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Summer Americana Auction Unsold Lots Available July 2019 Summer Americana Auction Unsold Lots Available July 2019 *Asking Prices Do Not Include Required Buyer's Premium *Items available for a limited time only and subject to previous sale or return to consignor *Asking prices are firm *Contact to Purchase: [email protected] or (775) 851-1859 Lot Title Asking Price 1007 Coat, Ladies Short Nap, Black Fur with Fur Hand Warmers (91340) $150 1008 Collar/Shawl, Fur (91342) $75 1009 Jacket, (Ladies,Vintage Russian Lamb) (91339) $150 1010 Ladies Cashmere/Fur Collar Coat (91338) $150 1012 Men's Black Leather Car Coat (76233) $25 1013 Shawl, Fur (91343) $100 1014 Shawl, Short Nap, Medium Brown Fur (91344) $75 1015 Suede Jacket for Men (76230) $20 1021 Napoleon I / Porcelain "Love Letter" Box (40607) $1,500 1022 Jade Buddha (75110) $70 1041 "Store of Mrs E. E. Fisher" Hand-colored Lithograph, etc. (74592) $35 1042 Print / " Enchanted Beach With Three Fluid Graces-1938 / By Salvador Dali (105371)$75 1043 Print / " Backwater Woodies"/ By Michael Glenn Monroe. (105374) $35 1044 Print / " With Spirit" / By Steven Saylor. (105375) $75 1045 Photo & Silhouette / Mountains & Hunting / 2 Items. (105390) $25 1046 Lithograph / " Chianti " / By B. Tauhert. (105373) $50 1047 Calendar Art (84442) $25 1049 The Devil God Print by N.D. Chenjung-Gi (76677) $100 1050 Watercolor & Pen N Ink Picture / " The Gracious Lady "" (105392) $400 1051 Print / Pablo Picasso / The " Blue Period" (105370) $50 1052 Prints by Jean Bungarta (2) (86840) $25 1053 Oil Painting / City Of Florence / By Antonio Pastore. (102150) $500 1054 Print / Sixtinische Madona 1513 / By Raffaelo Santi (105369) $35 1057 Acrylic Original Painting Signed by Hummel (87624) $100 1059 Bev Doolittle Prints (76372) $350 1061 Charcoal Original Art by Carol Luce (106022) $35 1063 Custom Oak Display Case (80059) $400 1068 Hudson School Landscape Painting (91523) $75 1070 Lithograph (Lithograph of Native American) (85811) $150 1071 Navajo Sand Painting & 2 Framed Art Monkey Prints (86854) $50 1074 Notre Dame Painting by Van Dam (54857) $100 1075 Oil Painting (Original) (85812) $400 Lot Title Asking Price 1078 Painting; Telling of the Ways by. William A. Moore (91407) $750 1080 Print of "In Honor of General Stand Watie" (55132) $35 1084 Scenic Watercolors of a Meadow and Ducks (2) (56805) $40 1085 Statues of "Darwin's Monkey" & Buddha by Bronze Masters (105458) $100 1088 watercolor / " Pueblo Mountains" / By Marcelene J. (105400) $25 1091 Spanish Silver Spoon (78343) $30 1092 Group of Silver Plate Items (56840) $65 1093 Silver Engraved Coffee Urn with Matching Tray (106385) $400 1094 Silver Plate Set (4) (86844) $20 1096 Sterling Silver & Stainless Steel Set (76200) $300 1097 Lamps (Lot of Three) (85830) $25 1098 Antique Washing Wringer (61178) $125 1099 Florentine Roseville bowl. (84416) $40 1100 Fostoria Oil Lamp (76368) $150 1103 Sutherland Pitcher and Bowl (50529) $75 1104 Daum Nancy Art Nouveau Vase (75567) $1,300 1106 13 Piece Johnson Bros. Plate Set (106393) $100 1107 Amphora (105469) $25 1110 Folk Art Lamp (75231) $25 1111 German Tea Set and Dessert Plates (106396) $50 1113 Hornet Hand Oil Lamps (2) (86478) $25 1114 