"Col. John Coffee Hays" (Capt. Texas Rangers; Sheriff of San Francisco). Artist Matthew Brady. Photograph and 2 badges. 45" x 23". This piece features a print of the 1848 Matthew Brady portrait and gold plated Captain's badge and Sheriff's badge. One of 5 made.

Inscribed - "Compliments Little Brown Jug Katy Road Houston, Where She Dances." Measures 3.25" x 2.25" x 2".

Undefeated Alamo National Bank, Saturday League Champions.. Framed 28" x 43.5".

"Partial View of Austin, Texas." Measures 40.5 x 29

Grayson County, Texas. Framed 24.5" x 36".

B.L. Enderle, Engineer. Enderle is noted for reboundary of downtown Frederickburg, making the courthouse the center, The Radio Post (Fredericksburg, Tex.) Wednesday, December 5, 1923 Framed 25.5" x 29.5". Some loss at top

21 Stereograph Cards New Braunfels Texas Views

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection. Photo 8x10, along with engraving print 5.5" x 8"

Antique. Action works

25.5" x 29.5"

37" x 17" x 5".

37" x 17" x 5".

"Drink Dr. Pepper, Good For Life!". Reverse-glass with light cabinet built around it. 16.75" x 8.75" x 4.25".

Dr. Pepper Bottling Co., Memphis Tennessee. Dr. Pepper seltzer bottles are marked "made in Czechoslovakia"on bottom. Measure 11" tall

Framed 25.5" x 29.5".

By Jim Franklin. Third annual Picnic was at Liberty Hill, TX. 10" x 17.5".

22" x 33.75". Has folds in it.

At The Ritz Theatre in Austin, TX. Johnny Mack Brown Night with Doak Snead. 11" x 17".

From the collection of longtime Willie Nelson artist, Steve Brooks. 2.5 x 4.25

2 Ticket stubs and location filming poster for Willie Nelson's "Honeysuckle Rose", October 20, 1979. Poster measures 11.25" x 17.25", artists Cowpie and Steve Brooks. From the collection of longtime Willie Nelson artist, Steve Brooks.

With Credentials. From the collection of longtime Willie Nelson artist, Steve Brooks. 8.5 x 11.

Rare Willie Nelson and David Allan Coe poster, Texas Tennis Shoe Tour 1976, Taylor County Coliseum, December 11, 1976. From the collection of longtime Willie Nelson artist, Steve Brooks, signed. 11x17

From the collection of longtime Willie Nelson artist Steve Brooks. 5.25x9

Very rare, from the third 4th of July Picnic. From the collection of longtime Willie Nelson artist, Steve Brooks. Size Large

"Barbarosa" . Artist Bill Wittliff (1940-2019). Silver gelatin print. 10" x 14". Signature bottom left (Willie Nelson) and bottom right, Bill Wittliff. In 1975 Willie Nelson released the concept album, Red Headed Stranger featuring the number one hit single, Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain. Following the success of the album, Bill Wittliff wrote a movie for Willie, Barbarosa, filmed in Lajitas in 1980. This is an Wittliff photograph of Willie in costume, signed by both Willie and Bill. Less than 10 of these double signed Barbarosa photos exist.

Copper & Silver mounted, 2" rowels

Circa 1930's-1940's by Louis Marvin “Cowboy” Traylor. 1.5" rowels, leather straps

Circa 1910-1920. Period floral carved leather straps, 1.5" rowels

1.5" rowels.

Mounted with silver and bronze, 1.5" rowels. Period worn basket-weave tooled leather straps.

Circa 1920's. Copper and silver mounted, 1.25" rowels

Five-point 1.5" rowels. Contemporary leather straps.

Heart pattern silver-mounted spurs with bottle opener shank. Period basket-weave tooled leather straps. 1.75" rowels

Scalloped heel-bands with chains. H-B Brand marked leather straps. 1.5" rowels

Period tooled leather straps, 2" rowels

Period tooled leather straps. 2" rowels

1 1/8" rowels, tooled leather straps

2.25" rowels, embossed leather straps

Period spotted straps, 1.75" rowels

Engraved Joseph Law, Sheffield bone-handle Bowie Knife. "Try Me" is seen engraved in the torso of a Pegasus, over maker's name. "Death To Traitors" engraved across 11.5" blade. Silver lion's-head pommel with gemstone eyes. Overall length 16.75"

Blade measures 12.5". Overall 18".

Coin silver hilt with ram's head motif. Blade marked "G. Woodhead, 56 Howard Street Sheffield." With original sheath. Blade length 4.5", Overall length 9.5"

Brass guard and 13" dirk or dagger point blade. Original leather and brass trim frog scabbard, with acorn motif. Overall length 19"

SN 465, manufactured in 1861, first year of production for the 2nd Model Army, .32 rimfire. 6" barrel, good bore, Rosewood grips. Very nice condition with factory letter. Shipped to Cooper and Pond Company, New York. Target sights were a later upgrade. Antique.

SN 8632. Very high condition early Merwin Hulbert 1st. Model Army type. Nickel finish, ivory grips, 7" barrel with very decent bore. Crisp working action. Very high percentage of original nickel finish remains. One line Merwin Hulbert and Hopkins & Allen script on barrel. Very nice period ivory grips. Lanyard ring on frame. Antique

SN 420379. Marked S.A.P.D. No. 29 on bottom of grip frame. Factory letter show one of 36 revolvers shipped to Praeger Hardware Co. San Antonio, July of 1916. Nice condition, 5" barrel, good bore and action. Period correct Colt grips. Includes factory letter and presentation stand noting pistol specifics and San Antonio Police. Ex Bill Gibson Collection. Modern.

"On the Rio Grande" archival pigmented print. Double signed Bill Wittliff, lower right and Robert Duvall, lower left. Print 17" x 11 (12.5 x 8.25); frame 23" x 18.

"Gus on the Rio Grande" on horseback. Archival pigmented print. 17" x 22" (11.5 & 18.5 actual image); fram 23" x 30". Signed lower right by Bill Wittliff.

"Call With Herd" silver gelatin print. 20" x 24" (image is 10" x 18"); frame 21" x 29". Signed lower right, Bill Wittliff.

William Frederick Cody, "Buffalo Bill" (1846-1917). Shown in his full fringed buckskin outfit, posed with lever action rifle over his shoulders. 2 3/8"

