbor, having been sent to Cuba to mat. 3) six soldiers posing with protect US interests in the Cuban War of Independence. The explosion their regimental flag; 4 x 2 1/2 inch photo on a 6 x 4 1/4 inch mat. was pinned, with the help of newspapers controlled by Hearst, on 4) 9 x 7 inch photo done by A. W. Judd of Chattanooga, Tennessee; the Spanish. President McKinley sent a salvage investigation which eleven soldiers posing with flags in a tent encampment. 5) real concluded the cause of the explosion was an external mine. This is still photo postcard with four soldiers posing with their saddles in a tent being debated. Nice collection! (Prag Collection) Est. $80-200 HWAC# encampment. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 63632 54734 Lot# 3604 , Sinking of the Maine Buttons (2) Remember the Maine, and larger Maine buttons. Est. $80- 100 HWAC# 64266 210 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Military Lot# 3605 , Admiral Dewey Prints Lot# 3610 , US Military Medals, (2) & Metal Tray 3 pieces in this lot: Patches and Pins Interesting group 1)Metal tray with image of Admiral with patches-2 Sargent chevrons, Dewey & schooner in background & 9th and 12th airborne, 4 hash marks, telescopes. Slight rust at top left with black oval airborne, gold eagle in some slight bending in outer edge. circle. Pins- U. S. brass with 1 broken 11.75”; Bi-metallic breast badge,& stud, silver eagle in circle, brass “8” medal lappell flag pin with “George with 2 broken studs, N.N. M.I.2 by Dewey” inscribed at bottom; 2) Meyer Insignia, WWI Europe Victory Framed, behind glass cloth picture Medal with campaign bars and with “The Hero of Manilla” inscribed. 23.5” x 24.5”. Nice condition. original box and other assorted small 3) Framed, behind glass, Harper’s Weekly featuring Commodore pins. 3 Space Shuttle stickers including STS-41-G with Sally Ride. Also George Dewey, USN. Matted, blue & red colors. On the back of this includes approx 20 20th century misc Arizona letters and documents. frame is a period Harpers Weekly newspaper ads. Very nice condition. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 61371 15” x 19”. Dewey was leading his seven warships and two support vessels into Manila Bay to attack Admiral Patricio Montojo’s Spanish Lot# 3611 , Military Photography Pacific Squadron. 1898. It would be the U.S. Navy’s first major naval Collection Four large photos: Army engagement since the end of the Civil War, 33 years earlier. Very pack trains, Fort Carson Colorado; interesting lot. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 72014 Troop D Cavalry; Dr. S. W. Weaver, Hubbard, Oregon in the Oregon Lot# 3606 , c. 1860-1862 4 Postal National Guard. Five small photos Covers and Letter From Capt. JK of soldiers (maybe a couple of girls Wing 4 covers and letter send to posing in uniforms). Twenty military Capt. JK Wing and his wife, early themed post cards, Est. $100-200 1860’s. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 63177 HWAC# 63633 Lot# 3612 , War Library 18 books generally on World War II. Books Lot# 3607 , 1981 Army Good include Story of the German Army, Emperors Codes, 10,000 days of War, Conduct Medal Certificate Unissued Flying to Win, the Early Battles of the Army Good Conduct Medal certificate, 1981 Est. $50-80 HWAC# 64312 Eighth Army, the Invasion of France and Germany and others. nice group. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 62125 Lot# 3608 , c. 1907 Portfolio Lot# 3613 , Campaign Hat Military Campaign hat. Upturned wreath with of War and Nation Large book the number ‘3’ at the center. Stars of illustrations of the Civil War in cut at left and right in upper portion the U.S. showing battles, Generals, of hat. Western style, acorn ties. Fort Pulaski at the entrance to Circa 1900. Campaign hat insignia, the Savannah River, Recapture of WWI. These were issued to the Staff Artillery at the Shiloh Church near Non-Commissioned officers for Pittsburgh Landing, & so much more. Nice condition. 582 pp. 12” x 16.5” Est. $60-100 HWAC# 61256 wear on the Campaign. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $80-200 HWAC# 64467 Lot# 3609 , US Army Lot# 3614 , Chaplain’s Hat Strong Box Chaplain’s hat was made by B. From Fort Pasquale Company, San Francisco Kerney, Cal. Circa 1920 to 30. Pasquale was Buffalo, the only manufacturer of “Army and Wyoming. Navy Equipments and Uniforms” on 26 ½” long the pacific coast. Excellent condition. 15 ½” wide Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $80- 15.5” tall. 200 HWAC# 64434 Strong box has Lot# 3615 , Crossed Cannon Forge the classic Cap US Army Civil War / Indian triangular Wars Artillery Crossed Cannon Forge handles, Cap. Dark blue cloth hat with brass constructed of steel, very heavy, approximately one hundred pounds, crossed cannons insignia. No makers no key. This strong box classically carried gold and is set up to carry present. Possibly pre-1900. Hamilton very heavy weight. Additional shipping costs will apply. Pick-up highly Hat Collection. Est. $80-120 HWAC# recommended. Est. $500-900 HWAC# 75232 64470 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 211

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Military Lot# 3616 , Four Military Hats Lot# 3621 , Three Different Four military hats: three appear to Foreign Hats Three foreign hats be from World War II. One possibly, of diverse design. The first hat is a World War I helmet has a red shield small black with two eagles on the insignia on the side. Second is front looking different directions German World War II helmet with and the number 32 above them. leather inset and strap still present, Made by William Lambert and Sons, generally excellent. World War Philadelphia. Excellent. Second hat II wide brim helmet with brown has a crown inside of a reef with gold original netting, marked AMC 1941 reef all the way around generally on the inside with original leather excellent condition. The third hat is a British or Scottish infantrymen’s inset with original strap, excellent. hat with the red tassel. Poor condition, marked holes throughout. The last hat appears to be an infantryman’s combat hat with a hardhat Could be Italian. Probably World War II. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. liner and original broad netting on the outside; the interior web lining $100-150 HWAC# 64446 still present, all original. Excellent condition. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 64464 Lot# 3622 , Two Early Cavalry Hats Two cavalry hats. Black felt Lot# 3617 , German Hard Leather cavalry with crossed swords insignia- Helmet Early hard black leather -acorn ties. Made by Military Naval helmet of Germanic design, circa Society Goods, Pasquale Company, 1900 to 1920. Unusual note on the San Francisco. Excellent condition. hat says Spanish Civil War. Very Second hat is brown with the four attractive, excellent condition. pinched top appears to be Seventh Cavalry Company E. Possibly older, Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $100- perhaps turn-of-the-century. No makers mark inside. Wear on the 200 HWAC# 64447 inside edge, otherwise excellent. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $150- 250 HWAC# 64471 Lot# 3618 , Military Hat Made Lot# 3623 , Two US Naval Hats by Warnock Uniform Company, Two US naval hats of varying design. New York Militsry hat, unknown The first is a shipmates hat from origin. This hat was made by the the USS Langley, Amerca’s first Warnock Uniform Company of New aircraft carrier. The ship itself was York. It appears to be 19th century. an innovation, too, born of retrofitting. The Langley wasn’t built from Made with full black cow fur, crossed scratch as a carrier. No, it was converted from, of all things, a collier swords insignia underneath an oval -- a ship tasked with the unglamorous job of carrying coal and other badge with an ‘A’. Draping yellow cargo. In that first life, the ship was known as the USS Jupiter, which, cover, draped to the right. The in its own humble way, was an innovator as well, according to the buttons also have the crossed swords Naval Historical Center: “The Navy’s first surface ship propelled by insignia. A little bit of dust on top electric motors, she was an engineering prototype for the turbo- otherwise fine. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 64445 electric propulsion system widely used in Navy capital ships” over the next two decades. (courtesy, C-Net.com) Renamed in honor of Lot# 3619 , Napoleonic Style Samuel Pierpont Langley, a former assistant professor at the U.S. Naval Bicorn Hat The bicorne or bicorn Academy and later Secretary of the Smithsonian Institute. Like other (two-cornered/horned or twihorn) aviation pioneers, Langley was obsessed with creating a working is a historical form of hat widely “heavier-than-air-aircraft” for the Navy. Langley died in 1906 without adopted in the 1790’s as an item of having successfully flown his “aerodrome,” but he succeeded igniting uniform by European and American the Navy’s desire to launch and land aircraft from ships at sea. The military and naval officers. It is Navy took up where Langley left off. (courtesy, Navalhistory.org.) now most readily associated with Excellent condition. Napoléon Bonaparte but in practice most generals and staff officers of the Napoleonic period wore bicornes, and it survived as a widely worn full-dress headdress until at least 1914. (Wikipedia) Napoleonic hat The second hat appears to be a skippers hat. It is US-made, with an with original tin box, black beaver skin. Made by A. Starkey in London. international flag symbol. Very fine condition. Made by the Bancroft The British officers hat, gingerbread on one side detached but present Caps Company, etablished in the early 1900’s in Massachusetts. worn along the base. A classic example. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. They made caps for various divisions of the military, Hamilton Hat $100-200 HWAC# 64466 Collection. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 64438 Lot# 3620 , c.1900’s State Militia Lot# 3624 , Two US Navy Hats Hat State militia style hat made by Two U.S. Navy hats. Tan canvas hat, the William H. Horstmann & Sons The Commodore made by Ratner, clothing and military supply store, U.S. Navy. A Navy insignia on the Philadelphia. Emblem on the front is front. Generally very fine, excellent “1 CV”, similar to something such as condition. Second hat is modern 1st Connecticut Volunteer Infantry. peaked dress cap, a classic US shield Civil War style hat, dark blue, 19th- with Eagle emblem. Classic World War II style Navy hat for an officer century. Very fine, excellent condition. made by Harry Sadow, New York. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $130- Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $100- 200 HWAC# 64461 200 HWAC# 64436 212 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Firearms & Weaponry Lot# 3625 , U.S. Army Dress Helmet U.S. Army Dress Uniform, 1890. Early tall hat with brass spike top.Black felt body with brass fittings which include cavalry buttons, Army eagle hat plate, and parade dress spike. Large Lot# 3627 , 11-04-2018 00:00:00 Cased Pair of .36 cal. Manhattan spread eagle at front brim with the number revolvers This is a cased PAIR of Manhattan FIre-Arms Co. .36 cal. 5 one inside the shield, e pluribus unum. Side shot pocket Navy revolvers (type 111). (Type 111 production was at buttons are crossed rifles. Possible parade 30700.) The first gun is S/N 3754X; the second gun is S/N 4233X built hat, interlocking brass/gold colored rings as between Sept., 1861 and April , 1864. All serial numbers match for decoration. Maker not present circa 1890 to 1900. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $100-200 both guns. The Manhattan FIre-Arms Co. is famous for building copies HWAC# 64472 of Colt revolvers. Manhattan was sued by Colt Patented Arms. Co. and lost this landmark court case. These Manhattan revolvers are copies Lot# 3626 , World War II Officer’s of the Colt 1849 pocket revolvers except that the Colt revolver was .31 Hats Two. World War II Army officer cal. and the Manhattan is a .36 cal. also the Colt 1849 pocket revolver hats. An brown officer’s hat worn had a 6 in. octagonal barrel whereas the Manhattan has a (most sought by an American officer of the United after) 6 1/2 in. octagonal barrel. Save for the Colt /W. L. Omsbey States Army Air Forces USAAF during cylinder scenes the Colt and the Manhattan were almost identical. This World War II. Made by Oxford pair of revolvers are put together in a presentation style case with two Tailoring, Seattle. The second one WWII US Army Officer Dress Hat - tins of percussion caps, one powder flask, and one (extremely rare) called ‘Major’, made Marshall Fields Compan, Chicago. Brass emblem bullet mold marked “MANHATTAN ARMS CO. MANUFG. N.J.”. The bullet on front classic khaki brown. Both in excellent condition. Hamilton Hat mold itself is the rare find and may be worth the investment. Pistol #1 Collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 64469 is S/N 3754X and has a 6 1/2 in. brl. it is 5 shot, the trigger guard and back-strap are silver plated with about 50% coverage. The bore has 5 grooved rifling and the bore is in good condition. The cylinder scene is about 50% visible with Patented Dec. 27, 1859? The barrel is marked “MANHATTAN FIRE ARMS CO. NEWARK, N.J.” on one line. The cylinder has 10 stops; 5 would be safety positions which was considered a safety improvement over the Colt counter-part revolver. The walnut grips are original to the gun and appear to be re-varnished at some point. Pistol #2 is S/N 4233X and appears to have more handling wear than pistol #1. It has a 6 1/2 in. barrel with a very good bore. Markings are identical to the other gun but with only 10% cylinder scene visible. It has heavy patination and the frame to barrel is still tight. The trigger guard and back-strap has 30-40% silver plating remaining. The walnut grips are original to the gun and also re-varnished. The case is a tongue and groove display for these guns built in this period. The architecture of the case is the French design without loose bullets and room for two tins of percussion caps, a bullet mold, and a powder flask. The powder flask is not marked for manufacturer but is period correct for these guns with a petite spout and spring loaded gate. This is an extraordinary pair of revolvers made during the Conflict Between The States when reliable guns were not always available to officers and civilian arms were purchased for self protection. These two guns may well have served as pocket companions during the Civil War and commemorated later by the owner for dutiful service. These are Black Powder antique collectibles. THESE GUNS ARE ANTIQUES AND NO ATTEMPT HAS BEEN MADE TO FIRE THESE GUNS TO CONFIRM THEIR MECHANICAL INTEGRITY. NOR SHOULD THESE GUNS BE FIRED WITHOUT THE EXAMINATION BY A QUALIFIED GUNSMITH. ANY ATTEMPT TO FIRE AN ANTIQUE GUN IS AT THE RISK OF THE OWNER AND NOT CONSISTENT WITH THE VALUE OF TH FIREARMS. Est. $3400-5000 HWAC# 56261 Lot# 3628 , Colt Cobra 3 in. barrel .38 cal. This is a replacement barrel Register, Bid, for a Colt Cobra chambered for .38 spl. This is a new barrel that can be & view opening bids at installed by a competent gunsmith. Richly blued and marked “COBRA”. Est. $120-250 HWAC# 56271 FHWAC.com Lot# 3629 , Gallery gun This is a gallery gun; 16 in. in length, air powered from a lodge near Lake Tahoe. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 56275 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 213

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Firearms & Weaponry Lot# 3630 , Knickerbocker Lot# 3633 , J.P. Lower Percussion Super Dart Gun Display This is RIfle This J.P. Lower percussion half- a Knickerbocker Super Dart Gun stock percussion rifle is approx. .45 shadow box display that was hung in cal. with a 38 in. barrel. The barrel is gun stores in the 1950’s. This frame is marked J.P. Lower Phila. and is 7/8 in. very rare and was distributed by the across the flats. This rifle is in G good Knickerbocker Plastic Co. of North condition with a repair to the tang area and lock. The butt plate heel Hollywood, Ca. Est. $100-200 HWAC# tip is stressed. The gun is all original with a Circa date of 1855-1860. 56266 J.P. Lower was apprenticed to the famous Kentucky gunsmith Joseph Grubb of Philadelphia, Penn. This particular gun has no cap box but Lot# 3631 , .42 cal. Alvan Pratt has double set triggers and a half-round and stepped cheek-piece. The gun carries a brass trigger guard, pewter nose cap, under rib and ram Percussion target rifle This is a rod, the stock is walnut. The lock is typical Lower and is unmarked; .42 caliber Pratt target rifle marked but typical of Phila. style locks of the period. The lock-plate shows a from Concord, Mass. The barrel is 32 repair. This gun would make a great display gun repesenting the end of in. overall length with a patent hook the Kentucky rifle era leading to the Civil War. breach for cleaning. It is 1 1/4 in. This is a Black Powder gun; no FFL required. across the flats with a round turned This gun is an antique and no attempt has been made to fire this muzzle to accommodate a false gun to confirm its mechanical integrity. Nor should this gun be fired muzzle now missing. The top flat is without the examination by a qualified gunsmith. Any attempt to fire marked “A. PRATT. CONCORD. MSS.” an antique gun is a the risk of the owner and not consistent with the on three stamped lines (1821-1877). value of the firearm. Est. $500-800 HWAC# 56262 It is also marked “C. (Christian) Steel” the barrel maker along with a turkey bust proofing mark and the numbers “7 over 45”; the meaning unknown, (possibly July of 1845). The gun is equipped with a hooded Lot# 3634 , 16 Gauge bead front sight; relocated forward for a longer sighting radius or K. Schefer Zurich Side different dovetail width. The rear sight has been relocated to a sighting X Side shotgun This plane adjustable for windage and elevation; where the windage plate is a “K. Schefer Zurich” has incredible side motion and a forward calibrated needle. The most made side by side unique feature of this gun is the sliding extension for the curved butt- shotgun; Black Powder plate. It is thought that this feature would extend under the shooter’s vintage antique. S/N arm pit and act as a butt-plate extension in much the same way as a 1423X. The barrels are Schutzen style butt-plate without the obtrusive design. The lock is true Damascus that a back-action marked “A. PRATT Warranted”. The stock is half-stock are heavily patinated with a pewter nose cap; cracked in several places forward of the lock brown; only upon close and behind the nose cap. It has double set triggers that still function. examination can the The stock has one wedge and brass stock escutcheon, cheek-piece and twist be seen. The gun a small cap box mounted forward opening. There is a brass number is marked 16.8 indicating a 16 gauge bore with a 70 mm or 2 3/4 in. tag #175 at the butt-plate. The trigger guard is engraved with the chamber. This is a hammer gun with exposed rebounding hammers forward extension missing. The bore is smooth without flaws with a on a beautiful fence. The locks are back action and nicely engraved very rapid rate of twist that would indicate this gun was made to shoot with a stag on each side. The gun sports a Lefaucheux bolting system very heavy bullets. An overall weight of this gun must be between 12- with a very cleaver second lever to release the barrels for take-down 14 lbs. This gun appears to have been built for bench rest shooting and cleaning. The barrels are 31 in. (79 cm) long. There is a damage in front of the Schutzen craze of the 1890’s. Est. $1000-1800 HWAC# spot on the left barrel 2 in. from the muzzle. The gun is built without 55279 a forearm but rather the forward lever release system acts as the forward mount. The butt-stock is European walnut, beautifully tiger Lot# 3632 , 1861 striped and the wrist checkering is at 18 LPI. The trigger guard Model Springfield 3 contains two triggers; the forward trigger has a LOP at 13 3/4 in. band musket .58 cal. The back side of the trigger guard has a horn style pistol grip so This is a model 1861 common on European shotguns of this period. The butt-plate is steel Springfield musket and there are two sling swivels; one on the underside of the barrel that has survived the and the other on the butt-stock. This gun has minimal markings Civil War. The stock but is proof marked for BP (black powder only) with Belgian proof is a three band length markings. The gun is thought to have been made between 1850 to without any visible 1893) (historiadelasarmasdefuego.blogspot.com) based on the proof cartouche marks and marking. heavily patinated from storage over the THIS GUN IS AN ANTIQUE AND NO ATTEMPT HAS BEEN MADE TO fireplace. The lock FIRE THIS GUN TO CONFIRM ITS MECHANICAL INTEGRITY. NOR is marked “1862 SHOULD THIS GUN BE FIRED WITHOUT THE EXAMINATION BY A U.S. Springfield “ QUALIFIED GUNSMITH. ANY ATTEMPT TO FIRE AN ANTIQUE GUN including the Eagle IS A THE RISK OF THE OWNER AND NOT CONSISTENT WITH THE in the center of the VALUE OF THE FIREARM. lock and fully functional and it wears a C shape hammer. A tulip head ramrod is present with the gun. The stock shows wear at the ramrod NOT FOR SALE IN CA., OR N.J. entry from many cycles of entry and loading. The caliber is .58. Own a piece of American history that earned at place in your home. Est. Check local ordinances before bidding. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 42752 $500-800 HWAC# 56263 214 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Firearms & Weaponry Lot# 3635 , French made 12 Lot# 3639 , Healthways Plainsman ga. muzzleloading side by side BB pistol This Healthways Plainsman shotgun This French made shotgun BB gun pistol is in mint condition. is marked “FSE D’Armes ET cylces Made in the 1970’s S/N 110865X and de St. Ettienne”. It appears to be a 12 as new condition without the box. ga. shotgun with percussion ignition. This is a .175 BB CO2 air pistol that The barrels are 30 in. the LOP is at 13 3/4 in., 1 1/4 in. drop at the is a double action, with a gravity feed comb, it has a straight stock of walnut and double triggers. The S/N is with a magnetic elevator ramp to the 5X. Date of manufacture is estimated at 1820’s-1840’s. The ramrod is breech action. The gun can hold up to hickory with a brass button, the stock has been re-varnished, and the 100 BBs from a very cleaver gate that opens as part of the rear sight. here is an elaborite trigger guard in steel. One sling swivel is present This is your chance to be a 10 year old again. Est. $50-100 HWAC# and one missing at the butt-stock. 56265 Lot# 3640 , Civil War NCO Sword by Emerson & Silver This beautiful This gun is an antique and no attempt has been made to fire this Civil War sword is marked “Emerson gun to confirm its mechanical integrity. Nor should this gun be fired & Silver Trenton, N.J.” on the racosso without the examination by a qualified gunsmith. Any attempt to fire on one side and “US DFM 1865” on an antique gun is at the risk of the owner and not consistent with the the other side. “DFM” was the initials value of the firearm. Est. $500-800 HWAC# 56257 for Dexter F. Mosman an inspector for the US Army Ordinance Dept. The Lot# 3636 , Moore & Harris 10 ga. sword is 38 in. overall length, with a Black Powder Percussion side by 6 in. hilt. The hilt is cast brass in a wire wrap design and the guard is side Shotgun This Moore & Harris also cast brass. The guard is stamped DFM as well. The blade is 32 in. shotgun is marked “Moore & Harris in length with a fuller the full length of the blade which gives a T shape London Laminated steel” and appears to the blade. The blade has an oxidized patination consistent with its to have NEVER BEEN SHOT. The gun age. There is no scabbard. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 56264 is 10 ga. with Damascus twist barrels at 30 in. The gun dimensions are: 30 Lot# 3641 , Knight’s Templar in. barrels, LOP at 14 1/2 in.to the Sword This beautifully decorated front trigger, 1 1/2 in. drop at the comb, 2 in. drop at the heel, 11 lines Knight’s Templar sword is an per inch checkering all around, English straight stock, double triggers exceptional find. The sword is in excellent condition and the gold and no off-cast. The locks are percussion and beautifully engraved as gilding is still prevalent. The Knight’s Templar story is engraved on well as the hammers. The stock is walnut. The serial number of the both sides of the sword to follow the chronology of this fraternal gun is 624X and thought to have been made in 1864. The stock shows order. The sword is engraved with the name of the owner as” James years of handling wear and the barrels have been patinated brown M. Porter”. Mr. Porter was raised to the Junior Warden position in with the twist and weld marks clearly visible. An ebony ramrod is still the 1820’s and held the rank of Grand Treasurer and Grand Recorder present. his would made a fine addition to anyone’s shotgun collection. of the Grand Lodge in Philadelphia, Penn. in 1876. The sword is manufactured by the M. C. Lilley Co. An excellent addition to any This gun is an antique and no attempt has been made to fire this sword collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 56250 gun to confirm its mechanical integrity. Nor should this gun be fired Lot# 3642 , Fox & Hound Large without the examination of a qualified gunsmith. Any attempt to fire Knives (3) Fox & Hound, one of the an antique gun is at the risk of the owner and not consistent with the most well known knife makers in the value of the firearm. US, three knives in original boxes, unused. Two FH-1032, 14” overall Est. $800-1100 HWAC# 56256 with 9” blade, and one FH92, 10” blade, 15” overall, Damascus. Each knife has a leather sheath. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 60512 Lot# 3637 , A Group of Toy Guns, Air Rifles, and BB Guns This is Lot# 3643 , Two Timber Rattler Bowie Knives with Sheaths Two a lot of Daniel Boone toy muskets Unused Timber Rattler Knives, a from the 1950’s; six muskets, six air TR68 Damascus, and TR117 Damascus. All original, unused in original rifles, seven pump action pellet guns boxes. Both are approximately 15” long Est. $120-200 HWAC# 60513 all non-fucntioning, two Red Ryder (Daisey) BB guns. All guns have been Lot# 3644 , Colt Bowie Knives, CT hung over the fireplace of a Nevada Lodge near Lake Tahoe since the 1950’s. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 56270 800 Series Two Large Colt knives, CT-800 and CT-802 in original boxes. Lot# 3638 , Group of Toy Pistols Both approximately 20” overall with 14.5” blade. The 800 is the 175th This is a lot of toy pistols or non- anniversary of the Alamo Est. $200-400 HWAC# 60514 functioning guns from a Nevada Lot# 3645 , Timber Wolf Bowie Lodger near Lake Tahoe. They have Knives and Damascus sword been hung over the fireplace since the Timber Wolf TW 261 Bowie, unused 1950’s and are heavily sooted. Three with fancy red handle, 16” overall, with sheath. original box. TW 401 are non-functioning pellet guns, “Midevil sword”, damascus, black sheath, 24” long, unused in original seven toy percussion flintlock pistols. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 56269 box. wire wrapped handle. TW429 Bowie in original box with sheath, damasacus. 16’ overall. Est. $400-700 HWAC# 60515 Lot# 3646 , Gil Hibbins Old West Bowie Model GH5013, special damascus edition, 19” overall. There are two unused Bowies in this box. Both have highly polished brass hilt Est. $400-600 HWAC# 60516 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 215

