780 - Navajo Turtle BeltHolabird Western Americana Collections
This belt features 7 silver colored turtle pieces. There is a maker's mark that reads "BC" on the buckle. The maker is unknown, and mo...
Bidding Has ConcludedStart Price : 75.00 | Estimate : 150.00 - 300.00
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781 - Navajo BeltHolabird Western Americana Collections
This a cute ladies belt that appears to have been created by Navajo artist Jean Dixon. This belt has 19 turquoise pieces throughout the belt. There is
Bidding Has ConcludedEstimate : 150.00 - 300.00
Sold to S******1 for (190.00 + 37.05BP) = 227.05
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782 - Navajo BeltHolabird Western Americana Collections
This belt measures 51" long when laid out flat. It features 14 square pieces that include a small round red color stone. The maker's mark i...
Bidding Has ConcludedEstimate : 250.00 - 500.00
Sold to S******1 for (250.00 + 48.75BP) = 298.75
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784 - 1856 Gold Rush letter from Jackson, CaliforniaHolabird Western Americana Collections
April 6, 1856. Great content: "Soon after your departure from Mok Hill, my term of office expired, and I again took up the shovel and the pick ...
Bidding Has ConcludedEstimate : 300.00 - 900.00
Sold to d********9 for (450.00 + 87.75BP) = 537.75
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786 - Standard Cons. Bodie Cover and PostcardHolabird Western Americana Collections
Lot of two items for the Standard Consolidated Mining Company. 1) An 1887 Bodie cover with a corner advertisement for "Standard Con. Mining Co....
Bidding Has ConcludedEstimate : 100.00 - 300.00
Sold to i*****l for (110.00 + 21.45BP) = 131.45
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788 - Hercules, Churchill, NevadaHolabird Western Americana Collections
R-8. March 11, 1907. STRONG strike! Back of reply card is from the Vulture Mining Company of Hercules. They were the first mines to ship ore out of th
Bidding Has ConcludedEstimate : 150.00 - 400.00
Sold to g****v for (95.00 + 18.53BP) = 113.53
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789 - Cradlebaugh, Douglas, NevadaHolabird Western Americana Collections
R-10. October 7, 1895. This is truly a tough find! Addressed to Miss L. H. Lewis. She is the niece of Judge John Cradlebaugh, first non-Mormon judge o
Bidding Has ConcludedStart Price : 200.00 | Estimate : 400.00 - 600.00
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