Montana Fall Premier Auction - Day 2
Listing ID#: 902212
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Missoula, MT 59802 Full Address Available on Thursday, Oct 8 |
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Friday Oct 9, |
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Davis Brothers Auction Contact: Matthew Davis Phone: 4065460226 Email: support@davisbrothersauction.com Website: https://davisbrothersauction.com/ EstateSale.com ID#: 14073 View company information and listings |
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Day 2 Highlights Include:
Relics from the Battle of the Little Bighorn, Sperm Whale Hunter Cased Scrimshaw Presentation Pistol, Shipwreck Recovered Spanish Galleon Officers Sword, Civil War Savage North Ring Trigger Navy Revolver, Smith & Wesson New Model 3 SA Revolver, Civil War Starr Arms 1863 Army Revolver, Civil War Confederate Dallas Guard Trophy and Photos, Imperial German Luger Pistol, French Model 1860 Paris Guard Helmet, Toradar Indian Matchlock Musket, French Renaissance Executioners Axe, Robert Thatcher Turkey Call, The Remington Idea Poster, Greek Flintlock Kariophili Rasak Miquelet Rifle, J.O. Kane San Francisco California Gold Miners Saddlebags, Navajo Sterling Silver Concho Belt, Philippine National Bureau of Investigation Badge, RH Rudy Ruana Signed Knives, Tom Morgan Rodsmiths Fly Fishing Rod, Civil War Confederate Relics Including a D Guard Bowie Knife, Firearms, Knives, Militaria, Ammo, Scopes, Taxidermy, Fly Fishing Rods, Bear Trap, Cowboy Bits and Spurs, Collectibles, Jewelry, Fly Fishing Reels, Great Northern and Chicago Milwaukee Dining Car Silver Plate, Chainsaws, and much more. 1 Civil War CSA Confederate Box Plate 1 7/8" by 2 7/8". Reproduction. 2 Civil War Confederate Two Piece Belt Buckles Texas and North Carolina. Reproduction. 3 Civil Confederate Louisiana Pelican Box Plate 2" by 3". Reproduction. 4 Civil War Confederate Dragoon Shako Plate 2 7/8" by 3 7/8". Reproduction. 5 Civil War Union Army Heart Box Plate 2 1/2" long. Reproduction. Engraved The Union It must and Shall Be Preserved, Annihilation to Traitors 1863. 6 Stiffhorn Saloon Texas Whorehouse Brothel Token Reproduction. One hour with Roxie. 7 Confederate Plantation Slave Tag Badges Reproduction. Ox Cart Man and 3rd Straw Boss. One is an A.G Brooks Slave Trade House badge, Alexandria, Virginia. 8 Civil War John Mosby Confederate Box Plate 2 7/8" long. Heart shaped. Reproduction. 9 1797 John Adams Indian Peace Medal Reproduction 10 1817 Indian Peace Medal Five Civilized Tribes 2 1/2" long. Reproduction 11 Massachusetts Free Negro Volunteers Box Plate 3 7/8" long. Reproduction. 12 Civil War Confederate Bullet Struck Belt Buckle 3 1/4" long. Believed to be a reproduction. 13 Confederate States of America Light Dragoons Plate 3 7/8" long. Reproduction. 14 1882 Long Branch Saloon Dodge City Kansas Tag 1 7/8" long. Brothel Whorehouse rook key fob. Reproduction. 15 Civil War Confederate Texas 2nd Infantry Box Plate 2 7/8" long. Reproduction. 16 1801 Thomas Jefferson Monticello Peace Medal 2 7/8" long. Reproduction. 17 Civil War CSA Confederate Box Plate 2 7/8" long. Reproduction. 18 1790 USA Diplomatic Peace and Friendship Medal 2 1/2" long. Reproduction. USA and France diplomatic peace medal. 19 Stiffhorn Saloon Texas Whorehouse Brothel Token Reproduction. One hour with Coretta 20 Tombstone Arizona Brothel Whorehouse Token Bird Cage Theater. 1 3/8" in diameter. Reproduction. Good for a half hour with Donna. 21 Civil War Cavalry Heart Box Plates Group of 3, individually 2 1/2". Reproduction. 22 Fur Trade Fort Niagara Trade Arrowheads 5". Reproductions. 23 Civil War Confederate Badge and Buttons Nice group, reproduction. 