A pair of original CDV images. a) Seth Kinman, California Hunter. 1864 b) Elk Horn Chair presented by Seth Kinman, California Hunter To President Lincoln, No. 26 1864. Philip & Solomons' Metropolitan Gallery - Washington D.C. stamp on verso. Each with trimmed corners and slight soiling. Each measuring 21/4" x 3 3/4".

Floral carved rifle sheath. Maker marked "Wyeth Hardware". Early style for Winchester lever, 40" long. Incised on back "Creede Colo". Very good overall, trimmed muzzle. Nice example by the noted St. Joseph, Mo. maker.

Lot of 4 Important Signed William S. Hart Books

a) My Life East and West - The Life Story of William S. Hart. 1st edition, inscribed with dust jacket. Original promotional insert. "To C. B. Jamison from a friend of Charlie Russells 1939 - William S. Hart" Houghton Mifflin Co.

b) And All Points West ! By William S. Hart and Mary E. Hart. Illustrated by James Montgomery Flagg. Very special inscription "To Rudy Vallee from one who loves him a whole lot - Bill Hart 1943". Lacotah Press, 1940. Hardcover in near fine condition. First Edition. Brown cloth titled in gilt, tight unmarked copy. The Mylar dust jacket is slightly edge worn.

c) Pinto Ben - and Other Stories. By William S. Hart and His Sister Mary. New York, Britton [1919]., 1919. Hardcover. Book condition is good, binding loose. First edition. Foreword by William S. Hart. 3 plates in color and 5 black and white illustrations by R.L. Lambdin. Laid in photos of Hart. Original light brown cloth over tan boards. Rare with the dust jacket. The jacket is poor but still colorful. Signed and inscribed by Hart in fountain pen ink: "For My Friend John Powell Lenox with all good wishes of William S. Hart - Mary Hart"

d) Told Under a White Oak Tree. By Bill Hart's Pinto Pony. Inscribed: "To Mr and Mrs. Robert Ellis / in remembrance of their / visit to MY RANCH / September 5th 1929 / Bill Hart's Pinto Pony / my mark / He just thinks he [illegible] / Bill Hart [with smiley face]". Houghton Mifflin, Boston, MA, 1922. Hard Cover, very good, no jacket. J. Montgomery Flagg (illustrator). 1st Edition. 51 pages; light blue cloth with indigo spine title; front board decorated in white and indigo; very nice copy.

Crudely incised early Slim Jim style holster for a Colt 1860 Army revolver. Holster is circa late 1800s. Rich subtle leather, missing the toe plug, copper rivets on loop, overall very good. 12" long overall; barrel 11/2" w, top 43/4" w.

The Shooters by Leon Claire Metz: Mangan Books, El Paso, 1976. First edition. One of 300 specially bound numbered copies, signed by the author. 300 pages with photographic illustrations. Publisher's quarter rawhide over coarse red cloth, spine with lettering that is meant to emulate branding, gilt cover lettering, silver bullet mounted in recessed panel of front cover, brown end papers. Brown cloth slipcase with silver printed paper spine label, identifying this as the 'Silver Bullet Edition'. A fine copy.

Scarce early program for the '87 season, This is the 1st version, printed by Forbes Lithograph Co. Boston. Cover taped and re-attached, still has strong colors with central portrait of Cody. All pages are intact.

Fine detail, better than most we have seen, believe they are early and of high quality. Silver with some traces of gold wash remaining. Hallmarks throughout on the inside of the bands and on the chain hardware and connectors. Remnants of old leather on the buttons.

Checkerboard beaded design on yellow ochre hide. Bead colors are two shades of pale blue, white, black, yellow, white-heart red and translucent red. 9" long.

Santo Domingo pot, hand coiled and decorated by Paulita Pacheco. Polychrome, geometric design with two birds under the rim. Signed on the base: Paulita Pacheco. 9" tall, 10" wide at shoulder.

Fancy pictorial tooled tapaderos with Indian brave on horseback. 17" long by 9" deep, basket stamped on the back. The carved image is surrounded by floral tooling. With custom metal stand.