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Firearms & Weaponry Lot# 3647 , Two Marbel’s Lot# 3655 , Boker Arbolito El Damascus Bowie Knives MA-522 Gigante Bowie knife This bowie (12”), MA-05MD (15”) models, with knife made for Boker in Argentina by sheaths, new in original boxes. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 60517 Arbolito is 14 3/4 in. overall length with a 9 3/8 in. blade. It is marked Lot# 3648 , Three Fancy Knives Boker T6MOV with the Tree and Fox & Hound FH604, 10” with circle logo. The steel is thought to be sheath; Tomahawk XL1127, 13”; N690. Fit and finish is good. The tang is straight without liners and the Kentucky Bowie 203261, 15” with sheath, all with original boxes. Est. fit of the stag handles are good with a minor over-size of the tang. The $120-200 HWAC# 60518 guard is of solid brass and not over polished. The black leather sheath Lot# 3649 , Forged Warrior Sword is basket weave stamped leather and machine sewn. This knife is believed to be a late manufactured knife of 2017 in as new condition.. 34” long, in the style of an old warrior Est. $95-200 HWAC# 40737 sword. see photo. In original box. Est. $100-250 HWAC# 60519 Lot# 3656 , Eagle Head push dagger This is Lot# 3650 , Modern Knife Group double eagle head push knife with a 3 1/2 in. blade. The overall dimension is at 5 in. X 4 in. Three knives . Schrade folding knife The blade is unfinished and not sharp while “Classic”, 4” blade. Fox & Hound the head is cast aluminum and lacquered. The folding knife FH614, 3.5”; unmarked stainless folding knife, 3.5”. all head/handle shows some wear. The blade(s) with original boxes and wrapping. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 75560 need to be polished and sharpened to be truly Lot# 3651 , Argentinan made dangerous. Late manufacture. Est. $50-400 HWAC# 40738 sheath knife IF you collect knives you probably don’t have this one. This beautifully crafted sheath knife is marked “Airon” with a feather logo “Entwurf Soligen Germany Industia Lot# 3657 , Handmade sheath Argentina” and is 10 1/2 in. (26.5 knife Philippines This is a cm) overall length with a 6 in. (15 cm) blade. The blade is a highly handmade Philippines sheath knife polished drop point with several file markings at the top of the blade known as a WWII bolo fighting knife, from the town of Castillejos in for pressure points. The grip is the best part with a hand wrapped very the region of Zambales in the Luzon region.. The knife is 17 in. overall fine leather that is either five strand or four strand weave for a grip. length and the blade is 11 in. long. The sheath is wood as well as the The craftsmanship is spectacular in its execution with the pommel grip handle from local woods native to the Philippines. The hilt is in finished in a button cap. This knife is thought to have been made in the shape of a closed fist. The grip and sheath has a lightly carved the 1950’s-1970’s and is as new condition. There is a matching sheath decoration. The sheath is designed to be worn inside the belt at the of light colored leather with the same fine stitch weave lacing. Est. waistline. There is a photo of an attractive young lady built into the $120-250 HWAC# 40734 sheath belt clip. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 56268 Lot# 3652 , Post 1900 Art Deco Lot# 3658 , Handmade Sheath Knife Brass Art Deco Knife with relief Knife with sheath This is a design of woman in repose. Identical handmade sheath knife with a one design on reverse. 2 blades that easily piece blade and tang. The overall extend and retract. Fob chain fully length is 15 in. with the blade at 8 intact. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 75026 in. The handle grip is a one piece stag stained very dark and finished Lot# 3653 , Bear MGC Bowie off with a plastic polar bear head Knife with sheath This large Bowie pommel. While the blade is shaped in the style of a skinner, it is rough knife is made by Bear MGC. The polished and marked “MORK” on the right side and a slight rt. hand overall length is 14 1/4 in. with a 9 off-set. No other markings are present. The guard is brass as is the in. Damascus blade and an India stag front spacer. The sheath is vegetable tanned leather and sewn together handle. The bolsters are anchored with a saddle stitch. Est. $80-250 HWAC# 40731 with two brass pins. This knife is in as new condition. The leather Lot# 3659 , Horn handled sheath sheath marked Bear and Son. This knife is thought to be of modern knife This beautiful sheath knife fabrication. Est. $80-200 HWAC# 40735 is 14 in. overall length with an 8 in. blade. The blade appears to be real Lot# 3654 , Bear MGC lock-back Damascus in a one piece tang blade. folding knife This Bear lock-back The top of the blade is file serrated folder is 8 3/4 in. open and 5 in. for pressure and grip, while the folded. The blade is 3 3/4 in. long handle is horn and finished off with a wood and plastic tooth shaped in an imitation Damascus steel. The pommel. The sheath is marked “Silver Stag made in the USA” with scales are of an imitation stag horn an antlered skull as a logo; leather tooled and leather stitched for with brass liners. In as new condition durability. Est. $80-200 HWAC# 40732 without any resharpening or honing. The sheath has been worn and is Lot# 3660 , Swiss M57 Batonet marked Bear MGC. Estimate of age to be 1970’s -1980’s. Est. $50-100 This is a Swiss model M57 bayonet HWAC# 40745 in new condition. The blade is 9 1/2 in. long and the overal length is 15 in. The scabbard is black vinyl as is the grip. The blade is marked “FW +”. THe plus symbol identifies a Swiss origin. The guard is made to fit over a rifle muzzle. Est. $100- 200 HWAC# 56247 216 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Firearms & Weaponry Lot# 3661 , Two French WW 1 Lot# 3667 , Two muzzle-loading Gras Lebel Bayonets These are two powder horns The first horn is a WW 1 vintage bayonets from France. full sized powder horn at 12 in. in The first one is S/N 96622 with a length. The horn is cow and has a straight grain end plug with staple numbers matching scabbard. The hardware. The plug is anchored with dome top nails. The stopper is a blade is 21 1/2 in. blade and overall late replacement, as is the leather short strap. This horn has not been length is 25 1/4 in. (64 cm). It is used. The smaller of the two horns is the real gem; this horn is about beautifully proof marked in at least 6 in. long and has been made where the pilgrim can hold it to the three locations. The blade has a “T” sunlight and see how much powder is left in his priming horn (which shaped backbone and dated 1880 on the backbone flat. The second is historically correct). The plug has been painted vermilion red as bayonet is S/N 10375 and the scabbard is S/N AJ 19667 and dated on well has the throatand carries hand made nails. The stopper is a late the backbone at 1879. Both blades are straight without any waves. replacement. This horn has been engraved with the depiction of a The scabbards are in very good condition . Grips are walnut with brass horse, a deer, and a long tailed animal. This primitively engraved horn hardware and steel releases. Est. $250-350 HWAC# 56376 has been scrimshawed by either a needle or another sharp instrument. This horn; used for priming a flintlock rifle then would be vintage Lot# 3662 , Antique Leather 1800-1840. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 56246 Rifle Scabbard This leather rifle scabbard is 32 in. overall length and would fit a lever action rifle such as a Winchester. It appears to be vintage Lot# 3668 , . 50 caliber Poultney’s 1880’s wth all leather and copper metallic cartridges This is a sealed rivets. This is oil tanned leather in (unopened) box of dated 1863 of 10 fair to good condition with one minor repair mid length. This would Poultney metallic cartridges for the complete a vintage western saddle rig. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 51138 Gallager’s breach-loading carbine and they are .50 caliber. An extremely Lot# 3663 , Colt Holster Leather well conditioned packet of Civil War holster for a Colt single action army ear carbine cartridges, unopened pistol. Very old, silver dots and silver since 1863. Excellent display for a concho, 10 x 6 1/2 inches. Est. $800- rare carbine. Breach-loading arms 1200 HWAC# 50446 were a rarity during the Civil War. Est. $160-300 HWAC# 55271 Lot# 3669 , .22 cal. long rifle Winchester “Staynless Kopperclad” cartridges This is a box of 50 long range rim fire cartridges made by Winchester “super Speed”. Both “Staynless” and “Kopper clad”. This is the original red yellow and blue Winchester box mad in the 1950’s to 1960’s. An excellent display box for the collector. Est. $15-40 HWAC# 55363 Lot# 3670 , .32 caliber Remington Lot# 3664 , Two right hand UMC central fire smokeless shoulder Holsters The first shoulder cartridges This is a two piece holster is for a Colt single action box of .32-20 50 count central fire revolver with up to a 7 1/2 in. barrel. cartridges. These bullets were made The holster is lined very supple for the 32 Winchester, Marlin & and in fine condition. The second Remington arms chambered for .32- shoulder holster is for a Colt model 20 central fire arms. It is marked 1878 Alaska model revolver and will fit up to a 7 1/2 in. barrel. This “smokeless cartridges” and “Hi-Speed holster is special made for the large trigger guard model 1878 double Mushroom”. This green label box is action Colt. , also in right hand Est. $100-200 HWAC# 42766 marked “Remington UMC” before Lot# 3665 , Fürst Pless Brass Dupont. A beautiful old fine condition box of ammo. Est. $225-350 HWAC# Hunting Horn Fürst Pless Brass 55254 Hunting Horn, diagonal measure mouthpiece-to-bell is approximately 15 inches. Bell diameter is Lot# 3671 , .32 caliber short approximately 5 inches, and the outer flange of the bell is reinforced cartridges made by Winchester with a nickel covering. The body of the horn is wrapped in dark green This is a beautiful opened box of .32 cloth-like tape, and the maker’s nameplate is mounted just above the short 50 count metallic cartridges bell. Brass mouthpiece is included. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 64427 Manufactured by the Winchester Lot# 3666 , Visalia Bullet Belt Repeating Arms Co. New Haven, Conn. U.S.A. Trademark “H” and Visalia chocolate color bullet belt. “Stetsons Patent Oct. 24th, 1871”. Visalia belts are known for pristine The side of the box states “.32 SH’T quality, style and durability. Very good condition. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 41646 R. F.”. This box would make a display item for your Winchester or similarly chambered vintage rifle. The estimated date of manufacture is 1870’s to 1880’s. Est. $230-300 HWAC# 55267 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 217

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Firearms & Weaponry Lot# 3672 , .32 caliber short Lot# 3677 rim-fire cartridges by Western , .44 Cartridge Co. This box of 50 count Winchester .32 short rim-fire cartridges is Marlin and displayed in a blue and yellow Remington label. The .32 short is advertised as center fire “non-corrosive-smokeless powder” rounds This manufactured by Western Cartridges is a very rare Company, East Alton, Ill.U.S.A. This 50 count box ammunition was used in rim-fire of .44 caliber target guns. An estimated date of Winchester manufacture would be after 1927. Est. $130-250 HWAC# 55269 center fire (.44- 40) 200 grain Lot# 3673 , .32 Caliber Smith & black powder Wesson blank cartridges This is cartridges. a two piece brown paper box of .32 This early box from the 1920’s or earlier was made specifically caliber Smith & Wesson center fire for the Winchester model ‘73, Marlin lever action, and Remington blank cartridges manufactured by repeating rifles. This is an early box of black powder round that was Winchester. These cartridges were used in various firearms and made specifically for firearms produced used in early Smith & Wesson pocket prior to 1900. Famous guns that would fire this round would be the pistols as well as for other name Winchester model ‘73 in .44-40 and early Colt single action chambered brand small framed pistols. Because the box is marked as blanks; this in .44-40 . A beautiful box of black powder .44 WCF (.44-40). Est. ammunition was probably used for demonstration or starting sports $230-400 HWAC# 55265 events. This box dates from the early 1900’s.This complete box of 50 rounds a must-have for the collector of vintage pocket pistols. Est. Lot# 3678 , .45 caliber M1911 $65-125 HWAC# 55272 Pistol cartridges This box of .45 cal. Lot# 3674 , .32 long rim-fire by pistol ball ammunition is a brown box of 20 rounds from either WW CBC This is a box of 32 caliber rim-fire II or the Korean War. It is marked cartridges a 50 count of smokeless “caliber 45 M1911 ammunition lot cartridges for Navy Arms by CBC of W.C.C 1054”. manufactured by the Brazil. The box is a single piece of Western Cartridge Company. In as light green paper and black lettering. new condition. Est. $65-125 HWAC# A vintage S & W #1 pocket pistol 55273 is depicted on three sides. Vintage 1970’s manufacture. Est. $170-250 Lot# 3679 , .45 caliber M1911 HWAC# 55379 Pistol cartridges This box of .45 cal. pistol ball ammunition is a brown box of 20 rounds from either WW II or Lot# 3675 , .32 Short Colt Black the Korean War. It is marked “caliber powder cartridges made by 45 M1911 ammunition lot W.C.C Dominion Cart. This beautiful box 1054”. manufactured by the Western of 50 count .32 Short Colt black Cartridge Company. In as new powder (center fire) cartridges condition. Est. $65-125 HWAC# 55274 was made by Dominion Cartridge Co. limited Montreal, Canada. It is a Lot# 3680 , 10 rounds of 11.43 two piece box of green paper with Egyptian ammunition This a dark red label. The box has been collection of 10 rounds of loose 11.43 opened and is very clean and crisp. (.45 caliber) Egyptian ammunition is The Dominion logo is unique with a vintage to the 19th century cartridge cartridge crossing though the large firearm. It was used in rifles of the “D”. The box is marked for “Colt’s & Iver-Johnson Revolvers also Marlin period for Egypt and also in the & Remington rifles of this caliber not adapted to 32 Smith & Wesson”. Remington rolling block rifle. These Clearly Colt had designed their guns to be completely different from rounds appear to be original and not S&W evidenced by this box of ammunition. For the serious Colt reloads.All are boxer primed black ammunition collector. Est. $125-250 HWAC# 55261 powder rounds except one with a unique flat base primer. Est. $70- 125 HWAC# 55277 Lot# 3676 , .351 caliber Western center Fire cartridges This is a box Lot# 3681 , 12 gauge Winchester of 50 count .351 caliber cartridges Super W Speed paper 3 in. shotgun for the Winchester model 1907 Self shells This is another box of unopened Loading Rifle. A rare box of ammo for Winchester Leader Super W speed a rare firearm; this box in blue and long range short shot string shotgun yellow with “180 grain metal case shells. This antique 4 1/4 dram 15/8 non-corrosive smokeless bullets”. A oz. #4 shot. This is a beautiful box of 3 “Lubaloy” bullet that never caught in. shells for the ammunition collector. on. For the collector of turn-of-the- Est. $60-125 HWAC# 55337 century rifles. Est. $140-250 HWAC# 55255 218 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Firearms & Weaponry Lot# 3682 , 12 gauge Winchester Lot# 3688 , UMC .25-25 Stevens Super W Speed paper shotgun shells rifle cartridges This is a beautiful This is a beautiful unopened box of two piece picture box 20 count .25-25 Winchester 12 ga. “Super W Speed” Stevens rifle cartridges. The condition “long range-short shot string” shotgun is near new with a green label. The shells. The box is marked as “Stynless” label reads “twenty 25-25 solid head. shot. This is a rare box of shotgun Central Fire Cartridges. Manufactured shells for the ammunition collector. by The Union Metallic Cartridge Co., 2 3/4 in. shot shells. Est. $60-125 Bridgeport, Conn. U.S.A.” .The picture HWAC# 55336 is worth seeing with the cartridge displayed and the description .25-25 Stevens over it. The label continues as “Twenty Cartridges .25 Calibre, Lot# 3683 , 16 gauge Peters 25 grs. Powder, 80 Grs. bullet”. It even gives reloading instructions as well on the side; it reads: “Use only U.M.C. No. 1 1/2 PRIMERS in Victor shotgun shells This a reloading these Cartridges.” If you have a vintage Stevens, Winchester, beautiful antique box of Peters Marlin, Bullard, Whitney or similar rifle; this ammunition is for you. Victor smokeless rustless paper shot shells. This box is 25 rounds of very Estimated 1870’d-1880’s. Est. $225-350 HWAC# 55263 collectible 16 ga. antique shot shells. Lot# 3689 , Winchester .45 cal. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 55335 Gatling Gun blanks This is an early box of Winchester Repeating Arms Co. black powder .45-70 cal. blanks for the model 1874 .45-70 Gatling gun. These beautiful brown box cartridges were meant for Lot# 3684 , box of 12 gauge training Gatling gun crews and military Remington paper shotgun shells This expositions. A very rare and desirable box of 25 12 gauge shotgun shells is Winchester two piece box for the advanced marked “Shur Shot Shells” and “Sure cartridge collector and Gatling gun Safe Speedy”. This colorful box of collector. Extremely rare and early piece Remington “Shur Safe Speedy” 12 ga. is of American cartridge history. Est. $240- a very beautiful display box of original 500 HWAC# 55350 shells. Excellent condition two piece Lot# 3690 , 1897 Winchester box marked 12 ga. 2 3/4 in. with #7 1/2 shot. Est. $140-275 HWAC# 55339 Bullet Board This spectacular framed bullet board from the 1960’s is an official Winchester duplicate Lot# 3685 , box of Western Super X 20 of the rare 1897 Winchester bullet board sanctioned by Olin Industries. gauge shotgun shells This box of very This is the rare version that had the colorful and rare box of Western Super X flying geese pictured underneath the Long Range Shot Shot String shot shells cartridges. The mare common 1902 20 ga. box of 25. Marked 1 oz. #4 chilled bullet board was a corrected version shot. Est. $80-200 HWAC# 55345 with a clear picture of the geese flying. Wonderfully textured and an antique version of lithograph from 1897. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 55326 Lot# 3691 Colorado Springs, Colorado Pictorial Gun Cover Unmailed cover for C.G. & H. Strang, Guns, Rifles, Ammunition and Lot# 3686 , Remington Kleanbore Sporting Goods in Colorado Springs. .32 short rim fire cartridges This Vignette of rifle. Top torn open. is a box of 50 .32 short rim-fire Some small creases and tears. (Prag cartridges. A green and red label Collection) Est. $30-100 HWAC# box marked “Remington Kleanbore 27729 Dupont. A one piece box with the Lot# 3692 Denver, Colorado 1922 slide out box inside. Perfect for Heiser Holster Catalog This is the collector of small frame pocket catalog Number 20 printed in 1922. pistols. In used but very good condition. Est. $160-250 HWAC# It features Heiser Holsters (“No 55251 man ever lived long enough to wear out a Heiser holster.”) Also chaps, Lot# 3687 , two Luger 8 round knife sheaths, cartridge belts and a P-08 9 mm magazines This is a pair shot loaded police billie. But mostly of Luger P-08 (8 round) magazines; holsters! 64 pages. Each page is finely finished in stainless steel made profusely illustrated. Est. $200-400 in Italy. Marked MEC-GAR. Est. $50- HWAC# 62212 80 HWAC# 40753 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 219

