400. Derrydale Press: The Gentleman's Companion - Charles H.
Baker, Jr. 2 Volumes: Vol. 1 - Exotic Cookery Book; Vol. 2 -
Exotic Drink Book. #338 of 1000 limited edition. Many uncut
pages. Books in excellent condition. Some wear to slip case.
401. American & Canadian Big Game Hunting: The Wilderness of
the Upper Yukon - Charles Sheldon, 1911. Where to Hunt American game – US
Cartridge Co., 1898. Life & Sport on the North Shore – Napoleon Comeau,
1909. Cruising in the Cascades & Other Hunting Adventures – G.O.
Shields, 1889. Rustlings in the Rockies – G.O. Shields, 1883. After Big
Game in the Upper Yukon – Major Nevell A.D. Armstrong, 1937. The Still
Hunter – Theodore S. Van Dyke, 1895. Sporting Adventures in the Far West
– J. Mortimer Murphy, 1880. Campfires in the Canadian Rockies – William
T. Hornady, 1906.
402. American & Canadian Big Game Hunting: Where to Hunt
American Game – U.S. Cartridge Co., 1898. Sporting Adventures in the Far
West – J. Mortimer Murphy, 1879. White Tailed Deer – William Monypeny
Newsom, 1926. Hunting Big Game – The Out Of Door Library, 1897. Camps in
the Rockies – N. A. Baille-Grohman, 1882. Hunting Adventures in the
Northern Wilds – S.H. Hammond, 1863. Plantation Game Trails – Archibald
Rutledge, 1923. A Sporting Paradise – P. St. Michael-Podmore, 1904. Camp
Fire Reminiscences – David Moore Lindsay, 1904. Sheep & Bear Trails
– John D. Holman, 1933 (includes a signed Christmas Card from the author).
Camp Fires in the wilderness – E.W. Burt, 1905. Hunting Big Game with Gun
& Kodak – William S. Thomas, 1906.
403. Canada – Early Sport 1833: Authentic Letters from Upper
Canada with an Account of Canadian Field Sports – T. W. Magrath, 1833.
404. American & Canadian Big Game Hunting: Hunting Big Game in
Far Northwest British Columbia – J.R. Bradley, 1904 (signed by the
author). Cruising in the Cascades & Other Hunting Adventures – G.O.
Shields, 1889. Big Game Fields of America, North & South - Daniel
Singer, 1914. The Big Game of North America, By the Men Who Hunted It -
Edited by G. O. Shields, 1890. Big Game Shooting in British Columbia &
Norway – F. Rosenberg, 1928. Sport & Life in Western America and
British Columbia – W. A. Baille-Grohman, 1900. Lewis’ American Sportsman
– Elisha Lewis, 1855. Wilderness Hunting & Wildcraft – Lt. Col.
Townsend Whelen, 1927. Wild Sports in the Far West – Frederick
Gierstaecker, 1859. Skyline Camps – Walter P. Eaton, 1922.
405. Africana – Big Game Hunting: Adventures in the African
jungle – Carl & Mary L. Jobe Akeley, 1930. Lions gorillas and their
neighbors – Carl & Mary C. Jobe Akeley, 1932. Restless Jungle - Carl
& Mary L. Jobe Akeley, 1936. In Brightest Africa – Carl Akeley, 1932.
The Adventures of an Elephant Hunter – James Sutherland, 1912. African
Adventure – Denis D. Lyell, 1935. Flashlights in the Jungle – C. G.
Shillings.
406. Fishing and Hunting with Camera, Photography: Whale hunting
with Gun & Camera - Roy Chapman Andrews. Sports Photography – Lee
Wulff, 1942. Wildlife and the Camera – A. R. Dugmore, 1912. Camera
Adventures in the African Wilds – A. R. Dugmore, 1910.
407. Fishing with Camera, Photography 1890: With Fly Rod &
Camera – Edward A. Samuels, 1890 (autographed by author, beautiful fishing
scene embossed in gold and silver on cover).
408. Fishing: Fly-Rods and Fly-Tackle. Henry P. Wells, 1885.
Salmon Fishing in Canada – Sir James Edward Alexander, 1860. Fly-Fishing
Salmon, Trout & Grayling, Edward Hamilton M.D., 1885. Fishing in
American Waters – Genio C. Scott, 1869.
409. Fly-Fishing: Fly Fishing & Fly Making for Trout – J.
Harrington Keene, 1887 (in excellent condition. Contains various actual
fly-making materials bound into volume). Fly Rods & Fly Tackle – Henry
P. Wells, 1885.
410. Frederick Courteney Selous: (famous African white hunter,
guided Teddy Roosevelt and many other notables). Sport & Travel, East
and West - Frederick Courteney Selous, 1900. Recent Hunting Trips to British
North America - Frederick Courteney Selous, 1907.
411. Spinning rod. Orvis "Battenkill" impregnated bamboo
spinning rod with bag and tube. 2 piece. 7 ½ ft.
412. Fly rod. L. L. Bean (made by Orvis) impregnated bamboo 2 piece fly
rod with bag and tube together with 1970 Bean’s catalog advertising this
rod.
413. Rod. L. L. Bean 9 ft. bamboo boat rod.
414. Firearm. Ruger Mark II .22 cal semi-automatic pistol. 50th
Anniversary model. In red ballistic plastic case with extra magazine,
instructions and a Ruger trigger lock.
415. Firearm. Winchester Model 94 lever action rifle. Serial # 1582264.
Made in 1954. Caliber .32 Winchester Special. Excellent condition with 95%
blue and well-figured wood.
416. Autumn Grouse - Frost, Arthur Burdett. (1851 – 1928). From
the set of twelve "Shooting Pictures" lithograph set published by
Scribner’s in 1895. Limited edition of 2500. Image size: 12 ¾" x 20
¼". Unframed. One of America’s favorite and most successful sporting
artists, A. B. Frost’s images of upland bird and waterfowl shooting
perfectly captured the sport at the turn of the 20th Century and
it is for these that he is perhaps most famous. Born in Philadelphia and
largely self-taught, he turned to illustration to earn a living. He
illustrated over 90 books, including sporting books by Theodore Roosevelt
and produced thousands of drawings for "Harper’s Weekly",
"Scribner’s" and many other magazines. He also did drawings for
"Uncle Remus", "Tom Sawyer" as well as numerous
political and humorous works. He suffered from red-green color blindness,
which is why many of his works are in gauche or black and white. When he
painted in color, he aided himself by reading the labels on the paint tubes.
Frost died in 1928.
417. Duck Shooting from a Blind - Frost, A.B. Another of the
twelve "Shooting Pictures" lithograph set published by Scribner’s
in 1895. Image size: 13" x 20". Unframed.
418. Duck Shooting from a Battery - Frost, A.B. Another of the
"Shooting Pictures" lithograph set published by Scribner’s in
1895. Image size: 13 1/16" x 20". Unframed.
419. Old Town Canoe. 11 feet in length. Known as "The 50lb.
Model". Serial # 175222. Completed in 1966. Color: red.
420. Izaak Walton: A New Chronicle of the Complete Angler –
Peter Oliver, 1936. The Compleat Angler – Izaak Walton & Charles
Cotton (American Edition from the fourth London edition, ¼ bound in
leather). The Complete Angler – Izaak Walton & Charles Cotton, 1927
(includes 16 woodcuts tipped in, by E. Fitch Daglish).
421. Izaak Walton: The Complete Angler – Izaak Walton &
Charles Cotton, 1847 (first American edition, beautifully ½ bound in blue
calf).
422. General George Armstrong Custer: Boots & Saddles -
Elizabeth B. Custer, 1885. Tenting on the Plains – Elizabeth B. Custer,
1889.
423. David Livingstone: Missionary Travels and Researches in South
Africa, New York, 1858 (1/2 bound in tan leather).
424. Henry M. Stanley: In Darkest Africa – Volumes I and II, New
York, 1890 (1/2 bound in brown leather. Removable map with each volume). The
Autobiography of Henry M. Stanley, 1909 (fold out map).
425. W. H. H. Murray: Murray’s Adventures in the Wilderness,
1869. How John Norton the Trapper Kept His Christmas, 1890. Holiday Tales
– Christmas in the Adirondacks, 1897 (boldly inscribed across a full page
by author as follows: "Touch hands. Touch hands. Around the Christmas
board, touch hands." W. H. H. Murray, Dec 25, 1897.
426. William Henry Drummond: Johnnie Courteau, 1901 (presentation
copy).
427. Women in Sport: A Sportswoman in India – Isabel Savory,
1900. Two Dianas in Alaska – Agnes Herbert, 1909. A Woman Tenderfoot –
Grace Seton-Thompson, 1900.
428. African Big Game & History: The Man-Eaters of Tsavo –
Lt. Colonel J. H. Patterson, 1907. (Second edition. Famous book that
includes description of hunting down man-eating lions that attacked railroad
crews in East Africa. Was the subject of the recent film with Michael
Douglas and Brad Pitt. Forward by F. C. Selous. ½ bound in green leather).
429. E.J. Lewis: Hints to Sportsmen, containing Notes On Shooting,
The Gun, The Dog, The Field and The Kitchen – First edition, 1851.
430. Reels. Julius Vom Hofe trout reels (2). # 1 stamped: "3".
2 ½" diameter. Ca: 1910. #2 stamped: "1/0". 3 1/4"
diameter. Ca: 1910.
431. Reel. Hardy "Uniqua" salmon reel. Size: 4 ½. Gray finish.
Ca: 1935. Ribbed brass foot. Together with A. F. Meisselbach & Bro.
Trout reel. Model # 631 "Rainbow Reel".
432. "Grout’s Celebrated Tackle Box". 11" x 9" x
5". Black japanned metal fishing box, possibly copper. Lift out tray.
Sectioned compartments. Contains 1 Malloch’s patented fly box, old leather
fly wallet and other miscellaneous tackle. Ca: 1890.
433. Fly rod. Orvis "Flea" impregnated bamboo 2-piece fly rod.
6’-6" length with bag and tube.