24 Confederate Georgia Military Institute Badges Reproduction. 25 Hudsons Bay Company Turtle Fur Trade Pendants 1 1/8" by 2 1/2". Reproduction. 26 Hudsons Bay Fur Trade Company Arrowheads Group of 3, Reproduction. 27 Hudsons Bay Fur Trade Company Pendants Group of 3, reproduction 28 Hudsons Bay Fur Trade Company Pendants 2 1/8" by 3". Reproduction. Port Albany Fur House. 29 Hudsons Bay Fur Trade Company Pendants Nice grouping, reproduction. 30 Hudsons Bay Fur Trade Company Pendants Group of 3, reproduction. 31 Confederate Civil War Belt Buckles Group of 3, reproduction. 32 Hudsons Bay Fur Trade Company Pendants Group of 2. reproduction. 33 Confederate Plantation Slave Tag Badges Group of 3, reproduction. 34 Civil War Virginia Confederate Uniform Buttons Nice grouping, reproduction. 35 Civil War Slave Trader Uniform Buttons Group of 5, reproduction. 36 Hudsons Bay Fur Trade Company Pendants Nice grouping, 7 total. Reproduction 37 Confederate Civil War Uniform Buttons Group of 9, reproduction. 38 Oakwood Plantation South Carolina Slave Tag 1 7/8" in diameter. Reproduction 39 Pre Columbian Pottery Faces Reproduction. 40 Confederate Fort Fisher Civil War Medal 3 1/4" in diameter. Reproduction. 41 Confederate Civil War Mississippi Box Plate Mississippi Artillery, 2" by 2 1/2". Reproduction 42 Civil War Lincoln and General Sheridan Medals Belt buckle and commemorative medal. Reproduction. 43 Civil War Kemp Plantation Mississippi Slave Tag 1 5/8" by 2 1/2". Reproduction. 44 Chancellorsville Civil War Eagle Breastplate Relic Recovered at Chancellorsville. 2 3/8" in diameter. Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 45 Republic of Texas Indian Peace Medal 2 1/8" by 2 5/8". Reproduction. 46 Chancellorsville Civil War Belt Plate Buckle Relic 2 1/8" by 3 3/8". Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 47 Pierre Chouteau Fur Trade Indian Peace Medal 2 1/8" in diameter. Reproduction. 48 Collection of Brothel Whorehouse Tokens Tombstone Arizona, Goldfield Nevada and Leadville Colorado tokens. Reproduction 49 Pittsburg Landing Civil War Cartridge Box Plate 2 1/8" by 3 3/8". Recovered at Shiloh, the battle of Pittsburgh Landing. Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 50 1817 Five Civilized Tribes Indian Peace Medal 2 1/8" by 2 5/8". Reproduction 51 Pair of Civil War Union Army Belt Buckles Nice grouping. Reproduction 52 Confederate Civil War Belt Buckles The larger buckle measures 1 7/8" by 3 1/4". One is an early emblem of the United States Army, and the other is a South Carolina Confederate Militia Buckle. Both are reproduction. 53 Chancellorsville Relic Civil War Shaler Bullet Recovered at the Chancellorsville Battlefield. Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 54 Civil War Antietam Battlefield Relic Epaulette 3 3/4" by 6 1/4". Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 55 Civil War Dug Relic Artifacts Chancellorsville Button and carved bullet. Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 56 Bacon Race Church Lead Poker Chip Civil War Relic 1 5/8" diameter. Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 57 Civil War Chancellorsville Cavalry Button Relic 1/2" diameter. Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 58 Civil War Chantilly Relic Musket Bullet Worm 1 5/8" long. Recovered at the Chantilly Battlefield. Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 59 Confederate Civil War North Carolina Coat Button 3/4" diameter. Recovered at Chancellorsville. Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 60 Civil War Wilderness Eagle Coat Button Relic 3/4" diameter. Recovered at the Battle of the Wilderness. Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 61 Confederate Civil War Georgia Relic Button 7/8" in diameter. Recovered at Chancellorsville. Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 62 Ashepoo South Carolina Plantation Slave Tag 1 7/8" by 1 7/8". Reproduction. 63 Fur Trade King Charles II Spear Head 1 1/2" by 7". Reproduction 64 Civil War Chancellorsville Bayonet Scabbard Relic 5/8" by 3 1/8". Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 65 Civil War Rhode Island Militia Coat Button Relic 1/2" diameter. Recovered from 1st Rhode Island Camp Near Norfolk. Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 66 Civil War Shaler 3 Piece Bullet Relic Found at the Stafford Courthouse in Virginia, which served as a focal point for Union occupation, raids, and military logistics during the Civil War. Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 67 Civil War Battle of Shiloh Flintlock Pistol Relic 2 1/2" by 6 3/4". Found in the Confederate Lines of the Battle of Shiloh. Antique, does not require FFL transfer. No international sales. Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 68 Civil War Confederate D Guard Bowie Knife Relic 14 7/8" long. Found at Centreville, Virginia. Provenance: Rodney Hilton Brown's War Museum, Fairhaven, Massachusetts. 69 Souvenir Copper Gold Pan With Miner Pick 3 1/2" diameter. 70 Plumb 2 1/2lb Double Bit Axe Head Sold with US Forest Service Leather Sheath. 71 Art Noveau Silver Overlay Perfume Atomizer 3 1/2" by 3 1/2" by 5 7/8". 72 Cheryl Gadow Chalkware Cheeseburger Lamp Working. 8 1/4" diameter by 24 1/8" tall. 73 Primus Number 100 Brass Kersone Camping Stove Made in Sweden. 74 West German Cold War Folding Entrenching Shovel Dated 1964. Sold with original cover. 75 Arts & Crafts Roycroft Hammered Copper Candlestick 2" diameter by 4 1/8". 76 Come to Jesus Little Book of Prayers A Complete Little Book of Prayers and Instructions for Catholic Children. Published by Henri Proost & Company of Turnhout, Belgium. 1858 77 Japanese Bone Scabbard Samurai Sword 16 3/4" long altogether. Scabbard is missing pieces. 78 Spanish American War Philippine Moro Barong Knife 25 1/8" long. 79 Butte Montana Brass Chinese Opium Pipe 16 3/8" Long. 80 Winchester Firearms and Ammunition Sign 12 1/2" by 16". Features art by Philip Goodwin. 81 82 US Department of Defense Fallout Shelter Sign Vietnam War. 1963. Original. 10" by 14". 83 US Department of Defense Fallout Shelter Sign Vietnam War. 1963. Original. 10" by 14". 84 Bruce Stamp Walnut Carved Quail 3 7/8" by 8" by 8 3/8". Missing feather. 85 1898 Krag Rifle Ammo Wood Ammo Crate 9 1/2" by 10" by 18 3/8". Frankford Arsenal. 86 30-40 Krag Rifle Ammo Crate 11" by 13 3/8" by 15 3/8". 87 Fenton Rosalene Glass Basket Weave Bowl 3 1/4" by 4 7/8" by 5 1/4". 88 Morpho Butterfly Pressed Flower Wall Hanging 7 1/8" by 12 5/8". Dated 1932. 89 White Goat Navajo Horsehair Pottery Vase Pot 8 3/8" diameter by 4 1/2" tall. 90 Desk Signal Cannon Paperweight 3 3/4" by 5 3/8" by 7 5/8" 91 Ojibwe Native American Birch Bark Basket 3 3/4" by 4 3/8" by 4 5/8". 92 Fenton Green Apple Coin Dot Ruffled Glass Vase 6" tall, 5 1/2" diameter. 93 Nemadji Indian Pot Vase 4 1/2" diameter, 4 5/8" tall. 94 Hobbs Amberina Thumbprint Art Glass Tumbler 2 7/8" by 3" by 3 1/2". 95 Texaco Oil Service Station Cheerleader Doll New in box. 97 Butte Montana $500 Silver Dollar Bank Bag 8 1/4" by 14 3/4". Metals Bank & Trust Butte Montana. 98 10 Rounds of WW2 German 8mm Mauser Rifle Ammo 10 round, with box and stripper clips. California and New York Shipments requires this lot to be sent to an FFL Dealer. 99 50 Nosler Partition 7mm Bullets 50 Count, 160 grain. 100 Montana State Capitol Silver Plate Dining Spoons 7" long. Nice grouping. 