THE ONE WAY TRAIL.The One Way Trail.THE ONE WAY TRAIL.The One Way Trail. Columbia, 1931 (Morgan Litho, Cleveland). One sheet (41 x 27"). Western starring Tim McCoy and Doris Hill, directed by Ray Taylor. Unrestored, with a corner tear, trimmed top and bottom margins, cello-tape on reverse along folds, pencil and crayon annotations on reverse, yet vibrantly colored. B-.
Unknown (American 20th century)Unknown (American 20th century) The Long Road Home pastel 6 x 26 inches.
Path over the ridge pastel on board.Path over the ridge pastel on board. sight: 11.25'' H x 16'' W.
RUSS VICKERS (1923-1997), WHENRUSS VICKERS (1923-1997), WHEN EVEN THE TRAIL IS LOST Title: Russ Vickers (1923-1997), When Even The Trail is Lost Medium: oil on board Dimensions: 4 x 12 Framed dimension: 7 1/2 x 15 1/2 x 1 1/2
OLAF WIEGHORST (1899-1988), THEOLAF WIEGHORST (1899-1988), THE TRAIL HOME Fine Art
After James Earle Fraser (American,After James Earle Fraser (American, 1876-1953) \"The End of the Trail\", a patinated bronze equestrian group of a despondent Native American brave, presented on a stepped elliptical polished Grand Antique marble base, h. 14\", w. 11\", d. 5-1/2\".
Group of three vintage Native AmericanGroup of three vintage Native American artworks, including: metal plaque depicting The End of the Trail; Qty. 2 offset lithographs depicting New Mexico pueblos, unframed; overall good condition, some age wear, some surface wear; largest sight L 8 1/2" H 11" (Approx.)
After James Earl Fraser "End ofAfter James Earl Fraser "End of the Trail". Modern cast bronze with dark brown patina signed in the base apprx. 9" x 4" x 12-1/4"H attached to a green marble base apprx. 11" x 6" x 3/4"H.
After James Earle Fraser, American,After James Earle Fraser, American, 1876-1953, bronze sculpture, End of the Trail, 13 "h Estimate $200-300
After James Earle Fraser (AmericanAfter James Earle Fraser (American 1876 - 1953) "End of the Trail". Reproduction in cast bronze of the famous sculpture apprx. 13-1/2" x 10-1/2" x 5-1/2". With a rectangular base and braided reins. Faint stamp in base with copyright symbol artist's name and the beginning of a date. Attached to a rouge marble base.
Lot of 2 Ft. Ancient sandstoneLot of 2 Ft. Ancient sandstone pipes. Both with human faces. Longest, 3 3/4". Age questionable. Artifacts in this lot may be currently or formerly mounted with glue and may show residue substantially or in traces on one side.
* (OREGON TRAIL) PARKMAN FRANCIS* (OREGON TRAIL) PARKMAN FRANCIS The California and Oregon Trail: Being Sketches of Prairie and Rocky Mountain Life. New York: George P. Putnam 1849 8vo publisher's blue cloth-backed boards title in gilt to spine. Tinted engraved additional title-page tinted engraved frontispiece by Darley. First edition second state with Leavitt Trow & Co. imprint on verso of title page; no caption on frontispiece and ads at rear numbered 1-6 8 with page 8 blank. Light soiling to cloth; ends bumped; spine faded; intermittent foxing.
KEN CARLSON (1937- ), AGE OLD TRAILSKEN CARLSON (1937- ), AGE OLD TRAILS Fine Art
James Earle Fraser (American, 1876-1953)James Earle Fraser (American, 1876-1953) "End of the Trail" bronze sculpture. Script signature on base of bronze along with foundry marks "EA 26" at one end; title plaque on marble plinth. 36"H x 30"W. Monumental statue and quality casting although unknown vintage.
Old Master Dutch School painting,Old Master Dutch School painting, landscape with travelers on a track, figure driving cows, unsigned, oil on panel, late 17th/early 18th century, 20-1/4 x 26-1/2 in.; 19th century gilt wood and composition ripple molding frame. Panel warped, central horizontal split, abrasions lower left and at edges, floated on micro suede backing, minor losses to wood at edges, craquelure, retouch at left, bottom right corner, some obscured by consolidant, 20 percent of surface affected; frame with abrasions, corrosion to gilt surface. Private Collection.