434. Johnson Sea Horse 5.5 horsepower outboard motor. Excellent plus
condition. Original paint. Made in the 1950’s and hardly used. Beautiful
original paint. Motor has been recently completely overhauled at a cost of
over $400. Includes tank and cover.
435. Mallards Rising – Clark, Roland. (1874 – 1957) Hand
colored lithograph published by the Derrydale Press, 1942. #83 of 250
limited edition. Signed lower right by Clark in pencil. Nicely matted and
framed. Size: 23 ½" x 26 ½" (frame); 16 3/8" x 19 ¾"
(image). This is one of the rarest and most desirable of the Derrydale Press
Prints, issued in an edition of 250. Roland Clark was another accomplished
American sporting artist and illustrator. He illustrated many books. He was
a prolific etcher, especially of game birds and his etching of pintail ducks
was selected for the 1938 Federal Duck Stamp. He was also an accomplished
writer and his four books, "Stray Shots", "Gunner’s
Dawn", "Roland Clark’s Etchings" and "Pot Luck",
all published as limited editions by the Derrydale Press, are classic
sporting works.
436. Pintails Coming In – Clark, Roland. Lithograph published
privately by Frank J. Lowe, 1942. #36 of 250 limited edition. Signed lower
right by Clark in pencil. Nicely matted and framed en suite with lot above.
Size: 23 ½" x 26 ½" (frame); 16 3/8" x 19 ¾" (image).
437. Federal Migratory Bird Stamp. 1938-39. Designed by Rowland Clark.
438. After the Blow – Clark, Rowland. Canada geese. Etching.
1925. Signed. Size: 13 ½" x 16" (frame), 6 ½" x 9 ½"
(image).
439. Boar – Becker, O. German. Signed bronze. Length: 6
¼". On a marble base.
440. Kit Carson – Blake, James C. "Buckeye". (1946 - )
Bronze hand painted by the artist. 15" high by 13" wide. Number
123 of a limited edition of 150. Signed on base. Proceeds from the original
sale of these statues helped fund a life size statue for the Nevada State
Capitol Complex in Carson City.
441. Standing Moose – Jonas, Louis. (1894 – 1971). White
metal. 12" high by 11" wide. Signed on base. Also marked:
Zoological Art Institute. Jonas took up taxidermy in Colorado where he
learned animal anatomy. He then moved to New York and worked at the American
Museum of Natural History with famous sculptors and taxidermists Carl Akeley
and Herman MacNeil. Together, Jonas and Akeley created the famous
"Indian Elephant Group" at the Museum. He also did
"Commemorating the Grizzly Bear", bronze, at Denver’s Municipal
Park; "Grizzly Bear and Cubs", Denver Museum of Natural History; 9
dinosaurs for the 1964 Sinclair Oil World’s Fair Exhibit and a Rhinoceros
for the Davenport, Iowa Public Museum, and many any commissions. Very few of
his smaller works were cast in bronze.
442. Wood Ducks - 1983 New Hampshire Duck Stamp Painting –
Plasschaert, Richard W. Oil or acrylic on board. Size: 23 3/8" x 20
¼" (frame); 20 3/8" x 17 ¼" (image). This artist was
selected to do the 1983 New Hampshire Duck Stamp. The painting subsequently
resided in the headquarters of the Fish & Game Department, which was
destroyed by fire in 1984. Plasschaert then painted this replacement. He
also painted the 1980 Federal duck stamp as well as a number of other state
game stamps.
443. Canada Goose Decoy – 1976 Massachusetts Duck Stamp Print
– Tyner, William P. Size: 15 ¼" x 18 3/8" (frame); 7 3/8"
x 11 ¾" image). #149 of a limited edition of 350. Remarqued by Tyner
with two geese landing in a marsh. Print signed twice by Tyner. Actual
Massachusetts Duck Stamp is framed with print and signed by Tyner.
444. Sid Hirst and Jack Point - Brown, Paul. (1893 – 1958).
Pencil drawing. Signed and dated 1936. Size: 14 ¾" x 16 ¾"
(frame); 8 3/8" x 10 ¾" (image). Inscribed by artist: "Sid
Hirst and Jack Point. Some pair – 3 starts – 3 wins - and the Whitemarsh
Copper Bowl was retired. (Sid was 16 at the time of the first win)".
Paul Brown was one of the foremost equestrian artists of the 20th
Century. He worked in oils, watercolor and many other media. He also
executed a number of prints, including 9 published for the Derrydale Press.
445. A Nasty Bump in the Making – Brown, Paul. (1893 – 1958).
Pencil drawing. Signed and dated 1936. Size: 14 5/8" x 16 ¾"
(frame); 8 ½" x 10 ¾" (image). Inscribed by artist: "A
nasty bump in the making. Jim Ryan had the pole – the others swung wide
and turned to him – Wham! – They all – no foul allowed – Broad Axe
’35".
446. Derrydale Press. The Horse – Its Action and Anatomy. Luard,
Lowes D. 1936. #28 of 150 copies. Rare.
447. Derrydale Press. Trout And Angling. Smith, Jerome V. C. 1929.
Deluxe edition. One of 50 copies. Green leatherm1/4 binding, hubbed spine.
Very rare.
448. African Big Game & History: The Man-Eaters of Tsavo –
Lt. Colonel J. H. Patterson, 1909. (Sixth edition. Famous book that includes
description of hunting down man-eating lions that attacked railroad crews in
East Africa. Was the subject of the recent film with Michael Douglas and
Brad Pitt. Forward by F. C. Selous. ½ bound in red leather) together with
White Hunter – J.A. Hunter, 1937 (presentation copy from author).
449. Colonel Hawker: Guns and Shooting, 1853 (second American
edition). Colonel Hawker’s Shooting Diaries, 1931 (NOT Derrydale edition).
450. Mark Twain: Roughing It – First edition, 1872.
451. Cynegetica or Essays on Sporting – 1788. Containing
Observations on Hare Hunting, Hounds, the Horse, the Huntsman, Harriers, the
Chase – a poem, etc. (appears to be original full leather binding).
452. The Wild Sports of South Africa - 1839: by Captain William
Cornwallis Harris. (Bound in full green leather, spine embossed with game
animals).
453. Derrydale Press: Falling Leaves, Tales from a Gun Room –
Philip H. Babcock, 1937 (#937 of a limited edition of 950. Illustrated by A.
Lassell Ripley).
454. Derrydale Press: The One Eyed Poacher of Privilege – Edmund
Ware Smith, 1941 (#647 of a limited edition of 750. Illustrated by A.
Lassell Ripley) together with: The Further Adventures of a One Eyed Poacher
– Edmund Ware Smith, Crown Publishers, 1946 (not a Derrydale, illustrated
by Ripley).
455. John C. Phillips: The Shooting Journal of George Henry MacKay
1865 – 1922, 1929 (Privately printed by the author. One of 300 copies). A
Sportsman’s Scrapbook, 1928 (illustrated by A. Lassell Ripley). A
Sportsman’s Second Scrapbook, 1928 (illustrated by A. Lassell Ripley).
American Game, Animals and Birds, A Catalog of Books – 1930.
456. Bay Mare and Her Foal - Stull, Henry P. (1851 – 1913). Oil
on canvas. Signed and dated 1901. Stull was born in Canada and came to the
United States at an early age. He lived in New Rochelle, NY and was an
illustrator for Leslie’s Weekly Magazine. He specialized in equestrian
works and especially racehorses and race scenes. Some of his paintings were
published as lithographs. He is considered one of America’s best horse
artists of that period. Size: 28" x 33 ½" (frame); 23 ½" x
28 ½" (image).
457. Head of the Race Horse "Polar Star" with a Track in he
Background - Stull, Henry P. (1851 – 1913). Oil on board. Signed and
dated 1912.Size: 33 ½" x 23 ½" (frame); 29 ¾" x 19
¾" (image). Labeled "Polar Star" on back.
458. Taxidermy. Big horned sheep trophy head mounted by the famous
taxidermist and sculptor James L. Clark (nameplate on back). Approximate
length of horns: 35". James Clark and his wife were good friends of
Walter Peterson who procured this sheep. For many years he was at the
American Museum of Natural History in New York. He felt that animals should
be shown in their natural settings. The result was the use of dioramas at
the Museum, with backgrounds painted by artists such as Carl Rungius. Clark
was also a very active member of the Boone and Crockett Club, the authority
and record keeper for North American big game trophy heads. Having
previously devised his own scoring system, 1949 he was asked to be a member
of the committee that devised a final scoring system for the Club. This
system was adopted in 1950 and is still in use today. Mr. Clark died in
1969. Sold with 3 booklets "Scoring Big Game Trophies" by Clark, a catalog from his
taxidermy business and "The Bronzes of James L. Clark".
459. Taxidermy. Big horned sheep trophy head mounted by James L. Clark.
Similar to lot above. Approximate length of horns: 32 ½". Sold with
copy's of Mr. Clark’s book "Scoring
Big Game Trophies" and "The Care of Your Hunting Trophies".
460. Taxidermy: Taxidermy & Zoological Collecting – The
Sportsman’s Handbook to Collecting & Preserving Trophies – Rowland
Ward, 1911. William T. Hornaday, 1891. Concealing Coloration in the Animal
Kingdom – Gerald H. Thayer, 1909. The English Angler in Florida –
Rowland Ward, 1898.
461. Taxidermy: A collection of taxidermy catalogs from the 1920’s and
‘30’s in excellent condition. Hansen Studios. Fred C. N. Parke (3).
Jonas Brothers.
462. Game diorama. Fabulous oak frame, bubble glass hanging display of
two mounted ruffed grouse mounted on a beautiful bird’s eye maple back.
Mounted by H. L. Rand, Worcester, Massachusetts. Rand’s label on back.
Excellent condition. Size: 26 ½" x 34 ½" (frame); 17 ½" x
25 ½" (glass).
463. Game diorama. Another incredible bubble glass diorama by Rand. Four
mounted bobwhite quail in a snow scene painted by Rand. Size: 32" x
48" (frame); 21 ½" x 37 ½" (glass).
464. English Setter with Blue Winged Teal – Riab (or Riabouchine),
B. (1898 – 1975). Russian-American painter. Watercolor on paper. Signed.
Unframed. Size: 9" x 12 ¾" (image).