DAY 3 Sunday, June 24 Firearms & Weaponry Lot# 3693 Bridgeport, Connecticut 1935 Lot# 3699 Utica, New York 1936 Savage Remington Arms Company Ephemera Arms Ephemera Lot of four letters. 1) To Collection Ten items. Includes a price list Our Jobbing Distributors. 2% off on all stock effective 1935. All items are addressed to JM orders for Savage and Fox Rifles. 2) Letter Kiefer of Easton, PA. Mostly about shipping to JM Kiefer of Easton, PA. Talking about items and cost to ship. Includes a list of rifles with scopes that were rusty. And they pocket knives. Letter advertising the”New were just received from the factory? 3) Remington Targetmaster, model 41 bolt Announcement of window display cards. action single shot rifle .22 caliber.” Also an They are coming for Savage-Stevens display. announcement for the Remington Model 4) A second letter to Kiefer about ordering 81 high power autoloading rifle. Interesting set of letter between the rifles. (Potter Collection) Est. $100-200 Remington Company and a dealer. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 58363 HWAC# 58360 Lot# 3694 Bridgeport, Connecticut c1876 Lot# 3700 , Mac Gregor Arms Sharps Rifle Company Billheads All Corporation Stock Certificate different. 1) 1876 letter from RR Stone about Rare Arms stock certificate from receiving $12.60. 2) 186- unused pre-printed Mac Gregor Arms Corporation inventory sheets for items the Sharps’ Rifle dated March 5, 1931 for ten shares. Company sold. 3) Pictorial 187- Armory of Mac Gregor arms Corporation was the Sharps Rifle Company. 1874 note on back believed to be a sub-contractor to that John Galloons & Sons (?) received by Savage Arms and Remington UMC mail 6 sharps rifle with lever springs.(Potter Collection) Est. $100- Corporations prior to and during 300 HWAC# 58372 WWII. A beautiful stock certificate of a rare obscure arms corporation. 81/2 in. X 12 in. certificate very ornate suitable for framing. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 51160 Lot# 3695 New Haven, Connecticut 1936 Winchester Repeating Arms Lot# 3701 , 1936 Firearms Letter Ephemera Lot of eight. Includes an eleven Archive Lot of nine. 1) Lefever Arms page wholesale and retail price list for Company. Rifle Vignette. Price list. rifles, shotguns, shot, sites, accessories, 2) Crosman Arms Company. Rifle and two cannons. There is a letter about vignette on bottom. Advertisement WInchester flashlights and a price list for sheet. 3-4) R. F. Sedgley of Winchester batteries. (Who knew?) Much Philadelphia Letter about sending of the correspondence revolves around the batteries and flashlights. (Potter Collection) Est. $100-200 HWAC# a catalog to JM Keifer of Easton, 58362 PA. Includes the catalog of Sedgley Springfield Sporters. 5) Peters Cartridge Division advertising letter. “The Belted Bullet that does work.” 6) WR Weaver letterhead from Lot# 3696 , Connecticut c. 1860’s Connecticut Arms El Paso, Texas. Precision Shooting Equipment. Receipt for scopes Co. Checks (5) 5 unused checks or receipts? Nice ordered. 7) Dupont letter about Sporting Powder, 8) Warren Axe blacksmiths vignette. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 69043 and Tool Company with fancy shield logo. 9) Warren Axe letter size broadside. Vignettes of three axe heads. All 1935 or 1936. (Potter Collection) Est. $200-400 HWAC# 58359 Lot# 3702 , Gun Makers of America Post Cards, Stamps and Membership Card One Junior Membership card to the National Lot# 3697 East Alton, Illinois 1935, 1936 Rifle Association from 1938. Ten Western Cartridge Large Ephemera postcards from various American gun Collection A total of nineteen. Includes four makers: Smith & Wesson, Winchester page brochure on how to display western and Remington. Two stamps from ammunition. with pictures. A January 22, Winchester and Hercules Powder Co. 1935 price list. The rest are letters to dealers Est. $50-100 HWAC# 52425 with news, price reductions, new items, etc. Many are two pages and the February Lot# 3703 , Early Percussion 26, 1936 letter is four pages with detailed Firearms by Winant Hardcover advertising wordage for the dealer. Notice 292pp with index. From Forsyth to dealers that they can now ship ammunition by semi-trailers. Great to Winchester. 1959, inscribed by historical reference material. It would make a great article!!! (Potter Author. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 63161 Collection Est. $200-600 HWAC# 58364 Lot# 3698 Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts 1936 Lot# 3704 , The Modern Gunsmith Stevens Arms Ephemera Collection Lot of Vols 1 & 2 by Howe 1944 hardcover seven. One small (6 x 7”) Pamphlet advertising reprints. Vol 1424pp, Vol 2 front the ideal ammunition for all .22 cal. air rifles. cover is lossening Est. $80-120 With photos. Both sides. One larger (12 x 13.5”) HWAC# 62118 broadside on the Stevens Springfield Brand Single and Double Barrel Shotguns. Includes many photos. Others are letters announcing new products and corresponding with dealer JN Kiefer of Eaton, PA. (Potter Collection) Est. $150-400 HWAC# 58361 220 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4000 , Large Lot# 4004 , c.1920 Sessions Mantle National Cash Clock, Brown Wood Case Wooden Register 33 keys, mantle clock in a brown wooden box up to $20. Marble with the words, “MADE BY THE SESSIONS CLOCK CO. FORESTVILLE, top covered drawer, CONN. U.S.” below the dial. The clock is complete with the glass dial repaired. Overall cover, pendulum weight, removable back cover, and two winding width 21 inches, keys. Both keys will wind the mainsprings, and one key has a small overall height 14”, extension used to advance or retard the timing of the clock through overall depth 17 a small hole in the 12-o’clock position on the dial front. The case is in 1/2 inches. Fully good condition with very minor wear, and the Arabic numerals and restored. Size 42 3/4. minute increments are clear and complete except from some wear Appears similar to around the numeral 12 where the time adjustment hole is located. The model number 69, enclosed clock mechanism frame and gears are brass with spring steel “Combination Total” mainsprings for the time and chiming functions. The clock chimes the model, as seen on page number of hours on the hour and chime once on the half hour. The 16 of the National pendulum does swing, but the clock does not continue to run even Cash Register catalog. when wound. The case is approximately 9.5”H x 9.5”W x 5.5”D. The Est. $1000-2000 Sessions Clock Company was established by William E. Sessions in HWAC# 75215 Connecticut in 1903 and made more than 50 models of mechanical clocks. Est. $80-120 HWAC# 64419 Lot# 4001 , Small Size National Cash Register Replacement marble top missing the right screw Lot# 4005 , Lighted Wood Display device. Six compartment tray incl. one for bills. Serial Case Blond wood display case with number 1163025. Has a Drink Five Cent Coca-Cola in switched back lighting. Three acrylic Bottles on top. Original brass plaque. Restored. Est. shelves and removable clear plastic $400-800 HWAC# 75239 front door. 12.5” x 31” x 11.25”. Perfect for displaying small bottles or other smaller items! Est. $100-300 HWAC# 51640 Lot# 4006 , Brass Music Stand Attractive. Probably Lot# 4002 , National Cash Register Company, modern-made, overall 37” tall, 13” wide, 10” deep. A good-looking music stand for those who play every day Small Cash Register Small cash register, 11 keys on and need something a little more fancy. Est. $100-200 the top working condition six compartment drawer. HWAC# 75224 17 inches deep, 10 inches wide, 21 inches tall. Brass sign on top says amount purchased. Serial number 772341. Original marble top. Four coin compartments upfront . Original national hash register plaque on the bottom. Restored. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 75238 Lot# 4007 , Child’s Rocking Chair Oak and Lot# 4003 , Sessions Mantle leather construction, in the style of Stickley, Clock, Antiqued Ivory Painted all original, no makers label. Overall width 18”, overall height 24”, overall depth 18”. Wood Case Wooden mantle clock Excellent condition. Est. $200-400 HWAC# in a wooden box with an antiqued ivory finish. The words, “MADE BY 75217 THE SESSIONS CLOCK CO. FORESTVILLE, CONN. U.S.” appear below the dial. The clock is missing the glass dial cover and the back cover panel. Included is the pendulum weight, and one winding key which will wind the mainsprings and has a small extension used to advance or retard the timing of the clock through a small hole in the 12-o’clock position on the dial front. The case is in fair condition with very wear, and the Arabic numerals and minute increments are clear and complete except from some wear around the numeral 12 where the Lot# 4008 , Classic Antique Oak School time adjustment hole is located and around the mainspring winding Desk Overall size approximately 24” wide, holes. The enclosed clock mechanism frame and gears are brass with 28” deep, 35” tall. Beautifully refinished, spring steel mainsprings for the time and chiming functions. The clock an excellent and attractive antique. This chimes the number of hours on the hour and chime once on the half is the larger size chair which would’ve fit hour. The pendulum does swing, but the clock does not continue to run teenagers or adults. Circa 1920-1940. Est. even when wound. The case is approximately 9.5”H x 9.5”W x 5.5”D. $100-200 HWAC# 75219 The Sessions Clock Company was established by William E. Sessions in Connecticut in 1903 and made more than 50 models of mechanical clocks. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 64421 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 221

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4009 , Fancy Oak Buffet Fancy oak buffet, glass top, used in a Reno law office. 5 feet long, 23” deep, approximately 50” tall. Engraved floral pattern with shield at center. Three drawers at the top, fancy brass handles, fully restored, excellent condition, gorgeous. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 75237 Lot# 4010 , Folk Art Lamp An interesting folk art lamp composed of a reproduction spittoon with a nautical theme on top of it, with a rolled rope wood core that supported an electric light apparatus on top, now missing. An interesting folk art lamp that for years resided in the historic Reindeer Lodge on the Mount Rose Highway outside of Reno. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 75231 Lot# 4011 , Small Oak Hallway Pedestal Shelf Circa 1910- 20. Two shelves underneath the pedestal top. 31 inches tall. 16” square. Refinished, generally excellent. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 75229 Lot# 4012 , Tall Floor Standing Clock British made by the Enfield Clock Company, London. Wood constructed, oak finish exterior, tall and skinny with carved gingerbread, Lot# 4014 , 1934 Wurlitzer Beautiful finished wood with complex the tall and skinny lines reminiscent of Macintosh style. design over speaker area. Coin slots for 5, 10 and 25 cent options. Overall height 48” overall with 9 ½” overall depth 6 ½”. Round button selector with 12 selections at right. This is the Appears in excellent condition but we don’t know if it’s in working condition at the present time. Est. $300-500 Wurlitzer Simplex Multi-Selector model, Model P-30, made in 1935. HWAC# 75233 Several varieties were made, and this machine has the three coin option. Overall width 36”, depth 24”, height 52”. This machine is in working condition, holds twelve 78rpm records, but has some issues with the coin slots which would need replacement. The machine is in excellent working condition, lights up beautifully, and is a real showpiece. It was in a Reno, Nevada collection for a few decades. The Lot# 4013 Goldfield/Reno, Wurlitzer was invented by the Wurlitzer family of Saxony, musical Nevada Mason Player instrument manufacturers since the 1600’s. In 1896 they created the Piano with 300 Music first electrical coin-op piano, and in 1933 came up with the coin-op Rolls (Honk-Tonk Bar/ electrical phonograph. Est. $3000-5000 HWAC# 64420 Saloon) Mason Player Piano, beautifully refinished with Lot# 4015 , c. 1902 Victor Type light color finish. Comes P Phonograph Player This is a with a stool and 300 music Victor Type P Phonograph Player rolls!! The Mason upright and represents one of the smallest players of its kind. According to was a standard player piano Intertique.com, these models were never meant to be sold to the in early honky-tonk bars general public, but they were meant to be given away for free as part and saloons. The music rolls of promotional campaigns. The wood cabinet is approximately 6.5”H attest to this, with many to the top of the turntable and 12.5” square at the base. The original jazz, blues and ragtime Victor Talking Mch, Co. nameplate is still attached and shows Model tunes. Of the approximate P and Serial Number 8226. A 9.5-inch metal arm, possibly bronze, 300 rolls, a number of them extends from the wood case to hold the 22-inch-long, 11.5-inch were purchased by the owner from the Los Angeles area restoration diameter brass horn on a 15-inch wooden strut that held the horn and company in the 1970’s and are probably not original to the date of needle assembly. The winding crank is missing, but the turntable can the piano. 54” high, 59” long, 29” deep, with stool. The piano was be wound by rotating it backwards. The brass horn has only minor fully restored in 1976 by Carty Piano in Torrance, Cal. From the dings and dents, and the original Victor Talking Machine “His Master’s Patrick estate, a prominent Reno family that purchased many pieces of Voice” logo with Nipper the dog is still visible on the black finish. Est. furniture from Goldfield, Nevada during the 1908-09 period of labor $400-650 HWAC# 64417 troubles. Est. $1500-3000 HWAC# 49207 222 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4018 , c 1935 Wilcox Gay Art-Deco-Style, 3-Band Tube Radio This is an Art-Deco-style tube radio with the name WILSON GAY at the bottom of the three-band dial (broadcast, shortwave and long-wave). The words “MODEL 3JM6 7-2” appears handwritten on the metal chassis of the electronics, and serial number 91638 is stamped into the patent description plate. Antiqueradio.com refers to this design as the Model A15. The approximately 4.5”H x 6.5”W tuning dial is slightly stained by the lubricating material of the tuning device behind it. The dial indicator has a decorative aluminum hub with a two-inch copper pointer extending to the edge of the dial. The possibly-walnut wood case is in very good condition with few nicks or scratches and a 1/4-inch triangle of missing veneer in the lower left corner of the front panel. The speaker itself has been replaced with a 6-inch paper-cone speaker and is concealed from the front by a tan fabric and supported by an attractive, and probably original, Art-Deco-style metal grille. Three Bakelite-like knobs below the dial control the receiving bands, tuning, and on-off/volume control. Power cord is included, but the electronics are not tested. There is a “PHONO” connection on the lower left of the electronic chassis that allowed an external phonograph player to be connected. Case dimensions are approximately 14.375”H x 11.75”W x 7.375”D. Paul Gay joined the Wilcox Company in 1931 to form Wilcox-Gay Corp. in Charlotte, Michigan, and sold consumer radios, tape decks, and other audio equipment. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 64418 Lot# 4019 , Vintage Camelback Passenger Trunk Vintage camelback passenger trunk for ocean liner travel. Various labels: Hotel Quisisiana, Castellammare (Pres De Pompei); Grand Hotel des Palmes, Palerme; American Express Collect label. Great old trunk, wicker inside with nice linen liner. Leather edging and straps. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 41920 Lot# 4020 , Small Steamer Trunk Small size steamer trunk, Lot# 4016 , Wurlitzer, Model 42, Victory Fancy geometric high-quality. Reinforced oak staves designed Wurlitzer model 42 made in 1942. Fancy wood-carved around the center on the top and on front with rolling carved legs and five original reverse glass painted the bottom. Express labels applied panels. Overall size 28”, deep 42”, 66” tall. Coin slot in the front in- on two sides, Railway Express, Long operative. The machine has been restored to working order and Beach to Oregon. 11.5” tall 12”deep plays beautifully. This Wurlitzer is another show piece. It plays and 19.5”wide. This case was designed displays beautifully with the lighted panels and 24 record changer. to carry something very important The Wurlitzer was invented by the Wurlitzer family of Saxony, musical and probably heavy. The level of instrument manufacturers since the 1600’s. In 1896 they created reinforcement is astounding. The front clasp and the main front latch the first electrical coin-op piano, and in 1933 came up with the coin- is missing. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 64455 op electrical phonograph. This model is considered by many of the advanced collectors as the key piece in the Wurlitzer suite of coin-op Lot# 4021 , Leather Cutting Tool electrical phonographs. We have videos of the two Wurlitzers available Wood handle leather cutting tool on our web site, fhwac.com This piece came from a prominent with W. Rose on blade, approx 5.25” Southern California Collection. Est. $7000-10000 HWAC# 75216 long Est. $40-60 HWAC# 65051 Lot# 4017 , Original Edison Phonograph Original Edison phonograph for cylinders. Includes six cylinders with two original cases. Lot# 4022 , Large scale One the earlier style marked Edison Amber. Carpenter’s Square This is a large All four-minute record. No model number scale (3 ft. X 2 ft.) carpenter’s square visible. Fully restored and refinished oak made by Laurence in the USA. This cabinet 12.5” at the base, 16” deep, about large square is re-enforced with brass 13.5” high. Edison decal present on the inside hardware for long life and accuracy. It back cover. Tabletop model. Appears to be excellent condition we did not test. Est. is calibrated in inches. This is a must $400-800 HWAC# 64473 have tool for the historic carpenter in the family. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 42763 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 223

