Mid To Late 1900s North Fork Rock Creek Trail Sign

Featured in this lot is this mid to late 1900s North Fork Rock Creek National Forest sign from the Phillipsburg area in Montana. Rock creek is located not far South from Missoula and is one of Montana

For your consideration is this large metal forest fire sign from the mid 1900s. The sign shows a metal construction with a white background. The sign reads, "Forest Fires Destroy" in red lettering and

Mid/Late 1900s, Gouache painting titled "Trail of Tears." Most figures she even painted in one sitting. Great condition. 22" x 40" (27-1/2" x 45-1/2" framed)

Seven Pieces of Douglass Rankin (1948-2022) Studio Pottery, Bakersville, North Carolina, Rock Creek Pottery, late 20th century, except for the slab-built vessel all with impressed stamp artist's mark,

circa mid 1900s, includes Chicago and north western, New York central, rock island, Santa Fe, and more

Mid/Late 1900s, Signed original gouache on tan poster board depicting a Navajo woman tending sheep and goats near the famous "Ship Rock" in northern New Mexico. Very good condition. Unframed, wrapped.

Porphyry Birdstone made by Billy Guthrie Mid to late 1900's. Billy made a good number of these throughout his life. We see them scattered in collections, books and on display here and there at shows.

Featured in this lot is this collection of twenty (20) Montana and Wyoming felt pennant flags circa mid to late 1900s. The collection shows many different sized and colored pennant flags from location

Finely Made 4 1/4" Hopewell Buzzard Effigy Pipe made by Billy Guthrie Mid to late 1900's

Finely Made Hopewell Platform Pipe made by Billy Guthrie Mid to late 1900's. Never been used. Not sure what the material is for sure on this one. Has a very nice draw to it should someone like to use

32 Sets of Earrings. Mid to Late 1900's. Coro, Bergere, Stix Baer & Fuller,

A T Foster & Co. painted wooden sign (Austin Theophilus Foster, mid to late 19th c Derby, VT and Rock Island, Quebec boot & shoe manufacturer) , 12' 6" x 17"

Featured in this lot is this IBP Laxative and Base Ball Liniment porcelain enamel sign circa mid 1900s. The porcelain enamel sign reads as follows: We Sell - Old Indian Her Laxative - IBP The Wonder M

For your consideration is this bait and tackle store sign advertising fishing tackle circa late 1900s. The sign would have hung in a bait and tackle shop advertising that they sold fishing tackle. The

Featured in this lot are two Bait & Tackle Shop advertising paper mache lures and a wood fish sign circa mid 1900s. The paper mache sculptures would have hung in a Bait & Tackle Shop advertising new l

For your consideration is this large Bull Sale advertising sign circa late 1900s. The sign would have advertised a bull sale on April 11th. The sign shows a wood construction and shows a red colored b

For your consideration is this late 1900s Department of Agriculture Forest Service "10 ton Load Limit" road sign constructed of thick sheet metal. The road sign shows colors of black and white and rea

Featured in this lot is this large wood, "General Merchandise" advertising store sign circa mid 1900s. The sign shows a large wood board reading, "General Merchandise" in light blue and white paint. T

Featured in this lot is this pair of Grey Owl canoe paddles circa mid to late 1900's. There are two paddles in this collection with a professionally and well crafted angled design. These paddles were

Featured in this lot is this Acoma Pueblo Sgraffito ceramic bear circa mid to late 1900's. The bear shows a fantastic example of Acoma Pueblo artistry; showing a very large size and with geometric pat

Group of five nice views of Western U.S. scenes, hand colored prints produced by various western artist. Prints include “Plate 37" from George Catlin’s “The North American Indians&#8

Grouping of 13 Rock Island train tickets dating from 1876 to 1932. Tickets vary in condition showing standard signs of use. A few tickets have moderately worn/torn edges and discoloration. Tickets hav

A striking silk Heriz Carpet North West Persia, mid to late 19th century the central indigo blue cusped medallion on a cream ground with outward scrolling madder palmettes interlaced with floral vines

A nicely colored mid-late 19th C. advertising litho in a period era frame with gilt trim, for the famous, and oldest, winery in all of North America, the Jaques Brothers Winery in Washingtonville, NY