A few examples of appraisal values for
WESTERN FIGURES

• [Western Americana] About 55 titles
  [Western Americana] About 55 titles principally on the Old Northwest including works on the lives of the pioneers relations with Native Americans and fur trapping Estimate $ 80-125
• 4 PC. STERLING FRANKLIN MINT
  4 PC. STERLING FRANKLIN MINT ''THE WESTERNERS'': 4 pc. Gordon Phillips Franklin Mint Silver wall Sculptures. The set Is dated 1976. Including; ''the Cavalryman'', ''the Range Rider'', ''the Chieftain'', & ''the Frontiersman''. All with Label Affixed. Approx. 16.25'' h x 16.25'' w.
• W. A. S. Wakefield (American 20th
  W. A. S. Wakefield (American 20th Century) Expansive western landscape with distant mountains. Oil on canvasboard signed in the lower left corner apprx. 15" x 19" framed in a rustic finish wood frame overall apprx. 16-1/2" x 20-1/2". Stamped verso "31 Mar 1948".
• 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.
• [Western Frontier] Group of about
  [Western Frontier] Group of about fifteen titles with emphasis on Minnesota history notably: 1) J. Burnquist Minnesota and its People (Chicago: 1924) 4 vols. 4to cloth; 2) W. A. Crafts; Pioneers in the Settlement of America (Cincinnati: 1876) 2 vols. 4to; 3) Frank G. O'Brien Minnesota Pioneer Sketches (Minneapolis: 1904) 8vo cloth Estimate $ 100-200
• American Southwest William Ewen
  American Southwest William Ewen (1925-2002) American 20th century. A Southwestern Village ?watercolor on paper ?signed l.r.;?4 in. x 9 in.
• Southwestern Buttes by M. Charles
  Southwestern Buttes by M. Charles Rhinehart M. Charles Rhinehart (American b. 1930) ?20th century. Oil on canvas depicting a Southwestern scene; 23.5 x 39 in. (sight).
• Western Woman's Side Saddle by R.T.
  Western Woman's Side Saddle by R.T. Frazier Pueblo Colorado Tooled leather skirt with squared rear corners. Each corner of the skirt with pewter floral ornament. Leather saddlebags with initials W.J.H. Leather stirrups with matching leather tooling. Deaccessioned from the Eiteljorg Museum Indianapolis Indiana Condition: Excellent. Front of saddle with wear from use.
• AMERICAN WESTERN SCHOOL, WATERCOLOR
  AMERICAN WESTERN SCHOOL, WATERCOLOR ON PAPER American Western School (20th c.), Ranger on Horse, signed "C. Wyler" lower left, matted and framed, 8"h x 10"w (sheet), 16"h x 20"w (frame)
• American school (late 19th century)
  American school (late 19th century) WESTERN LANDSCAPE WITH CATTLE oil on canvas framed unsigned H16 1/2'' W28'' Provenance: Wilmington North Carolina private collection. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.
• [Western Americana] Seventeen
  [Western Americana] Seventeen volumes including two duplicates in the original publisher's cloth bindings notably: 1) W. Glazier Headwaters of the Mississippi (Chicago: 1893); 2) W. Glazier Down the Great River (Phila.: 1892); 3) S. Powers Afoot and Alone; A Walk from Sea to Sea (Hartford: 1886); 4) C. McKnight Our Western Border (Phila.: 1875); 5) W.W. Fowler Woman on the American Frontier (Hartford: 1877) Estimate $ 150-250
• 4 vols. The American West -
  4 vols. The American West - History, Description & Travel: Richardson, Albert D. Beyond The Mississippi. Hartford, etc.: Am. Pub. Co., (1869). Lg. 8vo, orig. sheep; worn & rubbed, spine starting to detach. Double-page map, wood-engraved plates & text illus. Some internal creasing & spotting. Map creased. See Sabin 70980. * Hayden, F.V. The Great West. Its Attractions and Resources. Bloomington, Ill.: Charles R. Brodix, 1880. 1st ed. 4to, orig. sheep, black morocco spine labels; rubbed & worn, hinges stressed, repaired. Steel-engraved frontis. portrait, wood-engraved plates. * Clampitt, John W. Echoes from The Rocky Mountains. Chicago, etc.: Belford, Clarke, 1889. 4to, orig. sheep, red & green morocco spine labels; scuffed, spine starting to detach. Portrait, full-page & text wood-engraved illus. Internally clean. * Thayer, William M. Marvels of The New West. Norwich: Henry Bill, 1890. 4to, orig. sheep, red & black morocco spine labels; scuffed, spine detaching. Wood-engraved illus.