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4023 , Two Antique Lot# 4029 , Telelography Top Hat Adjustable wrenches; Ashcroft Original Telegraphy hat. Wireless #7 This lot of adjustable wrenches emblem present at the front of the consists of an Ashcroft adjustable wrench #7 with a trademark of hat. Black cloth. Excellent condition. a arm and hammer. This wrench is 20 in. long with a wing screw No makers name readily apparent. adjustment. Estimated to be about 1900’s made. The second wrench Hamilton hat collection. Est. $100- is a handmade pipe wrench 37 in. long with a steel wedge that is to 200 HWAC# 64433 be hammered in place for adjustment. Estimated to be made prior to 1900. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 56267 Lot# 4024 , Bellman’s Hat Original purple bellman’s hat, no makers name visible, with the letters BC be Lot# 4030 , Three Vintage Hats stitched into the top. Gold band. This Three hats of divergent uses. A appears to be a classic Bellman’s miner’s helmet, a jungle pith helmet, hat. 4-5 holes in the top, significant and an unmarked bus or street wear around the edge otherwise fine. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $80- railway conductor hat without hat 200 HWAC# 64462 badge. Miner’s helmet is a classic hardhat with a leather attachment Lot# 4025 , Classic Folding Top on the front for the auto light brass carbide lamp present. Made by Skull Hats Three classic folding top Guard. Excellent condition. The hat’s. Three hats from different pith helmet appears old, perhaps manufacturers, two with original 1920, made by Hawks and Company Limited of London. Very fine boxes. The first that hat is in the condition. A classic pith helmet from the Great Expedition. Of the first style of the guardsmen the royal two decades of the night the 20th century. The third hat is made by guardsmen in London. It is made by a Lancaster of Los Angeles. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $150-200 New York manufacturer; could have HWAC# 64441 been used by a bellman. The second hat with box is a German folding hat Lot# 4031 , Two “Bobby” Style Helmets in top hat in absolutely excellent Vintage Police British “Bobby” Helmets. condition black silk made by Otto Wilde, Berlin. The third had is “Bobby” style hats: one is black with a made by Fisher and Company San Francisco. All three hats generally police emblem badge on the front. The excellent though they show wear as might be expected. Hamilton Hat second is gray with a badge on the front and Collection. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 64444 the number ‘5’. Both show some wear. Could Lot# 4026 , Football Helmets also possibly be US police helmets. Both probably late 1800’s-early 1900’s. Hamilton Two sports helmets, football. San Hat Collection. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 64465 Francisco 49ers modern day helmet in mint condition. The second hat is a very early leather football helmet in black and white circa 1930s to 40s. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $200- Lot# 4032 , Two Aviation Hats 300 HWAC# 64463 Two aviation hats. The first hat has a US Eagle hat pin at top, inside is a Lot# 4027 , Hats from Music trademark for flight ace. American- Business Three hats from the music made, excellent condition. The business. The first one is a classic second hat has Eagle with spreading straw hat used on stage circa 1920. wings and a large “W”, possibly an early Western Airlines hat. Also The second hat is a classic parade in excellent condition. Light gray blue. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. band hat in blue and red with a white $150-200 HWAC# 64437 strap. The third hat is equivalent to a bandleaders hat with an ‘M’ emblem Lot# 4033 , Two Chauffers Hats on the front made by Joe Harris Two chauffeurs hats. No badge present. No makers name visible. Company, San Francisco. We are not One hat is black the other is brown. quite sure what the origin is of this The brown hat could double for an third hat. All three hats in excellent aviation hat as well as the chauffeur’s condition. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 64443 hat. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $100-250 HWAC# 64435 Lot# 4028 , Tall Beaver Top Hat Very tall beaver skin hat of the style Lot# 4034 , Two Firemen’s Hats of the 1830’s and Charles Dickens. 8” Two firemen’s hats. The first hat tall, brim is 12” x 10”. Wear to the top is a classic 19th century fireman’s edge-- a nice example. A beaver hat is a hat from the third vice president, hat made from felted beaver fur. They Gravesend, exempt volunteer were fashionable across much of Europe firemen’s Association. Need research. Hard black leather. No makers name during the period 1550–1850 because present. Very fine. The second hat is the soft yet resilient material could be a more modern style hat similar to a military hat with the brass chief easily combed to make a variety of hat insignia at top center. The second hat has a patent date of 1913. Both shapes (including the familiar top hat). (Wikiedia). Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. hats generally excellent. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $300-500 $80-120 HWAC# 64468 HWAC# 64448 224 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4035 , Vintage Yellow Cab Lot# 4041 , zChina Two Pre- Hat Classic yellow cab hat from the Revolution Jade Bangles Two 1930s or 40s, made by the Lancaster antique round cut jade bangle, A Brand, Los Angeles California. As a grade. Natural pale green color. hat alone it’s an awesome example These are pre-revolutionary pieces. of the vintage uniform styles of the The natural oxidation is from upper day, but it’s also a great piece for a reaches of the ore deposits. Inner transportation memorabilia. Very fine diameter is 5.75 mm on each, and will to excellent. Hamilton Hat Collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 64439 fit small size. Outer diameter: 78 mm. In Chinese culture, it is said that jade is valuable; it brings forth luck. These are fabulous pieces. Lot# 4036 , Wall Hat Rack Constructed with the mirror at center, geometric pattern. Quite different. 32” across, 17.5” deep with Est. $1000-2000 HWAC# 45623 molded wire portions for fitted hats and coats. No makers name on the Lot# 4042 , Jade Buddha Pendant back, circa 1920 to 40. Est. $100- Buddha pendant. White Imperial Jade. 200 HWAC# 75234 Smiling Buddha on front and yin yang design on back. Octagonal shape, 1 3/4 Lot# 4037 , c.1910-1920 Large Hall Chair and Hat inches in diameter. Est. $500-1000 Tree A beautiful oak and banded maple chair and hat HWAC# 75110 tree combination for the hallway, in a style reminiscent of a cross between McIntosh and Stickley. Overall width 26 ½”, overall height 77”, overall depth 18”. The seat has a hinged cabinet underneath. There are four ornate cast-iron hat and coat holders in the upper portion of this high-back chair that also includes a beveled mirror at eye level. Excellent condition. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# Lot# 4043 , Ivory Cigarette holder 64414 Ivory Cigarette Holder. Carved with talons holding bowl tip. Est. $60- 120 HWAC# 75119 Lot# 4038 , Ornate Wood Hat Tree for Hat Collection Pine construction. Date unknown, c 1950. Overall size Lot# 4044 Ontario, zCanada 74” tall and 30” diameter. Has four rows of four hats each, Sterling silver and gold inlay with each row from top to bottom progressively a little cigarette case Sterling silver and wider. An excellent hat tree for the ornate hat collection. gold inlay cigarette case, octagon Est. $200-400 HWAC# 75218 in shape. Provenance: From the historical Ben-Tcahvtchavadze Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 56009 Lot# 4045 , California California Gold and Quartz Tie Bar Unique Lot# 4039 Chicago/Elgin, Illinois c.1900’s 2.12” gold plated tie bar with pin Elgin Pocket Watch/ Gold Hands An antique back featuring 3 slivers of quartz Elgin coin silver pocket watch. The coin silver with obvious gold. Makes a bold statement on your tie. Est. $400-800 watch features a sunken second’s sub dial HWAC# 53646 in the six o’clock position. Roman numerals. Lot# 4046 , Polished Gold in Hands are gold and face is decorated with gold Quartz Pendant Polished gold in designs. Back of watch has inlay of a buck deer in copper. Not working. Est. $300-500 HWAC# quartz matrix set in antiue 14k 63865 pendant with bezel. 18 x 24 mm; 12.1 grams. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 63659 Lot# 4040 , early 1900’s Small Vintage Waltham Open Face Pocket Watch Small vintage Waltham open face pocket watch. Nice looking 15 jewel 14K gold filled, open face, Lot# 4047 , Texas Engraved Gold engraved back. Est. $180-400 HWAC# 46213 Cane Head Texas Engraved Gold Cane Head. Inscription reads, “ Mrs. Guy Hamilton, Whitewright, Texas.Mother of Pearl inlay . The head is rose gold, probably 10k, but the handle etc are plated. Whitewright was founded in 1878 by William Whitewright. Guy Hamilton is the same name, but not same person, that directed four James Bond movies. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 75126 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 225

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4048 , Old Ivory and Silver Lot# 4055 , Beautiful Walnut Box Gavel Pre 1900, possibly 1875. A A wonderful walnut box lined with choice ivory gavel with silver trim. blue velvet and multi-colored tiles Possibly Pacific Northwest in origin. on the lid. It has a brass latch for a Not engraved. Nice piece! Est. $300- lock and is 14 in. X 10 1/2 in. This 600 HWAC# 63306 would be an excellent display piece for locking small valuables or jewelry. Lot# 4049 , 2 Large Metal Ice Est. $50-100 HWAC# 55333 Tongs 31” tall metal ice tongs with a 5” metal loop on the top. Probably Lot# 4056 , 3 Different Vintage used with a hoisting chain. 33” tall metal ice tongs used manually. Est. Irons 3 different sad irons. The A. $300-600 HWAC# 51038 C. Williams Co. with detachable wooden handle. Some internal rust. Lot# 4050 , Antique Brass Car Horn Original brass Triangular iron with a 5 on top plate car horn. Made by The Sireno, New York. Number and ornate metal handle. Geneva 7447, patented July 28, 1908. Polished brass, very Hand Fluter Improved, Geneva, Ill. nice condition. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 64452 Curved iron without stand and a smooth bottom. Est. $80-150 HWAC# 50859 Lot# 4057 , Vintage Bless & Drake Coal Iron Cast iron sad coal fired iron with black handle and curved heat deflector under the handle. The deflector is oval. 19th century. Made in Lot# 4051 , Antique brass table bell or Newark, NJ. Steampunk looking iron. gong This is a table bell or gong; country 6.5” 8.75” x 4”. Missing rear pin and has of origin is Indonesia. The bell stands 5 a 3 on left rear top plate. Est. $100-200 in. ( 13 cm) tall and is 4 in. (10 cm) in HWAC# 50852 diameter. There is no internal clapper; it must be struck from the outside and that tool is missing. Nice soft brass patination through-out with an engraving depicting a Lot# 4058 , Vintage Brass mythological creature and vegetation. Made Andirons Pair of brass fireplace about 1950’s. Est. $30-100 HWAC# 40739 andirons. Circa 1930 to 1950. Very attractive. Approximately 20”tall, 10” across the feet and 18” deep. Made Lot# 4052 , Brass Birdcage Decorative for a smaller fireplace. Est. $100- brass birdcage. 12” diameter 15” high. Very 150 HWAC# 64449 nice stand included--68.5” high. An attractive office or home addition. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 64451 Lot# 4059 , c1930’s Miniature Steam Engine Weeden Manufacturing Company. 115 volts, 400 watts, catalog number 702. Bright red paint. On wooden platform. Est. $150- 300 HWAC# 42678 Lot# 4053 , Brass Surveyor’s Transit Decorative surveyors transit. Brass, moderate on wood base 8” diameter, the scope is 11” long with a level scope on top of 7”, the overall height approximately 10”. For decorative use only--beautiful piece. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 64450 Lot# 4060 , Original Ford Gumball Machine One cent. Glass ball top. Glass ball 9” diameter, overall height 12”. This is a tabletop model. Coin locking device. Excellent condition. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 75236 Lot# 4054 , Pocket Sextant Brass pocket sextant by Ross of London. Device unscrews from covering base, then screws in on top of the base, 3” diameter. Est. $50-60 HWAC# 64557 226 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4061 , Vintage Commercial Lot# 4067 , Gorham Silver Coffee Mill Vintage rusted red cast iron Flatware Set, 1905 Sterling Gorham commercial coffee mill. 19” x 15” x 11”. “Pacific” flatware set in original box Some parts missing. Est. $100-200 with Gorham paper. On the back of HWAC# 37250 the silver is the patent date of Nov. 29, 1905. The group has 90.8 oz troy of silver (98.2 troy true weight). The group consists of: 4 soup spoons, 18 tea spoons, 8 melon spoons, 18 salad forks, 8 butter knives, 8 dinner forks, 3 large tablespoons, 6 small “tea” spoons, hors doeurves forks 9, 8 dinner knives (not weighed), 5 serving pieces with weighted handles-not weighed, serving pieces - no Lot# 4062 , Vintage Doctor’s stainless. Est. $1500-2500 HWAC# 64422 Medical Bag This vintage doctor’s Lot# 4068 , Antique Hand Painted black leather medical bag is 16 in.l X China 13 antique hand painted 7 in.h X 5 in.w. It has two metal clasps china plate collection: four plates for closure and is monogrammed from Bavaria and Germany; one “A.S.P.” in gold leaf on one side. This plate from Prussia; three plates would make a nice display in either a doctor’s office or den. Est. $50-100 from Austria; and five plates from HWAC# 55320 France. Each plate is different, and each is beautiful with hand painting and gold rims. Also included: a Lot# 4063 , Vintage Oak Crank Telephone set of 12, Haviland, Limoges, France. David Haviland was an American Original oak case windup wall telephone. businessman from New York dealing with porcelain. While seeking out new business interests, he arrived in Limoges, France and by Refinished surface. Excellent appearance. 18” 1842, he was able to send his first shipment of Limoges porcelain tall, width with phone mounted on the side and to the United States. He was also key in adopting a new process by crank is 15”, and 11” deep including the mouth which to decorate porcelain pieces developed in 1873. In 1890, David speaker on the front. We did not test the phone Haviland’s son, Théodore Haviland, built a very large and prominent to see if it’s an operating condition. It looks excellent. Est. $300-400 HWAC# 64454 factory in Limoges and introduced a variety of new processes for firing and decorating porcelain pieces. The Haviland company has since been overseen by grandson William Haviland, and great-grandson Theodore Haviland II. This is an amazing lot for a collector. Est. $350-500 HWAC# 54858 Lot# 4064 , Trio of Fairbanks Postal Scales Three scales that were Lot# 4069 , Assorted Camera Lens adopted by the US government. Not Canon EOS Rebel XSn Date Camera functioning. Could be used for parts. with CANON EF 35-80MM Lens. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 69072 Pheonix 28-300mm, f4.0-6.3AF for Nikon. Mayima 55mm f2.8 with hard case. Sigma 28-70mm UC f 3.5 - f Lot# 4065 , Decorative Balance Black 4.5 AF . Mayimay 150mm f4, mount marble, 2 layer base, 7.5” square, overall unknown with hard case. Canon height 28” , overall width 22”. excellent EF28-05mm, f 3.5-4 condition. From a long-time Reno Nevada law office, representing equal arms of justice. 5. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 69074 “Made in Italy” stamp on upper parts. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 75228 Lot# 4070 , 2 Unusual Humorous Advertisements 2 pair minature cloth panties with lace. About 4- 5 inches each. One item reads, “KEEP OUT, Restricted Area, Souvenir of Nashville, Tenn., “Keep’em Flying,” Lot# 4066 , Two Decorative and on reverse,”YOU TAKE CARE OF THE HOME FRONT, REMEMBER Brass Items Brass spittoon. Redskin PEARL HARBOR, DON’T GET CAUGHT Brand / Chewing Tobacco / Cut Plug. WITH YOUR PANTS DOWN. 9.5” diameter, 11 “ high. A brass decorative Kleenex box covering The other item has print on one side only, “Greetings from Long Beach, for the office. Est. $60-100 HWAC# California,” “NOTICE to Hunters, Restricted Property! No Hunting 64453 Around Inside Allowed this Season Without My Permisssion”-”Sweetie Pie, Property Owner”. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 75108 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 227

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4071 , Circus Ephemera Lot Lot# 4077 , Four Advertising of 13. Included: 1922 letterhead for Mirrors Four advertising mirrors: 1) Al G. Kelly-Miller Bros. Circus, Eckley, two 400 / F. L. T. / 614 / Be One Of Colorado; 8 x 10 black and white Us; 2) “The Lady on the Other Side” photograph of Lorraine Krueger, / Is Requested to use her Influence RKO radio player, posing with circus / and Support / Robert T. Pogue / clown Emmett Kelly, c.1937; 1972 Candidate For / Treasurer and Ex- annual newsletter of the Circus World Officio Collector / Daviess County; Museum in Baraboo, WI; c.1950s 3) Souvenir from our / Specialty advertiser’s pass for the Penn-Premier Silk Dress Shop / $2.88 / Dresses Shows; 1954 official route card for / Steinberg’s / Newport’s Busy Corner / Specializing on / Sample / Hagen Bros. Circus; c.1950 ad card Shoes $1.88. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 57813 for James E. Strates Shows; 8 x 10 aerial photo of Hartford, CT, 1944, Ringling Bros. & Barnum & Bailey Lot# 4078 , 1880 Franklin Square fire; two postcards and four other circus-related photographs/prints. Library Pamphlet with Slavery Please inspect. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 60451 Topics Feb. 6, 1880 issue. The 19th Century, A History. Multiple slavery Lot# 4072 , c. 1880-1890 Collection themed articles. 87pp. front and rear of 15 Babies with Carriages covers detached. Est. $30-50 HWAC# Cabinet Cards 15 different cabinet 63301 cards with babies in carriages, holding dolls, sitting, on a wagon, on Lot# 4079 , c. 1880-1890 a chair etc. Photographers include Graniteware Trade Cards and Beals, W. A. Bradley, Eastman, Semple, Recipe Book 12 Graniteware trade Taber, Oriental, Gillingham, Hamilton. cards including local dealers in Est. $200-300 HWAC# 53604 Milwaukee WI, Ithaca NY, Biddeford ME and more. 64 pp cookbook with girl and cow on front, 2 children on reverse. 4.75” x 3”. Est. $100-200 Lot# 4073 , 4 Vintage Unopened HWAC# 54118 Cigarette Packs 4 Unopened Cigarette Packs. Ivory Tipped Marlboro with Lot# 4080 , 1897-1908 Grocery and unbroken tax seal. Marlboro Man 6 Alcohol Ephemera 6 letterheads and pack unopened. Bantam Havana Blend, billheads related to groceries and alcohol tax seal intact. Fatima Turkish Blend. merchants. 5 pictorials. Est. $50-80 Unopened but top of pack has some HWAC# 65055 deterioration. Est. $80-150 HWAC# 48543 Lot# 4074 , Black American Early Photographs Lot of four. One in pencil is entitled “Johnny Phillips, Lot# 4081 , Horse Drawn Fire Amateur Golfing Champion, Ohio, Wagon Photo Postcard Real photo 1920’s.” The others show a young postcard of two horse drawn fire black couple, four children, and a wagons with their crews. Location Black family gathered around the unknown. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 63617 table. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 55027 Lot# 4075 , 1836 1836 Letter in German from Washington We are unable to translate this letter, Lot# 4082 , Kodak Apollo 11 possibly signed by Jeb.Seifert? Several Moon Photos (5) 5 color 8” x folds. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 63167 10.5” NASA moon photos taken on Kodak film and these prints were supposedly offered only to Kodak families. Includes Kodak mailer and postmark. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 63163 Lot# 4076 , Feminist Union Pins 1) Eight Feminist Union Pin “A Woman’s Place Is In Her Union” vintage I of A M Worker Solidarity Communication Workers of America Labor Pin. 2) Four I 15 AM (2-15 year, 1-20 year, 1-35 year) Machinist Service Trade Union Pins. Est. $70-120 HWAC# 45612 228 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4083 , 1800’s License of Lot# 4089 , North American Vessel Above 20 Tons (2) Lot of 2 Phonograph Stock 2 nice recording Fishing Licenses from 1800’s to carry device vignettes. I/U George on the Cod-Fishery for one year. Some Codington 890, #501 25 shares, condition issues (tearing at right side signed by President Lippincott. Note of License that encroaches on print) condition issues. Est. $60-100 Est. $200-300 HWAC# 63943 HWAC# 64061 Lot# 4090 , Ocean National Bank Lot# 4084 , Log Cabin Photographs Stock I/U George Codington 1870, #1008 20 shares. Rare. Top and Lot of four photographs: 1) 5 x 4 inch bottom creases. Est. $100-150 photo in 6 1/2 x 5 1/2 inch mat, rustic HWAC# 64057 log cabin; 2) 4 x 2 1/2 inch of four settlers posing on their half built cabin; 3) two ladies and their two dogs in front of their log cabin; 4) 8 x 5 inch photo on a 9 x 6 inch mat of a blacksmith shop and four gentlemen and a horse Lot# 4091 , Oval Landscape posing out front. The blacksmith shop Photograph This is a vintage is a frame building, not a log cabin, photograph in an old wood frame. I technically. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 63630 measures 22”x 19” and shows a farm house, complete with large barn. Lot# 4085 , Madame Butterfly Piece has no glass, an easy fix, and Cigar Box Label Unused embossed appears to be hand colored. A great cigar box label with a woman looking addition to the parlor. . Est. $75-150 at a ship at night. 6.5” x 8.5”. Light HWAC# 56629 toning on bottom and light creases bu stil very pretty. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 73020 Lot# 4092 , Poe Family Photo Booklet Cardboard bound and red ribbon tied “Thanksgiving Souvenir, Indian Creek, Nov. 26 1903” . We are Lot# 4086 , Medical Ephemera unsure which Indian Creek this is. 2 1906 Geo. Wappler, Hollister, CA b/w Photos 3.75” x 4.5” of families calendar. 1898 WW Gavitts Medical including several Poe’s, a Calamari, Co., Topeka, KS application blank Est. and more. Edgar Allan Poe is listed $50-80 HWAC# 65038 although the famous poet was deceased in 1903. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 56535 Lot# 4093 , Pretty Brewing and Distilling Billheads Color pictorial unused billheads. 8.5” x 11” C. Lot# 4087 , Mine Pinup/Nude Heilman Brewing with chalet style Photo Suite A humorous suite building and a European man holding of eight vintage photos of three a beer stein. 9 Vina Distilley 7” x 8.5” professional women models at an artificial mine site. The suite begins with train and Brandy case vignettes. at a mine entrance (staged, possibly at Knott’s Berry Farm in the Nice colorful group. Est. $100-150 1940’s) and progresses. The photos are by an unknown photographer, HWAC# 64338 possibly intended for publication. There is no pornography here. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 75214 Lot# 4088 , Mission Development Lot# 4094 , 1943-1954 Route Cards of Co. Stocks with Getty Printed Circus Travels Official Routes of Al Kelly & Signature 7 issued 1954-1955 with Miller Bros.; Cole Bros. Circus; Ringling Bros printed J Paul Getty signatures. Est. and Barnum & Bailey; The Great King Bros. 3 $80-100 HWAC# 64077 Ring Circus; & a picture of a woman from the circus. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 64206 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 229