465. Green Winged Teel Coming In – Riab, B. Watercolor on paper.
Signed. Unframed. Size: 8 ¾" x 12 ½" (image).
466. Speckled Trout Oil on board. American. Circa 1880. Size:
19" x 26 ½" (frame), 12" x 20" (image).
467. Gray Partridges in a Landscape - Oil on canvas. Circa 1850.
English or European. Size: 28" x 33" (frame), 21 ½" x
27" (image).
468. Bobwhite Quail – Schaldach, William J. (1896-1982).
Watercolor on paper. Signed by artist with an inscription to a Dr. Robert A.
Bickley probably by Schaldach. Schaldach was born in Elkhart, Indiana. He
studied at the Arts Students League as a pupil of Harry Wickey. In 1937, he
was invited to visit a friend visiting the Sonora Desert in Arizona and
developed a lifelong love for its colors and vitality. In 1956, he moved to
Arizona permanently. He was strongly interested in hunting and fishing and
did many paintings and etchings about this subject. He also wrote and
illustrated numerous magazine articles and did a biography of Carl Rungius,
the famed wildlife artist. His print "American Gamebirds –
Woodcock" was published by the Derrydale Press in 1931. Size: 18"
x 19 ½" (frame), 12" x 13" (image).
469. The Trout Stream – Schaldach, William J. (1896-1982).
Watercolor on paper. Signed. Size: 19" x 15 ½" (frame), 9
½" x 13 ½" (image).
470. Currents & Eddies – written and illustrated by William
J. Schaldach, 1944.
471. Small Fry –Two Bear Cubs and a Doe – Smith, Frank Vining
(1879 – 1967). Signed. Oil on board. Frank Vining Smith was born in South
Abington, Massachusetts. After graduating from high school, he entered the
Boston Museum School where he studied under Frank Benson and Edmund Tarbell.
For many years, he worked as a staff artist for the Boston Herald newspaper
doing illustrations and cartoons. In 1925, he left this position to become a
full time painter. He is best known for his paintings of ships and is said
to have done over 1,000. He also illustrated many books, magazine articles
and covers. He was a member of the Guild of Boston Artists, had frequent
one-man exhibitions and won many awards. This is an original painting which
was reproduced as calendar art. The print taken from this work was recently
offered on the internet by Log Cabin Arts. Size: 31" x 39"
(frame), 27" x 39" (image).
472. Cartridge magazine. For shotgun cartridges. Pigskin. 16 ½" x
11 ½" x 5".
473. Firearm. W & C Scott, England, double-barreled shotgun. 16
gauge, 2 ¾" chambers. 28" barrels. Very well figured wood. Wood
extension and pad added.
474. Firearm. A. Allen, England, double barreled shotgun. 12 gauge, 2
½" chambers. 28" barrels.
475. Firearm. Browning Citori over and under shotgun. 12 gauge. 26"
barrels.
476. Unexpected Game – Goodwin, Philip Russell. (1882 – 1935).
Original oil on canvas. Original frame. Size: 31 ½" x 40"
(frame); 24" x 33" (canvas). Considered to be one of America’s
greatest illustrators of hunting, fishing and western life, Goodwin was born
in Norwich, Connecticut in 1881. He sold his first illustrated magazine story
at age fourteen. He attended the Brandywine School at
Chadd’s Ford, Pennsylvania, a student of Howard Pyle and a classmate of
N.C. Wyeth and Maxfield Parish. He also attended the Rhode Island School of Design. He became
friends with Charles Russell and Carl Rungius. Although his studio was in
New York City, he frequently traveled in the west gathering material and
sketching for his paintings. His paintings often depicted hunters
confronting game, cowboy scenes and animals. He did paintings for numerous
advertising pieces and calendars, including those for Winchester, Remington
and Marlin firearms companies. His "Horse and Rider" was adapted
to be the trademark and logo of Winchester Repeating Firearms. He did
illustrations and magazine covers for "Outdoor Life",
"Saturday Evening Post", "Harper’s Weekly and
Monthly", "Scribner’s" and many other publications. He also
illustrated books, including Theodore Roosevelt’s "African Game
Trails" and Jack London’s "Call of the Wild". He died in
1935. There has a great deal of renewed interest in his work. including
several new world record auction prices in the past few years.
477. Reel. Brass antique trout fly reel. Marked: Horton, Glasgow. 2
¾" diameter.
478. Fly rod. Two handed 3 piece salmon rod. 12 ft. length. 2 tips.
Marked: Dame, Stoddard & Co. Boston. "Neverbreak". In fancy
velvet fitted wood form case. 1 guide replaced. Ca: 1890. F. E. Thomas of
Bangor, Maine made rods for Dame, Stoddard, however we have not been able to
determine if this is one of them.
479. Fly rod. Two handed 3 piece mahogany salmon rod. 12 ft. length. 7
pieces in all: 1) 1 butt section, 2) 2 center sections, 3) 4 tips of
different sizes, believed to be greenheart. Made by Forrest of Kelso,
Scotland. Ca: 1880. In cloth bag.
480. Fly rod. Two handed 3 piece salmon rod by Allcock, Laight &
Westwood, Toronto, Canada. 2 tips. Unusual "lockjaw" ferrule
system. Ca: 1890. In cloth bag.
481. Fly rod. Three piece trout rod. 10 ft. – 4 in. length. 2 tips.
Marked: Dame, Stoddard & Co. Boston. "Neverbreak". In fancy
velvet fitted wood form case. Loose ring guides. Ca: 1890. . F. E. Thomas of
Bangor, Maine made rods for Dame, Stoddard, however we have not been able to
determine if this is one of them.
482. Old Town Canoe. Trapper Model. 15 feet in length. Purchased by the
consignor in 1965. Color: red and white. With original seats with backs and
paddles. Excellent condition. To be sold with 1965 brochure illustrating
this model.
483. Old Town Canoe Catalog – 1927. Excellent condition.
484. Old Town Canoe Catalog – 1937. Excellent condition.
485. Old Town Canoe Catalog – 1939. Excellent condition.
486. Boss & Company, London. 1920's shotgun catalog. Pictures
of all guns. Rare.
487. Firearm. Spanish miquelet lock pistol. Eibar, Spain. Made in 1818.
488. Game Diorama. Wonderful American game diorama. Circa 1880. Fox,
chipmunks, squirrel, mink, ermine, quail, ptarmigan and other animals
mounted in landscape enclosed in glass case. Size: Back of case has 19th
century quail shooting print mounted as a background scene. Case sits on a
wooden stand. Size: case: 43" wide x 26" high x 22" deep;
stand: 45" wide x 29" high x 22" deep.
489. Charles F. Orvis and A. Nelson Cheney: Fishing with The Fly,
1883 (numerous colored plates of fishing flies).
490. Wildfowl & Waders. Pollard, Hugh B. C. Country Life
Press, London. 1928. #503 of 950 copies.
491. Bishop’s Birds. Bishop, Richard. Lippencott, Philadelphia.
#396 of 1000 copies.
492. Derrydale Press. Wild Fowl Decoys. Barber, Joel. 1936. Deluxe
edition. #17 of 55 copies. Bound in full red leather. Extremely rare.
493. Frank Forester: Sporting Scenes and Characters. Four Volumes
in One. (My Shooting Box, 1846. The Warwick Woodlands, 1850. The Quorndon
Hounds, 1856. The Deer Stalkers, 1843. Beautifully ½ bound in red leather).
494. Frank Forester: Field Sports of the United States – Volumes
I and II, 1864 (½ bound in tan leather). Frank Forester’s Fish &
Fishing in the United States, 1859.
495. Frank Forester: Sporting Scenes and Sundry Sketches, 1842.
Mr. Sponge’s Sporting Tour, 1856. The Warwick Woodlands, 1851.
496. Frank Forester: Frank Forester Sporting Scenes and Characters
– Volumes I & II, 1881 (1/2 bound in crimson leather).
497. Derrydale Press. Marguerite Kirmse’s Dogs. Kirmse,
Marguerite. 1930. One of 750 copies. Boxed (box coming loose).
498. Derrydale Press: Tall Tales & Short – Edmund Ware
Smith, 1938 (#640 of a limited edition of 950, illustrated by Milton Weiler).
499. Derrydale Press: A Tomato Can Chronicle – Edmund Ware
Smith, 1937 (unnumbered copy of a limited edition of 950, illustrated by
Ralph L. Boyer).
500. Wintering Quail – Gromme, Owen J. (1986-1991). Print.
Signed in pencil. Size: 27 3/8" x 32 3/8" (frame); 18 ½" x
23 ½" (image). Gromme was born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. For many
years, he worked at the Milwaukee Public Museum and participated in the
installation of wildlife dioramas. It was here that he started painting in
earnest. He illustrated a number of books and did many paintings. This work
was published by the artist and Wild Wings. Gromme was selected to do the
1945 Federal Duck Stamp print.
501. Federal Migratory bird stamps (2). 1945-46 "Shovelers" by
Owen Gromme and the 1944-45 stamp, "White-front geese" by Walter
A.Weber.
502. Prairie Chickens - Frost, A.B. Another of the "Shooting
Pictures" lithograph set published by Scribner’s in 1895. Image size:
12 ¾" x 20". Unframed.
503. Bay Snipe - Frost, A.B. Another of the "Shooting
Pictures" lithograph set published by Scribner’s in 1895. Image size:
12 5/8" x 20". Unframed.
504. Flight Woodcock – Ripley, A. Lassell. (1896 – 1969).
Original etching signed in pencil. Plate size: 9" x 12". Unframed.
Provenance: The Sporting Gallery & Bookshop. Beloved by American
sportsmen, Ripley was born in Wakefield, Massachusetts, son of a classical
musician. A pupil of Edmund Tarbell and Frank Benson at Boston’s Museum
School, he won a fellowship and traveled in Europe and Africa painting
landscapes. During the Depression, however, the market for these works
evaporated and Ripley began painting scenes of New England grouse and
woodcock shooting, southern quail hunts, salmon and trout fishing and game
birds which he sold to wealthy sportsmen. An avid hunter and angler himself,
he developed a clientele of individuals, corporations and magazines who
commissioned many of his works. He worked in oil, watercolor and was
prolific printmaker. He won numerous awards and was a member of many
prestigious artists’ societies, including the Guild of Boston Artists, of
which he was president for ten years. He died in Lexington, Massachusetts on
August 29, 1969.