Two of the original trunks used to deliver the Texas Ranger John "Jack" Coffee Hays artifacts to the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas. From the Applewhite-Clark Collection. Legendary Texas Ranger, first Sheriff of San Francisco in 1850. Texas State Historical Association describes Jack C. Hays as: HAYS, JOHN COFFEE (1817–1883). John Coffee (Jack) Hays, Texas Ranger extraordinary and Mexican War officer, son of Harmon and Elizabeth (Cage) Hays, was born at Little Cedar Lick, Wilson County, Tennessee, on January 28, 1817. His father, of Scots-Irish descent, fought with Andrew Jackson and Sam Houston in the War of 1812. Hays became the prototypical Texas Ranger officer, and he and his cohorts—John S. (Rip) Ford, Ben McCulloch, and Samuel H. Walker established the ranger tradition. Hays joined the Texas Rangers in the formative years of their role as citizen soldiers. His rangers gained a reputation as mounted troops with revolvers and individually styled uniforms, who marched and fought with a noticeable lack of military discipline. This rough-and-ready image of an irregular force left its imprint on the chronicles of ranger history. In the thirteen years that he lived in Texas, Hays mixed a military career with surveying. At an early age he left home, surveyed lands in Mississippi, attended Davidson Academy at Nashville, and decided to cast his lot with the rebels in the Texas Revolution. In 1836 he traveled to New Orleans and entered Texas at Nacogdoches in time to join the troops under Thomas J. Rusk and bury the remains of victims of the Goliad Massacre. Houston advised Hays to join a company of rangers under Erastus (Deaf) Smith for service from San Antonio to the Rio Grande, under the orders of Col. Henry W. Karnes. In this role Hays took part in an engagement with Mexican cavalry near Laredo, assisted in the capture of Juan Sánchez, and rose to the rank of sergeant. After appointment as deputy surveyor of the Bexar District, Hays combined soldiering and surveying for several years. The more he learned about Indian methods of warfare, the better he protected surveying parties against Indian attacks. Hays proved to be an able leader and fearless fighter (called "Devil Yack"), who gained the respect of the rank and file of the Texas Rangers. Yet his stature-five feet nine inches-his fair complexion, and his mild manners did not match the looks and actions of the legendary ranger in later popular culture. From 1840 through 1846 Hays, at first a captain, then a major, and his ranger companies, sometimes with Mexican volunteers and such Indian allies as Lipan chief Flacco, engaged the Comanches and Mexican troops in small skirmishes and major battles. Important military actions took place at Plum Creek, Cañón de Ugalde, Salado (against Mexican soldiers under Adrián Woll), and Walker's Creek. In these battles Hays and his rangers were usually outnumbered, and their effective use of revolvers revolutionized warfare against Texas Indians. The Texas Rangers gained a national reputation in the Mexican War. Into Mexico rode Hays's rangers. Out of Mexico came a mounted irregular body of rangers celebrated in song and story throughout the United States. This transformation in fact and fiction started with the formation of the First Regiment, Texas Mounted Riflemen, under Colonel Hays. Serving with the army of Gen. Zachary Taylor, the rangers marched, scouted, and took part in the attack on Monterrey in 1846. The next year Hays formed another regiment that participated in keeping communication and supply lines open between Veracruz and Mexico City for the troops under the command of Gen. Winfield Scott. In doing so, Hays's rangers fought Mexican guerrillas near Veracruz and at such places as Teotihuacán and Sequalteplán. Controversy between the rangers and the Mexican people still lingers, for they robbed and killed each other off the battlefields. In the years that followed the Mexican War, Hays pioneered trails through the Southwest to California and became a prominent citizen of that state. In 1848 he tried unsuccessfully to find a route between San Antonio and El Paso, and the following year he received an appointment from the federal government as Indian agent for the Gila River country. In addition, he was elected sheriff of San Francisco County in 1850, appointed United States surveyor general for California in 1853, became one of the founders of the city of Oakland, and ran successful enterprises in real estate and ranching. He married Susan Calvert in 1847, and they had three daughters and three sons. Hays died on April 21, 1883, and is buried in California. Hays County, Texas, is named in his honor. Legendary Texas Ranger, first Sheriff of San Francisco in 1849. Texas State Historical Association describes Jack C. Hays as: HAYS, JOHN COFFEE (1817–1883). John Coffee (Jack) Hays, Texas Ranger extraordinary and Mexican War officer, son of Harmon and Elizabeth (Cage) Hays, was born at Little Cedar Lick, Wilson County, Tennessee, on January 28, 1817.

Mason pendant badge, engraved for John Coffee Hays, California. No maker's mark, measures 2" x 4.5". From the Applewhite-Clark Collection Legendary Texas Ranger, first Sheriff of San Francisco in 1850, & founder of Oakland California. Namesake of Hays County Texas. Legendary Texas Ranger, Indian Fighter, Mexican War Hero, & Surveyor.

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Daguerreotype of young John C. Hays (1/6 plate) 2" x 2.5" One of the earliest known photos of the famous Texas Ranger, first sheriff of San Francisco & founder of Oakland California From the Applewhite-Clark Collection

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection. Wood cased compassed owned by famed Texas Ranger John "Jack" Coffee Hays. Manufactured by W. & L. Gurley, Troy, New York. Case measures 1" x 3" x 3"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Aztec Club 1847-1897 medal, made by Tiffany & Co. and engraved on the edge "Col. John C. Hays, Texas". Aztec coin pendant measures 1.5" in diameter. Medal would have been sent to Hays’ family. With original Tiffany & Co. case

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Daguerreotype of John Hays as a young man (1/6 plate) 2.75" x 3.25" From the Applewhite-Clark Collection Legendary Texas Ranger, first Sheriff of San Francisco in 1850, & founder of Oakland California. Namesake of Hays County Texas. Legendary Texas Ranger, Indian Fighter, Mexican War Hero, & Surveyor.

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection.Wood cased 2.75" x 6.75" x 6.75" In addition to being a fmaous Texas Ranger, Jack Hays was also the first Surveyor General of California in the early 1850s.

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Daguerreotype of John C. Hays, 1/6 plate. Standard 1850's metal frame and surround. 2.75" x 3.25" From the Applewhite-Clark Collection Legendary Texas Ranger, first Sheriff of San Francisco in 1850, & founder of Oakland California. Namesake of Hays County Texas. Legendary Texas Ranger, Indian Fighter, Mexican War Hero, & Surveyor.

36" length. From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Attributed to Mexican President and General Santa Anna during the Mexican–American War. Hays and his men were to capture or kill Santa Anna. Managing to corner him at his estate, Santa Anna escaped just minutes before Hays arrived. The raid is well documented and many artifacts were captured and eventually became part of the John C. Hays Collection. The John C. Hays Collection became available in 1913 following the death of his wife Susan Calvert Hays, The collection was offered for sale by Hays' daughter, Betty Hays Norris, and purchased by in 1914 by Harry B. Crozier of Austin, Texas.

Morocco Leather Pommel holsters. From the Applewhite-Clark Collection

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Gold bullion holster for percussion pistol attributed to Mexican President and General Santa Anna during the Mexican–American War. Gold Bouillon threaded and embroidered holster with cross sling, was captured in the Mexican-American war by Col. John Coffee Hays of the First Mounted Texas Volunteers in 1847. Hays and his men were to capture or kill Santa Anna. Managing to corner him at his estate, Santa Anna escaped just minutes before Hays arrived. The raid is well documented and many artifacts were captured and eventually became part of the John C. Hays Collection. The John C. Hays Collection became available in 1913 following the death of his wife Susan Calvert Hays, The collection was offered for sale by Hays' daughter, Betty Hays Norris, and purchased by in 1914 by Harry B. Crozier of Austin, Texas.

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Daguerreotype: image of Captain Jacob Roberts, a Texas Ranger under Hays. 1/6 plate. Early case. Early metal frame with no surround.

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Double Daguerreotype case of images of First State of Texas Governor J. P. Henderson and his wife, Francis Cox Henderson. Francis was educated in Europe and James met her while he was diplomatic minister for the Republic of Texas. She was a multi-linguist literary translator. They were wed at St. George’s Hanover Square. (each Dag 1/6 plate) Case has some damage.

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Daguerreotype: Circa 1849 image of Mary Maverick, Texas friend of Susan Hays. Mary Ann Adams Maverick (March 16, 1818 – February 24, 1898), was an early Texas pioneer and author of memoirs which form an important source of information about daily life in and around San Antonio during the Republic of Texas period through the American Civil War. 1/6 plate. Early casing. Early metal frame with no surround. 2.75" x 3.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Daguerreotype: Circa 1853 image of Mary Maverick, Texas friend of Susan Hays. Mary Ann Adams Maverick (March 16, 1818 – February 24, 1898), was an early Texas pioneer and author of memoirs which form an important source of information about daily life in and around San Antonio during the Republic of Texas period through the American Civil War. 1/9 plate. Daguerreotype 2" x 2.5"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. A leading figure in the Texas Republic, Samuel Augustus Maverick (July 23, 1803 – September 2, 1870) Daguerreotype of Mary Ann and Sam Augustus Maverick, family friends of the Hays’ in Texas. Sam graduated from Yale University in 1825 and started handling some of his father’s businesses. He then studied law and developed a keen business sense. Later, he moved to Texas from Alabama in 1835, served as a delegate to the Texas Independence Convention, became seriously ill and had to return to Alabama. In 1837 he returned to San Antonio, practiced law, speculated on land, was captured by Mexican General Woll and held at Perote Castle until 1843. Over the years, Maverick continued to increase his holdings in stock and land. He amassed over 300,000 acres of land during his lifetime in Texas. Maverick County, Texas is named in his honor (1/6 plate). 2.75" x 3.25"

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection. Land Title Office Abstract Book for Alameda County, California. Copies of Land transactions and descriptions in Alameda County associated with John Caperton and John Hays from the granting of the Rancho San Antonio to Luis Peralta in 1820 through November 3, 1891. Deed record book to Land on Broadway Street and San Jose Avenue, City of Alameda, State of California. (156 pages) Compiled by G.W. McKeand, Searcher of Records Oakland California.