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4095 , Saloon Trade Cards Lot# 4102 , 1875 Townsend Universal Five colorful Saloon trade cards, circa Printing Press Co. Stocks (2) 2 rare stocks 1885-1890. All five from Wardwell with nice printing press vignettes. #86 i/u & Nownes Saloon, Methues, Mass., W Townsend 1875 10 shares, # 87 i/u W two different varieties. Excellent Townsend 1875 15 shares. Both signed by condition Est. $100-200 HWAC# President Townsend. Note condition issues. 62460 Est. $150-250 HWAC# 64062 Lot# 4096 , Scarce Christmas Seals Specimen Subscription Bond ABN Specimen punched. $20 Christmas Seals Bond, The Campaign Against Tuberculosis. Est. $100-200 Lot# 4103 , Union Pacific Stage HWAC# 64074 Lines ticket punch leather holster This is a leather holster for a ticket punch hand-held tool for the Union Stage Lines buses. The Driver would Lot# 4097 , Sports Trading Cards A punch the ticket hold’s ticket and collection of eight sports cards including accept them on the bus. This vintage Barry Bonds 1995 All-Star, Billy Martin Taxas leather holster is black with brown manager card, Ken Griffey Jr. Crown Royale, leather stitching. The inside is Peyton Manning’s Edge ‘98, Dan Marino’s embossed with the Union Pacific ‘95 Upper Deck, Vinny Testaverde University Stages logo and the wearer’s initials “WL” are neatly stamped on the of Miami Donruss, a mint Randy Moss Fleer cover flap. This holster is reminiscent of the time before automobiles Rookie card and a signed Daryl Spencer Post became the norm for transportation. Strict Interstate Federal Cereal 1962 card. some cards are graded regulation permitted stage lines to compete with rail lines for fair mint. All come in plastic cases. Est. $60-100 trade and transportation. The Union Pacific Stage Lines; established HWAC# 56665 in the 1920’s, was incorporated in 1946, and purchased by Overland Greyhound Lines in 1952. This holster is missing the original punch Lot# 4098 , 1847 Steamer Commodore tool but shows many miles of wear and use. Est. $100-200 HWAC# Vanderbilt Receipt The steamer 56374 Commodore Vanderbilt became the Lot# 4104 , US Soda & Soda Works flagship for the North Atlantic Mail Ephemera Collection Lot of 40+ Steamship Line. At the onset of the Civil pieces. Diverse lot! Includes: three War, President Lincoln on April 16, 1891 mounted photographs (6.5 x 8.5” order the blockade of all Southern ports photo size) of candy stores with soda & coastline. The Secretary of War was fountains, not identified; 1937 Racing authorized to purchase commercial vessels Program with La Vida advertising to accomplish the blockade. In April of on front; gorgeous unused pictorial 1873 the Vanderbilt was decommissioned letterhead for Shasta Springs, Cal.; and sold to Howe and Company who two different pictorial billheads for renamed her Three Brothers. (Photo included in this lot) Excellent condition. 8” x 5”. Est. $180-300 HWAC# the Salt Lake City Soda Water Company, both 1891; 1900 issued stock 64209 certificate for The Laxakola Company for 10,000 shares, low Number 7; unused pictorial letterhead for Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Everett Lot# 4099 , Sterling Silver Forks with color vignette of cola bottle; 1905 Shasta Route New Era (weekly magazine promoting Shasta Springs, California); five matchbook & Teaspoons Set of 7 sterling silver covers (7 Up, Nehi, etc.); big batch of labels including large group for forks & 6 sterling silver teaspoons. Nipisan Spring, Innisfallen Iron Brew, Budd Cola & Cream Soda, etc.; Pattern A, 20.77 oz. = 19.21 Troy. Forks are 6.75”L X 1”W. Engraved and more. Please inspect. (Prag Collection) Est. $300-500 HWAC# monogram with letter K(?) Est. $300-400 HWAC# 72020 55408 Lot# 4100 , Tobacco and Pipe Lot# 4105 , Vintage Pinup/ Related Postcards 34 tobacco, Nude Photo Suites Collection smoking and pipe related postcards. Some are comical. Est. $60-150 of nine photo suites involving HWAC# 54637 professional nude female models, all about 2.5 x 4” each. Each suite involves different models, and is composed of about ten photos each. Taken by an unknown professional photographer, these suites were clearly designed for publication in a magazine. Each has a somewhat humorous theme, from cleaning with a vacuum cleaner, to a friendly strip dice game. The suites start with the models fully clothed, then Lot# 4101 , Tobacco Tins (4) and a progress. There is no pornography here, only the modeling of the female (s). Est. $200-400 HWAC# 75213 Cigar Box Tins- 2 from Half and Half, Burley and Bright Tobacco. Humo- Lot# 4106 , 2002 Vacheron wear on lid. Top Cigarette Tobacco. Constantin Watch Book Nice Cardboard box from Prospero de Vacheron Constantin hard cover book Nobili & C!.` Est. $80-150 HWAC# in slipcase. 97pp with many photos. 58719 Est. $100-200 HWAC# 73014 230 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4107 , Legal Library Legal Lot# 4113 , Western Banking Books (3) 3 library. 22 volumes total. All post hardcovers. US National Bank of Oregon and US 1900, more than half are modern Bancorp 1891-1984 by Singer, 1984 132pp with legal library. American Law and index. National Bank of Commerce of Seattle Procedure, LaSalle Extension 1889-1969 by Marple, 1972 277pp with index. University, four volumes, 1912 The Story of he Ameican Bank Note Co. 1958, edition; Rules and Manual of United 92pp, some foxing inside both covers. Est. $120- States Senate 1915; Standard 200 HWAC# 63346 Encyclopedia of Procedure; Moore on Facts, Weights of Evidence; Matthew Coombs’ Elements of Partnership, also noted as from the Moran library, two volumes, 2005; Martindale Hubbell Law Digest, 2001, 12 volumes; Martindale Hubbell Law Library, incomplete set. Hamilton Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 64458 Lot# 4114 , Western Historical Volumes (15) Excellent illustrated Lot# 4108 , Complete Lock Picking Kit The history books. El Dorado, Rhyolite, book explains it: “Visual Guide to Lock Picking” Nevada, Funeral Mts., Bennettville published 2002. A metal box full of master key and more Est. $100-150 HWAC# parts, lubrication oil, guide to rekeying Kwikset 69003 lock sets. A new career awaits on either side of the law! Est. $50-90 HWAC# 63645 Lot# 4115 , Western History Library (10) 10 hardcover Western History books with varied topics including California history, wagon trains, Wells Fargo, lawlessness, New Mexico history, Bill Kitt and more. Lot# 4109 , c. 1989 Key References Est. $150-200 HWAC# 63700 The Souvenir Card Collector Society The Souvenir Card Collectors Lot# 4116 , Western Trails (4 Books) Lot Society, pp.229; 2 Journal Vol. 11, of 4 books 1) The Oregon Trail by Francis Summer 1991. 8.5” x 11”. Est. $70- Parkman (paperback) pp.381; 2)The Oregon 100 HWAC# 64201 Trail, A New American Journey by Rinker Buck, c. 2015, pp.430; 3)Great Trails of the Lot# 4110 , Guidebook of the Western United West by Richard Dunlop, c. 1971, pp.304; States Hardcover, Guidebook of the Western 4)The Trail West A Bibliography-Index to United States Part B. The Overland Route / With Western Ameircan Trails, 1841-1868 by John a Side Trip to Yellowstone Park by Willis T. Lee, M. Townley, pp.309. Est. $60-90 HWAC# Ralph W.Stone, Hoyt S.Gale and Others/ Reprinted 63451 with Minor Corrections.1916, pp.251, pictures & folding map inside. Good condition. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 63408 Lot# 4117 , Stock & Bonds (2 Books) 1) The Collector’s Guide to Old U.S. Stocks and Bonds by Andrew C. Hall Sr.,signed by author. c.1984, pp. 227; 2)Arizona Mines and Mining Lot# 4111 , Guidebook of the Western United Companies 1854-1954 by James H. States Hardcover, Guidebook of the Western Garbani c. 1993, pp.307. Est. $40-80 United States, Part C. The Santa Fe Route / With HWAC# 63453 a Side Trip to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado By N.H. Darton and Others, Reprinted with minor corrections. 1916, pp. 186, several folding maps Lot# 4118 , Stock and Ephemera inside. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 63409 Collecting Guides (3) Collectors Guide to Old US Stocks and Bonds by hall, American Railroad Stock Certificates by Hendy, Owning Western History by Anderson3 Est. $80-100 HWAC# 63358 Lot# 4112 , Guidebook of the Western United States Hardcover, Guidebook of the Western Lot# 4119 , The Daguerreotype in America United States Part B. The Overland Route / by Newhall Third edition, 104 illustrations, With a Side Trip to Yellowstone Park by Willis softcover 175pp. Est. $40-60 HWAC# 63350 T. Lee, Ralph W.Stone, Hoyt S.Gale and Others, First Edition, Reprint August, 1915. pp 236, illustrations & folding map inside. Good condition. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 63410 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 231

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4120 , 1937 The Gumps in Radio Land Lot# 4126 , Place, Name References Books Book Rare softcover little book. Illustrated for the Profession Researcher Lot of 4 adventures of Andy Gump. 95pp. Est. $60-120 books: 1) Utah Place/Names by John W. Van HWAC# 73031 Cott, c. 1990, pp. 453; 2) Idaho Place Names A Geographical Dictionary by Lalia Boone, c. 1988, pp. 413; 3) Oklahoma Place Names Second Edition, by George H. Shirk, c. 1974 pp. 268 4)Wyoming Place Names Includes Yellowstone National Park by Mae Urbanek, c.1988, pp.233. All books in good condition. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 63476 Lot# 4121 , 1897 The Old Santa Fe Trail Lot# 4127 , 1867 Book of United States (Book) The Old Santa Fe Trail by Colonel Henry Official Register Hardback book, Register Inman, 1897, hardback book with illustrations, of Officers and Agents, Civil, Military , and pp.498. Slight wear on corners of book. Preface Naval, in the Year 1867. Some fraying at written by Honorable William F. Cody, “Buffalo edges of cover, pages legible, slight foxing Bill” Est. $60-100 HWAC# 63457 on first five pages. pp. 877. 6” x 9.5” Est. $150-250 HWAC# 63420 Lot# 4122 , c. 1987 The Pony Express/A Lot# 4128 , Books of Autographs Photographic Essay (Book) Pony Express & Manuscripts, Price Guides Lot Museum, A Photographic Essay by Greg of 3 paperback books: 1) Civil War Martin. Dedicated to William Parker Lyon Autographs & Manuscripts by Ronald the greatest Western collector of them all. Roy Seagrave, pp.396; 2) The Price Beautiful book pp.191. Est. $200-300 HWAC# Guide to Autographs by George 63466 Sanders, Helen Sanders, Ralph Roberts, pp. 493; The Sanders Price Guide to Autographs, The Word’s Leading Autograph Pricing Authority. pp.560. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 63406 Lot# 4129 , Antique Law Library Lot# 4123 , Through the Southwest, Along Antique law library contains 30 volumes, circa 1870’s. Perry on the Santa Fe Booklet Softcover booklet. B/W Trusts, second edition, two volumes Western images Approx 40pp. Covers have edge wear. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 64336 1874. Criminal Defenses, Lawson, 1886, volumes 34 and 35. Marked as WH Verdin Library, practicing attorney. Kent’s Commentary. 14th edition. Three volumes, 1896. Marked on the inside Thomas F Moran 1920. Wait’s Practice, four volumes, 1874. Inside front cover marked J E Eastman. Thompson on Trials. Two volumes, 1888. Marked as Library of W H Verdin. Cooley’s Constitutional Limitations, fourth edition and Cooley on Torts, one volume, each 1874. Thomas F Moran Library. Bishop on Marriage and Divorce, sixth edition, two volumes, 1881. All the preceding Lot# 4124 , 1950 Tiffany & volumes are generally in excellent condition, without detached covers Gaylord. Express & Exhibition as commonly found. Library also includes the following group of 12 Plates by Seibert Hard cover, very individual volumes: Freeman on Judgments, third edition; Abbott’s rare 90pp. Loaded with fakes. Est. Trial Evidence; High on Injunctions, second edition; Newell on $150-300 HWAC# 69079 Defamation, Slander and Libel; Story on Conflict of Laws, seventh edition; Probate Law Practice and Forms; Police Power; Fries Questions and Answers; Rod on Wills; Pacific Coast Lodge Journal, volume 9; Deering’s Associated Codes and Statutes of California; lastly, Wharton’s Criminal Evidence, eighth edition, stamped Mono County on the back cover, 1880. Hamilton Collection. Est. $500-2000 HWAC# 64456 Lot# 4125 , 1984 Pioneer Jews, A New Life in the Far West (Book) This is a key reference by Harriet & Fred Rochlin. pp.229, many black & white photos. Good condition. 8.5”x 11”. Est. $40-80 HWAC# 64204 232 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4130 , c. 1975 Peg Leg To Date-and Lot# 4135 , Lost Mines and Buried Beyond, (Book) Paperback book by John Treasures of the West Lost Mines and Buried Southworth & signed by John Southworth in Treasures of the West, Bibliography and Place 1982. This book is for those who have heard of Names from Kansas West to California, Oregon, Pegleg Smith & his lost bonanza of black gold on Washington, and Mexico by Thomas Probert the desert. Interesting read. 5.5” x 8.5”. Est. $50- c. 1977, pp.512.Excellent condition. 7.5” x 10” 100 HWAC# 63479 Est. $40-60 HWAC# 63452 Lot# 4131 , Picture Maker of the Old West Lot# 4136 , 1909 Lyell’s Travel in (Book) Picture Maker of the Old West/William North America by Cushing Hard L. Jackson by Clarence S. Jackson. Beautiful cover 172pp. The story of Charles book with many photos of early U.S. in the Lyell, an 1840’s geologist. Est. $30- west. pp.303. This book is scarce. Est. $80- 50 HWAC# 63307 120 HWAC# 63462 Lot# 4137 , Machining and Engineering Library 15 volumes including Rogers Machinist Guide by Rogers, Audels Wiring Diagrams by E.P. Anderson; Pocket Companions Lot# 4132 , National Banks of from Carnegie Steel. Two Volumes the United States 1863-1935 by I.C.S. Reference Library 114 and 115 and more. Est. $100-150 HWAC# Ramsey First edition 1977 hardcover 598pp. Rare. Est. $60-90 HWAC# 51508 73003 Lot# 4138 , Hearst Family Books (2) 2 Hardcovers. George Hearst, California Pioneer by older. The Hearsts by Hearst Jr. Est. $40-60 Lot# 4133 , North America History HWAC# 63703 Books (6) 6 hardcovers. Money and Banking by White, The Mystery of E Troop by Michno, Cowboy Poetry by Barker, The Business of Jews in Louisiana 1840-1875 by Ashkenazi, Panama Canal by Martinez, Lewis and Lot# 4139 , 1858 History of the Clark by Thorp Est. $80-120 HWAC# United States, 3 Volumes by 63958 Spencer Vol. 1 has foxing and stain, spine broken and part missing, Vol. 2 has foxing and stain, spine missing, Lot# 4134 , Mormon History Books Vol.3 has foxing and stain, detaching spine. Please inspect. Est. $100-200 (5) 1) The Polygamists A History of HWAC# 63708 Colorado City, Arizona by Benjamin G. Bistline, (paperback) c. 2004, pp.415; 2) Lot# 4140 , 1918 Encyclopedia Annual Publications Historical Society of American Biography (5 of Southern California 1930. Photos, Volumes) American Biography a pp.337; 3)Kingdom in the West /The New Cyclopedia, illustrated, approx. Mormons and the American Frontier/ pp.360 each volume. Condition Volume / The 1846 & 1847 Mormon issues noted. Spine covers missing, Trail Journals of Thomas Bullock, & staining, wear on corners. 8” x 11”. (hardback) c.1977 pp.376; 4) Massacre Est. $200-300 HWAC# 64246 at Mountain Meadows by Walker, Turley Jr., & Leonard (paperback) c.2008, Lot# 4141 , Ephemera Collecting pp.231; 5) The Mountain Meadows Massacre by Juanita Brooks, Guides (3) Confederate War Bonds (hardback) pp.222. Est. $60-120 HWAC# 63461 by Criswell 1992/93, Catalog of US Revenue Stamped Documents of the Civil War Era by Type and Tax Rate by Mahler. Owning Western History by Anderson. Est. $80-100 HWAC# 63352 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 233