504A. A Good Retrieve
- Ripley, A. Lassell. Watercolor. Signed and dated lower left:
A. Lassell Ripley 1939. Picture shows a chocolate Labrador retriever
delivering a bobwhite quail to his master's hand while another Labrador
retriever looks on. Painted at Sunny Hill Farm, Georgia in 1939.Wonderful brilliant paint quality in perfect
condition. Size: 24.5" by 31.5" (frame) and 14.5" by
21.25" (image).
505. The Finishing Shot, Success, The Shot that Stopped
Him, Coming on Bruin Unawares – Frost, A. B. Set of four moose
and bear hunting lithographs. Framed as a set. Image size: 10" x 13
½".
506. The Antelope Hunter – Frost, A.B. Lithograph. Framed. Image
size: 9 ½" x 13 ½".
507. Duck Shooting – Alken, Henry. Colored etching or
lithograph. Framed. Image size: 6 ½" x 9 5/16". English shooting
print. Written on back: "Monmouth County Kennel Club".
508. Game & Hunting Lithograph – Cary, William de la
Montagne. (1840-1922). Lithograph or hand colored engraving. Signed in
pencil. Also marked: "Copywrite 1893 by C. Blackner, New York".
Three separate scenes (pointer with snipe, gentlemen hunting quail,
shorebirds) on one sheet with an engraved remarque by the artist of 2 quail.
Cary was an illustrator for many magazines, including Harpers. At the age of
21, he joined a wagon train going west. At Fort Benton, he narrowly escaped
capture by Crow Indians. He took a job on a survey crew which led him to the
west coast, there returning to New York by ship. He also painted in oils,
often doing scenes of Native American life. His epic painting, "The
Buffalo Signal", sold at Sotheby’s on May 22, 2002 for $105,550.
Size: 19" x 32 ½" (frame); 11 ½" x 25" (image).
509. Old Town. 12 foot canvas and wood rowboat with oars. Green.
510. Johnson outboard motor, 1960’s. 3 horse power.
511. Scottish Child Golfer – Edward, Charles. Hand colored
engraving. 13 ¼" x 15 ¾" (frame); (8 ½" x 10 ½")
image. Wonderful early engraving of a blond child in tartan dress about to
swing an early wood golf club. Ca: 1875.
512. Golf clubs. Set of 9 "Bobby Jones" Spaulding irons 2 thru
9. Circa 1930. Graduated steel shafts are covered with early plastic
material to simulate hickory. Excellent condition.
513. Golf clubs. Set of 3 "Bert Dargie" woods including a
brassie, a spoon and driver with hickory shafts, all in excellent condition.
Circa: 1925. Together with a steel shaft Wilson spoon circa 1970.
514. Golf clubs. 6 irons and one wood circa 1920 with hickory shafts. 1 "Alex
Campbell" mashie. We believe that Campbell was the professional at the
Brookline Country Club (the iron is marked: "Brookline") and
possibly the U.S. Open winner. 3 "Dan MacNamara" clubs: a niblick,
a pitcher and a mid-iron which is marked "W. Winton, London" and
embossed with a thistle and a set of scales. Clubs are also marked:
"Country Club" and MacNamara may have also been a pro at
Brookline. 2 Wright & Ditson clubs including a mid-mashie embossed with
a hand holding a highball glass and a Beeline 3 iron embossed with
bumblebees. Together with a F. P. Zarpinski Special wood in excellent
condition, circa 1920
515. Decoy – drake bluebill by Irven Lyons, Belleville Ontario
(1894-1950). See "Ontario Decoy II by Bernie Gates, 1986.
516. Decoy – canvasback hen, Victor Decoy Factory. Branded:
"Victor" on bottom.
517. Decoy – Canada goose.
518. Decoy – redhead.
519. Decoy – black duck. Old paint.
519A. Decoy.
Small hand carved brown painted working decoy. Length: 9.5".
520. Taxidermy: grizzly or brown bear rug. Length: 6 feet. Black bear
rug. No head. Length: 4 feet 2 inches. Small black bear head. Length:
18" together with an animal foot standing ashtray. Height: 7".
521. Taxidermy: white tailed buck mount. 10 points. Excellent condition.
522. Taxidermy: elk or red stag trophy head mount. Impressive, very large
set of horns.
523. 3 antique animal jaw traps. 1 unmarked, 13 ½" long. 1 marked
"S. Newhouse, Oneida Community, NY" 19" long. 1 marked
"Oneida Jump 4", 10" long.
524. Mallard Ducks – Rust, D. L. (Rusty) Oil on canvas. Signed
and dated 1989. A native of Erie, Pennsylvania, Rusty Rust is an immensely
prolific painter. His works include wildlife scenes, landscapes, seascapes,
still lifes and portraits. His work is in the National Portrait Gallery and
other museums. He has also been active in book and magazine illustration. He
resides in Sarasota, Florida. Size: 32" x 55 1/2" (frame),
24" x 48" (image).
525. Twin Island Marsh - Blue Winged Teal – Hagerbaumer, David.
Print. Published by the artist in 1974. #155 of 450 limited edition. Signed
and remarqued by artist in pencil with sketch of a decoy, duck call and
shogun shells. Framed. Size: 26 ½" x 31" (frame); 18 ¾" x
23 5/8" (image).
526. Wood Ducks – Wilson, John S. (1939- ). Print. Size: 23
5/8" x 27 ½" (frame); 14 5/8" x 18 ¾" (image). #760 0f
a limited edition of 850. Published in 1982 by the artist and Wild Wings.
Wilson spent 17 years in the U.S. Air Force, then was employed as a house
painter and a sign painter. He painted wildlife as a hobby only. In 1976, he
entered the South Dakota Duck Stamp competition and came in second. He then
concentrated primarily on his artwork and won the South Dakota competition
in 1979 and 1981. In 1981, Wilson entered the 1981 Federal Duck Stamp
competition and his work, "Ruddy Ducks" was the winning entry.
527. Setter Swimming After A Woodcock Signed (signature illegible.
Colored engraving. French circa 1920. Size: 23 ½" x 30" (frame),
13 ½" x 23" (image).
528. Fly rod. Heddon bamboo 9’-0" 3 section, 2 tip. "Thorobred"
model with bag and tube.
529. Fly rod. Bartleets, England, made for Guilline Bros., Montreal,
Canada. 9’-0" bamboo 3 section, 2 tip rod (1 tip shortened). With bag
and tube.
530. Fly rod. H. L. Leonard, Bangor, Maine. 10’-0" bamboo 3
section, 2 tip rod. With mismatched Abercrombie & Fitch tube and bag.
531. North American Animals: The American Beaver and His Works –Lewis
H. Morgan, 1915. The Romance of the Beaver – A. Radcliffe Dugmore. When
Buffalo Ran – George Bird Grinell, 1920. The American Bison – Martin
Garretson. Musk-Ox, Bison, Sheep & Goat – Casper Whitney, George Bird
Grinnell and others, 1904.
532. Canada – Hunting, Fishing, Travel: Camp-Fires in the
Canadian Rockies – William T. Hornaday, 1906. Sport & Travel in the
Northland of Canada – David P. Hanbury, 1904 (includes large map mounted
on cloth attached). The North Country – Harry Anton Auer, 1906. With Gun
& Rod in Canada – Philip H. Moore, 1922. Game Trails in British
Columbia – A. Bryan Williams, 1925. B. C. 1887. A Ramble in British
Columbia – J. A. Lees & W. J. Clutterbuck, 1888. On Snow Shoes to
Barren Ground - Casper Whitney, 1896.
533. Native American Culture: Pawnee Hero Stories & Folk-tales
– George Bird Grinnell, 1920. Hunting with the Eskimos – Harry Whitney,
1910. Haida Texts & Myths, Skidgate Dialect. – Smithsonian
Institution, Bureau of Ethnology. Recorded by John R. Swanton, 1905 (a rare
book dealing with the translation of Native American dialects).
534. Africa, India Sport and Life: The Hunter’s Arcadia –
Parker Gillmore, 1886. Hunters Three – Sport & Adventure in South
Africa – Thomas W. Knox, 1895. Big Game Shooting Volumes I & II - The
Country Life Library, 1905. The Hunting Grounds of the Old World – by
"The Old Shekarry", 1871. Profit and Sport in British South Africa
– the Captain Lord Cranworth, 1919. Jock of the Bushveld – Sir Percy
Fitzpatrick, 1929. Twenty Five Years of Big Game Hunting – Brigadier
General R Pigot, 1928. Modern Pig-Sticking – Major A. E. Wardrop, 1914.
Gun, Rifle and Hound in East and West, "Snaffle", 1894.
535. Miscellaneous European Field Sport: Wild Norway – Abel
Chapman, 1897. Sport – W. Bromley- Davenport, 1885. Field Sports of the
North of Europe - Captain L. Lloyd, 1885. An Encyclopaedia of Rural Sports
– DeLaBere P. Blaine, 1870. The Scandinavian Races – Paul C. Sinding,
1878. Sport in Norway – M. R. Barnard, 1864.
536. Alaska – Big Game Hunting: To Far Western Alaska for Big
Game – T.R. Hubback, 1929 (includes separate map). Alaska Bear Trails –
Harold McCracken, 1931. The Wilderness of the North Pacific Coast Islands
– Charles Sheldon, 1912. The Wilderness of Denali – Charles Sheldon,
1930 (this is a presentation copy from the author’s wife. Sheldon died
before the work was actually published) (Attached large fold-out map).
Cheechako – Edger M. Queeny, 1941. (Queeny was a famous sporting artist
and illustrator. Introduction by Nash Buckingham. Limited edition of 1200 in
slipcase). The Wild Grizzlies of Alaska – John M. Holzworth, 1930
(includes a separate letter from an Alaskan outfitter).