Daguerreotype photograph of legendary Texas Ranger RIP Ford with General Joe Lane. John Salmon Ford was a doctor, lawyer, journalist, Confederate Colonel, Mayor of Brownsville, eventually a Texas Senator, and a renowned Texas Ranger. He got his nickname, "Rip" Ford, during the Mexican-American War in 1846, when he was assigned the duty of writing condolence letters to deceased soldier's families, he would add “Rest in Peace” next to the name, which eventually became shortened to “R.I.P.” He was soon known across the Lone Star State as “Rip” Ford.Both legendary historic figures in Texas history. From the Applewhite-Clark Collection. 2.75" x 3.25"General Joe Lane was Colonel Hays Commanding Officer , during the later part of the Mexican War of 1846-48. Also a personal friend and associate. General Lane entered the Mexican War as Colonel of the 2nd Regiment of Indiana Volunteers. He was Brevetted Brigadier General and later as a Major General for action at Huamantla, Mexico, in the chase for Santa Anna at the end of the war. Also at this battle, Captain Samuel H. Walker, also under Gen. Lane's command, was killed. After the war, during the 1850's General Lane resided in California, eventually died in Oregon in 1881.

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Texas Ranger John Coffee Hays' Cased Draft Compass. Hays Later became Land Survey General for the State of California. Set of cased drafting compasses used by Texas Ranger, Scout, and California Survey General John "Jack" Coffee Hays. "Compas A. Porte-Mine Mobile" marked inside oak case, "R. Pierce" marked on lid. Drafting Tool (3 5/8" x 8.75") Measures 1.5" x 5" x 8.5". Set of his surveyor's marking chain (approx. 32 feet long) and surveyor's dividers.

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Swante Magnus Swenson (February 24, 1816 – June 13, 1896) a good friend of John C. Hays, Swenson was the 1PstP Swedish immigrant to Texas (1838). He learned business skills initially by peddling goods from the back of a carriage. Invested in land and paid for other Swedish immigrants to come to Texas in exchange for 1 year of their labor on his plantations. He invested in railroad stock and continued to buy land, becoming one of the largest land holders in Texas and founding the SMS Ranch in West Texas. At one point, he had accumulated almost 500,000 acres of land. Daguerreotype: image of SM Swenson.1/6 plate. Early case. Early metal frame with no surround. 2.75" x 3.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Elizabeth Cage Hays, black servant that came to California with Susan Hays in 1850. Eliza married Henry Lucius Brown. (1/4 plate) Case measures 3.5" x 4.75"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Image of Molly and Eliza Brown, daughters of Eliza and Henry Brown, beloved Hays' family servants. Cased 3.25" x 3.75"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Susan Calvert Hays, wife of famed Texas Ranger John Coffee Hays, married April 29, 1847 at the Magnolia Hotel in Seguin Texas, then owned by her cousin Jeremiah S. Calvert. 1/6 plate, 2.75" x 3.25" Early metal frame with no surround.

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. "Smith's Patent January 17, 1860" Spring loaded for match delivery, still in good working condition. Measures 1.5" x 2.5"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. One of three of the first San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs hired in the Department's history, under John "Jack" Coffee Hays. Land investor and business partner of Hays', Johnson served the shortest term as Sheriff in the history of the San Francisco Sheriff’s Department. Hays resigned in 1853 to accept position as Surveyor General of California, and Johnson was appointed to replace him. Circa 1852 Daguerreotype 1/6 plate. 2.75" x 3.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. One of three of the first San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs hired in the Department's history, under John "Jack" Coffee Hays, John A. Freaner, Note star badge on lapel. Hays had met Freaner through John’s brother James Freaner. James was a correspondent that covered the Mexican War for the New Orleans Delta newspaper. James signed his dispatches simply “Mustang”. John Freaner also became one of Hays’ land investment partners in the Oakland and Alameda areas of California. (1/9 plate) Standard casing with early metal frame and surround. 2" x 2.5"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Largely responsible for the Gold Rush discovery, one of Sutter's most trusted employees, James W. Marshall, found gold at Sutter's Mill in 1848. Daguerreotype circa 1850-1852 early mounting and case with no surround 1/6 plate. 2.75" x 3.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Captain Brown's House; An old friend from Texas, the Hays Family lived temporarily with the Brown family Ambrotype measures 3.25" x 4.25",

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Henry Durant (June 18, 1802 in Acton, Massachusetts – January 22, 1875 in Oakland, California) was an American minister and educator. Ambrotype of Henry Durant credited with the founding of the University of California and served as its first President. John C. Hays and his partners sold and donated much of the land for the University. Durant also served as Mayor of Oakland. The images are in a “book” case, marked “AMBROTYPE by BOWMAN” and “Cutting's Pat July 4 & 11 1854”. 3.25" x 4.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Clar, John, (1813-1884), Daguerreotype circa 1852 of John Clar, Hays’ family friend in California. Clar was born in Spain, entered the U. S. Navy at age 19 and pursued a naval career for the next 17 years. Problems with his health caused him to leave the sea in 1845 when he settled in California He was clerk in the land commissioner’s office and County Surveyor of Marin in 1851. In 1852, he partnered with John Hays, John Caperton and others to purchase Vicente Peralta’s Encinal, which today is the site of Oakland, California. Clar was fluent in eight languages and when Hays became Surveyor General of California in 1853, Hays selected John Clar to serve as translator of the Spanish Archives in the Surveyor General’s Office in San Francisco. Clar held this job for many years. (1/6 plate). 2.75" x 3.25"

From the John Coffee hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Struck in Paris by A. Bacqueville, 1922 and distributed upon subscription of members of the Club. In original case. Sent to Hays' family in his honor.

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Circa 1847-1848, General Joe Lane in Mexican War Uniform. He was Colonel Hays Commanding Officer , during the later part of the Mexican War of 1846-48. Also a personal friend and associate. General Lane entered the Mexican War as Colonel of the 2nd Regiment of Indiana Volunteers. He was Brevetted Brigadier General and later as a Major General for action at Huamantla, Mexico, in the chase for Santa Anna at the end of the war. Also at this battle, Captain Samuel H. Walker, also under Gen. Lane's command, was killed. After the war, during the 1850's General Lane resided to California, eventually died in Oregon in 1881. Measures 1.75" x 2.75"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Two cased daguerreotypes, one portrait of Pioneer California Land Surveyor, Leander Ransome, and other with wife. 1855 Daguerreotype: image of Leander Ransom and wife, California friends of Susan and John Hays. Ransom was chief clerk in the California Surveyor General office from 1851 through the 1860's. 1/6 plate. Double-cased, about 3/4-inch-thick, showing an image of Ransom on one side and his wife on the other. Cased in "book" type casing w/ Mother-of-pearl inlays, and spine marked "Token". Very fine quality and very fine condition. 2.75" x 3.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. John Twohig(1806-1891), brother-in-law to John C. Hays. San Antonio merchant and banker, known as “the breadline banker” for his practice of buying bread by the barrel and handing out loaves to poor families. Daguerreotype 2.75" x 3.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. General Q. P. Haven, member of the California Militia and a good friend of Hays. Haven was ordered by Governor Downey to provide provisions for Hays during his brief return to military action. This was when Hays was in command of a company of Nevada volunteers who were needed to put down a Paiute Indian uprising around Virginia City, Nevada in 1859. (1/4 plate)3.25" x 4.25". Standard Gutta-Percha thermoplastic case.

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Daguerreotype c.1848-1852 from a painting of Steven F. Austin, Founder of The Republic of Texas. 1/6 plate, 2.75" x 3.25", Late 1840's framing and case.

Small cannon balls , horseshoe fragment, clothing buttons, and soil from dig. From the History Shop Excavation 2008-2010.