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4142 , American Book Prices Lot# 4149 , Magic Catalogs (4) Heaney’s Current (Set of 9) Great lot for book Magic Co. catalog 25 1924 224pp. Invitation collectors. 1991- through 2004. to a Valentines Party 1950 with attached Includes names & addresses of Auction 5.75” wand. 2 Heaney’s catalog No. 24 96pp. Houses, Season’s Sales, Autographs & Est. $100-200 HWAC# 54945 Manuscripts. 6.5” x 9”. All books in good condition. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 64240 Lot# 4143 , American History Lot# 4150 Moulton, Alabama 1846 Publications (3) 2 hardcovers-The Summons from Moulton, Alabama Mapping of America by Tooley, Our Framed Summons, “To any Sheriff Continent by National Geography. of the State of Alabama Summon American History Illustrated October Jonathan (Collengrame?) to testify 1980. Est. $60-90 HWAC# 63372 against Charles (A Slave) defendant .” Dated 1846, in very good condition. Lot# 4144 , American West History 7.5” x 5.5”. The plastic covering has Book (5) 5 hardcovers. land of Many crack from left to bottom approx. 7.5” Frontiers by Faulk, Gold is the Cornerstone long. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 63428 by Caughey, The Bonanza West by Greever, The Bonanza Trail by Wolle, Western Ghost Lot# 4151 Anchorage, Alaska Town Shadows by Florin Est. $100-200 Anchorage Real Photo Postcards HWAC# 63342 Lot of 15 views of Anchorage from the 1920s through the 1960s. Aerial views, residential neighborhoods and public buildings. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 44215 Lot# 4145 , Anaconda & Lot# 4152 Circle City & Barrow, Production of States & Territories Alaska Photo Postcards of Circle City and Barrow, Alaska Lot of 5 (2 Books) 2 Books; 1) Anaconda by cards including river boat “Yukon”, Isaac F. Macosson, illustrated, c.1957, U.S. mail dog sled team, eskimo pp.360, 2) Production of States and drummers, cutting bowhead whale, Territories, pp.871, book missing front & back covers. Est. $100-200 Cape Smythe Whaling and Trading Co. HWAC# 64243 Est. $40-80 HWAC# 44221 Lot# 4146 , How To Become a Ventriiloquist by Kennedy (1882) 1882 62pp. Learn how to “throw your voice”. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 54940 Lot# 4153 Hyder, Alaska Four Real Photo Postcards of Hyder, Alaska Lot of four unused photograph cards from Hyder, “just over the line from Stewart, B.C.” U.S. Government block house, birdseye view. and two town photos. Est. $40-80 HWAC# 44210 Lot# 4147 , Hypnotism Books 25 Lessons in Hypnotism 1944 by Young 64pp. Hypnotism As It Is by Sage Lot# 4154 Ketchikan, Alaska c. 1902 . Snap out of it and bid! Est. 1920 Ketchikan, AK Harbor Photo $80-120 HWAC# 54939 Probably Ketchikan, AK harbor, approx 6” x 10.5, mounted on board. Original print. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 65031 Lot# 4148 , Heaney’s Magic Catalogs 2 catalogs with illustrations Lot# 4155 Nome & Juneau, Alaska of magic props, from Heaney’s #24 Scenic Old Photographs of Nome & 96pp and #25 222pp. Est. $100-150 Juneau, Alaska Six old photographs: HWAC# 54946 Nome in 1909, the interior of the Modini’s Cafe, street scene, also a picture attributed to Juneau. Est. $40-80 HWAC# 44230 234 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4156 Valdez, Alaska Scenic Lot# 4162 , Alaska Alaskan Alaskan Photographs of Valdez Lot Photographs Eighteen photographs of 12 Guy F. Cameron prints of scenes from Unalaska, Unga, Seldovia, Dutch near Valdez Alaska. Street scene with Harbor, and other town shots. Some dog team, panoramic views, Windy by Guy Cameron. Cameron was a well Falls. and a 51 ounce Valdez gold known Alaskan photographer at the nugget. All photos 6 x 8 inches or beginning of the 20th Century. Est. bigger. Est. $120-250 HWAC# 44234 $180-250 HWAC# 44227 Lot# 4157 Wrangell, Alaska Real Photo Postcards Lot# 4163 , Alaska Real Photo from Wrangell, Alaska Lot of 3 photographic post Postcards of Alaskan Glaciers Lot cards from Wrangell. All have album residue on of 48 photo post cards of glaciers reverse and are unwritten. View from across the that may not be there anymore. Muir, bay, birdseye, and on the shoreline. Est. $40-80 Mendennhall, Taku, Columbia, Childs, HWAC# 44211 Norris glaciers all represented. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 44217 Lot# 4164 , Alaska Scenic Alaskan Glacier Photographs Lot of 8 photographs, most by Guy F. Cameron Lot# 4158 , Alaska c. 1885 Alaska of Alaskan glaciers. Shoup Glacier, Columbia Glacier, Spencer Glacier Map, c.1885 Alaska map with blue included. Approximately 6 x 9 inches. highlight. A notable attribute is listing Early 20th Century. Est. $80-200 numerous forts along the Alaskan HWAC# 44229 Coast and “Indian Villages”. Page 161, publisher unknown. 11” x 13.5”. Note edge damage, please inspect. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 54453 Lot# 4165 , Alaska Assorted Alaska Stereoviews (18) Keystone-2 Willi Lot# 4159 , Alaska c. 1920? Alaska Campbell on a sled with dogs, 2x Steamship Line Book with Map three frost faced prospectors at 62 degrees below zero!, sleds at Pictorial book with map in back cover. Est. $80-120 HWAC# 65039 Haines, going up the Yukon River, big ice on the Allenkaket River, a boy and dog, The Dying Klondiker?, several female photos, drying fish, Lot# 4160 , Alaska Alaska Town government reindeer at Haines, Stereoviews (9) 9 Alaska town stereoviews. salmon. Underwood & Underwood- Underwood & Underwood-Wrangel main icebergs at Taku Inlet. Pacific Coast Views-Cape Horn. Est. $160-400 street with boardwalk. Griffith & Griffith- HWAC# 54947 Dawson. Uncredited cromolitho-house at Lot# 4166 , Alaska 1902 Letter from H. B. Nome, Lincoln St. in Sitka, Front St. Dawson, Palmer & Co. Inc. Bankers This letter is to Juneau, Ocean Front in Juneau. Keystone- Mr.Cortland Van Camp, Indianapolis, Indiana, The Dora Bluhm at St. Michael’s, Latouche, Juneau, Sheep Camp. Est. $160-400 HWAC# c.1902, concerning Alaska Cannery & Coal. 54948 This letter is during Gold Rush period. Est. $40-80 HWAC# 64363 Lot# 4161 , Alaska Alaska Village and Totem Pole Stereoviews (10) 10 Alaska stereoviews. Underwood & Underwood-Hydah totem pole at Wrangel, Klinkwan village with Lot# 4167 , Alaska 1892 Map of Alaska totem, Pool with totem, canoe at Alaska by Rand McNally, graphics & color by Kasa An. AF Jarvis-canoe at Kasa Lithography. Excellent condition. Map shows An x2. Uncredited chromolitho, Districts, Capes & Points, Islands, Lakes, Indian burial houses at Juneau City. Keystone-President and Mrs. Harding Mountains, Rivers, & Towns. This is at the at Sitka, sled and dogs, canoe at beginning of the Alaska Gold Rush. Mounted Kasaan. Est. $160-400 HWAC# 54950 on mat board. If mats are shipped then additional shipping may apply. 15” x 18.5”. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 72001 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 235

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4168 Ajo, Arizona Ca. 1948 Lot# 4175 Douglas, Arizona 1907-1958 Ajo Postscards Lot of 2 postcards Postcards from the Douglas Area Lot of 8 showing two different images of the postcards the show various sides of the town Ajo High School. One of the postcards of Douglas including the Hotel Gadsden, G is postmarked in 1948. Est. $40-60 Ave, and Main Street. Est. $100-150 HWAC# HWAC# 63803 63567 Lot# 4169 Bisbee, Arizona Ca. 1908 Bisbee Real Photo Postcards Lot of 7 fantastic postcards from Bisbee. All are not post marked, nor do any have a photographer identified. The postcards show images of the town of Bisbee and are in great condition. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 63806 Lot# 4176 Flagstaff, Arizona 1906- 1952 Postcards from Flagstaff Lot of 16 postcards showing the various Lot# 4170 Bisbee, Arizona Ca. 1925- 1940 Bisbee Real Photo Postcards street scenes and hotels of downtown Flagstaff and the surrounding Lot of 21 real photo post cards. 6 mountains. Est. $100-150 HWAC# were produced by Frashers Foto, 63568 6 from L.L. Cook Co.. and the rest are unknown. This is a fabulous lot showing birds eye views of Bisbee, the Copper Queen Hotel, the post Lot# 4177 Gila County, Arizona Ca. office and more. 4 of the post cards are postmarked from 1941-1948. 1925 Coolidge Dam Postcards Lot of Est. $200-400 HWAC# 63804 4 postcards shows the construction Lot# 4171 Bisbee, Arizona Ca. 1910 and results of the building of the Coolidge Dam. No postmarks. Only Early Bisbee Postcards Lot of 19 1 has a photographer identified as postcards from turn of the century Frasher Foto. Est. $50-90 HWAC# Bisbee. This lots postcards with 63823 images showing the beautiful mining town from various locations. 9 of the Lot# 4178 Globe, Arizona 1906-1949 postcards have postmarks from the Postcard Group of Globe Lot of 16 real years 1906-1913. Est. $200-300 photo and color illustrated postcards of HWAC# 63805 Globe. 1) Federal Building. RPC. Postmarked 1949. Frashers Foto, but distributed by Lot# 4172 Bisbee, Arizona Ca. 1910, 1925-1950 Older Real Photo and Lollesgard Specy Co. Tuscon. 2) and 3) Pic-A- Rib Cafe. RPC. No postmark, or photographer Other Postcards of Bisbee Lot of identified. 4) and 5) Arizona Apaches North 8 postcards including 5 very early of Hwy 70. RPC. No postmark. Frashers RPCs of the town of Bisbee. The RPCs Foto, but distributed by Lollesgard Specy include images of the 1908 flood, the Co. Tuscon. 6) Broad Street and Gila County Sacramento Hill, and other shots around town. The 3 other postcards Courthouse. Frashers Foto, but distributed by are from ca. 1925-1950 and show a general birds eye view of Bisbee and a tourist friendly map. Est. $140-200 HWAC# 63807 Lollesgard Specy Co. Tuscon. No postmark. 7) Public School. Postmarked 1906. 8) and 9) Overview of the town Lot# 4173 Cameron, Arizona of Globe. RPC. Photographed by the L.L. Cook Co. No postmark. 10) Broad Street Looking North. Published by Benham Indian Trading Co. Postcards of Cameron Lot of 5. No postmark. 11) Overview of the town of Globe. Douglas Drug Co. No 1) Little Colorado Trading Post. postmark.12) Old Dominion Copper Co. Postmaked 1913. Published by Published by Frasher’s Foto Inc. RPC. Van Waenen & Co. No postmark. 13) Overview of the town of Globe in No postmark. 2) Little Colorado 1896 by Skelly Studio. No postmark. 14) Strike in Globe. Street scene Trading Post. Published by Frasher’s RPC. No postmark, or photographer identified. 15) Old Dominion Foto Inc. RPC. Postmark 1936. 3) View Works. No postmark, or photographer identified. 16) Postcard of Cameron. Published by the L.L. souvenir folder of small postcards of illustrations of famous Arizona Cook Co. 4) Little Colorado Trading landmarks. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 63572 Post. Published by Frasher’s Foto Inc. RPC. No postmark. 5) Little Colorado Lot# 4179 Grand Canyon, Arizona Trading Post. No photographer Grand Canyon Area Postcard identified. RPC. No postmark. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 63812 Collection Lot of 85 Grand Canyon themed postcards. 20 are post marked (1915-1967), the others are unused. Lot# 4174 Clifton, Arizona Ca. 1910 Clifton Real Photo Postcard Est. $100-120 HWAC# 63566 Early RPC of the town of Clifton. No postmark or photographer identified. Est. $40-80 HWAC# 63819 236 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4180 Hayden, Arizona Lot# 4186 Miami, Arizona Three Great Miami Postcard of Hayden This postcard Postcards Lot of 3 real photo postcards. 1) Hospital. show the Community church No postmark or photographer identified. 2) Miami of Hayden. No postmark or Mine. No postmark or photographer identified. photographer identified. Est. $50-80 3) Birds eye view of the town. No postmark. HWAC# 63828 Photographed by Kelley;s Studio of Miami. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 63576 Lot# 4181 Jerome, Arizona Jerome Postcards Lot of 20 mixed real photo, color illustrations and color photo postcards. 8 are PRCs, and the photographers and producers are Lot# 4187 Miami, Arizona Ca. 1914 Two identified as L.L. Cook, Lollesgard Early Miami Postcards Lot of 2. 1) Birdseye Specialty Co., and Frashers Foto. The view of the town of Miami. 2) Concentrator rest of the postcards are all either City. Both of these RPCs were photographed color illustrations or color photo postcards. Only 1 of the postcards and produced by Kelley’s Photography has a postmarked from 1931. Est. $90-140 HWAC# 63820 Studio. Kelley had begun by documenting the work of the mines, but after opening the Lot# 4182 Kingman, Arizona 1889 Article studio became well known for doing class from Mohave County Miner Article from pictures, weddings and other community Kingman AZ, Mohave County Miner, mostly events until the 1940s. Est. $100-150 advertisements & articles dated May 11, 1889. HWAC# 63574 17” x 13.5”. Est. $50-80 HWAC# 64210 Lot# 4188 Morenci, Arizona Ca. 1930 Postcards from Morenci Lot of 11 postcards. The postcards show the images of Morenci’s downtown including the Plaza, the Phelps Dodge Hospital, and the Morenci Hotel. There are also several mining of the Lot# 4183 Kingman, Arizona Morenci Mine. No postmarks on any Postcards of Kingman Lot of 6. 1) of these postcards. Est. $140-200 Highway 66, through Kingman. No HWAC# 63821 postmark, but there is writing on the back on the postcard. Produced by Lot# 4189 Nogales, Arizona Ca. 1920 Frye and Smith Ltd. 2) Commissary at Nogales Birdseye View Postcards Katherine Mine Gold Standard Mine Lot of 4 early RPC birdseye views Corporation. RPC. Postmarked 1939. Produced by Frasher’s Inc. 3) of Nogales. Only 1 of the postcards Birds eye view of Kingman. No postmark, but dated January 20, 1945. has a postmark, but the date is Produced by Frashers Foto. RPC. 4) Birds eye view of Kingman. RPC. unreadable. However, the writer Produced by Frashers Foto. RPC. No postmark. 5) Birds eye view of makes a comment that the town’s Kingman. RPC. No postmark. Produced by L.L. Cook Co. 6) Birds eye population is about 5,000, which puts view of Kingman. Postmarked but date unknown. RPC. Est. $60-100 the date around 1920. Photographer HWAC# 63811 is identified on all of these photos by the name of “Lohn.” Est. $180-360 HWAC# 63817 Lot# 4184 Meteor Crater, Arizona Ca. 1940 Meteor Crater Postcards Lot Lot# 4190 Nogales, Arizona of 3 postcards of Arizona’s meteor 1916 Nogales Military Postcard crater. One of the post cards is folded Photographed by H.E. Wood of and is actually a large picture. Est. Troop”F” 1st U.S. Calvary. This $80-100 HWAC# 63569 postcard shows the camp of the 2nd Calvary Infantry. RPC. Postmarked 1916. Est. $40-80 HWAC# 63816 Lot# 4185 Miami, Arizona Ca. Lot# 4191 Nogales, Arizona Ca. 1936 Miami Postcard Group Lot 1911-1961 Nogales Postcards of 9. 1) Miami street overview. RPC. Lot of 19 postcards. Images show Postmarked 1936. No photographer Nogales City Hall, Southern Pacific identified. 2) Birdseye view of Miami. Depot, the Court House and various RPC. No postmark or photographer street scenes. 6 of the postcards are identified. 3) Miami and Inspiration postmarked between the years 1911- Hospital. By the L.L. Cook Co. No 1961. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 63809 postmark. 4) Birdseye view. RPC. No postmark or photographer identified. 5) YMCA. RPC. No postmark or photographer identified. 6) Birdseye view. RPC. No postmark or photographer identified. However, a note was written on the back of this postcard but never mailed. 7) Bullion Plaza School. RPC. By the L.L. Cook Co. No postmark. 8) Sullivan St. East from Inspiration Ave. RPC. No postmark or photographer identified. 9) Birdseye view. RPC. By the L.L. Cook Co. No postmark. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 63573 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 237

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4192 Nogales, Arizona Ca. 1926 Lot# 4198 Salt River, Arizona Ca. Nogales Street Scene Postcards Lot 1920 Roosevelt Dam Postcards Lot of 5 terrific street scenes from the of 12 mixed real photo postcards and early years of the town of Nogales. color illustrated postcards. Only 2 of 1) Large crowd gathers in the street. the postcards are postmarked, the Dated Nov. 11, 1926. No postmark. dates are 1918 and 1924. Est. $80- RPC. Photographer is identified with 120 HWAC# 63822 a watermark on the bottom that reads “John.” 2) A view down Morley Ave. No postmark. RPC. Photographer is identified with a watermark Lot# 4199 Springerville, Arizona on the bottom that reads “John.” 3) Street scene. No postmark but Postcards of Springerville Lot of there is witting on the back of the postcard. RPC. This photograph 4. 1) Titled “Native Sons” features a was taken by H.E. Wood. Troop “F” 1st. U.S. Cav. 4) Border with U.S. bear and donkey. RPC. Postmarked and Mexico. RPC. No photographer identified. 5) Birds eye view color appears to be dated in 1919. 2) reproduction. From Mike Roberts Kodachrome by Intermountain Main Street. RPC. No photographer Tourist Supply Co. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 63815 identified. No postmark. 3) Street scene. RPC. Postmarked 1945. Lot# 4193 Nogales, Arizona 1890 Nogales, No photographer identified. 4) AT Beer Letter Proto Brothers Letterhead, Street scene. Photo color postcard. 1890. Proto likes the beer but “it comes too Produced by Royal Pictures. No postmark. Est. $50-90 HWAC# 63814 high”. Est. $40-60 HWAC# 65054 Lot# 4200 Tombstone, Arizona Postcards of Tombstone Lot of 4. 1) Old Modoc Stage. M.E. Fly, Souvenir. No postmark. 2) The Old Bird Cage, pre-renovation. No postmark or photographer identified. 3) The Bird Cage Theatre post-renovation. No postmark or photographer identified. 4) The old Hotel Nobles Lot# 4194 Nogales, Arizona Ca. 1920-1940 Real Photo Postcards photographer identified. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 63571 and Schieffelin Hall. postmark or of Nogales Lot of 20 RPCs featuring views around the town of Nogales. Lot# 4201 Tombstone, Arizona Some of the views include, the Post Ca. 1920 Real Photo Postcards Office, a street scene looking at Grand of Tombstone Lot of 23 real Ave., the court house, the Federal photo postcards photographed Immigration building, the boarder and produced by Frashers Foto of with Mexico and much more! 6 of Pomona, CA. Burton Frasher was a the post cards are postmark from photographer of the American West the dates 1912-1950. Some of the and one of the most wildly known photographers and producers identified of the postcards are L.L. Cook photographers and producers of postcards. This lots contains images Co., Frashers Foto, Lohn, Est. $40-80 HWAC# 63818 of Tombstone including the Bird Cage, The Tombstone Epitaph, Main Street, the Court House, the Boothill Graveyard and more. What makes Lot# 4195 Phoenix, Arizona Ca. 1903-1966 Phoenix Postcard this lots so special is that it is pre-Tombstone renovation. Although it once boasted a population of 10,000 people by 1910 the town’s Collection Lot of 72 postcards population dwindled down to just 700. What saved the town and still showing the sites and famous keeps Tombstone’s economy going to this day is tourism. With this lots locations around Phoenix. Some of Frasher captured the decaying Tombstone before the surge in tourism the images include the State Capital, Arizona fair grounds, scenes from to the area. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 63579 a rodeo and many more from around the city. 26 of the postcards are postmarked between the dates 1903-1966. Est. $150-250 HWAC# Lot# 4202 Tombstone, Arizona 63808 Tombstone Postcard Collection Lot Lot# 4196 Prescott, Arizona 1905- of 19. 12 are real photo postcards. All of the RPCs are not postmarked and Prescott Postcard Group Fantastic only one photographer is identified historic lot of Prescott! 22 real photo with a postcard of the Old Fire and color illustrated postcards. Department by W.M. Cline Co. The 13 of the postcards are real photo following 7 postcards are all color post cards. The remaining 9 are illustrated images. This lot showcases Tombstones famous and historic illustrations. The postcards in this sites including the Bird Cage, the Crystal Palace, Boothill Graveyard, lots show case several views of the town and businesses, the old Territorial Prison, the local High School the Hangmans Tree and much more! Est. $120-200 HWAC# 63800 and more. 10 of the postcards are post marked between the years Lot# 4203 Tombstone, Arizona 1905-1951. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 63578 Tombstone, Arizona Newspaper Lot# 4197 Ray, Arizona Real Photo Advertising Card From an early printing co. proof book that Postcard of Ray This is a lovely contained samples of many print image of a neighborhood street in jobs from the 1890’s. Actual age of the town of Ray. Ray is known in this piece is unknown. A black on cream card for the “Arizona (star) the mining world for having a large Kicker...50 cts. for 3 months...Published weekly...Tombstone, Arizona”. copper mine in the area. There is no No mention of Territory. However, found with a small group of paper post mark and in great condition. Est. $60-120 HWAC# 63570 that was “A.T.” marked. A quick search shows this newspaper in biz c.1890’s. Mint. Est. $80-120 HWAC# 53635 238 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4204 Tuscon, Arizona Ca. Lot# 4210 , Arizona Arizona Co-Op 1927-150 Tuscon Area Postcard Mercantile Documents Approx 13 Group Lot of 12 postcards. 3 are items from this Mormon Company RPCs photographed by Frashers Foto. 2 are from L.L. Cook Co., 1 was including 1891 receipt, various other published Petley Studios and the remaining 6 are from unknown 19th Century receipts, check, bank photographers. Only 1 postcard in this lot is postmarked from 1927. ledger, pictorial letterhead from Est. $100-200 HWAC# 63801 Barnard Machinery, 1896 stock cert. and more. Est. $200-400 HWAC# Lot# 4205 Tuscon, Arizona Ca. 1908- 64352 1954 Tuscon Postcard Collection Lot of 37 postcards from Tuscan. 10 of the postcards are postmarked Lot# 4211 , Arizona Arizona between the years 1908-1954. History Books (2) Softcover Arizona This lots features several images Place Names by Granger. Hardcover of the city of Tuscan including the The Arizona of Joseph Pratt Allyn by University of Arizona, the Old Xavier Nicolson Est. $80-100 HWAC# 63351 Mission, the Southern Pacific Depot and more. Est. $100-220 HWAC# 63802 Lot# 4206 White Hills, Arizona Ca. 1949 Postcards of White Hills Lot of 3 postcards from the ghost town of White Hills. 1) General store, jail house, and bank. RPC. No postmark. Frashers Foto card, but Lot# 4212 , Arizona Arizona Territory produced by Lollesgard Specialty Co. 2) Another Books (4) 3 hardback books & 1 paperback town view of White Hills. RPC. Postmarked 1950. book. 1) A History of Banking in Arizona by Larry Schweikart pp.248, c. 1982; Confederate Frashers Foto card, but produced by Lollesgard Specialty Co. 3) Another town view of White Pathway to the Pacific / Major Sherod Hunter Hills. RPC. No postmark. Frashers Foto card, but and Arizona Territory, C.S.A. by Boyd Finch produced by Lollesgard Specialty Co. Est. $50-100 pp.234, c.1996; Arizona Territory 1863- HWAC# 63813 1912, A Political History, pp.529 c. 1970; Camp El Dorado, Arizona Territory / Soldiers, Lot# 4207 Winslow, Arizona Winslow Steamboats, and Miners on the Upper Colorado River by Dennis G.Casebier (paperback) pp.103 Postcards Lot of 4. 1) Clear Creek Pump c. 1970. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 63407 House. Postmarked 1903, no photographer identified. 2) School House. Postmarked Lot# 4213 , Arizona Arizona Map 1908. 3) U.S. Post Office. PRC. No Double truck Rand McNally map of photographer identified. 4) Clear Creek. Arizona. PP 468-469. Multicolor. 14.5” x Postmarked 1913. No photographer 20.75”. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 54461 identified. Est. $80-120 HWAC# 63810 Lot# 4208 Yuma, Arizona 1909 Yuma Postcard Collection Lot of 34 real photo and color illustration postcards. In the group, 18 are Real Lot# 4214 , Arizona Arizona Metal Photo Postcards. 7 of which were Collectibles and 2 Stocks Copper photographed by Frashers Foto, 3 and red Arizona license plate with by Dean’s Views Depot of Yuma, 3 by UTAH on plate. Thick copper souvenir L.L. Cook Co., and 5 unknown. The plate. Brass badge shaped Montana rest are color illustrations from Newman Post Card Co., Adolph Gross, Stock detective tool tag, possibly from Pub., A.O. Boeres Co., Detroit Publishing Co., Lollesgard Specialty Co., Magma Copper. Twin Buttes Mining and others. The group features various Yuma street scenes, the old & Smelting Stock. Spearmint Gold Yuma prison, the famous Gretna Green, the court house and more. Est. Mining stock. Est. $50-70 HWAC# $200-300 HWAC# 63577 64525 Lot# 4209 , Arizona c. 1892-1908 Lot# 4215 , Arizona Arizona Small Arizona Billheads and Letterheads Town Postcards Lot of 14 postcards from Approx 12 billheads from AZ various smaller towns around Arizona. business’. 12 letters/letterheads with The small towns include Adamana, Soto Bros, Bisbee Lodge IOOF, and 2 Benson, Salome, Escuela, Wickenburg, Jefferson Hotel pictorials. Est. $120- Safford, Castle Hot Springs, Sanata Claus, 200 HWAC# 64346 and Wilcox. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 63825 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 239