• (AMERICANA: THE WEST) Fourteen
  (AMERICANA: THE WEST) Fourteen titles including 1) Lewis H. Garrard, Wa-To-Yah and the Taos Trail (Palo Alto: 1968) 8vo, cloth, d.j.; 2) Anon.; Something About Joe Cummings, or a Son of Squaw in Search of a Mother (London: n.d., early 20th Century) 12mo, cloth; 3) F. R. Wheeler, The Book of Cowboys (Boston: 1921) 12mo, pict. cloth
• GROUP OF SIX BOOKS ON MAINLY
  GROUP OF SIX BOOKS ON MAINLY AMERICAN WESTERN ART Group of six books on mainly American Western art comprising: Harold McCracken, "The Frank Tenney Johnson Book: The Life And Work Of A Master Painter Of The Old West. With 57 Full-Color Illustrations.", Doubleday & Company, Garden City, New York, 1974, with ink gift inscription to Robert Winship Woodruff; two copies of Harold McCracken, "The West Of Buffalo Bill: Frontier Art, Indian Crafts, Memorabilia From The Buffalo Bill Historical Society", Harry N. Abrams, Incorporated, Publishers, 1974, one with ink inscriptions to Robert Winship Woodruff from family members; Charles M. Russell, "Good Medicine: Memories Of The Real West", Garden City Publishing, Incorporated, New York, 1930, ink signature of "Nell H. Woodruff/August 1942"; Howard Pyle, "Howard Pyle's Book Of The American Spirit: The Romance Of American History", Harper & Brothers, 1923; and "El Caballo En Espana", Ed. Subsecretar?a de Informaci?n y Turismo, Madrid, 1975, ink gift inscription to Robert Winship Woodruff, 1977.
• 20TH CENTURY: THREE WESTERN
  20TH CENTURY: THREE WESTERN SCENESeach: watercolor on paper, matted, framed and glazed; signed "J. Friend" lower left Dimensions: each approximately: 23 x 20 in. (58.4 x 50.8 cm.) frame Condition:
• WESTERN BRONZE SCULPTURES after the
  WESTERN BRONZE SCULPTURES after the work of FREDERIC SACKRIDER REMINGTON (American 1861-1909) ''Cowboy '' 22.5''H.
• Western Images Including Lawmen and
  Western Images Including Lawmen and Threshers Lot of 2 including:A fine sixth plate tintype of a group of five men the central figure wearing a police badge. The two men at his side smoke cigars all men wear ribbons of some sort and their hats are displayed on the floor in front of them.And a silver gelatin photograph of a crew of men threshing an enormous pile of grain; 6.75 x 4.75 in. mounted to 9 x 7 in. Condition: Both very good condition.
• 19TH C AMERICAN WESTERN OR
  19TH C AMERICAN WESTERN OR CALIFORNIA SCENE, OIL American school (19th century). "Western Landscape", oil on canvas. Apparently unsigned; framed. Provenance: From a Private Collection, Highlands, North Carolina.
• [Western Photography - Cowboys]
  [Western Photography - Cowboys] Tintype of a Cowboy with a Starr Revolver  A sixth plate tintype of a cowboy with a Starr revolver tucked inside his fringed pants. Condition: Very good condition.
• COL. TIM MCCOY'S REAL WILD WEST.
  COL. TIM MCCOY'S REAL WILD WEST. COWBOYS OF THREE CONTI...Col. Tim McCoy's Real Wild West. Cowboys of Three Continents. New York: Union, ca. 1938. Color lithograph mounted and varnished on board, in a wooden frame. 26 x 19". Borders trimmed, a few minor abrasions to printed area, minor toning. Sold as-is.
• SEVEN FAR WESTERN NEWSPAPERS AND
  SEVEN FAR WESTERN NEWSPAPERS AND VARIOUS 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY PUBLICATIONS The Western papers, as follows: The Friend (Honolulu, November 1, 1862, with news of President Lincoln's forthcoming Emancipation Proclamation); Yreka Weekly Union (Yreka City, CA, March 1, 1871); Virginia Evening Chronicle (Virginia City, NV, December 4, 1874 and February 20, 1875); The Tuolumne Independent (Sonora, CA, April 21, 1888); Seward Daily Gateway (Seward, AK, May 4 and May 6, 1926); plus eighteen (18) specialty periodicals, to include: The Sunday Visitant, The Carpetbag, The Morning Star, The National Police Gazette, The Boys of New York, The Daily Graphic, American Boy, The Illustrated Christian Weekly.