Shot measuring 1.25" diameter, shot measuring 1.75" in diameter, Uniform buttons and belt buckle, various other iron remnants from the fire pits. From the History Shop Excavation 2008-2010.

Grape shot, musket shot, uniform buttons, a piece from a musket lock, and various iron remnants. From the History Shop Excavation 2008-2010.

Includes grape shot, musket shot, uniform buttons, and various iron fragments from the fire pits. From the History Shop Excavation 2008-2010.

S/N 58019. 22" barrel, bore retains strong rifling. Action is sound. G.N.G. inspection marks on stock. Likely post Civil War as Stabler Cutoff is installed in front of trigger allowing single shot or repeater operation, a post War modification. Antique.

S/N 128613. 22" barrel, bore is dark with rifling present. Action works, bar and saddle ring retained. US stamped on butt plate. Screws in good shape and appear original. Stock in intact with exception of hairline crack running through top of wrist. Rear sight ladder has slight bend. Antique.

SN 33885, copy of S&W Historian letter notes shipment on February 12, 1903 to Andre, Schaub & Pioso, Paris, France, and New York City. Excellent condition finish and function. 8" barrel, target sights. Pearl grips with extra set of Buffalo Horn grips. Gun retains very high percentage of finish. Antique.

S/N 89088, manufactured 1894. Octagon 26" barrel, deluxe wood stock, flip-up rear tang sight, adjustable set trigger. Antique.

Serial #5384. Original factory engraving by Samuel J. Hoggson on the receiver and buttplate. Hoggson performed most of the engraving work for New Haven Arms Company on earlier Henry Rifles. The rifle is floral engraved, with the left sideplate engraved with dog hunt scene. Original German silver front sight. "H" mark is stamped in lower tang, serial number found at the top rear of the barrel. Assembly number 579 is clearly found under the loading sleeve. Cloverleaf buttplate, Deluxe walnut buttstock, scalloped buttplate indicates this may be a "one-of-a-kind" rifle, as stated in provenance letter. 23" barrel, .44 caliber. Exceptional condition considering age and use. Provenance: WY.A copy of a Letter of Authenticity from Rob Kassab, former director and president of Winchester Arms Collectors Association. Rifle handed down through the Tyler Family, distant relatives to Benjamin Tyler Henry (provenance from family documents and ancestry). Other collectors notes to accompany the lot. Antique.

SN 88726. Iron Springs, Wyoming shipped Sharps .40 caliber rifle. Rare R.S. Lawrence conversion. 24" heavy octagon barrel with good rifling. Single trigger. Very nice action and wood. Barrel retains a good percentage of bluing, action is even gray patina. Antique.

SN C53635, Sharps historian notes this rifle was originally ordered in 1871 to General Hawley of Hartford, Connecticut. Joseph Roswell Hawley, being a Major General of Volunteers during the Civil War, along with owner of the Hartford Courant Newspaper, and future politician, this gun was likely a gift, factory returned. No other historic notes Sharps mentions in between this invoice, then finally being shipped in 1874 to John P. Lower, Sporting Goods dealer in Denver CO. Early Sharps by the Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Co. 28" barrel with rifling still present. Marked Fruend Bros on barrel. Double set triggers. Even finish retaining some bluing, stock in very good shape. Hammer spring works but will not hold in cocked position. Includes copy of Sharps Rifle Company historian letter. Antique.

Beautifully framed bluebonnet landscape painting by well-known Texas artist Robert Harrison; Oil on canvas, 30" x 40". Frame measures 37 1/4" x 47 1/2". Signed bottom left.

"Bovines" 24" x 36; frame, 31" x 41".

"Willie & Waylon" pure bred Texas Longhorn steers that have been pasture mates their entire life.

Original Empire Grill neon sign. Hung in Maine on the Empire Grill cafe for many years. Double-sided. Sign, 74" x 74" x 15. Brackets are 15-1/2" x 33" x 7". Item pick up recommended.

Originally hung in Topeka, Kansas. Original paint. 86" x 39" x 8-3/4". Item pick up recommended.

From Texas border. Old restoration on the paint. 55" x 69" 14". Item pick up recommended.

Original Union Station neon with original smaltz paint. Atlanta, Georgia, once had a historic Union Station, a central hub for rail travel, but it no longer exists today. 168-1/2" x 24" x 9". Item pick up recommended. Union Station (1853-1930): Opened: 1853; Demolitions: 1930. Location: Near the present Five Points area, downtown Atlanta. This first Union Station was built to serve multiple railroad companies, making it a central hub for travelers in the southeastern U.S. It was a symbol of Atlanta’s rapid growth as a transportation center. The station underwent significant expansions and renovations, but it was eventually demolished in 1930 to make way for a more modern structure.

Original Sunoco gas and oil porcelain sign with added neon. 1930s-40s. 70" x 47" x 8-3/4". Item pick up recommended.

Original porcelain cafe neon with added neon arrow. Circa 1950s. 72-1/2" x 39-1/4" x 8-3/4". Item pick up recommended.

Original porcelain ice cream cone neon. Circa 1950s. 74" x 31" x 6-1/2". Item pick up recommended.

Original Star Motel porcelain neon. Circa 1950's. 58" x 34-1/2" x 8-1/2". Item pick up recommended.

With original paint on the original canister. Cash Store was a term used in the 1930's and 40's for general stores/grocery stores that operated on a cash and carry basis. Double sided. 84' x 30" x 15". Item pick up recommended.

49" x 51" x 6".

25" x 13" x 5". Item pick up recommended.

Professionally restored 1950's "Nellybelle" Jeep pressed-steel pedal car, manufactured by Hamilton. Includes COA from Roy Rogers Jr. stating this pedal car was on display at The Roy Rogers-Dale Evans Museum in Branson, Missouri. Measures 16" x 23" x 40"

John Wayne's WWII Style Marine Garrison Cap movie prop used by John Wayned during the filming of "Sands of Iwo Jima". Includes COA from Hollywood Prop Supply Stamped 7-1/4". Measures approx. 11" lying flat.

Obtained by U.S. Sailor stationed on floating dry dock 1944. Comes with COA of signature and letter attesting of provenance.

Audie Murphy's WWII Style Corporal shirt used in the film "To Hell And Back", based on and starred by himself. Includes COA from L.A. Prop & Wardrobe Co.

Original Washington D.C. correspondence letter from Orville and Wilbur Wright, signed and dated September 20, 1902, Kitty Hawk, addressed to Secretary Prof. Samuel P. Langley of Washington D.C. In a 2015 article, Smithsonian Archives notes,"Wilbur’s first letter to the Smithsonian, dated May 30, 1899, respectfully requests information about Smithsonian publications on aviation and the possibility of human flight, which must have attracted Secretary Langley’s notice. A correspondence developed between them as both parties worked to build the first successful flying machine". Includes two Certificates of Authenticity, along with Forensic Document Expert report.

Signed by John F. Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy, Caroline Kennedy, and John F. Kennedy Jr. Inscription by Jacqueline Kennedy to "Dr. Cole". Shadow box framed 3.5" x 22" x 33.5". Includes Certificate of Authenticity.

Signatures by Neil Armstrong, Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, and Michael Collins. Includes Certificate of Authenticity along with forensic document report. Framed 25" x 33"

First English Edition, published 1924 by Methuen & Co. Ltd, London. Translated by Henry L. Brose.

Framed "Abbey Road" gold vinyl LP presentation (23x29), with matting signed by George Harrison, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and John Lennon.

Includes Certificate of Authenticity. Frame measures 21.5" x 31.5"

Christmas Card measures 3.75" x 5.75". Frame measures 14.25" x 25". Includes Certificate of Authenticity.

SN 97975, manufactured by Colt in 1914. U.S. property and Model of 1911 U.S. Army marked. 5" barrel with decent bore. High degree of finish remains with some blemish areas on slide. Diamond wood grips, magazine has lanyard ring. Modern.

SN 328244, Manufactured 1969. Earlier Clark Custom Colt .45 Government 1911, slide engraving notes Shreveport Louisiana location. Bo-Mar rear sight, 5" barrel. Good action and bore, appears reblued at the time reworked by Clark. No magazine. Modern.