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4216 , Arizona Lot# 4222 , Arizona Rare Arizona Misc. Arizona Postcard Town letters Navajo Springs, 1894 Group Lot of 97 postcards to the Arizona Co-Op in Holbrook and souvenir postcard (Mormon Co-Op); Young, A.T. letter pieces from all over 1900, rare locale. Both letters Arizona, mostly scenery completely in manuscript. Est. $80- and the Grand Canyon. 120 HWAC# 59723 Some of the locations include Monument Valley, Canyon Diablo, Apache Lot# 4223 , Arizona 1887-1892 Three Lake, the Tumacacori Territorial Arizona Checks / Drafts 1) National Monument and Draft from the Tucson Chapter, No. 3. R.A.M. much much more! 24 of Issued Jan. 26, 1887. Pay to Commercial the postcards and dated Insurance Company $27.55. Signed by between the years 1907- the High Priest and Secretary. 4.5 x 8” 2) 1959. Est. $150-200 HWAC# 63829 Manuscript draft, dateline Sheep Camp, June 1891. Addressed to the ACMI in Hollbrook. Lot# 4217 , Arizona Arizona Small Pay Mr. Fish $80. 4 x 5” Stains. 3) Manuscript draft, dateline St. Joseph, March 11th, 1892. Town Postcards Lot of 10. Towns Addressed to the ACMI in Hollbrook. 3.5 include Ash Fork, Fairview, Benson, x 4.75” The ACMI was an early Mormon Lowell, Inspiration, Naco, Quartzsite, organization in Arizona. Est. $60-100 Salome, Peach Springs, and Gripe. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 63826 HWAC# 66066 Lot# 4224 , Arkansas 1855 Arkansas Lot# 4218 , Arizona Arizona Small Town Map Dated 1855 surveyor’s office Little Postcards Lot of 8 wit mix of RPCs and color Rock. Litho by A. Hoen & Co. A, (1&2). Some illustrations. These postcards are showing toning on edges, 1” of left edge is missing. views of Cottonwood, Stafford, Chloride, 18.75” x 18”. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 54327 Oracle, and Seligman. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 63830 Lot# 4225 Alpine County, California Lot# 4219 , Arizona Arizona Silver Mt. and Alpine County Area Stereoviews Mescal plant by Buehman Postcards (4) B/W view of a town, & Co. Vermilion Mesa, Jacob’s Pool by Silver Peak at Ebbets Pass, Kit Carson Bodfish. Est. $120-240 HWAC# 54613 Pass, Markleeville Hot Springs. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 56578 Lot# 4226 Alturas, California Alturas County Warrant This Alturas County Warrant is from 1804, Lot# 4220 , Arizona Gold Road and for $64 payable to John Hovele(?), No. 122, for services as County Tax Oatman Lot of 6 postcards. 3 are Collector & Sheriff. 7.5” x 4.5”. Est. from Gold Road. The postcards show $100-150 HWAC# 63441 an overview of Gold Road. There are no postmarks and only 2 of the Lot# 4227 Anaheim Landing, postcards have a photographer’s California Rare Billhead for the mark of Gallup. The other is not Anaheim Lighter Co., Anaheim marked. The remaining 3 are of Oatman. The Oatman photographs Landing, 1866 Dateline Anaheim also show several different views of the town. Photographer of this Landing, January 24th, 1866. group are identified as Frashers Foto, Gallup, and E.G. Pringle. Only 1 is Anaheim Lighter Company. Billed to postmarked from 1946. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 63824 Messr. Irwin Flint & Co. for lighterage Lot# 4221 , Arizona 1891 and commission on 28 packages from the Steamship Orizaba (?). Signed Manuscript Pieces from Arizona by William Manning, agent. Folds, some stains. 5.25 x 8.5” Anaheim (Rare) 2 rare manuscript pieces Landing (later known as Seal Beach) in Orange County was founded in from Arizona to Holbrook A. Ty from the late 1850s by the Anaheim Lighter Company as a port for the Santa Albert F. Potter. 5” x 6”. Slight stain on Ana Valley. “Lighter” refers to a barge used to transport cargo from back in fold lines. Est. $50-75 HWAC# anchored ships to the port. The conditions were treacherous. Est. 56778 $100-200 HWAC# 60439 240 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4228 Bakersfield Region, Lot# 4232 Bishop, California Ca. California Early California Oil 1925-1955 Bishop Area Real Photo Photographs Three choice early Post Cards Lot of 6 real photo post mounted photographs, circa 1910 in cards from Frashers Foto, showing and during the great oil boom of the the town of Bishop, Ca. 1) Main first few years of the 20th century. Street. 2) Main Street. 3) Kittie Lee The views are clearly the Kern County Inn. 4) Bishop Union High School area, not the California beach area gymnasium. 5) Convict Lake at Bill around Huntington Beach. The first Garner’s camp. Postmarked May is about 6 x 8” matter to a larger size. 25, 1943. 6) Reprint of main street. It shows a derrick at left and several Please note that this is not an original men next to what appears to be a small refining plant and a houses. post card, this one is a reprint. Est. The second is an interior shot inside the main floor of a derrick $100-150 HWAC# 63553 pumping station with 2 men. Same size. The third is about 6 x 8.5”on the inside of a different derrick with 4 men. This is a very important Lot# 4233 Boca, California Peoples part of California’s history, with a new product boom that wasn’t gold, Ice Company Stock Certificate, silver or copper, but oil! Est. $200-400 HWAC# 56457 Boca, CA 1877 Inc. June, 1875. Dateline San Francisco, May 26, Lot# 4229 Big Trees, California Five 1877. No. 105, issued for 45 shares to Big Trees Stereoviews, E. & H.T. Thompson. Signed by the president, Anthony & Co. Lot of 5 different, all John Cashin, and secretary Sweeney. published by E. & H.T. Anthony Co. Star cancels thru signatures, as usual. Vignette of ice house on lake (New York). Four are large format by African-American lithographer Grafton T. Brown. Folds, creases, (4 x 7”): 38, Galen’s Hospice (fading stub still attached on the left. Ice was a valuable commodity in the and wear at corners); 6, Gateway for 1870’s. It was used in the mines at Virginia City as the underground Equestrians through the Father of the temperatures were stifling. Ice was also used to refrigerate rail cars Forest; 35, Top of the Grizzled Giant; to ship California produce to the east. The lakes near Truckee and 2, The Sentinels, Entrance to the Donner Pass would freeze over in the winters and the ice was cut Grove (only one in this collection). into blocks and stored in the ice house. Nine different ice companies Plus one smaller (3.25 x 5.75”), No. 39, Group of Big Trees in Mariposa operated at Boca alone. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 60407 Grove (fading and light contrast). This is a diverse group with many representative views for this favorite tourist spot near Yosemite. E & Lot# 4234 Bodie, California Bodie HT Anthony & Co. took on that name in 1862 and continued publishing Documents and an Old Ledger views for many decades, making these harder to date. Likely c.1870s. Binding Old 1870’s ledger binding (Prag Collection) Est. $200-500 HWAC# 54752 (12 x 18”) with no contents and a group of three documents Lot# 4230 Big Trees, California from Bodie. Two were written to Mariposa Big Trees Stereoview Rosewood Kahn in Lundy, 1899; the Collection Lot of 11 different Big third a bank receipt for W.H. Pope. Trees stereoviews. This is a nice Condition problems. Est. $60-100 group, with some rare views. 1) HWAC# 63506 c.1866 Thomas Houseworth & Co. No. 909, Interior of the house built on the Lot# 4235 Bodie, California 1902- Original Big Tree Stump, Calaveras 1907 JS Cain Deposit Cards (77) County. Only one in this large Approx 77 JS Cain deposit cards collection, but has split in half and 1902-1907 Est. $200-400 HWAC# been reattached. 2) Three c.1870 John P. Soule stereoviews: 1275, Top 65048 of Grizzly Giant, looking up; 1276, Horse-back Ride through the Big Tree; and 1279, view of Big Tree and Galen’s Hospice. 3) c.1880 Taber card: 1163, Grizzly Giant, looking up. 4) Six others: Keystone of early Lot# 4236 Bodie, California 1800’s- car going through tree; Bierstadt view of people standing in front of 1908 JS Cain Deposit Cards and Grizzly Giant; Ingersoll card, c.1898, of staircase going up side of large More Approx 30 JS Cain deposit cards fallen log; similar to previous, but with people in the view; Continent 1902-1907, Mono Mining Co. job Steroscopic Co. showing man and horse inside of tree; solicitation letter 1908, Mono County Tax Receipt c. 1880’s Est. $100-200 and one of fallen tree (no publisher). Condition varies. Please inspect. HWAC# 65047 (Prag Collection) Est. $200-500 HWAC# 54754 Lot# 4237 Bodie, California Mono Lot# 4231 Big Trees, California Gold Mining Co. Receipt 1888 1900’s (early) Big Trees Post Cards receipt for the Mono Gold mining Co. (10) 1) Post card from trees of in Bodie for $750 for assessment on “majestic Calaveras County, Mark stock. VF. Est. $40-60 HWAC# 49063 Twain and Bret Harte received their early inspirations”; 1 post card of men working in forest “Logging in the West. Moving Big Timber in the Forest”; 2 The Sentinals, Big Tree Grove, Calaveras Co., Cal.; Pioneer’s Cabin, Cal, Big Trees; Set of 6 post cards of Calaveras, Cal., Big Trees. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 56739 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 241

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4238 Bodie, California Ca. 1930 Real Photo Lot# 4244 Cold Spring, California Postcard of Bodie Frashers Foto of the historic 1864 Cold Spring Receipt for mining town. Est. $40-50 HWAC# 63564 Taxes Treasurer’s Office, Town of Cold Spring $42.41. Slight foxing & staining. 8.5” x 4.5”. Est. $50-90 HWAC# 63430 Lot# 4245 Colfax/Grass Valley, California 1890 Colfax & Grass Valley Knights of Pythias Medals and Ribbons Nice trio and condition. 2x Lot# 4239 Buena Park, California Early Colfax Lodge 200, 1 Grass Valley Lodge Knott’s Berry Farm (Disneyland) 74 Est. $120-200 HWAC# 65036 Ephemera Lot of 4. 1) Color booklet with mailing envelope, c.1950s. “Knott’s Berry Farm and Ghost Town.” Pacific Press. Full of black and white photographs. Tells the story of the farm. 34 pages. 11” x 8.5” Also a souvenir newspaper, “The Ghost Town News,” published by Knott’s Berry Farm Lot# 4246 Darwin, California that likely came in the same envelope. Postcard of Darwin Great postcard 2) Knott’s Berry Farm Chicken Dinner shows the historic mining ghost town Restaurant Menu. Color. c.1954. 8.25” x of Darwin. Produced by Frashers 5.25” 3) One unused real photo postcard Foto. Est. $50-80 HWAC# 63559 for the Disneyland Hotel. Later. (Prag Collection) Est. $50-100 HWAC# 55677 Lot# 4240 Burlingame, California Guittards Ground Chocolate Advertising Hanging cardboard Lot# 4247 Death Valley, California guitar shaped advertising for Guittards Ground Books about Death Valley (2) 2 Chocolate. 6 1/2 x 14 inches. Founded in 1868, the hardback books: 1) Loafing Along Guittard Chocolate Company is based in Burlingame, Death Valley Trails by William California. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 63260 Caruthers/ A Personal Narrative of People and Places, pp.184, c. 1951, 6.5” x 9”; 2) Death Valley ‘49ers by Frank F. Latta, has illustrations & photos, pp.350, c. 1979. Est. $100- 150 HWAC# 63421 Lot# 4248 Death Valley, California Lot# 4241 Calico, California Ca. 1907 Early Death Valley Postcard 1925 Postcard of Calico “A ghost Postmarked April, 1907. Taken by city of the desert” reads the caption Larsen Photo out of Goldfield, NV. of the bottom of this postcard. The postcard shows a tough group of Photographed and produced by miners with the caption “Dry Canyon, Frasher Foto. Est. $50-80 HWAC# 63558 Furnace Valley near Death Valley, where you find a few bleached human bones...” Est. $50-70 HWAC# 63556 Lot# 4242 Chico, California 1899 Chico Newspaper Articles Lot# 4249 Death Valley, California 1927- Collection Large book of newspaper 1946, 1992 Death Valley Real Photo Postcard Collection Lot of 36 post cards collections from Chico Semi Weekly from Death Valley. 22 of the post cards Record, Vol XLV, Chico, Butte County, were taken by Frasher Foto, 7 were taken Cal., Friday, Jan. 3, 1899 to Dec. 29, by Willard. 3 are modern reprints of 189. Has frayed edges on many pages. Separating at spine. Please inspect. 17” x 22.5”. Est. $100-200 Frasher Fotos by the Tomesha Corp. The HWAC# 72016 rest are not marked. 8 of the post cards are all postmarked between the years of Lot# 4243 Chino, California Chino 1927-1946. Fabulous group! Est. $200- Odd Fellow Hall Assoc. Stock 300 HWAC# 63554 Certificates 3 certificates I/U 1899 to CJ Mason #22 2 shares, JW Turner Lot# 4250 Donner, California #24 5 shares, I/C to N Rice #27 5 Donner Lake Postcards Lot of ten. shares. Signed by president Newman. One black and White RCPC and three 4.5” x 8”. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 54364 color RPC’s. Includes a 1920 Meyers and an Emerald Bay. Est. $40-60 HWAC# 53473 242 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4251 Donner, California Lot# 4257 Grass Valley/Nevada City, Postcards of the Road to Donner California Grass Valley & Nevada Summit Lot of seventeen. Seven City Druggist Ephemera Eleven black & white RPC’s and two color pieces of paper from local druggists RPC’s. Est. $40-60 HWAC# 53471 Drs. Loutzenheiser, Moulton and Manning. 1879-1915. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 61971 Lot# 4258 Grass Valley/Nevada City, Lot# 4252 East Highlands, California California Grass Valley & Nevada c.1914 Photographs and RPCs of City Ephemera Collection Forty East Highlands, California Lot of seven pieces of paper from the late 19. Six real photo postcards (two 1800s. Billheads and receipts, some mailed,1914, East Highlands cancel) with artistic vignettes. Est. $100-200 and 16 black and white photographs HWAC# 63272 (3.5 x 5.5”). Show people enjoying a vacation at a lakeside cabin, including shots of fishing, early automobiles, picnics, tent camping, a dam, lake views, etc. One postcard says “this is the cabin...it is in the water now.. the water flows over the old dam.” (Prag Collection) Est. $100-250 HWAC# 55646 Lot# 4259 Grass Valley/Nevada City, California Grass Vally & Nevada City Lot# 4253 Fort Bidwell, California Newspaper & Printer Ephemera 1865-1895 Rare California Towns Lot of ten pieces from printers and Billheads and Letterheads (10) newspapers in the Grass Valley/ Assorted billheads and letterheads Nevada City area. Nevada Daily from uncommon California towns. Transcript (1880), Grass Valley Weaverville, Douglas City, Alturas, Daily Union (1878), Foot-hill Weekly Bridgeville, Healdsburg, Biggs, Tidings (1879). Est. $100-150 HWAC# Newman, Fort Bidwell, Nueneme. Est. 61970 $80-120 HWAC# 65056 Lot# 4260 Grass Valley/Nevada City, California Pictorial Grass Valley & Lot# 4254 Geyserville, California Nevada City Billheads Lot of five 1909 Two Geyserville, California billheads and receipts from 1870-80s, RPC’s Two different real photo businesses in Grass Valley and Nevada postcards of “The Geysers”. Fabulous City. Est. $60-120 HWAC# 61969 contrast and two very good views. This is a nice looking pair. Used. 1909. Est. $40-60 HWAC# 44114 Lot# 4255 Grass Valley, California Penny Postcard Collection Lot of eleven cards from the 1870s-80s Lot# 4261 Hollywood, California addressed to Jacob Heyman of Grass Fake Financial Documents for Use Valley, California. Several from the in Movies Rare! Over 35 Hollywood Anglo Californian Bank, several other financial documents that were for companies and a couple of personal movies--all are fake! Stocks, bonds, ones. Est. $60-120 HWAC# 63259 mortgages, depositions, summons, ID cards. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 44146 Lot# 4256 Grass Valley/Nevada City, California Grass Valley & Nevada Lot# 4262 Hollywood, California Two City Billhead Collection Thirty five Hollywood Prop Gold Bonds Consolidated pieces dated from 1873 through Gold Mining Corporation $1000 Gold bond 1929. Est. $120-240 HWAC# 63271 at 10%. Both unissued, No. 8724. Nothing is filled out. The coupons are blank. This makes these two pieces great Hollywood props! Est. $50-100 HWAC# 44129 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 243