James Earle Fraser (American, 1876-1953)James Earle Fraser (American, 1876-1953) "End of the Trail", patinated bronze sculpture, 1976 (verified by Modern Art Foundry, New York), inscribed "J. E. Fraser", "(c) #9 Syracuse University", and "Modern Art Fdry. N.Y.", mounted on a molded ovoid stained mahogany base, figure h. 18-1/2", w. 16-1/2", base h. 1-1/4", w. 16-3/4". Ex-collection: Dr. James W. Nelson, Gonzales, Louisiana. In addition to his famous 1894 sculpture "End of the Trail", Fraser also created many of America's great public monuments, including the Benjamin Franklin National Memorial in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and a large number of monuments, statues and architectural sculptures in our nation's capital.
WESTERN BRONZE SCULPTUREWESTERNWESTERN BRONZE SCULPTUREWESTERN BRONZE SCULPTURE, "End of the Trail," after the work of James Earle Fraser (United States, 1876-1953), inscribed signature, mounted to granite plinth, 18.5" high.
JAMES EARLE FRASER (1876-1953):JAMES EARLE FRASER (1876-1953): END OF THE TRAILJames Earle Fraser, 1876-1953 End of the Trail, patinated bronze, mounted to marble plinth signed in casting to top of base "JE Fraser" (no foundry mark or edition number) patinated bronze, mounted to marble plinth Dimensions: 31 1/2 x 28 5/8 x 10 1/4 in. (80 x 72.7 x 26 cm.), Overall: 33 x 30 1/4 x 10 1/4 in. (83.8 x 76.8 x 26 cm.) Condition:
WESTERN TRAILS.Western Trails.WESTERN TRAILS.Western Trails. Universal, 1938. One sheet (41 x 27"). Cowboy Western starring Bob Baker, Marjorie Reynolds, Carlyle Moore, Franko Corsarro, and Bob Burns, directed by George Waggner. Unrestored, with ink smudging in the trimmed bottom margin, cello-tape repairs on the reverse with previous attempts to over-color losses at intersecting folds, somewhat ragged edges, and other wear. Sold as-is.
Chilmark Pewter Statue of an IndianonChilmark Pewter Statue of an Indianon horseback ''End of the Trail'' 10''.
JAMES EARLE FRASER, END OF THEJAMES EARLE FRASER, END OF THE TRAIL, 1915, 1967James Earle Fraser, (1876 - 1953) End of the Trail, 1915, 1967, bronze, edition 17 inscribed at base: FRASER #17 / SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY The original plasters for these sculptures were bequeathed to Syracuse University by Laura Gardin Fraser, the widow of James Earle Fraser. Her Estate authorized limited castings to be made from these original plasters. James Earle Fraser worked as an assistant to Augustus Saint-Gaudens on the Sherman Monument (1892 - 1903), for the Grand Army Plaza in New York. His sculptural entries in major early twentieth century expositions, such as the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis, the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco, and the 1939 New York World's Fair, earned him medals, as well as public and critical acclaim. The design of the Indian head and buffalo nickel for the United States Treasury in 1912, the figure of Theodore Roosevelt on horseback for the entry to the American Museum of Natural History, and numerous other public sculptures, including the Department of the Treasury, the Commerce Building, the National Archives, and the Supreme Court, in Washington D.C., are among the sculptor's most notable public commissions. The sculptor was also one of the organizers of and contributors to the famous, avant-garde International Exhibition of Modern Art, known as the Armory Show, of 1913. Fraser's most acclaimed sculpture neither evokes his European academic training, nor the influence of the East Coast cities where he worked; End of the Trail is a romanticized and nostalgic image of the vanishing West. It is a powerful yet poetic work that is resoundingly clear in its sympathy to the subject matter. While in Paris he had worked on the theme ( the plaster is now lost) and the work was awarded a gold medal in 1910. By the end of 1913, he had cemented his vision of "an Indian on a horse" and the work was accepted for the Pan Pacific exhibition which opened in February 1915 in San Francisco. End of the Trail was awarded the gold medal as the outstanding sculptural work at the fair. This monumental plaster, which measures eighteen feet high, (National Cowboy Hall of Fame, Oklahoma City) was subsequently cast for sites in public parks, in Wisconsin and California. This image was so popular that the artist issued reductions in various sizes and all were cast at the Roman Bronze works foundry. Fraser at his death bequeathed all of his models and archives to the Syracuse University and they were permitted by the Estate to cast posthumous bronzes from the artist's original plasters. bronze, edition 17 Dimensions: 12 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 12 in. (31.8 x 8.9 x 30.5 cm.) Provenance: Comparative
Swiss Alpine Hiking Stick, earlySwiss Alpine Hiking Stick, early 20th century with goat foot and horn handle, the shaft inscribed with the names of various European mountains length 63 in — 160 cm
A Northwest Persian runner, circaA Northwest Persian runner, circa 1900, the camel coloured field with a stylised plant trellis, stepped cruciform gul borders, 295cm x 97cm/Provenance: The Estate of the late Sir John and Lady Smith
GARY NIBLETT (1943- ), TRAIL OFGARY NIBLETT (1943- ), TRAIL OF MANY SOLDIERS Fine Art
Lot of 13 Paleo points; all markedLot of 13 Paleo points; all marked with various states, 5 found between 1916-23 in dry canyon bed outside of Socorro, NM. Longest, 3 1/8". Artifacts in this lot may be currently or formerly mounted with glue and may show residue substantially or in traces on one side.