Three Beautiful Vases (78105) $35 1120 Arizona Indians Postcards (104626) $30 1125 Navajo Wedding Baskets (63872) $100 1127 Two Akimel O'odham Baskets (54853) $90 1128 Two Large Papago Baskets (54850) $125 1129 Yei Navajo Rug (91336) $200 1138 Cherokee Nation, Chatahoochee River Region Pot Chards (50862) $125 1139 Fancy Projectile Points from the Chattahoochee Region (51064) $25 1146 Framed Print of Sarah Winnemucca (87638) $50 1147 Framed "Little Indian Girl" Print by McMahan (87647) $50 1148 Framed Wm A Moore, Paiute Heritage (87602) $250 1151 Washoe Indians Framed Prints (87734) $35 1191 Central California Tray "Basket" (84864) $35 1203 Doll "Dawn Seeker" Indian Squaw (106230) $50 1204 Doll "Laughing Waters" Contemporary (105990) $50 1205 Doll "Raven Wing" Contemporary (106231) $50 1206 Doll "Wedding of Raven Wing" Contemporary (106233) $50 1207 Doll (Native American) Contemporary (106234) $50 1208 Doll (Native American) Contemporary (106232) $50 1209 Doll (Native American) Contemporary (105739) $60 Lot Title Asking Price 1210 Dolls (1 horse & Indian Squaw) Contemporary (106003) $60 1211 Dolls (Native American & Her Horse) Contemporary (106004) $60 1212 Dream Catchers / 2 Items. (105002) $50 1214 Framed Caples Firestarter Charcoal (87656) $70 1215 Framed Capt Lewis Print by Charles Russell (87615) $125 1216 Framed Hollow Horn Bear Velvet by Ska (87875) $35 1217 Framed Native American Elder Print by Caples (87618) $50 1218 Framed Native American Print by Caples (87619) $50 1219 Framed Native American Woman Print (87660) $50 1226 Gussie Williams Oil by William Moore (98032) $125 1255 Moritz Flagg Native American Children Prints (2) (87736) $25 1256 Mortar & Pestle (105724) $50 1272 Native American Woman with Jug Charcoal Print by Caples (87600) $70 1278 Navajo Native American Dolls, Set of 2, Signed (86839) $200 1286 PNW Indian Postcards (104623) $15 1300 Robert Montanucci Framed Prints (2) (87737) $50 1301 Sand Art (Framed Sand Painting) (86843) $200 1323 Unusual Luck Oil by William A. Moore (87730) $1,000 1328 Wm. A. Moore Oil, "Sainobi" Framed Painting (87601) $900 1331 Post Cards / Foreign / 24 Items. (105378) $10 1335 African Water Gourd (87406) $25 1336 Argentina Postcards (105148) $15 1339 Austria Postcards (105227) $15 1343 Bermuda Postcards (105222) $10 1344 Edmonton, Canada Postcards (91388) $20 1347 Canada Postcards (91383) $20 1348 Ontario, Canada (Postcards) (91393) $75 1351 Vancouver Postcards (91387) $100 1353 Winnipeg, New Brunswick, Sask (Postcards) (91390) $20 1354 British Columbia Postcards (91384) $20 1355 Canada Navigation Stocks (2) (105587) $30 1358 Canadian Rockies Postcards (91389) $75 1359 First Mortgage Bond (Iron City & Steel Co. of Canada) (86824) $15 1361 27th Year Gold Loan Bonds, Three Denominations, 1938 (106477) $550 1362 China 29th Year Military Supply Bond Suite (106479) $900 1363 Chinese Bond Group (106579) $550 1364 Chinese Bonds, Ten Different (106572) $700 1365 Chinese Gold Loan Bonds for Russian Rubles and French Francs (106578) $500 1366 Chinese Government $20, $100 Gold Loan Bonds, 1912 (106475) $500 1367 Chinese Government Bond (108048) $2,000 1368 Chinese Government Bond (106529) $1,300 1369 Chinese Government Treasury Note (108052) $600 Lot Title Asking