Konica Konishiroku Rukoah-Sha (Konica-Minolta) Type 89 Japanese Machine Gun Camera. Made by Konishoruko (which later became Konica) for training Japanese airplane gunners during World War II. In original wood transit case

SN 245NX77152. Belgium made. 4.5" barrel, good bore, very nice condition. Modern.

No serial visible. Custom 26" barrel, jeweled bolt, Kahles 1.5-6x42 scope. Bore mikes approximately .33. Very nice wood stock with some handling marks, otherwise an excellent condition rifle. Monogrammed gold medallion on underside of stock. Modern.

S/N E6776287. Schmidt & Bender 3-12x50 scope, 22" threaded barrel with compensator, digital camo stock wrap. Very good condition. Modern

S/N 7617852. Night Force scope, custom 27" barrel with compensator, composite camo stock with thumb-hole. Excellent condition rifle. Modern.

S/N RR90794C. Custom HCR "Harvester Plus" 20" barrel with compensator, Trijicon 2.5-10x56 scope, Composite stock. Excellent condition, minor handling marks. Modern

S/N SR0017. Schmidt-Bender "Zenith" 2.5-10x56 scope, 23" barrel engraved to "Paul Montealegre". Excellent condition rifle. Modern

S/N C02884. Southern Precision 6XC .130fb compensated 26" barrel. long-range stock with adjustable cheek riser. Night Force scope. Excellent condition rifle.

S/N PB11459. Left handed bolt-action rifle. S&S Precision compensated 26" barrel, Night Force NXS 5.5-22x56 scope, long range precision stock with adjustable cheek riser. Excellent condition rifle. modern

S/N 0077. Trijicon 5-20x50 scope, compensated 24" barrel. Very good condition. Geometrical camo exterior has some expected handling wear. Modern

S/N 141601. Ribbed 32" barrel, skeet/S-26 cylinder chokes

S/N 152605. Over/Under 32" ribbed and vented barrels, deluxe wood stocks. Relieve engraved down tang, trigger guard and receiver frame, with gold accented bird hunting scenes on either side of the frame, and bird dog engraved on underside of frame. Grip butt custom engraved with initials "PM". Excellent condition. Modern

S/N 146175. Trigger guard monogrammed in gold initials "P.F.M." Over/under 32" barrels with modified and lightly modified interchangeable chokes.

S/N RR84133H. Left handed Remington Model 700 LH Bolt action rifle .338 Lapua, "Forrest" model customized by In-Rut Rifles. Custom 26" barrel, longe range stock with adjustable cheek riser. Zeiss "Diavari" 6-24x72 Scope. Excellent condition rifle

S/N C6560424. Left-handed bolt action rifle. Night Force NXS 8-32x56 scope, 24" compensated barrel, precision stock with adjustable cheek riser. Excellent condition rifle. Modern.

S/N N00357. Nosler Model 48 Left-handed bolt action rifle chambered .26 Nosler. Excellent, like new condition, with composite stock and compensated 26" barrel. Mounted with scope rings. Modern

S/N NCR05324. Excellent, like new condition with only slight handling marks. Leupold VX-3 4.5-14x40mm scope, (rings have some surface rust). 24" barrel. Modern

S/N N01103. Composite stock, 26" barrel with compensator, scope rings mounted. Excellent condition rifle. Modern.

S/N 776775, manufactured 1965. Heavy ported 22" barrel, Swarovski Habicht 1,25-4x24 scope, jeweled bolt, checkered wood stock. Very nice condition rifle, minor surface rust flecks and handling marks on wood. Modern

No visible serial number. Zeiss Diavari-C 3-9x36 scope, 20" barrel, marked .257 cal. Double set triggers. Mannlicher wood stock. Very good condition rifle. Modern

S/N A4331. Leupold Vari-X III 3.5-10 scope, 24" barrel, jeweled bolt, checkered wood stock. Excellent condition with some minor storage marks. Modern

S/N B6717412. Schmidt & Bender "Klassik" 3x12 scope, custom 25.5" barrel, composite stock. Excellent condition rifle. Modern

S/N B6714510. Zeiss Varipoint VM 1,5-6x42 scope, custom 21" barrel with compensator, composite camo stock. Excellent condition rifle, with some minor handling marks. Modern

35" horns

"Imperial Symphonium". Very good working condition.

Brass bell bottom has 28" diameter. Rotary yoke 551-A. Overall 28" x 28" x 30"

Myers Hay Tool original iron store display rack, 53" x 61". Original center Myers display pulley, with surrounding pulleys added later.

Marked Henry Masbruch, Platteville, Wisconsin. Patented 6-33.

Kent's Patent, 199 High Holborn, London. Size 9 No.20860. Movement works. Measures 13" x 17" x 18"

Working condition. Cast iron crank and body, brass cream tubes, with wood handle. 12" x 12"

8 feet long

Cannon barrel measures 5 ft in length. Antique Cast Iron copy of an 18th century British Naval deck gun..

Cannon barrel measures 5 ft. antique Cast Iron copy of an 18th century British Naval deck gun..

SN 62969, Colt Factory letter copy notes Hartley & Graham, New York shipped January 5, 1881. Rare early nickel finish. 7.5" etched barrel, tight action, dark bore. Period Ivory grips. Retains approximately 40% of original nickel finish, Antique.

SN 259080, Factory letter notes part of a 5 gun shipment to Simmons Hardware Company, St. Louis Missouri, September 30, 1904. Colt 1876 Bisley Model .38-40 caliber revolver. Blued finish, 5.5" barrel, period Stag-horn grips. Very good action and bore. Includes tooled and brass-tacked double-loop leather holster. Modern.

S/N 133812A, manufactured 1883. Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle,.38-40 Blued finish receiver, 24" barrel. Good condition, nice bore. Has intermittent hammer-sear issue. Antique

Rare antique lock-back folding dagger c. 1840's, "G. Crookes & Co. Sheffield", marked on single edged 3.5" spear blade. Period antique ivory handles (does have crack on one side), in which is centered a blank name engraving plate. Action works well. Features German silver floral bolster and pommel motif of horse-head with naval anchor over artillery cannons. Folded length 5.25", fully opened measures 9" in length. "G. Crookes" is listed as Sheffield table knife maker, during 1840's is listed as "G. Crookes & Co".

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection. 4" x 5"

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection. Mostly Daguerreotypes of cowboys.

Made under contract for the state of Massachusetts during the Civil War. Lock plate marked U.S. S.N.& W.T.C. for Massachusetts. 32" barrel, working action. Stock is solid, retains ramrod. Antique

Lockplate is marked: U.S. 1854, New Haven, E. Whitney. 42" barrel, appears .54 cal. Working action. Heavy brass butt plate, does have buttstock chip.

1" x 2.25"; and 1 3/8" x 2.75"

Three antique bloodletting devices. Marked for P.W. Bain, New York, Lanceets marked BORWICK, brass scarificator unmarked.

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection. Captain William Jameson, USN (d.1862) Daguerreotype: Circa 1849-1853 image of Captain William Jameson, in full US Navy uniform. Good friend of Hays. Early casing. Early metal frame with surround. 1/2 plate. 4.25" x 5.5"

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection. 2.75" x 3.25"

Confederate General during the Civil War, later becoming a Supreme Court Judge. Cane is engraved with "Hon. Wm. D. Dickey, December 25th, 09" on top of handle, sides engraved with "A Friend In Need, A Friend Indeed." Gold markings 2+, 504" on base of handle. Cane measures 36.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Balie Peyton, Jr. (1833-1862), son of Baillie Peyton, Sr. and second cousin of John C. Hays. (1/6 plate) was Confederate Lieutenant, 20th Tennessee Infantry Regiment. Daguerreotype 2.75" x 3.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Balie Peyton (November 26, 1803 – August 18, 1878) Baillie Peyton, Sr., John Hays’ cousin. Like Hays, he came from Tennessee but eventually moved to California. In 1835, Peyton represented Tennessee in the U. S. House of Representatives. During the Mexican War, he served as a colonel of the 5th Louisiana Regiment. From 1848-1852, he was the U. S. Minister to Chili. Later, in California, he was the San Francisco city attorney and eventually, the U. S. District Attorney of California. (1/6 plate). Daguerreotype 2.75" x 3.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Daguerreotype of a painting of General Sidney Sherman. He organized a company of volunteers in Kentucky and led then to join in the Texas Revolution in 1835. It is said that this company carried the only Texas flag that the Texans had for the Battle of San Jacinto. Sherman commanded the left wing of the Texas Army during the battle. He is given credit for the battle cry “Remember the Alamo”. Following the battle, Sherman was sent to the United States to raise more troops for Texas. He later served in the Seventh Congress of the Republic. Early in the American Civil War, Sherman was appointed commandant of Galveston, but, because of failing health, he had to retire to his home near the San Jacinto battle ground where he spent his final years. Daguerreotype: image of General Sidney Sherman. This is an image of a painting of the General. 1/6 plate. Late 1840's framing and case. 2.75" x 3.25"

Artist Matthew Brady. 29" x 17". The portrait of General Houston is a pigmented, acid free matte conservation print of the original photograph made in 1861 by acclaimed American photographer Matthew Brady. Brady is best know for his photographs of the Civil War and portraits of Presdient Abraham Lincoln. The Brady Archives are located at Harvard University.