537. Alaska – Sport, Mountain Climbing and General: Alaska Our
Northern Wonderland – Frank G. Carpenter, 1923. Travels in Alaska – John
Muir, 1915. Our Northern Domain – Dana Estes & Co., 1910. We are
Alaskans – Mary Lee Davis, 1931. Trailing & Camping in Alaska – A.M.
Powell, 1909. Handbook of Alaska – Maj. Gen. A.W. Greely, 1909. Adventures
in Alaska – S. Hall Young 1919. Alaskana – Bushrod W. James, 1892 (poems
about Alaska). Alaskan Adventures – Rex Beach, 1909. Alaska, the Great
Country – Ella Higginson, 1923. Alaska Our Beautiful Northland of
Opportunity – Agnes Rush Burr, 1920. The Conquest of Mount McKinley –
Belmore Browne, 1913 (includes attached map). The Ascent of Denali –
Hudson Stuck, 1914 (includes attached map). (13 books).
538. Firearms: The American Rifle – Major Townsend Whelen, 1923
(includes a letter from a Nashua, N.H. gun dealer about Whelen). Catalogue
of the U. S. Cartridge Company firearms collection. Deane’s Manual of the
History and Science of Fire-arms, 1858 (note – this is a later facsimile
edition). Modern American Pistols & Revolvers – A. C. Gould, 1894. The
Modern American Pistol & Revolver – A. C. Gould, 1888. A Treatise on
the Rifle – N. Bosworth, 1846 (note – this is a later facsimile
edition).
539. Bears: The Grizzly Bear – William H. Wright, 1909. Ned
Brewster’s Bear Hunt – Chauncy J. Hawkins, 1913. The Wild Grizzlies of
Alaska – John M. Holzworth, 1930. A Little Brother to the Bear – William
J. Long, 1903. The Grizzly – Enos A. Mills, 1903. Bear Hunting in the
White Mountains – H. W. Seton-Karr, 1891 (Alaska and Western Canada.
Foldout map). Monarch, the Big Bear of Tallac –Ernest Thompson Seton,
1904. Alaskan Bear Adventures – Walter L. Finton, 1937 (inscribed by the
author).
540. English, Scottish Sport: Red Deer – Richard Jefferies,
1900. Wild ducks – W. Coape Oates, 1905. Wild Sports & Natural History
of the Highlands – Charles St. John, 1878.
541. United States – Various Sports. Fox Hunting – as recorded
by Raed, 1873. The Passenger Pigeon – W. B. Mershon, 1907 (signed by
author). Modern Billiards – the Brunswick Blake Collender Co., 1904. The
Amateur Poacher – R. J., 1879. Lake Field and Forest – Frank A. Bates,
1899 (inscribed by author). Chic and I – Ben-Hur, 1896 (hunting dog
training, inscribed by author). In the Louisiana Lowlands – Fred Mather,
1909. The Complete Sportsman – Howland Gaspar, 1893. Gunnerman’s Gold
– Horatio Bigelow, 1943 (#371 of a limited edition of 1000. Introduction
by Nash Buckingham. Fisheries, Game and Forest Commission, State of New York
– First Annual Report, 1895.
542. Black Bear - A Lucky Opportunity: E. Krueger. Signed.
Probably American, circa 1880. Oil on canvas. Size: 25 ½" x 35"
(frame), 22" x 32".
543. Camp art – Philip Goodwin. 5 calendar art prints by Goodwin in
wonderful birch bark frames. Size: approximately 11 ½" x 16"
(frame).
544. Large glass Orvis minnow trap together with a 3 gallon bait bucket.
545. Reel. Pflueger "Supreme" reel with leather bag and
wrenches.
546. Reel. Pfleuger "Nobby" reel with box.
547. Reel. Pfleuger #1993l reel with box and 2 bags.
548. 3 Weatley fly boxes containing an assortment of fishing flies.
549. Blake & Lamb # 44 spring trap together with a Union Jack pocket
knife display board.
550. Old Town – pair of dingy oars together with an antique Old Town
paddle.
551. Old Town – a wooden coat and hat hanging rack made by the Old town
Canoe Company.
552. 3 foot wood and canvas canoe model. Canvas painted green, wood
finished bright. With wall mounted display rack.
553. 4 foot wood strip canoe model. Bright finish. With wall mounted
display rack.
554. L. L. Bean. 2 pairs of snowshoes. As new.
555. L. L. Bean woven creel together with an L. L. Bean fly fishing vest.
556. L. L. Bean. 2 1930’s belt axes. Excellent condition.
557. L. L. Bean. 3 decoys. 1 modern cork mallard. 1 modern cork blue
winged teal. 1 1930’s composition black duck.
558. Fox Hunting- A Full Cry - Blinks, Thomas. (1860-1912).
English. Hand colored lithograph. Signed in the plate. Size: 19 ½" x
24 ½" (frame), 11" x 16 ¼" (image). Dated: ’91.
559. Canada and the Artic – Sport: The Romance of the
Newfoundland Caribou – A. Radcliff Dugmore, 1913 (fold out map). Hunting
& Fishing Adventures in the Arctic Regions – Lieut. Frederick Schwatka.
The Lure of the Labrador Wild – Dillon Wallace, 1905 (fold out map). Yukon
Lyrics – George Edward Lewis – 1925. Glimpses of Barren Lands – Capt.
Thierry Mallet, 1930. Sled Dog and Other Poems of the North – Charles E.
Gillham, 1950 (slip case).
560. Reindeer, Mountain Goat and Antelope: The Introduction of
Domestic Reindeer into Alaska – Sheldon Jackson, 1903 (very large fold-out
map, ½ bound in leather, U.S. Dept. of the Interior). Status of Pronghorned
Antelope, 1922-24 – Edward Nelson, 1925 (U.S. Dept. of Agriculture). The
Rocky Mountain Goat – Madison Grant, 1905 (presentation copy).
561. The American West and Sport: A Man from Corpus Christi – A.
C. Pierce, 1894. Oscar Peterson, Ranchman & Ranger – Henry Willard
French, 1893. Life in the Open, Sport with Rod, Gun, Horse and Hound in
Southern California – Charles Frederick Holder, 1906. An Autobiography of
Buffalo Bill, 1920 (illustrated by N. C. Wyeth. Riata and Spurs – Charles
A. Siringo, 1927. The Old Santa Fe Trail – Col. Henry Inman, 1916. The
Great Salt Lake Trail – Col. Henry Inman, with Col. William "Buffalo
Bill" Cody, 1898. Camp and Camino in Lower California – Arthur W.
North, 1910. Recreations of a Sportsman on the Pacific Coast – Charles
Frederick Holder, 1910.
562. Fishing – Miscellaneous: Sea Fishing – C.O. Minchin,
1911. Sea & Coast Fishing – F.G. Aflalo, 1901. Pond, Lake & Stream
Fishing – Ben C. Robinson, 1941. Leaping silver – Lee Wulff, 1940. My
Angling Friends –Fred Mather, 1901. Men I Have Fished With – Fred Mather,
1897. The Quananiche and its Canadian Environment – E. T. D. Chambers,
1896. Big Game at Sea – Charles Frederick Holder, 1908. Edwardians Go
Fishing – Cornwallis West, 1932. Brook Trout – Various Experts, 1902.
The Log of a Sea Angler – Charles Frederick Holder, 1906. Favorite Fish
& Fishing – James A. Henshall, 1908. Fish & Fisheries of Australia
– T.C. Roughley, 1953. Salt Water fishing – Van Campen Heilner, 1953
(preface by Ernest Hemingway). Giant Fishes, Whales & Dolphins – J.R.
Norman & F.C. Fraser, 1938.
563. Fishing – Miscellaneous: The Sea Fisherman – J.C.
Wilcocks, 1865 (Presentation copy). Fly Fishing – Edward M. Cumings, 1934
(autograph copy). Favorite Fish & Fishing – James A. Henshall, 1908. .
Bait Angling for Common Fishes – Louis Rhead, 1907. The Log of a Sea
Angler - Charles Frederick Holder, 1906. The Angler’s Secret – Charles
Bradford, 1904.
564. John Taintor Foote: Fatal Gesture, 1939. Broadway Angler,
1937. Change of Idols, 1935. Daughter of Delilah, 1936. Full Personality,
1935. A Wedding Gift, 1924. The Lucky Seven, 1918. Dumb-Bell of Brookfield,
1917, (2 copies).
565. Robert Ruark: The Old Man & the Boy, 1957. Robert Ruark’s
Africa, 1991. Use Enough Gun, 1966. Horn of the Hunter, 1953.
566. Zane Grey: Tales of Lonely Trails, 1922. Tales of Southern
Rivers, 1924.
567. Game Animals: Lives of Game Animals Volumes I – IV –
Ernest Thompson Seton, 1937.
568. Edward Howe Forbush: Birds of Massachusetts & Other New
England States, 1925, 1927, 1929 (3volumes). Useful Birds & Their
Protection (1907). Game Birds, Wild Fowl and Shore Birds, 1912.
569. Shorebirds – Pope, Alexander (1849-1924). Lithograph on
board. Pope spent his entire life around Boston, Massachusetts. He was
mainly self-taught. He loved hunting, fishing dogs and wildlife and both
painted and sculpted these themes. He is especially well known for his
trompe l’oeil paintings which include firearms, dead game and similar
accoutrements. These demand very high prices in today’s market. Size: 26
½" x 32 ½" (frame); 14" x 19 ½" (image).
570. Canada Geese in Flight (#1) and Canvasbacks (# 2) –
Knap, Joseph D. (1875 - 1962). A pair of pencil and watercolor wash
paintings. #1 signed J D Knap (some water staining), #2 signed J D Knap
1924. Provenance: Arthur Ackerman & Son Gallery, New York. Joe Knap was
an avid duck hunter and an amateur artist. In 1924, at the insistence of one
of his hunting companions, he displayed some of his watercolors at Ackerman
Galleries in New York and it is believed that these two paintings were in
that exhibition. He was an immediate success. Although he considered his
real estate business to be his primary career pursuit, he sold many painting
and also wrote and illustrated sporting articles which he sold to various
publications. He was selected to do the 1937 Federal duck Stamp Painting,
"Greater Scaup". He was also a devoted member of Ducks Unlimited
and his paintings were frequently illustrated in D.U. Magazine. Size: both
15 ¼" x 20 ½" (frame).