Two frames arrowheads from an orangeTwo frames arrowheads from an orange grove east of Parrish, FL on route 62; G624 with 24, and G620 with 13. Longest, 3 1/2". Artifacts in this lot may be currently or formerly mounted with glue and may show residue substantially or in traces on one side.
James Earl Fraser (American 1876-1953)James Earl Fraser (American 1876-1953) THE END OF THE TRAIL patinated bronze on black marble base 26" (height) 66cm (height) signed in the mould 1918 ©Fraser
JAMES FRASER, END OF THE TRAIL,JAMES FRASER, END OF THE TRAIL, BRONZEBronze sculpture of a Native American warrior on a horse, titled "End of the Trail" after James E. Fraser. Measures 14" tall. Excellent condition.
Frances Parkman, The Oregon TrailFrances Parkman, The Oregon Trail , illustrated by Frederick Remington, Boston, Little, Brown & Company, 1892, tooled full leather, top edges gilt, cover with sunburst below Native American images, spine with similar motifs, 9 x 6-3/8 in. Top and base of spine with several chips, corners lightly rubbed, back panel with small stain, otherwise good condition.
Carl Rudolph Krafft (American 1884-Carl Rudolph Krafft (American 1884- 1938) Camping Along the Trail oil on canvas signed Carl R. Krafft (lower right) 18 1/4 x 20 inches.
Carved prospector, mule, walkingCarved prospector, mule, walking through rocky area, mule staring at gold nugget tooth with crown prospector missed, prospector with pick, knife, pipe and revolver, origin unknown, probably 20th century, 9-1/2 x 14-1/2 x 5-1/2 in. Old painted surface with chips and losses, tail of mule repaired and possibly reattached, scattered glue residue, loss to top strap of mule's halter. Private Collection, Michigan
A tribal paddle, 149cm long a knobkerrie,A tribal paddle, 149cm long a knobkerrie, two walking sticks and a bow
An antique Tribal Kurdish runnerAn antique Tribal Kurdish runner Circa 1890
BILL JAXON "HAPPY TRAILS" SMALLBILL JAXON "HAPPY TRAILS" SMALL WESTERN OIL Bill Jaxon (American, 20th/21st Century), 1992. "Happy Trails," oil on board, depicting two young boys on horseback returning home under the bright rising moon. In black & brown 2-tone molding frame with chocolate brown velvet mat. Signed
Lot of 2 Ft. Ancient sandstoneLot of 2 Ft. Ancient sandstone pipes, one mouse effigy, 3 1/4" long. Age questionable. Artifacts in this lot may be currently or formerly mounted with glue and may show residue substantially or in traces on one side.
JAMES EARLE FRASER, END OF THEJAMES EARLE FRASER, END OF THE TRAIL, MODELED 1915, CAST 1967James Earle Fraser, (1876 - 1953) End of the Trail, modeled 1915, cast 1967, bronze inscribed: J E Fraser © SU 22 bronze Dimensions: 34 1/2 x 9 1/2 x 28 in. (87.63 x 24.13 x 71.12 cm.) Provenance: Comparative