• AMERICAN WESTERN STEER HORN CHAIR &
  AMERICAN WESTERN STEER HORN CHAIR & OTTOMAN United States,20th CenturyWestern steer horn chair with yellow velvet upholstered inset seat cushion with matching horn ottoman with contrasting red upholstery.
• WILD WEST MEMORIBLIA: FIFTEEN
  WILD WEST MEMORIBLIA: FIFTEEN FRAMED PIECES OF PHOTOGRAPHY AND EPHEMERA FEATURING BUFFALO BILL, NATIVE AMERICANS, FRONTIER TOWNS, ST...WILD WEST MEMORIBLIA: Fifteen framed pieces of photography and ephemera featuring Buffalo Bill, Native Americans, frontier towns, stage coaches, etc., mid-19th to 20th C., items of interest include: panoramic lineup of Buffalo Bill with Native American performers; Buffalo Bill polychrome flag advertisement; polychrome metal sign for Evanston Cowboy Days; "Land Run" tryptic of a four day time lapse of before and after the land grab; stage coach with group of armed pioneer men with guns and dog; interior shot of Old Mint Saloon with slot machines in background, c. 1895; boomtown portrait of Weepah, NV, c. 1920's; two street shots of frontier towns; portrait of a female Native American Police Officer, etc., all pieces with wear consistent with age and use including toning, fading, foxing, etc., none examined out of frame, some possible reproductions, sold as-is.
• (AMERICANA: THE WEST) Eight titles
  (AMERICANA: THE WEST) Eight titles including: 1) W. F. Cody, The Life and Adventures of "Buffalo Bill" (NY: 1927) 12mo, cloth; 2) Harry Rockwood, Allan Keene, the War Detective (NY: cop. 1884) 12mo, cloth; 3) John Habberton, Some Folks (NY: Derby, 1877) 8vo, pictorial gilt cloth
• (AMERICANA: THE WEST) Two titles
  (AMERICANA: THE WEST) Two titles 1) Wm. Hepworth Dixon, New America 3rd. ed. (London: 1867) 2 vols, 8vo, green cloth; 2) Charles McKnight, Our Western Border ... One Hundred Years Ago (Phila.: 1876) thick 8vo, publisher's full leather
• [Western Americana] Eight titles
  [Western Americana] Eight titles mostly juvenile adventure 1) William Cody (''Buffalo Bill'') Story of the Wild West and Camp Fire Chats (Chicago: Thompson cop. 1908) 8vo pictorial cloth; 2) W. H. Bogart Daniel Boone and the Hunters of Kentucky (Boston & NY: 1872) 12mo cloth Estimate $ 100-150
• [American Indian - Western] Books
  [American Indian - Western] Books on the West lot of 6 books including:Balch F.H. Bridge of the Gods. A.C. McClurg and Company 1980.Berger Thomas. Little Big Man. New York: Dial Press 1964.Parklan Francis. The Oregon Trail. New York: Modern Library 1949.Talbot Bishop. My People of the Plains. New York: Harper and Brothers Publishers 1906.Clark Wissler. Indians of the United States. Garden City: Doubleday Doran and Company Inc. 1941. Wister Owen. The Virginian. New York: Grosset and Dunlap 1940.
• WESTERN AMERICANA AND NATIVE
  WESTERN AMERICANA AND NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORYWestern Americana and Native American history (thirty volumes)Lot includes thirty volumes: 1. The Phantom Bull. Charles E. Perkins. illus. Edward Borein. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1932. first edition.
• BUFFALO REAL RANCH WILD
  BUFFALO REAL RANCH WILD WEST.Buffalo Real Ranch Wild West. Milwaukee and Chicago: Riverside, ca. 1920. Large panel poster (56 x 21") with illustrations of life in the West, including cowboys, Native Americans, cowgirls, and Mexican vaqueros. Unmounted. Very good.
• KEITH CHRISTIE WESTERN TRAPPER
  KEITH CHRISTIE WESTERN TRAPPER BRONZE SCULPTURE California, Minnesota,1935-2017Depicts a man in a fur cap on horseback holding a rifle. Christie had twelve 5' 6" stage coach bronze sculptures purchased by Wells Fargo to display in their executive branch offices which paved the way for Christie both artistically and financially.