571. Custer’s Last Stand Anhauser Busch advertising art. Size:
28" x 37 ½" (frame).
572. 3 fishing reels: 1. Pflueger #1558 "Sal-Trout" loaded with
leaded and wire line with box. 2. Gulf #200 surf casting reel. Meisselbach
& Bro. 3. "Tripart" #580 bait casting reel.
573. Early bass "poppers" and lures. 1 South Bend Hop Oreno. 3
South Bend Callmac bass bugs. 2 Weber poppers. 1 Pflueger Rubber Biz minnow
(1930’s). 1 Jay Harvey minnow.
574. L. L. Bean. 2 fishing nets. One boat size Bean’s net and another
stream net (not Bean’s).
575. L. L. Bean. 6 dinner plates painted with scenes of game animals and
fish.
576. Taxidermy: Large full sailfish mount together with a sailfish motif
ashtray.
577. Taxidermy: Elephant foot wastebasket.
578. Taxidermy: Rhino foot tobacco humidor.
579. Taxidermy: Large and impressive caribou trophy head.
580. Taxidermy: White tailed deer head mount.
581. New York Zoological Society and State of New York: Annual
reports for 1900, 1902, 1903, 1905, 1906. (Hardbound. Includes officer and
membership list including many famous sportsmen and figures such as
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Andrew Carnegie. Fisheries, Game and Forest
Commission, State of New York – First Annual Report, 1895.
582. Birds and Bird Hunting: Duck Shooting Along the Atlantic
Tidewater – Eugene V. Connett, Editor, 1947 (Connett was the publisher of
the Derrydale Press. Illustrated by Edgar Burke and Lynn Bogue Hunt. NOTE:
this book has 30 Federal and State Waterfowl stamps pasted inside the front
cover). Names & Portraits of Birds which Interest Bird Hunters –
Gordon Trumbull, 1888. Wild Fowl Shooting – William B. Leffingwell, 1888.
Game Birds at Home – Theodore S. Van Dyke, 1885. The Water Fowl Family –
Leonard C. Sanford & others, 1903. Birds Across the Sky – Florence
Page Jaques, 1942. Feathered Game of the Northeast – Walter H. Rich, 1907.
A Book on Duck Shooting – Van Campen Heiler, 1939 (illustrated b Lynn
Bogue Hunt). Upland Game Shooting – H.L. Betten, 1940 (illustrated by Lynn
Bogue Hunt). North American Land Birds Volume III – Baird, Brewer &
Ridgway, 1905. Birds of Eastern North America – Chester A. Reed, 1912. Two
Bird lovers in Mexico – C. William Beebe, 1905. Wildfowling Tales –William
C. Hazelton, 1912 (slipcase). Birds of New England and Adjacent States –
Edward A. Samuels, 1867. Our Wild Fowl & Waders – Dwight W.
Huntington, 1910. Camps & Cruises of an Ornithologist – Frank M.
Chapman, 1908. Whistling Wings – Martin Bovey, 1947.
583. Books by, Illustrated by or About Famous Artists: Ranch Life
and the Hunting Trail - Theodore Roosevelt, 1902 (94 illustrations by
Frederick Remington). John Ermine of the Yellowstone – Frederick
Remington, 1902. Rawhide Rawlings Stories – Charles M. Russell, 1921.
Back-Trailing on the old frontiers – Charles M. Russell, 1922. Wild Chorus
–Peter Scott, 1947. Morning Flight – Peter Scott, 1936. Frederick
Remington – Peter Hassrick, 1973. John Jorrock’s Jaunts & Jollities
– R.S. Surtees (illustrated by Henry Alkin and others. 20th
Century reprint). A Book of Drawings by A. B. Frost – P. F. Collier, 1904.
Drawings – A. B. Frost – Fox, Duffield & Company, 1904. Visions West
– Don Dedera. Myth of the West – the Henry Art Gallery, 1990. Charles M.
Russell – Frederic G. Renner, 1974. On Canada’s Frontier – Julian
Ralph, 1892. (Illustrated by Frederick Remington). Frederick Remington’s
Own Outdoors – Douglas Allen, 1964. Crooked Trails - Frederick
Remington (written and illustrated) 1899.
584. Miscellaneous 20th Century Personal Accounts on
Hunting and Travel: Reminiscences of Captain Billie Moore – Will H.
Chase. Big Game & Big Life – J. Morewood Dowsett. An American Hunter
– Archibald Rutledge (illustrated by Lynn Bogue Hunt). Reminiscences of
Outdoor Life – William Kent. Rob & His Gun – William A. Linn.
Biography of William Cotton Oswell, Volume I & Volume II. – W. Edward
Oswald. Gun, Rod & Saddle –"Ubique". Just Hunting – Ozark
Ripley. Sporting Sketches – Edwin Sandys. My Sporting Holidays – Sir
Henry Seton-Karr. Oh, Shoot! – Rex Beach. Musings by Campfire and Wayside
– W. C. Gray. Hunting Without a Gun – Rowland E. Robinson. Reflections
of a Moose Hunter – Joseph Stowe Seabury. A Sportsman’s Memories –
Edward Roper. A Sportsman’s Wanderings – J.G. Millais. The Journal of a
Sporting Nomad – J.T. Studley.
585. The Roosevelts: Trail & Camp Fire – George B. Grinnell
and Theodore Roosevelt, 1897 (published by the Boone & Crockett Club.
Includes the Club’s bylaws and a list of members). Camping & Tramping
with Roosevelt – John Burroughs, 1907. Outdoor Pastimes of an American
Hunter - Theodore Roosevelt, 1907. Ranch Life and the Hunting Trail -
Theodore Roosevelt, 1902 (94 illustrations by Frederick Remington). The
Happy Hunting Grounds – Kermit Roosevelt, 1920. Hunting Big Game in the
Eighties, the Letters of Elliot Roosevelt –Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, 1932
(Elliot Roosevelt was the younger brother of Theodore. He died at the age of
34 in 1894. Big game hunting in India).
586. Firearms: American Firearms Makers – A. Merwyn Carey.
The Whitney Firearms – Claude E. Fuller. Smith & Wesson Revolvers –
John E. Parsons. The First Winchester – John E. Parsons. Pepperbox
Firearms – Lewis Winant. Woodchucks and Woodchuck rifles – C.S. Landis.
Remington Handguns – C.L. Karr Jr. & C. R. Karr. The Peacemaker &
Its Rivals – John E. Parsons.
587. Firearms: The Bullet’s Flight – Franklin W. Mann.
Firearms in Americana History – Charles W. Sawyer. My Guns – W.M. Gordon
Means. Our Rifles – Charles W. Sawyer. Modern American Rifles – Ralph
Greenwood. Firearms in American History – Charles W. Sawyer. Rifles &
Shotguns – Warren H. Miller. The Muzzle Loading Cap Lock Rifle – Ned H.
Roberts. Baker’s Remarks on the Rifle – E. Baker. Sporting Firearms of
Today – Paul A. Curtis Jr. The Book of Rifles – W.H. B. Smith &
Joseph E. Smith. Our Rifles – Charles W. Sawyer. Shooting – J. Henry
FitzGerald. Sporting Rifles and Rifle Shooting - Caswell. Black Powder
Snapshots – Herbert A. Sherlock. Rifleman’s Progress – E.C. Lenz. The
Hunting Rifle – Colonel Townsend Whelen. Guns, Ammunition & Tackle –
A.W. Money et al. Gun Collecting – Charles E. Chapel.
588. Fiction - Stuart Edward White: The Cabin, 1911. The Pass,
1906. The Forest, 1903. Camp & trail, 1907. The Mountains, 1904. The
Land of footprints, 1912. The Magic Forest, 1904. The Rediscovered Country,
1915. African Camp Fires, 1913.
589. Charles C. D. Roberts & Others: The Watchers of the
Trails, 1904, (autographed by author). The Haunters of the Silence, 907, (2
copies). The Way of the Woods - Edward Breck, 1908, (2 copies). Mooswa - W.A
Fraser, 1900. Alone in the Wilderness – Joseph Knowles, 1913. The Rocky
Mountain Wonderland – Enos A. Mills, 1915, (autographed by author). Wild
Life & the Rockies - Enos A. Mills, 1909.
590. Fly rod. 3 piece 3 tip fly. Goodwin Granger, Denver, Colorado.
"Victory" model. 8"-4" length. Tips shortened. Note:
several sections have dark red windings; several have lime green windings.
With tube and bag.
591. Spinning rod. Horrocks-Ibbotson. 2 piece, 7’ 0" "Golden
Rod – Power Glass" in tube.
592. Spinning rod. 2 piece bamboo by Eugene Edwards. 6’-4" length.
With bag and tube.
593. Fly rod. 3 piece, 2 tip bamboo by Weber of Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
9’-0" length. In bag with tube.
594. Catalog. Weber of Stevens Point, Wisconsin. Extensive illustrations
of fishing gear. 1941. 112 pages.
595. Old Town: 1942 catalog.
596. Catalog. L. L. Bean – 1933.
597. Catalog. L. L. Bean –1936.
598. Catalog. L. L. Bean 1938.
599. Paper lot: Taxidermy school catalogs. 1965 Vermont Game Laws. Modern
Guncraft by Dr. William A. Bruette. Sportsman’s Guide to New Hampshire,
1965. Maine – Hunting, Fishing, Canoeing – ca: 1960’s, fold out map.
(8 items).
600. Fly rod. Maker unknown. Butt cap marked: "Crown". 2
handed. 3 piece, 1 tip. 7’-7". End of tip broken, tip guide missing.
In cloth bag.
601. Fishing lure. Luhr Jensen "Nip-I-Diddee". With box.
Together with a box of assorted bass poppers.
602. Fishing lure. Heddon Centennial Edition. "Aragossa" #
1409. With Box.
603. Fishing lure. Heddon Centennial Edition. "Aragossa" #
0714. With Box.
604. Fishing lure. Heddon Centennial Edition. Aragossa" # -----.
With Box.