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection

SN 328703. Ranch Brand engraved Colt Single Action Army, personally ordered by Jim Aplan notorious Cowboy, Rodeo Clown, and Colt SAA Collector. Full coverage engraving by Charlie Baker, of early South Dakota cattle brands and ranch brands of Jim Aplan's personal family and friends. Ivory grips with carved Indian head motif on right side. 4 5/8" barrel, tight action and excellent condition. Includes folder on Jim Aplan and Charlie Baker, with copy of Jim Aplan letter noting serial number and ranch brands. Modern.

S/N G6732360. Left-handed Hill Country Rifles "The Hammer" custom Remington 700LH chambered in SN G6732360. .300 Remington Ultra Magnum. Leupold VX-L 4.5-14x56mm scope, 27" barrel, composite thumb-hole stock. Excellent condition rifle, mild blemishing on bolt. Modern.

S/N RR22244E. Left-Handed, custom 24" barrel with compensator, long range tactical stock with adjustable cheek riser. Excellent condition rifle. Modern

S/N PB042979. Left-handed bolt action. Schmidt & Bender "Zenith" 3-12x50 scope, custom 27.5" barrel, composite stock. Very good condition rifle. Modern

S/N N00349. Left-handed bolt action, chambered in 280 Ackley Improved. Leupold VX-III 4.5-14x50mm scope, custom 26.5" barrel engraved "Forrest Montealegre", Composite stock. Excellent condition rifle. Modern

S/N C6707159. Custom left-handed precision rifle. Vortex "Viper" 6-24x50 scope, custom heavy 24" threaded barrel with compensator, composite stock. Excellent condition rifle. Modern

S/N H222891. Custom left-handed bolt action chambered in .240 Weatherby Magnum. Threaded 24" barrel with compensator, Zeiss"Conquest HD5" 3-15x42 Scope, Composite stock. Very good condition with some minor handling marks. Modern

S/N199716. Left-handed Mannlicher stock, Zeiss "Terra 3X" 4-12x42 scope. 20" barrel. Excellent condition. Modern

S/N PB052508. Vortex "Viper" 6-24x50 scope, custom 26" barrel with compensator, composite camo stock. Excellent condition, some handling marks in the camo wrap. Modern

S/N 24B14-00127. Left-handed rifle. Trijicon 3-9x40 scope, custom 26" barrel, snake-skin camo composite stock. Excellent condition rifle, with some surface rust on trigger. Modern

S/N E6310107. Left-handed rifle. Bushnell Elite 6500 scope, custom 24" threaded barrel with compensator, geometric camo composite stock. Very good condition rifle. Modern

S/N K69944. Leupold LPS 3.5-14x50mm scope, threaded 22" barrel with compensator, composite camo stock. Very good condition rifle. Modern

S/N 7D01699. M85 Left-handed Mini-Mauser manufactured by Zastava Arms, Serbia. Zeiss 3-9x scope. Excellent condition rifle. Modern

SN 8P5622. Imported by Eagle Arms, New York. 22" barrel, fair bore. Nice wood and bluing. Good action. Tasco 6-18x40 scope and sling. Modern.

29" x 40". Framed 34.5" x 45.5".

Framed 33.25" x 43.25".

Antique Mexican Snake & Eagle Silver Concho Belt

Charles Goodnight portrait and badge. Artist unknown. Circa 1902 portrait. 34" x 16.5". Colonel Charles Goodnight (1836-1929), cowboy, Texas Ranger and founding father of the US Cattle Industry. In the latter part of the 19th century he built one of the great American ranches, the legendary JA which spread over a million acres of Texas. Features Col Goodnight's official portrait with one his beloved buffalo and a personal Goodnight Ranger badge handmade from a Mexican cinco peso coin.

"One Ranger with Badge" 1993. Artist Dan Winters. Photograph with badge. 18" x 16". Signed center by Texas Ranger Joaquin Jackson. This is a print of the signed original, 1993 photograph by Dan Winters. Museum framed with an exact duplicate of Joaquin's personal badge, hand cut from a Mexican cinco peso coin (mfg. 1947-1948, .900 coin silver). This photograph was first published as the cover of the February 1994 issue of Texas Monthly magazine. In 1998 it was selected from among thousands of photographs as the cover for the 25th Anniversary book, The Pictures of Texas Monthly (Texas Monthly, Inc. 1998).

Inscription on back describes. " Daddy & Gang in Sour Lake, Texas. Express Agent- Tent he had to use 'till Wells Fargo Co. building completed- Furniture for building stacked by tent." Photo 7.5" x 9.5" on card. From the Applewhite-Clark Collection.

Engraved 1863 by T.R. Rossvoer and T.R. Mignotan, published by J.M Clure, New York and London. Framed 32.5" x 42.5"

25.5 x 36 x 81.5". Missing door knob.

Bottom piece measures 43" x 29.5" x 32" H. Top measures 43.5" x 30" x 57.25" H

Largest (quart) engraved with name "J.W. Shepperd".

Circa 1800's. 8" x 10" x 11"

Circa 1800's

Circa 1800's. Measure 4" and 5" in height.

Both measure approximately 6" tall. Circa 1800's

Smallest measures 5" tall, largest measures 9". Circa 1800's

Four bowls, including one with lid. Circa 1800's

Five mugs, with one small 3" creamer pitcher. Circa 1800's

Circa 1800's Height 5.5"-6"

Circa 1800's, Some edge loss, 4.5" tall

Huge set circa 1850's-1860's, by John Alcock, Cobridge England.

Wingspan measures 31"

41" W x 52" H. Base, 23.5" H x 41" W x 17.5" D; Glass case, 13" H x 41" W x 12.5" D; Top, 2" H x 41" W x 13.5" D.

16" x 25" x 46"

"Forest Pond" original oil on canvas dated 1938 by Texas artist Edna Earl Crocker (1877-1942), born in San Marcos. Framed 24" x 34"

21" x 28" x 43"

20" x 38" x 41"

17.5" x 39" x 40"

23" x 24" x 27"

25" x 8.5" x 12.25".

Pressed steel 28" x 8.5" x 11".

7.75" x 2.5" x 4".

20" x 4.75" x 7".

21.5" x 5.5" x 8.5".

14.5" x 3.5" x 5.5".

In working condition. 5.5" x 3.5" x 6.75". Copyright 1922 by Fontaine Fox.

3.75" tall

12" x 3.5" x 2".

32" x 6" x 3.25".

17.5" x 53.5"

"Delicious Refreshing" 9" Diameter

26.5" Diameter

Hat is chipped. 14" x 3.5" x 2.5".

From a painting by Thomas Moran. Framed 30" x 39"

"Old Chief With Pipe", by Donald "Putt" Putman (California,1926-2007) original mixed media on board, 20" x 24". Frame measures 28" x 32"

Mixed media (acrylic and watercolor) on board. Signed Robert Redbird, Kiowa bottom right. Frame measures 41" x 52"

Framed measures 19 1/4" x 23 1/4". Includes research book: Guide to the Identification of American Indian Projectile Points.