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4263 , California c 1890 The Carson Valley to Placerville Road, 1860-1863 Entertainment Photo’s & Group by Fred Holabird of Cal. Movie Stills These photo’s & stills include Gladys Knight & the This collection of documents represents a new discovery in Pips; Dr. Cory SerVaas, Editor and Nevada/California History. The papers were found in an archive Publisher of The Saturday Evening of San Francisco businessman George W. Swan, a box maker and Post, visiting with the late Norman Rockwell in his studio; Suzanne dealer. But before Swan went to San Francisco, he was involved Summers; “Boys Town,” A Metro- as a principal in several toll roads, then delving into various Goldwyn-Mayer-Picture, & many mining entities before the final move to San Francisco and his more. Approx 28 photo’s. 10” x 8” (some larger, some are smaller) Est. box business. $200-400 HWAC# 53352 This group of papers covers both ends of the toll road – the Lot# 4264 , Movie and Entertainment Carson Valley end with D.D. Kingsbury, and the Placerville end Ephemera Lot of three pieces: 1) program with Geo. W. Swan. to Juliet Prowse starring in “Mame” at Other papers of Swan are found in additional lots in this catalog. the International Hotel in Las Vegas. 2) They do not pertain to any portion of the toll road and mostly promotional flyer for “Doomed Battalion,” a deal with Swan’s involvement in Placerville railroads or mining. 1932 movie produced by Carl Laemmle. 3) a 14 x 9 inch flyer for “A Farewell to Arms,” Literature Review starring Helen Hayes and Gary Cooper with Little was written about the Carson Valley-Placerville Toll Adolphe Menjou. a Paramount Picture. Est. Road, even though it was well known at the time as the most $60-120 HWAC# 63253 important route through the Sierra. Davis (1912) claims the route was first used by Fremont. It was used as the Pony Lot# 4265 Keddie, California c.1915 Keddie-Genesee Express route. Friday’s Station at South Lake Tahoe was along the route. Stage Company Receipt Koonter & Schlicher, Carson Valley by Dangberg (1973) repeats what was Proprietors. Dateline Keddie, Cal., 191_. Six freight/ printed in The Tennessee Letters of Richard N. Allen more fully expense charges listed. Keddie is located in Plumas County, California. Folds, spindle hole, tear on border. 9 published by David Thompson, editor, 1983, which amounts to x 3.75” Est. $60-120 HWAC# 60410 two letters published in California newspapers. Angel (1881) is also silent on the subject except a minor mention. Angel spent more time discussing the construction of competing roads started after 1862. Lord (1883) discusses the toll roads over the Sierra in fair detail as a business, but does not mention the first road of Kingsbury-McDonald, instead also focusing on the post-1862 roads. Mack (1935) makes no mention whatsoever, an apparent major omission. DeGroot mentions the road only in general terms, but does not mention the route by name, nor specifics (1876). The same held true for DeQuille (1876). Summary D.D. Kingsbury by published accounts appears to have begun a toll road from Carson Valley to Tahoe about 1859, according to Carlson. The contracts in this archive, however, indicate the work did not begin until early 1860 (the possibility exists that these contracts were for “upgrades” or improvements). D.D. Kingsbury appears to have died about April, 1863, and may have died in the same avalanche that killed his brother A.B. Kingsbury (more research needed). While some historical writers have maintained the road was built by the two brothers with McDonald, not a single contract attests to this notion. Kingsbury’s land contracts called for the outright purchase of land for the toll road, which started near Van Sickle’s house in Carson Valley. The toll road then ran up toward Lake Valley (Tahoe). At the same time, it appears Geo. W. Swan was building the other end of the Carson to Placerville toll road starting near Placerville. He also purchased land just wide Lot# 4266 Carson Valley / Lake Tahoe, Nevada-California enough for a road, promising to erect a board fence on both The Kingsbury Grade Papers sides, five boards high. When D.D. Kingsbury died, Swan became Est. $2000-4000 HWAC# 67009 the attorney, and completed the necessary property deals to complete the road. The lower portion of Swan’s toll road had several toll stations near Placerville. Swan’s Upper Toll House was located in 244 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Strawberry Valley, as you climb the summit towards Tahoe. Lot# 4268 Lake Tahoe, California Tahoe / Johnsville Area Postcards The written historical record shows that competing lines were Two RPC’s-Cottage at Independence built around 1863, which may have caused the failure of the Lake in 1910; and photo of two Carson Valley-Placerville toll road. In actuality, however, it may indians posed at Tahoe City in 1932. be no more than the death of the principal (DD Kingsbury), Two other postcards--Depot, Truckee, which complicated and slowed down the overall construction Cal., 1907 and Eureka Mountain near process, allowing competitors to catch up. Johnsville, Plumas, Co., Cal., 1909. Est. $40-80 HWAC# 44135 This group consists of about 16 documents, most manuscript. Lot# 4269 Lake Tahoe, California Thirty-one 1.) Folsom, June 14, 1860, copy.DD Kingsbury receives of Osgood Money for a toll rd construction. Probate Court. “Kingsbury & Different Squaw Valley Color RPC’s Includes, McDonald Toll Rd running from Carson Valley near Van Sickle’s snow, the ice rink, house, over the first summit of the Sierra Nevada mountains to buildings, skiers, lifts, Lake Valley, and thence through said valley and to the top of the etc. See photos online for second summit to meet with the toll rd of Geo w swan…” 4.22.63 different cards. Est. $60- 2.) Jas a Cory regarding an indenture March 23, 1860, where 120 HWAC# 53506 Cory sold Kingsbury land for a toll rd. part of the payment was to be in stock of the Placerville-Carson Valley toll rd. 12.31.1863. 3.) Jas A. Cory vs Executors of DD Kingsbury, May 16, 1864. Deposition of Robert H Moore. Moore worked for DD Kingsbury “began May, 1860 on a wagon road over the Sierras”. Kingsbury Lot# 4270 Lone Pine, California bought hay of Cory and pointed out the Cory Ranch. “Moore, Cary Ca. 1930 Real Photo Postcards of is a damned fool. I can sell the hay for $100 a ton”. Stated that Lone Pine Lot of 4 Frashers Foto real DD Kingsbury never mentioned AB Kingsbury in any manner, photo postcards. 1) Main Street. 2)-4) Dow Hotel. Est. $60-90 HWAC# 63563 particularly with respect to business. 4.) Articles of Agreement Feb. 16, 1863 at Placerville Zachariah Prichart and G. W. Swan for the construction of a road through a portion of a ranch owned by Prichart. Swan buying land for the road wide enough for a road. Swan will construct a board fence Lot# 4271 Long Beach, California along the road, at last five boards high. Three Pin Backs 1) Illinois Society. 5.) Articles of Agreement, Feb. 16, 1863 between John Roupley 2) First Methodist Episcopal Church. (Placerville) and G.W. Swan (Placerville). Swan contemplates 3) Pictures of two men from unknown construction of a road through a portion of the ranch. Portion of manufacturer Est. $100-150 HWAC# land wide enough for a road. Construct a board fence along the 64160 road five boards high. 6.) Indenture between Wm Ewing and JWD Phillips. 8.14.1863. For land starting at a point on the Placerville-Virginia City road about thirty rods below the North America House and running along and near the old emigrant road, thence down what is known as the Hawley Grade, thence through grass Lake Valley Lot# 4272 Long Beach, California and to the tavern stand of James Green in Hope Valley. c1900 Framed Ramsey & Stevenson 7.) Statement of receipts for G.W. Swan, Jan. 6, 1864 to 4.1.64. Photograph of Boardwalk & Pier Lists expenses that include Kingsbury estate. Includes Toll Rd with Distinguished Visitors Photo Receipts, naming Smiths Flat (about 3 miles east of downtown by Ramsey & Stevenson, 527 West Placerville). Mentions three toll rds, Smiths Flat, Upper Rd, Sixth Street , Los Angeles, California. Central Turnpike One of the cit’s many boardwalks and 8. )Placerville, Apr. 3 1864, receipt for $298 for Geo Swan from piers - perhaps Long Beach. 31.5 x 15 .5” framed. Frame is particularly nice and in great condition. Photo has Wm H Swan for Swan’s Upper Road tolls (Strawberry). one scar in upper left. (The only online date-identified photo from this 9.) Placerville, April 2nd, 1864 receipt for tolls collected on Smith company we could find was in 1902 at the Santa Monica Wharf.) Est. Flat Toll Road for GW Swan. $200-400 HWAC# 48814 10.) Placerville, April 9th (1864?) receipt for $250 in silver coin Lot# 4273 Long Beach, California collected for tolls on Swans Toll Road. Long Beach, CA Postcard Collection 11.) List of Monthly receipts for Swan’s Upper Toll House, 12 Long Beach, CA postcards 12.31.1864. GW Swan and WH Swan proprietors. (Strawberry) including RPC’s. Est. $70-100 HWAC# 12.) Three Internal Revenue documents for GW Swan, two 1866 73035 for tolls, and one 1864 for duties on tolls for the Smiths Flat Turnpike Co. 13.) 1862 accounting sheet for GW Swan, River Road Company. This company likely managed the toll roads from Placerville to Swans Upper Toll House. 14.) Xerox copy of an 1864 letter from Osgood in Lake Valley (Tahoe) to Hamilton, re: general news about Swan and hay memo found in papers from deceased AB Kingsbury (who died in an avalanche about April 1863). Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 245

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4274 Los Angeles, Lot# 4279 Los Angeles, California West Virginia Picnic California Los Angeles Reunion Broadside Lets go to the West Virginia Picnic Brewing Co. Advertising Reunion, Saturday, Oct. 22 year unknown. Sycamore Grove Stein Ceramic. 9”. “Los Angles Park, Los Angeles. Pacific Electric Railway. 6” x 18”. 2 .25” Brewing CO. / Los Angeles tears on upper left. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 54100 California / 833” written on black. Scroll work. Top says “This Jug is not for sale, it is the property of the Los Angeles Brewing Co., Kuehnrich, Phone East 82, U. S. Patent No. 572257.” Est. $250-500 HWAC# 21759 Lot# 4280 Los Angeles, California 1877 California State Poll Tax Receipt Poll Tax Receipt No. 1943, signed by E.F. Spence & F.P.F. Temple. Two of Los Angeles’ pioneers when it was Mexican Territory. E.F. Spence resided in Whittier & assisted with the installation of the telescope on Mt. Wilson, donating $50,000. 8” x 3”. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 63478 Lot# 4275 Los Angeles, California Alaska Yukon Club Lot# 4281 Los Angeles, California Charles Lindbergh Broadside “See and welcome Broadside for International Sourdough Picnic Int’l. Colonel Lindbergh to Los Angeles. Tues. Sept. Sourdough Picnic under auspices of Alaska Yukon Club of 20.” Image of Lindbergh next to an American Los Angeles, Calif. Sept 17th, year unknown. Bixby park Long Beach, Calif. Pacific Electric Railway. 6” x 18”. Est. flag and train departure times for Pacific $200-400 HWAC# 54370 Electric Railway. Very nice piece of aviation related ephemera related to the famous Lucky Lindbergh! 6” x 14.5”. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 54331 Lot# 4276 Los Angeles, California Buckeyes Big Picnic Lot# 4282 Los Angeles, California 1877-1910 Los Angeles, California Reunion Broadside “Buckeyes” The Big Ohio Picnic Ephemera Collection Lot of 8. Reunion. Monday Feb. 13 year unknown. Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles. Pacific Electric Railway. 6” x 18”. Est. Includes: Tax Collector’s Office $100-200 HWAC# 54102 receipt, 1877, signed by J.J. Carrillo, who was the City Marshall, Chief of Police, & Tax Collector; Western Union Telegraph billhead, 1881; Farmers & Merchants Bank promissory note, 1881 and receipt, 1888; two Los Angeles Gas Company Receipts, 1881 & 1882; Los Angeles County tax receipt, 1877; and 1910 issued stock certificate for the Los Angeles Improvement Lot# 4277 Los Angeles, California Illinois Picnic Company. Please inspect. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 60416 Reunion Broadside Illinois All Southern California Picnic Reunion, all day long, October 15 year unknown, Lot# 4283 Los Angeles, California Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles.Pacific Electric Railway. Rare Palestine Exhibition RPC 6” x 18”. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 54379 Frasher RPC of Palestine Exhibitition in Los Angeles Est. $40-100 HWAC# 53906 Lot# 4284 Los Angeles, California c. 1905 View of Los Angeles and Vicinity Photo Lot# 4278 Los Angeles, California New England Picnic Book Third Edition. Approx 50 pages of Broadside Six state picnics, Maine, Vermont, New photos of LA scenes including Santa Monica, Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Catalina Island, Pasadena, Ostrich farm and All New Englanders at Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles. more. Front cover partially detached and 3” Saturday May 20 year unknown. Pacific Electric Railway. tear. Est. $80-100 HWAC# 64333 6” x 18”. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 54378 246 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4285 Modesto, California California Lot# 4290 Nevada City, California Black Stocking Handbill Smith & Angell’s 1860s-1891 Rare Nevada City & black stocking handbill for sale by Meyer & Latz, County Ephemera (Banking & Modesto, CA. A boudior item. Writing on back, Mining) Lot of 4. 1) Two Second of ink on front. Est. $60-100 HWAC# 65062 Exchanges from the Citizens Bank. Issued in 1890 (500 francs, bank in Switzerland) and 1891 (52 pounds sterling, bank in London). Both have folds, pinholes. 2) Monte Christo Mining Co. manuscript weekly time sheet from Feb. 1873 listing 8 workers including one Chinamen. Dateline Birchville. 8 x 5” 3) Unused Lot# 4286 Modoc County, California Modoc County, stock transfer from c.1860s for the Pennsylvania No. 2 Gold & Silver CA Deputy Sheriff Badge Mining Company, Nevada City. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 60447 7 point Modoc County, Lot# 4291 New Castle Area, California c. 1890- CA Deputy Sheriff badge, 1891 New Castle, CA Area Postcards (9) 9 no name. Appears to be a badge for trading. Est. postcards to Newcastle, CA and Placer County, $100-120 HWAC# 69063 CA. Est. $30-50 HWAC# 63166 Lot# 4292 Northern California, Lot# 4287 Mono County, California California Northern Calif. Letters and Ephemera (30) Approx 30 Postcards of the Mono Region Lot letters and assorted ephemera. of 10. 1) Tioga Lodge on the Shores Unusual items include c. 1880 of Mono Lake. Frashers Foto. 2) June propagation license for keeping a Lake Lodge four-sided fireplace. jack, Colusa County 1892 liquor Frashers Foto. 3) Middle Fork, Bishop license, several Bank of Italy Creek. Frashers Foto. 4) Lee Vining deposit slips, Parker Hotel pictorial Canyon. 5) Camp High Sierra. Willard letterhead, 2 pictorial Overland Transport billheads, Hupmobile Photography. 6) “The Old Man of the letterhead, Colusa County c. 1880’s peddlers, auctioneers, propogation Mountains” Bridgeport. 7) Mt. Muir and liquor licenses, and more. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 65043 and Mt. Whitney. Frashers Foto. 8) Palms to Pine Highway. Frashers Foto. Lot# 4293 Placerville, California 1866 9) Mono Lake. Frashers Foto. 10) Silver Lake. Frashers Foto. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 63562 Chinese Labor Letter “Chinamen should want a little more money next week...” Est. Lot# 4288 Monolith, California $60-120 HWAC# 69048 Monolith Portland Cement Company Stock Pair 1) i/c Monolith Portland Cement Co. to H. Dubois 1923 #4201 10 shares. 2) i/c Monolith Portland Cement Co to AC Theysohn #4277 8 shares. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 54628 Lot# 4294 Randsburg, California Ca. Lot# 4289 Nevada City, California 1925 Postcard of Randsburg Bird’s c. 1880-1890 Motherlode Region eye view of Randsburg by Frasher Trade Cards 7 from Nevada City, 1 Foto. Est. $50-80 HWAC# 63557 from Sonora. Est. $60-120 HWAC# 54131 Lot# 4295 Redlands, California First National Bank of Redlands Check Ledger Leather trimmed hardcover checkbook register with over 200 checks from the First National Bank of Redlands. Front cover detached. Check stubs indicate missing checks were issued 1918-1919. 14 x 10 inches. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 63268 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 247

DAY 4 Monday, June 25 General Americana Lot# 4296 Ryan, Lot# 4302 San California Ryan Area Bernardino, California Real Photo Post Cards Receipt for Capt. Lot of 6 real photo Wilks, San Bernardino postcards from the “Charles Wilkes (April Ryan area near Death 3, 1798 – February 8, Valley, Ca. Several of the 1877) was an American postcards show use of naval officer, ship’s the Baby Gauge Railroad captain, and explorer. by tourists. 2 Frasher He led the United States Fotos, 2 Willard, 2 Mack. Exploring Expedition, Est. $100-200 HWAC# 1838-1842 and 63555 commanded the ship in the Trent Affair during the American Civil War (1861–1865), where he attacked a Royal Mail Ship, almost leading to war between the US and the UK. His behavior led to two convictions by court-martial, one stemming from the massacre of almost 80 Fijians on Malolo in 1840.” from wikipedia.com. Is this receipt for Capt. Wilks the same Capt. Charles Wilkes? Jan 13, 1869 in San Berardino, CA. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 69052 Lot# 4297 Sacramento, California 1932 Large Sacramento Bee Lot# 4303 San Bernardino, Newspaper Articles in Book Large California 1907-1910 San Book of Sacramento Bee Articles Bernardino, CA Brewing Licenses from July 1, 1932, to July 30, 1932. Approx 35 brewing licenses from San Has articles ranging from “Governor Bernardino, CA Est. $80-120 HWAC# Roosevelt Wins Wide Lead in Three 64325 Ballots”, many crime articles, advertisements of the day, & much more. Has frayed edges on several pages, many are not frayed. Separating at spine. Please inspect. 17” x 22.5”. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 72015 Lot# 4298 Sacramento, California Sacramento, CA Steamer Ephemera 1867 receipt from Lot# 4304 San Bernardino Steamer Chrysopolis, Freeman County, California 1872-1949 San and Co. Express unused receipt c. Bernardino County Ephemera Lot 1850’s, 1861 receipt from Steamer of 19. 1) 1890 promissory note on H-H(bottom creases and vertical letterhead from W.H. Featherson, tears), receipt from California Steam Cucamonga. 8.25 x 5.25” 2) Riverside Navigation Co.1861. Est. $160-250 Improvement Company stock HWAC# 63375 certificate issued in 1888 for 50 shares. Not cancelled. Very good Lot# 4299 Sacramento City, condition. 3) Six express receipts for California Gold Rush State the Pacific Electric Railway Company Controllers Warrant State for shipments from Riverside, 1917- Controller’s Warrant from 1949. 4) Three San Bernardino Sacramento City, CA 1855. Allegorical County Merchandise Licenses, 1888-1889. 5) Six San Bernardino City vignette of woman with spear, licenses, issued for beer, dairy, and lodging businesses. 6) 1872 and beautiful mountains in background, 1890 tax receipts. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 66068 signed by Sam Bell, Controller. 9.5” x 6”. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 63440 Lot# 4305 San Francisco, California 1916 2 Schmidt Litho Co. Company Lot# 4300 San Andreas, California San Andreas Directories Schmidt Litho was one Postcards 3 postcards (birds eye views) of San of the best and most colorful of the Andreas, Calaveras County, California. Black & San Francisco printers. Here are 2 White postcards. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 56740 of there company directories, 1 has signatures of 7 company employees. The fronts have diecut SF earthquake ruins 10 years after the actual quake. Est. $80-100 HWAC# 54655 Lot# 4306 San Francisco, California Advertisements for Getleson & Landis Leather Two advertising Lot# 4301 San Berardino, California flyers, one 8 x 11, one 5 1/2 x 8 1/2. 1877-1936 Early San Bernardino Four page explanations of their goods Ephemera Homestead, bank deposit and patents. Located at 543 Market slips, many court docs, many deeds, Street opposite Sansome in San certificates of sale, mercantile license Francisco. Est. $80-120 HWAC# 63273 etc. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 69000 248 June 2018 - Treasures From Pacific Shores Auction