• (VIEW) SOUTHWESTERN U.S.: 121
  (VIEW) SOUTHWESTERN U.S.: 121 POSTCARDS EARLY TO MID-20TH CENTURY(VIEW) SOUTHWESTERN U.S.: 121 POSTCARDS, Early to Mid-20th Century, Includes Utah (23), KS (13), AZ (13), NM (11), CO (31) and TX (30). Real photo: "Saltair" bathers, upper portal at Bingham Copperfield Tunnel, two differing "Seeing Salt Lake City" (open roadster), Main St, Kinsley, KS, Willcox, AZ with great advertising, Douglas, AZ street scene, Endee, NM 70 lb. melon on store counter, '52 Central Ave. Albuquerque, Western Service Station (Farmington, NM), Longhorns advertising card, Railroad Ave. (Lordsburg, MN), "The Bohemia" at the Albany (Denver), "Bowling Alley-Natatorium-Billiard Hall Pinecrest" (Palmer, CO), '31 Hotel de Paris (Georgetown, CO), 1945 Miner St. (Idaho Springs, CO), "Galveston Bay Oysters"..."United States Army Officers in Banquet Hall, The St. Anthony, San Antonio...", 40's street scene Ranger, Texas and more. Early: Washington Ave. and view north from 25th Street in Ogden, Main St. and Lion House (Salt Lake City), Solders' Home (Levenworth), Tailor Shop at Kansas State Industrial Reformatory, "Learning The Salute" (Camp Funston), "Trashing (sic) Rice, Near Houston", '26 Mill St (El Paso), '10 Menger Hotel (San Antonio) and more.
• 101 RANCH WILD WEST.101 Ranch
  101 RANCH WILD WEST.101 Ranch Wild West. [Riverside Litho], ca. 1910s. Color lithograph fragment mounted on board, trimmed to show a shield of portraits of four Indian chiefs surrounded by vignettes. 24 x 32". Brightly colored but with several obtrusive chips and scattered wear and chipping across image and at edges. Poor. Sold as-is.
• ARLINGTON & BECKMANN'S OKLA.
  ARLINGTON & BECKMANN'S OKLA. RANCH WILD WEST. FRANK'S A...Arlington & Beckmann's Okla. Ranch Wild West. Frank's All-Star California Wild West [Lithographs Triptych]. Chicago: National Ptg., 1910s Ð 20s. Color wild west show lithographs mounted to board and varnished, being Arlington & Beckmann's "The Rough Riders Salute from California's Golden Gate;" Arlington & Beckmann's "Indian Mother Love;" and Frank's All Star Wild West's "Frontier Street Parade." 44 _ x 85" overall, in a wooden frame. Side borders trimmed and repainted in white. Profusion of chips, faults, discolorations and scattered over-coloring. Gift banner mounted at bottom. Sold as-is.
• WESTERLING, Dennis Wayne,
  WESTERLING, Dennis Wayne, (American, b. 1944): ''California Sunset'', Oil/Masonite, 9'' x 11'', signed lower left, signed and titled verso, inscribed Sacramento, CA, framed, 16'' x 18''.
• [Western Americana] Two titles in
  [Western Americana] Two titles in publisher's cloth bindings including juvenile adventure series 1) F. Hardman Frontier Life; or Tales of the South-Western Border (Phila.: Coates circa 1880); 2) T. Roosevelt Episodes from the Winning of the West (New York: Putnam 1900); 3) J.F. McGaw Philip Seymour or Pioneer Life in Richland County Ohio 3rd ed. (Mansfield OH: 1902) Estimate $ 100-150
• 4 vols. The American West -
  4 vols. The American West - Description & Travel: Ruxton, George F. Adventures in Mexico and The Rocky Mountains. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1848. 1st Am. ed. 12mo, orig. red cloth, worn, edges blistered & heavily worn, rebacked. Some internal spotting & staining, old pencil annotations. Howes R-553. * The Garden of The World, or The Great West;... A Complete Guide to Emigrants. Boston: Wentworth, 1856. 1st ed. 12mo, orig. brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine, spine ends frayed & chipped, front joint just starting to split. Minor internal spotting. Sabin 26603. * Schaeffer, L.M. Sketches of Travel in South America, Mexico and California. New York: James Egbert, 1866. 1st ed. 12mo, orig. brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light wear. Internally generally clean. Sabin 77485. * (Remington, Frederick, illustrator.) Inman, Henry. The Old Santa Fe Trail. New York: Macmillan, 1898. 1st ed., 4th ptg. Lg. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered color pictorial cloth; scuffed, other moderate wear. Hinges stressed & reinforced. Fold. map, portrait, 8 plates. See Howes I-.