Measuring 3/4" to 1 3/8".

1" to 6".

1" to 3.5".

Measuring 3/4" to 1 3/4".

1" to 2.5"

1.75" to 3.5".

1" to 2.5".

Pendant measures 4", Arrowheads 4" & 7.75".

1" to 6.75"

1" to 4.5".

4" x 5.25" x 7"

World Series Heroes Plaque, Limited Edition of 1977. Photos are 8" x 9.5". Plaque measures 13.5" x 20".

Limited Edition 535/1500. Photo 8" x 9.75". Plaque 12" x 15".

5000 career strikeouts for Nolan Ryan. Plaque is One of 5000 and baseball is 158/5000. Photo is 8" x 10". Plaque measures 12" x 15".

Framed 21x25

Nicholas II (1868-1918) Last Czar of Russia, Document Signed in Cyrillic Script., February 14, 1905. Includes COA on back from Kenneth R. Laurence Galleries, Florida. Frame measures

Set of Mont Blanc cased set, Meisterstuck No.146 LeGrand Czar Nikolai I. Original box and manual.

Limited Edition No. 66/776. Like new, still in original packaging, Aged Silver Edition: Limited to 776 pens trimmed in aged silver, natural resin in Visconti's scrimshaw replication of the Declaration of Independence, 23kt Palladium one tone white nib.

Produced in 2006, Limited Edition 294/440, 18K gold nib. Escellent condition, original Special Edition packaging.

Limited Edition by Cartier No.233/888, oversized fountain pen, 18K plated Art Deco design with coral medallions on the ends, 18K nib. Original Cartier box

Limited Edition numbered 241/476, Sterling Silver trimmed in rose gold. Original box

Limited Edition "Invito La Traviata" Sterling Silver Fountain pen, numbered 0093/1912. Gold 18K nib. Includes original box and booklet, box does have some edge damage.

The Limited Edition Diamond Jubilee Fountain Pen is crafted in rich resin colors of royal purple with palladium trim and sparkling Imperial Burgundy accented in gold. Limited Edition 9/610. The fountain pen features a stunningly detailed replica of the British Royal Crown set with gemstones on the cap. The piston-fill fountain pens are equipped with Visconti's 23K Palladium Dreamtouch nib. Original Visconti box included

Limited Edition No. 88/88. Palladium Dreamtouch 23K gold nib, Mother of pearled acrylic "Palladium Green". With original box and paperwork

Limited edition 125/4810. Original box and manual.

Gold series, stainless steel is enhanced with 18K gold, palladium and rhodium.

Porsche Design Mikado P3130 Collection Ballpoint Pen & Mechanical Pencil.

Mont Blanc Meisterstuck Gold-Coated Fountain and Ball-point pen set.

Limited edition, trimmed in 18K gold.

Limited Edition

Limited Edition

S.T. Dupont, Fuente Opus X, Ligne 2, Andalusia and Shaman model lighters.

Circa 1960's Mid-Century Modern, Danish-made bikini Chairs by Hans Olsen. Very good condition, with one chair fabric lifting.

The bracelet contains thirty-five (35) round brilliant cut diamonds with a total approximate weight of 5.50 cts. The diamonds have an approximate color of J-K and an approximate clarity of SI1-SI2. The bracelet measures about seven inches long and weighs 17.0 grams. Approximate Appraised Value..... $10,995.00 Appraised on 10/28/2024.

In original box.

Superlative Chronometer Official Certified

Men's Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust Watch

.999 1/4oz Gold Panda Coin in 14K Gold Pendant. Weighs 12.3 Grams.

23" x 30" x 34"

Printed by R.H. for Thomas Dring 1685. First edition in English of Maimbourg's history of the Crusades, translated by English divine John Nalson.

Horns measure 29" in length

Horns measure 34" in length

Horns measure 30"

Horns measure 19" in length

Horns measure approximately 22" in length

Horns measures 18" in length

Custom Stand, Stands 72" tall at top of horns.

On custom mount base, with natural and faux rocks.

Outside spread 24.5"

Outside spread 27"

Outside spread 22"

Outside spread 21.25"

20" x 16" tall

W. J. Jeffrey & Co. Case is outer covered in elephant hide. Circa 1980's. 27" x 10" x 4.5"

Horns are 20" wide

SN R014968K. Nice condition, 21" ribbed barrel, good bore with screw chokes. Modern.

SN M172138. Tactical setup with 21" barrel and extended mag tube. Early Benelli import by HK. Modern.

SN 233714. 24" barrel, dark bore. Good action. Bushnell 3x-8x Banner scope. Modern.

SN R203409. Tactical setup with 20" barrel, extended mag tube. Good condition. Modern.

S/N 125738. 3.75" barrel, bore is fair. Made in 1912. Working action, finish is gray patina. Colt medallions on grips. Magazine is not original. Modern.

SN 56334. Double 26" barrels, choked improved cylinder and modified, with clean bores. Very high condition gun, retaining approximately 90 bluing and very nice wood. Modern.

S/N T433884X. Deluxe Wingmaster, engraved receiver with gold accents. 26" Skeet choke barrel. Upgraded wood stock, very nice condition. Modern.

SN 239332. 22" barrel, good bore. Early Game Master model. Metal retains a good percentage of bluing, wood is solid with handling marks. Weaver 4X scope. Modern.

SN 19684. 24" octagon barrel, dark bore. Early Savage pump. Receiver retains good percent of bluing, remainder gray patina. Work is solid, except crack near trigger guard. Modern.

Excellent condition in factory box. Target sights, 5" barrel

S/N 344543. Single Shot, Bolt Action. 10.5" barrel, nice bore. Very good condition. Modern.

S/N FTL14183. 24" barrel, good bore. Tight action, very nice condition. Modern.

S/N 238890H. 18 1/2" barrel. Good action. Modern.

S/N 17406182. 18" barrel, good bore and action. Minor handling marks on stock. Modern.

S/N 0690607. 21" Barrel with Simmons 3-9x40 8- Point Scope, missing scope caps. Modern.

P.A. Reinhard Loudonville, Ohio, Cast-Steel marked heavy 31" barrel. Deluxe figured stock with checkering, does have crack at the wrist. Antique.

9" x 9.25" x 15"

New condition G-Loomis fly fishing rod. Four-piece, 9 foot, 6-weight. Original factory travel case. Rod retains original manufacturer plastic on cork handle.

Mint, like new condition, two piece Hardy "Favorite" spinning rod with some gentle handling marks seen in the cork. Includes Hardy factory transit case.

New condition Scott graphite four-piece 9 foot fly rod with travel case. Rod still retains manufacturer plastic on cork handle.

Creek Chub No. 2014 Yellow Spotted and No.2031 Darters.

Approximately 40 lures

All crawdad color in original boxes; Two no.421, No. 673, No. 5211, No. 5212

S/N 013739. Thompson Center Hawkin style rifle stock, with Green Mountain LRH 28" octagon barrel mounted. Nice wood with some handling marks. Black Powder.

Silver mounted overlay with heart buttons, 1.75" 8-point rowels. K&C hallmarked for Kelly and Crockett

Scarce Crockett spurs, boldly inside-marked. Period basket-weave tooled leather straps. Silver mounted leaf design, 5-point 2" rowels.

Lash markings indicate which brother made them. 1881 Morgan Silver Dollar strap buttons secure period carved leather straps. Engraved double mounted spurs, with 2.5" rowels

Features chap guards along shank, as well as heel chains.

Bone handle Bowie knife with original sheath. Blade is marked Parkin&Marshall. Blade measures 10.5" Overall length 15.5".

With sheath. Blade 8". Overall length 13".

Etched 6.25" double-edged blade, "Never Draw Me Without Reason, never Draw Me Without Honor." German silver handle. With original sheath. Overall length 11.25"

Large "Original Bowie Knife" made by Anton Wingen Jr. Solingen, Germany. 7.75" blade. 12.75" overall.

Bone handle, original sheath. Coin silver hilt, 10.5" blade, 16.75" overall.