101 Collection of Antique Postcards 98 total. Includes some nice RPPCs. 102 Collection of Oberammergau Passion Play Postcards Nice group of 50 religious postcards. 103 Navajo Indian Sheep Shear Knife 13 3/8" long. First half of the 20th century. 104 Vietnam War Camillus Jet Pilot Survival Knife Dated 1967. 5" blade. 105 WW2 M1936 Web Belt and BAR Spare Parts Box Belt measures 39" long tip to end. 106 WW2 Mills Browning BAR Rifle Magazine Belt Charles F. Clark Inc. Dated 1942. 107 66 Rounds of 30-06 Ammo on Stripper Clips Nice grouping. United States Cartridge Company. California and New York Shipments requires this lot to be sent to an FFL Dealer 108 Christmas Santa Claus Tin Litho Toys Frankonia Wind up Bell Santa Claus and Windup Celluloid Santa on Tricycle. Neither are functional. The larger one measures 2 3/4" by 4 1/8" by 5 5/8". 109 1930's Montana Coca Cola Bottling Co Scrapbook Interesting photos, articles, letters and ephemera from Coca Cola Bottling Co operations around the state of Montana in the 1930s and 1940s. Especially prominent is information on the bottling plants in Lewistown and Great Falls. 70 pieces total. 110 Pinocchio Marionette String Puppet Decent example. 111 Robert Thatcher Tennessee Turkey Hunting Box Call 1 5/8" by 1 3/4" by 8 1/2". Robert W. Thatcher was a Chattanooga, Tennessee, craftsman and maker of handmade turkey calls. 112 Arabic Nizwa Islamic Copper Dallah Coffee Pot 5 7/8" by 10 5/8" by 13" 113 Anchor Hocking Uranium Glass Cream and Sugar Set The sugar dish is 3 1/4" by 4 1/4" by 4 1/4". 114 The Soviet Mosin Nagant Manual The Official Soviet Military Handbook for the M1891/30 Rifle and the M1938 and M1944 Carbines. Terence W. Lapin, 1999. 115 Bitterroot Trails Volume One Bitter Root Valley Historical Society, 1982. 116 The San Francisco Calamity by Earthquake and Fire Charles Morris, 1906. 117 Montanas Righteous Hangmen The Vigilantes in Action. Lew L. Callaway, 1982. 118 Crazy Horse and Korczak Author Signed The Story of an Epic Mountain Carving. Robb DeWall, 1982. 119 Robert James Foose Linocut Print 7/50. Linocut Print. 9" by 12" in matte. Robert James Foose (1938 - 2013) was active in Kentucky. He was known for still lives, Kentucky landscapes, abstracts and art education. A Kentucky artist and art educator, Robert James Foose has been a memb... 120 Collection of Cowboy Rodeo RPPC Postcards Nice grouping. Includes photos by Ralph Doubleday and Foster Photo Company of Miles City, Montana. 121 Laurin Montana School Ghost Town RPPC Postcard Scarce image. 122 Leadville Colorado Mine Stereoview Carbonate Hill. The Universal Photo Art Company. 123 Indian Wars North Carolina Soldier Cabinet Photo 3 3/8" by 5 1/8". US Volunteers Color Tabs 124 Montana Cowboy Cowgirl Cabinet Photos Nice images. 5 1/2" by 6 1/4". 125 The Citadel Military Academy Cabinet Photo 9 1/4" by 6 3/8". Clarke's Photographic Studio, Charleston, South Carolina. This photo shows a North Carolina Soldier at The Citadel during the Indian Wars time period. The Citadel at Marion Square was the original Charleston campus of the South Caro... 126 Tallulah Falls Georgia Railway Train Cabinet Photo The first train pulling into Franklin, North Carolina circa 1908. 8" by 10". 127 128 Pittsburgh and Lake Angeline Mine Photo 8" by 10". Ishpeming, Michigan. 129 Montana Victorian Children Cabinet Card Photos Helena, Montana taken in November 1905. Child on the bottom is mixed race. 130 Franklin North Carolina Farm Photos Shows the Nikwasi Mound and the Central House in town between 1885-1905. 131 Pittsburgh and Lake Angeline Mine Photos Bucyrus steam shovel at the Pittsburgh & Lake Angeline mine in Ishpeming, Michigan. |
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