605. Fishing lure. Heddon Centennial Edition. Woodlucky 13. With box.
605A. Fly tying box. Absolutely wonderful hand-made fly tying box
containing a huge assortment of hooks, fly tying material, feathers, tinsel,
hair, etc. plus a vise and a copy of "Professional Fly Tying
Manuel" by George Leonard Herter, 1951.
605B. Tackle box.
Great metal tackle box containing a very large assortment of miscellaneous
tackle including a Shakespeare "Classic" 1972 bait casting reel in
excellent condition in a Shakespeare "Sportcast 1973" box, a
Ward's Precision fly reel, various lines, leader kits, hooks, spinning
lures, swivels, ferrules, line guides, hooks, etc.
605C. Firearm. Holland & Holland, London. 12 gauge double
barrel shotgun. 30"barrels. 2 ½" chambers. Double triggers.
Length of pull: 14 ½". Beautiful Purdey style rose and scroll
engraving. Well figured wood. Sir Joseph Whitworth steel barrels. Weight: 6
lbs. 14 oz. In leather case with maker’s label.
605D. Wonderful pair of dog shadow boxes. English, ca. 1860. Dogs
are chromolithographs in raised relief. One is an English pointer, the other
a mastiff. Size: 13" x 16" (frame).
605E. Parker gun catalog. 1975 limited edition facsimile of the
only 1895 Parker showroom catalog known to exist. Shows all models in almost
full scale including beautiful engraving patterns. Size: 19 ½" x
8".
606. Navaho child’s blanket. Size: 21 ½" x 21 ½". Primarily
red with black whirling log and white designs.
607. Alfred Dunhill, London. Cigar humidor. Rosewood or cedar. Very high
quality. 18" wide x 11 ½" high x 13" deep.
607A. Firearm. Weatherby Patrician II Ducks Unlimited semi-automatic
shotgun. 12 gauge 3-inch magnum. Full choke. 29" barrel. Beautiful
wood. In original DU/Weatherby hard travel case.
607B. Firearm. Fox Model B double-barreled shotgun. Made by Savage Arms
Corporation. 12 gauge. 2 ¾" chambers. 28" barrels. Extractors.
Chokes: both modified.
607C. Firearm. George Hinton & Sons, Taunton, England. Double-barreled
shotgun. 20 gauge. 28" barrels. 2 ½" chambers lengthened to
3". Extractors. Chokes: left – modified; right – cylinder.
607D. Leather "violin" type shotgun case. Lined with green felt
(needs replacing). W.W. Greener, Birmingham & London label. This type of
case is quite rare. Length: 33".
608. Photographs – includes a number of photographs of members of the
Peterson family hunting, shooting, etc plus several copies of the Boston
Herald magazine where several of these photos appeared.
609. Vintage photographs – 2 old photos of hunters and game.
610. Photograph – Silver-tipped Grizzly Bears. Taken and signed by Fred
Hollander, famous sportsman. Inscribed to Mr. Peterson. Size: 22" x 26
½" (frame); 15 ½" x 16 ½" (image).
611. The Great American Shooting Prints – Robert Elman.
Autograph copy. #162 of a limited edition of 450. ¼ bound in brown leather.
Elephant folio. Slipcase. New in shipping box.
612. Various Sporting Books: From My Hunting Day Book – Crown
Prince of Germany. Hunting the Elephant in Africa – C. H. Stigand. Sport
Indeed – Thomas Martindale. With Guide and Gun – Thomas Martindale.
613. Exploration: Vagrant Viking - Peter Freuche, 1953. Across
Mongolian Plains – Roy C. Andrews, 1921. The Flowing Road – Caspar
Whitney, 1913. On The Trail of Ancient Man – Roy C. Andrews, 1926.
Okovango Desert River - Sidney J. Legendre 1939. Ends of the Earth – Roy
C. Chapman, 1929. Gentleman Unafraid – Barrett Willoughby, 1928. Told at
the Explorers Club – Roy C. Andrews, 1931. The Oregon Trail – Francis
Parkman, 1877. Maori & Settler – G.A Henty. The Business of Exploring
– Roy C. Andrews, 1935. Explorers into Africa – Josephine Kamm, 1970.
614. Arctic - Yukon: Arctic Trader - Philip H. Godsell, 1934.
Eskimo - Peter Freuchen, 1931. The Wind & The Caribou – Erik Munster
Hjelm, 1953. Sled Dog – Charles E. Gillham, 1950. A Dog – Puncher on the
Yukon – Arthur Treadwell Walden, 1931. Reindeer Trek – Allen Roy Evans,
1935. Arctic Raider – Truman Northup – 1936. Skyward - Commander Richard
E. Byrd, 1928. Artic Adventure – Peter Freuchen, 1935. Alaskan Yukon
Trophies Won & Lost – G.O. Young, 1947. Arctic Village – Robert
Marshal, 1933.
615. Hunting & Shooting Miscellaneous (2 boxes): Box #1:
American Big Game Shooting – Townsend Whelan, 1930. Outdoor Life Gun Data
Book – F. Philip Rice, 1978. The Complete Book of Trick & Fancy
Shooting – Ernie Lind, 1972.The Country Rod & Gun Book – Arthur
Wallace Peach, 1938. The Gun Collector’s Handbook Of Values – Charles
Edward Chapel, 1955. Antique Guns – Hank W. Bowman, 1955. The Hunting
Rifle – Jack O’Connor, 1970. Hunting in North America – Constance
Helmericks, 1956. The New Hunting Annual – Larry Koller, 1955. Box # 2:
Among the Water fowl – Herbert K. Job, 1902. Ye Gods & Little
Fishes – Eugene E. Slocum, 1927. Big Game Salt Water Anglers’ Paradise
– Moise N. Kaplan, 1937. Nip & Tuck – Ray Holland, 1939. The Castle
Buck – Philip H. Moore, 1945.
616. Exploration: - 26 books including: Camp Kits & Camp Life
– Charles S. Hanks, 1906. Mountain Climbing – The Out of Door Library,
1897.Wild Folk – Samuel Scoville Jr., 1922. Steep Trails – John Muir,
1918. The Last Voyage Of the Karluk, 1916.
617. Africa: – 27 books including: Man Eaters Of Kumaon – Jim
Corbett, 1945. Lives Of the Hunted - Ernest Seton – Thompson, 1901 (First
Ed.). African Cruses – Mrs. Lee. African Silences – Peter Matthiessen,
1991. In Coldest Africa – Carveth Wells.
617A. Book Lot.
Hunting, animals, etc. 33 books including The Moose Book-Samuel
Merrill, 1916 (illustrated by Carl Rungius); Harnady's American
Natural History - Wiliam T. Hornady, 15th edition, 1927; With Shotgun and Rifle
in North American Game Fields - Capt. Beverly W. Robinson, 1925; etc.
617B.
Book lot. Hunting, shooting, etc. Biography of a Grizzly -
Ernest Seton-Thompson, 1900; The Hunting of the Buffalo - Douglas Branch,
1929; Ways of Wood Folk - WIlliam J. Long, 1925, etc.
618. Farmyard Geese – etching. #15 of 100. Signature illegible.
Size: 11 ¾" x 14 ¾" (frame), 5 ¾" x 8 ¾" (image).
619. Cautious Approach - Whitetail Deer - Sieve, Michael. Print.
1983. #558 of 950 limited edition. Signed in pencil by artist. Framed. Image
size: 17 ¼" x 23 ½". Published by the artist and Wild Wings
together with Whitetail Deer – Sieve, Michael. Pair of miniature
prints from larger originals. Framed. Size: 9½" x 10 ½" (frame)
Provenance: Wild Wings.
620. Autumn Medley – Whitetail Deer – Kasper, Jim. Print.
1983. #482 of 1500 limited edition. Signed in pencil by artist. Framed.
Image size: 19" x 27 ½" Published by Wild Wings and the artist.
621. Pintails Coming In. Scott, Peter. Published by Arthur
Ackerman & Sons, London. 1949. Signed in pencil by artist. Framed. Image
size: 13 ¾" x 21".
622. Heather - the Scottish Moors – Watercolor on paper. Framed.
Size: 7 3/4" x 10" Signature illegible.
623. Steady! – McCaleb, F. Print signed in the plate by the
artist. Size: 15 ½" x 17 3/8" (frame); 8 ¾" x 11 ¼"
(image) together with Bill’s Covey – Rosseau, Percival. Print
signed in the plate by the artist. Size: 12 ½" x 16 ½" (frame);
7 ¾" x 10 ½" (image). Rousseau is considered to be one of
America’s greatest sporting dog artists.
623A. Afra and Aluta El Parsi –
Olerenshaw, Bridget P. English, 20th
century. Signed and dated ’65. Watercolor or heavily hand colored print.
Portrait of two hunting dogs, probably of a Middle Eastern or African breed.
Size: 24" x 30" (frame).
623B. Two Hounds Hunting in the Dunes –
Olerenshaw, Bridget P.
English, 20th century. Signed and dated ’67. Watercolor or
heavily hand colored print. Believed to be the same two dogs as in the
previous lot. Size: 27" x 30 ½" (frame); 16" x 21"
(image).
624. Partridge Shooting – N. Currier. Small folio. Framed. Size:
12 ½" x 16 ½" (frame); 10 ½" x 14 ¼" (print).
625. Head of a Brittany Spaniel - Frisano, Louis. Print. #416 of a
limited edition of 1000. Signed in pencil. Framed. Image size: 14" x
18" (frame), 8 ½" x 10" (image).
626. Head of a Brittany Spaniel – Cruwys, ?. Print. Size:
9" x 11" (frame), 5" x 6 ½" (image).
627. Fighting Elk – Davis, Francis W. Pastel. Signed. Davis was
a New York artist whose work appeared in assorted wildlife and sporting
publications in the 1950’s and 1960’s. Size: 17" x 24"
(frame); 11" x 19" (image).
627A. The Trout Fisherman – Watkins, H. Watercolor. 15 5/8" x
19 ½" (frame); 8 ½" x 11 ¾" image.