Rare folding Bowie knife circa 1885 in excellent condition with original leather sheath. Manufactured by Ford & Medley, Sheffield. Blade measures 7 5/8", push button opens knife to a total length of 12 inches.

SN 0982. Excellent condition, .30 rimfire marked on barrel. Nickel frame and barrel with gold wash cylinder. Nice walnut birds head grips. 2 3/8" etched barrel, "New Line .30", tight working action. Antique.

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Albumen Paper: Jumbo Cabinet Card photo circa 1880 of Fernwood, ranch home of John Coffee Hays. Ranch was in Hays Canyon (named for Hays), near a stream, near Piedmont, California. Size is 10" by 12".

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Vicente, the youngest Peralta brothers. On March 3, 1852, John C. Hays and his business partners, John Caperton, John Clar, B. De la Barra, J. A. Cost and K. Irving purchased Vicente’s portion of the Peralta Grant. This land became essentially the site of present day Oakland. (1/6 plate). 2.75" x 3.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Ambrotype of Joseph Moravia Moss, San Francisco banker and business associate of Hays. Moss built a fortune in banking, ice and fur importing, railroad building and telegraph and gas utilities. He served on the University of California Board of Regents and was the President of the Board of Trustees of the California State Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind (precursor of the California School for the Deaf and Blind). John C. Hays was also a member of both of these boards. (1/6 plate). Ambrotype circa 1855, 2.75" x 3.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Ambrotype circa 1855 of B. De la Barra, a friend and business partner of Hays in California. De la Barra was one of Hays’ partners in the purchase of Vicente’s share of the Peralta Grant which became the site of the city of Oakland. (1/6 plate) Standard metal frame and surround. 2.75" x 3.25"

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection. 2" x 2.5"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Attributed to the Peralta Brothers of California. Daguerreotype: image of four unknown young Mexican men. Tag on image indicated these to be the Peralta brothers but their ages are inconsistent with the time dags were first available. The identities of these men remain unknown. 1/4 plate. Standard casing and metal frame with surround. 3.25 x 4.25

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Daguerreotype: Circa 1849 image of Rev. Doctor J.M Anderson, a Presbyterian pastor with Bible. , Rev Anderson performed the wedding ceremony for John and Susan Hays at The Magnolia Hotel in Seguin, Texas in 1847, then owned by Susan's cousin. 1/6 plate. Early casing. Early frame w/surround 2.75" x 3.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Daguerreotype: Circa 1849-1850 image of Samuel R. and Sara L. Collins. Texas friends of Hays. By R.H. Vance. Book Type Casing. Early metal frame with no surround. 1/2 plate. 4.25" x 5.5"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection Daguerreotype: Circa 1858 image of Lewis A. Maverick, son of Sam & Mary Maverick of San Antonio. 1/6 plate. Standard casing, frame and surround. 2.75" x 3.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Albert Maverick (1854-1947). Daguerreotype: image of Albert Maverick c.1860, son of Sam and Mary Maverick. 1/6 plate. Standard 1850's casing and metal frame. 2.75" x 3.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Daguerreotype: image of Alfred Shelby, brother-in-law to John Hays. Married one of Susan Hays' sisters. From San Antonio, Texas. 1/6 plate. Missing cover. Standard 1850's frame and surround. 2.75" x 3.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Daguerreotype: image of Thomas D. Johnson, brother-in-law to John Hays. Married one of Susan Hays' sisters. From San Antonio, Texas. 1/6 plate. Missing cover. Standard 1850's frame and surround. 2.75" x 3.25"

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection. Wife of early Texian Wilson Irwin Riddle, sister of Judge George Menefee, of Indianola, Texas. Mr. Riddle was an acquaintance of John Coffee Hays. In 1843, Elizabeth Riddle and Mrs. Elliott, who both lived in San Antonio, had been instrumental in introducing John Hays to the Calvert sisters when they had traveled from Seguin to visit Elizabeth. Later, at Thanksgiving of 1843, Hays was visiting friends in Seguin, Texas and took the opportunity to visit with the Calverts. Susan immediately caught his eye and the courtship began. After that, anytime that Susan would visit Elizabeth in San Antonio while he was there, he would make every effort to see her. Daguerreotype 2.75" x 3.25"

On April 29, 1847, John Coffee Hays married Susan Calvert (daughter of Judge Calvert), in Seguin, Texas. 7.75" x 9.75"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Elizabeth Brenham “Betty” Hays Norris (1869-1944) Tin-Type image of Elizabeth (Betty) Hays circa 1883, daughter of Susan and John C. Hays. 6" x 7.5"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. John Nugent and his wife circa 1853, Hays’ family friend in California. Nugent was a correspondent for the New York Herald newspaper and was in the group that traveled with John C. Hays to California in 1849. Nugent subsequently became the editor of the San Francisco Herald newspaper. (1/4 plate) 1850's case with early metal frame. 3.25" x 4.25"

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Tin Type circa 1860 of A. J. Coffee, Hays friend and business partner in California. Coffee worked unsuccessfully with Hays to try to get Oakland designated as the capitol of California. (1/6 plate). 2.75" x 3.25". Cased in unusual simulated book-type case, with single closing tip. Standard inside frame and metal surround.

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Ambrotype image of Reverend Benjamin Akerly, rector of First Episcopal Church in San Francisco. John C. hays was instrumental in convincing Dr. Akerly to serve the church in Oakland. Dr. Akerly led Hays' funeral in 1883. 1/6 plate, 2.75" x 3.25. Standard 1850's casing and metal surround.

From the John Coffee Hays, Applewhite-Clark Collection. Ambrotype circa 1860-1870 : image of a man and a woman. 1/4 plate. Case is "Gutta-Percha", thermoplastic. 3.25" x 4.25"

Case marked Cooley, Springfield. From the Applewhite-Clark Collection. 4.25" x 5.5"

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection. Case marked Perkins Gallery, Baltimore Maryland. 2.75" x 3.25"

Both measure 3" x 4". From the Applewhite-Clark Collection.

Excellent condition. From the Applewhite-Clark Collection. 3.25" x 4.25"

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection. Range from 2" x 2.75" - 3" x 4"

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection.

From the Applewhite-Clark Collection.

One spent shot, one silver buckle, two Mexican eagle buttons, and one patterned button. From the 2008 excavation; Includes History Shop information folder.

From the 2008 History Shop excavation

brass outline on barrel. Barrel length 18"

NVSN, .72 caliber, 40" barrel, Austrian or German Percussion Rifled Musket. Arsenal brown iron, brass furniture, beach wood stock, original ramrod, dog lever on stock, original sights. Circa 1840's. Strong rifling with black powder oxidation, iron brown dull overall. Brass has been cleaned and re-aged. Wood has some splintering, excellent mechanically.

Antique

Found near La Bahia.

First Edition, Rand, McNally & Co. Publishers, 1886. Inner cover page stamped "R.R. News Co., Lincoln, Nebraska."

Sam Slick in Texas: or The Piney Woods Tavern. Published by G. Routledge & Co. London 1857.

"Texas Furniture, The Cabinetmakers and Their Work", 1975 edition by Lonn Taylor and David B. Warren. Also includes a revised edition, signed by Lonn Taylor. "Early Texas Furniture and Decorative Arts", by Steinfeldt & Stover, signed by Cynthia Steinfeldt.

Handle measures 7" in length, 6" long cork screw. Some damage to antlers

Handle measures 1.5" x 1 5/8" x 4.75".

Handles made of ivory and wood. Two cork screws feature horse hair brushes. All three approximately 3" handles with 3.5" - 4.5" cork screw.

For drawing liquid without emitting air into the bottle. One marked "W.J. Schlesinger & Co, London Champagne Tap Patent July 1873". Both measures approximately 2.25" x 4.5"

Marked for Birmingham 1910, maker Joseph Taylor .75 x 1.25"; Smaller whistle marked for Birmingham 1900.

Length 4.5"

George III Shell Caddy Spoon. London 1900 Elizabeth Morley; Dutch Silver Christening Spoon circa 1870. George Angell silver medicine spoon c1846