Price 1370 Chinese Imperial Govt Gold Bonds of 1898 (106478) $600 1371 Chinese Imperial Railway Bond (106601) $200 1372 Chinese Railroad Bonds (4 different) (106577) $500 1373 Chinese Railroad Bonds- Four (106575) $700 1374 Five Chinese Bonds (106573) $600 1375 Four Hukuang Railways Bonds, 1911 (106571) $900 1376 Lung-Tsing-U-Hai Railway Bond from the Republic of China (106528) $1,300 1378 Republic of China Bond (108049) $300 1379 Republic of China Bond (108050) $700 1380 Republic of China Bond (108051) $700 1381 Republic of China Bond (108047) $3,500 1382 Republic of China Liberty Bond (108046) $350 1383 Republic of China Liberty Bond (108045) $500 1384 Republic of China Liberty Bond (106530) $2,000 1385 Suite of Chinese Government Loan Bonds, 1912-1918 (106476) $1,000 1386 Three Chinese Bonds (banking) (106576) $170 1387 Tienstin-Pukpow Railway Loan Bonds, 1912 (106570) $500 1388 Chinese Railroad Bonds (4) (106574) $750 1390 Denmark Postcards (105212) $10 1391 Denmark Postcards (105220) $15 1394 Rare Book / " The Count Of Monte Cristo " , Part II (105412) $150 1395 Spain/Portugal/Gibraltar Postcards (105277) $50 1397 Paris, France Postcards (105139) $100 1398 French Assorted Postcard Collection (105133) $150 1399 French Building Postcard Collection (105136) $75 1402 French Park and Monument Postcards (105137) $50 1403 Henri Martin Signed Letter (106482) $40 1404 Jean-Baptiste Honoré Raymond Capefigue Signed Letter (106484) $50 1405 Mountains of France Postcards (105132) $15 1407 2 German Stock Certs (Joke Certs.) (86834) $20 1411 Gibraltar Postcards (105142) $25 1414 William Howitt Signed Letter (106483) $50 1417 Israeli Bonds / 2 Items (105019) $25 1421 Italian Cities (Various Post Cards) (91370) $20 1428 Italy Postcards (91378) $40 1436 Sonora Mexico Postcards (105358) $20 1438 Mexican Ruins Postcards (105420) $30 1440 Snow in Mexico Postcards (105359) $30 1444 Four Political Puppets from katherina Bekleshova, c1940's (56866) $500 1446 Sweden Postcards (105143) $15 1459 Kuneida Japanese Pharmacy Wrappers (88336) $50 1461 Middle East Postcards (105236) $50 Lot Title Asking Price 1465 Old Foreign Postcards (105347) $30 1488 Triple Justice 1940 Movie Poster (56428) $125 1491 Photo's / Wayne Newton & Elvis Impersonator / 2 Items (105398) $50 1492 Entertainment Promo Flyers (11) (88318) $50 1493 Lion Country Safari, Inc.stock certificate (106313) $30 1503 Vintage Musician Photographs (40163) $20 1505 Political and Military Postcards (104618) $50 1506 Declaration of Independence (Copy) (77652) $50 1508 Picture Holder with Plant from Lincoln's Grave (106491) $300 1510 1910 White Pine, NV Political Ads (48815) $35 1511 President Garfield & Cleveland / 3 Items. (105360) $60 1514 Book / " Leadership Secrets Of Hillary Clinton". (105409) $15 1515 Ephemera / Political / Washington, D.C. (105361) $150 1516 40 Political Letters from 1969-1974: Including Stevenson, Goldwater, Thurman, Nixon, etc. (104505)$500 1532 Revolutionary War Supplies (Flour) (106631) $95 1533 Army Pay Order and Verification of Services in 1st CT Regiment (106567) $100 1534 Connecticut Loan Receipts, 4 Uncut Sheets (106470) $900 1535 Connecticut Rare References - Geology, Industry,
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