628. Taxidermy. Red head duck. Wall mount.
629. 2 pairs of wood and gut snowshoes by L.L. Bean, length 56" and
48".
630. 2 pairs of wood and gut snowshoes by Tubbs, length 48".
631. 3 pairs of wood and gut snowshoes, one by Faber, length 36";
another pair, maker unknown, length 33"; and a third pair of child’s
snowshoes, maker unknown, length 30".
632. 1 pair of early snowshoes – possibly Native American, with painted
design.
633. Firearms. English percussion musket or fowling piece, marked "Warrented,
London". Missing ramrod, together with maker unknown American side
lever single barreled shotgun.
634. Firearm. English or Belgian percussion double barreled fowling
piece. Maker unknown. Cracked through wrist.
635. 3 plastic and foam rubber rifle travel cases, length 48",
together with 2 soft rifle cases and 2 leather powder flasks.
636. Heavy cowhide carrying case fitted for and containing 2
"Thermos" vacuum bottles.
637. Pigskin case containing 4 liquor flasks.
637A. Power horn carved with various designs and the date "1862",
length 13", together with a brass and copper powder flask marked
"Colt’s Patent", length 9".638. 2 identical heavy cowhide rifle saddle scabbards, length 33
¼", one stamped: "E.S.J." Co and "J.D."; the other
stamped "H5 20" and "F.L.H."
639. 1 heavy cowhide saddle scabbard, length 33 ¼" with separate
leather cover to protect the butt of a scoped bolt-action rifle mounted with
a telescopic sight. Stamped: "Lawrence" together with a plastic
air rifle.
640. 2 pairs of heavy leather saddlebags, both stamped "Boyt".
1 pair of heavy leather saddlebags, stamped "Clinton, 1917".
640A. Firearm.
Franchi semi-automatic 12 gauge shotgun. 27" barrel.
Ventilated rib. 2.75" chambers. Modified choke.
Action engraved with game scenes. Excellent condition.
640B. Firearm. US model 1898 Krag rifle. Has been fully
sporterized. Caliber: 30-40 Krag. 24" barrel.
Redfield peep sight.
641. Pair of antique cowboy gauntlets.
642. 1 English shooting stick together with a pair of Bauch & Lomb
9x35 binoculars.
643. 3 high quality felt hats in excellent condition as follows: Stetson
"Royal Deluxe" size 7 1/8; Eddy Brothers XXX Beaver "Hat of
the Cowboys" size 7 ¼; "Resistol" size 7 1/8; together with
a tweed fishing hat and a camouflage hood.
644. 1 pair of leather cowboy boots, black with brown tops with white
tulip and star design. Approximate size: 11. Height: 10". Billiards cue
in black leatherette carrying case. Weight: 19 oz. together with a 1944
Wyoming pasteboard license plate.
645. Kodak Magazine Cine-Kodak 16mm movie camera with extra telephoto
lens and leather case. Also included is tripod in case. Condition:
excellent.
646. Set of 4 plated stirrup cups mounted with fox’s heads. (837).
647. Large woven trout creel together with 2 pages with photographic
images of fishing flies offered by William Mills & Son. (254).
648. 1 English equestrian sandwich case and flask in leather case
together with another case missing its leather casing.
649. Eskimo sculpture of a seal eating a fish. Size: 12" wide x
6" high. Signed: Joauasi (sp?) Jack. Number 173950.
650. 3 touring car robes. Marked "Vicuna". 5’–0" x 6’–0",
5’-2" x 6’-5" and 5’x4" x 6’x4". Very good
condition.
651. 2 professional clay pigeon traps. One is Western Arms Company; the
other Remington Arms Company "Blue Rock" model. Ca: 1940.
652. Distinguished Visitors to Buffalo Bill’s Wild West, London,
1887. Advertising bill. 20 ½" x 16 ½" (frame); 14 ½" x
10 ½" (image).
653. Seville all purpose English saddle. Brown leather. Size 17".
654. 3 miscellaneous antique cane fishing rods. "Handyman
Specials".
655. Flintlock musket. Marked "Baker". Possibly American.
Length: 58". Missing ramrod, hammer and other parts.
656. Brass hilted short sword. Has regimental markings. Overall length:
28".
657. 2 gunpowder cans. 1 marked "Alcan". 1 marked Dupont.
658. Antique medicine ball in excellent condition together with a rustic
sign: "Harmony Camp".
659. 6 W. R. Peterson Company wall calendars for 1924 (1), 1925 (1) and
1926 (4) with hunting and fishing illustrations, 1 by Goodwin.
660. Pink Flamingos – Peterson, Roger Tory. Print. (1908 –
1996) Peterson was a native of Jamestown, New York. He was an expert in bird
portraiture, having joined the Audubon Society at age 11. He studied at the
National Academy of Design in New York City. He is credited with pioneering
the identification of birds through field markings, thus making him the
father of the modern field guide and the father of modern bird watching.
Size: 25 5/8" x 31 ½" (frame); 19 3/8" x 25" (image).
661. Three Setters on Point – Artist unknown. Lithograph. Ca:
1880. Size: 12 ½" x 15 ½" (frame); 7 5/8" x 10 ½"
(image).
662. Mallard Ducks In Flight – LeRoq? Print. Size: 19" x 23
½" (frame)"; 14 ½" x 19" (sight).
663. Calling the Buffalo – after Frederick Remington, Frederick.
Bronze. 17 ½" high by 5" high. Signature on base.
664. Wolf with Bone – after Charles M. Russell. 5 ½" high
by 5" wide. Bronze. Signature on base.
665. Winter Stag – Danbury Mint. Hand painted pottery. 7
½" high by 10" high.
666. Charging Grizzly Bear - Possibly Danbury Mint. Hand painted
pottery. 9" high by 12" high.
667. African cape buffalo, leather or wood? (size: 19" long).
668. Goodwin Pottery Company. 1 platter 17" long showing deer
drinking in a stream together with 6 dinner plates, each depicting a
wildlife scene.
669. 10 limited edition plates of fish and wildlife. David Maas and
others. Issued by Wild Wings and the Danbury Mint together with 2 others of
African game animals issued by the Hamilton Collection.
670. Plated tobacco humidor with a deer on the lid.
671. 1 martini shaker hand painted with trout flies together with 5
highball glasses with game birds and animals and a covered pottery dish
surmounted with a mallard duck.
672. Lot of 7 antique powder measures and shotshell reloaders, 2 tins of
"United States Army Caps" brand percussion caps, a leather powder
flask together with a miniature Indian made birch bark waste basket.
673. MEC 12 gauge shotgun shell reloading press. Model 600 Junior Mark V.
674. MEC 20 gauge shotgun shell reloading press. Model 600 Junior Mark V.
675. Bobwhite Quail Published by the Quaker State Lithographing
Company. Print. Size: 24 ½" x 19 ½".
676. 2 African antelope and/or gazelle skins, a musk ox (?) skin, a seal
skin and several other miscellaneous animal skins.
677. Box of old Abercrombie & Fitch used gun catalogs including 1
full gun catalog of new guns (1930). 183 pages. Together with a 1935 and a
1936 Hardy’s Angler’s Guide.
678. Box of gun dealers and outfitters catalogs. Norm Flayderman, etc.
679. Box of 1930’s Maine, Canada, etc sportsman’s guides.
680. Taxidermy - Leaping brown trout. Length: 17 ½".
681. 2 pairs of horns, 9" and 9 ½", mounted on wooden shields.
681A. Emil
Schmeckenbecher cuckoo clock. Painted wood. Game scene decorated with
deer head, game bird, hare, guns, etc. Clock size: 27" by
18".
682. Lot of assorted deer antlers and 4 large moose drops.
683. Lot of 2 pairs of big horned sheep horns together with 1 pair of
prong horned antelope horns and an American bison skull with horns.
684. Pair of big horned sheep horns mounted on a brass pedestal.
685. 2 African antelope and/or gazelle skins, a musk ox (?) skin, a seal
skin and several other miscellaneous animal skins.
686. Box of miscellaneous fur clothing items.
687. Goin’ Good – Goodwin, Philip R. Print. Framed. Image
size: 16 3/8" x 24 5/8".
688. The Warning – Edwards, Harry C. (1868 – 1922) Print.
Framed. 15 ½" x 22 ¾" frame).
689. Ripley, A. Lassell (2); Goodwin, Philip R.; Kuhn, Bob; Rungius,
Carl. 5 small framed prints reproduced from larger originals. Largest size:
13 ¼" x 15.
690. Rungius, Carl (1869 – 1959) Lot of 6 framed reproduction prints of
western animal paintings. Size: 12 7/8" x 14 ½" (frame).
691. Lot of sporting prints. Published by E. I. DuPont De Nemours Powder
Company, Field & Stream and Seagram’s. Works by A. Lassell Ripley,
Lynn Bogue Hunt and others. These were given to their customers free or at
nominal cost for promotional purposes.
692. Lot of sporting prints. Published by Remington, Hercules Powder
Company and others. Works by Ripley, Hunt, Kuhn and others. Promotional
material for customers or calendar art. 4 sleeping bags.
693. 3 sleeping bags, 2 air mattresses, 2 canvas and leather duffle bags,
1 canvas duffle bag. 2 tents, no tent poles. 2 knapsacks, 1 rucksack, 1 pack
board.
694. The Great Outdoors – Edited by Joe Godfrey and Frank
DuFresne. Illustrated by Herb Chipley. 1947. Chapters by Nash Buckingham,
Lee Wulff and others.
695. Box containing Winchester coffee mug, grouse ashtray, bear and
salmon ashtray and miscellaneous other items.
696. Shooters Bible/ Gun Digest: – 17 Issues.
697. Gray’s Sporting Journal: – 44 Issues.
698. Safari Club Magazine: – 94 Issues.
699. Wyoming Wildlife & Assorted Magazines: 150 +/- Issues.
700. Sporting Classics & Gun Report: – 25 Issues.
701. Camp Fire Club Annual Reports: 60 +/- Issues.
702. Miscellaneous prints and calendar art.
703. Miscellaneous paper lot.
704. Miscellaneous paper lot.
705. Miscellaneous box lot.
706. Miscellaneous box lot.
