Cowboy Indian Gun Collectible Auction

Oval turquoise stone in the center with three round stones on top and sides with a narrow vertical oval on the bottom to form a cross, each stone is s

Smooth brown leather belt loop holster with tooled steer head, concho and fringe. Stamped on the rear, "Miles City Saddlery Co./Makers/Miles Ci...

Green ammo can with Nazi marking no lid, Oiler marked LUB OIL M.G., and a Camillus military type knife and scabbard.

Marked '17 jewel', adjustable with window back, has studs for mounting in bracket. Nickeled case.

Bird effigy, Insect, and Face. All stone hand carved, unknown origin.

James Lee artist entitled "Peace" depicting a little girl with animals in an ornate Victorian frame. Image measures 19"x15". Fro...

Semi-automatic tube fed sporting rifle with a blued 21.25" barrel, full length tube magazine, blade front sight, adjustable rear sporting sight...

with center stone figural bead on cord. Appears to be very old needs research.

Origin Tennessee per consignor. Unknown age. Offered "as is", we don't guarantee the authenticity of this item, please do your researc...

Colorful beads on string, Indian made.

Alabama origin according to consignor, unknown age. In Riker case 13 total. Offered "as is", we don't guarantee the authenticity of th...

Hand signed in marker by world famous singer, Reba McEntire. Includes a certificate of authenticity signed by Kyle Bell of Scottsdale, AZ,. dated 10-1

Accented with silver colored beads.

Dangling feather design.

Tlingit carved natural black stone pendant and two bear claws, signed Jackson.

Fire truck grade siren, working at time of description, very loud!

Mother of pearl handle, 19th-20th Century style. Measures 10 ' overall with a 6" blade. Includes metal sheath.

Accented with 3 Mediterranean coral beads and silver engraved beads on woven twine.

Sister artist dated 1914 depicting Indian in a sinking canoe. Image measures 15"x11". From the Larry Howard Estate.

Arsenal refinished Russian military bolt action service rifle chambered in 7.62x54Rmm, circa 1944. Featured a blued finish, Izhevsk marked 28.7"...