A few examples of appraisal values for
CLEAR CREEK BIG HORNS

• TROPHY GAME HEAD MOUNT northwest
  TROPHY GAME HEAD MOUNT northwest Dall sheep from a 1968 mountain hunt out of Whitehorse Yukon lead by guide Dennis Callison. Curl horns 37 and 37 inches long with 13 inch base.
• Three Powder Horns, Possibl
  Three Powder Horns, Possibl
• BIG GAME TROPHY HEAD MOUNT an
  BIG GAME TROPHY HEAD MOUNT an American Plains bison bull.
• Bronze after Charles M. Russell,
  Bronze after Charles M. Russell, aftercast "Big Horn Sheep", 18/30, signed "CMR [skull]" (Charles Marian Russell, Montana, 1864-1926), foundry mark, patinated bronze, 7-1/2 in. Excellent condition. Estate of the Late William C. Ingersoll, Asheville, North Carolina.
• Lot of Two Powder Horns 6.5''
  Lot of Two Powder Horns 6.5'' horn and 12'' horn with an engraved E.   Condition: Larger horn with some cracks and has been cleaned. Very good.
• WANDERING ELK, THE BATTLE OF THE
  WANDERING ELK, THE BATTLE OF THE LITTLE BIG HORN, 1915Wandering Elk, (19th/20th Century) The Battle of The Little Big Horn, 1915, colored pencil ledger drawing signed and dated lower right: Wandering Elk 1915 This Native American colored pencil ledger drawing depicts The Battle of The Little Big Horn. It shows General George A. Custer in the upper left corner with the yellow shoulder bars of an officer. colored pencil ledger drawing Dimensions: 8 x 12 1/2 in. (20.32 x 31.75 cm.), Frame: 12 x 16 x 1 in. (30.48 x 40.64 x 2.54 cm.) Provenance: Private Collection, Connecticut, ca. 1980s
• U.S. Powder Horns Lot of Three
  U.S. Powder Horns Lot of Three Three rifle horns: first horn is 15" second horn is 13" and third is a 12" flat horn. Condition: Very good.
• Double Powder Horn from Central
  Double Powder Horn from Central Pennsylvania 22.5" length. Joined at the large ends with leather and brass tacks. Spouts are turned. Condition: Horns have nice untouched patina.
• Cows and Creek likely Marin
  Cows and Creek likely Marin County 13.5'' H x 25'' W
• Powder Horn Engraved with Pigeons
  Powder Horn Engraved with Pigeons and Cranes 10'' horn with all manner of waterfowl etched near the top of horn and couples walking round the bottom of horn. Condition: Very good; missing plug.
• Edward Two Bulls 1938–2011. Crow
  Edward Two Bulls 1938–2011. Crow Creek to Niobrara. 1974, oil on canvas board. 17½ h × 23½ w in. result: $688. estimate: $800–1,200. Signed, titled and dated to lower edge ‘Crow Creek To Niobrara May 28-June 11 1866 Two Bulls Sioux '74’.
• US Small Powder Horns Lot of Four 2
  US Small Powder Horns Lot of Four 2 priming horns one 6'' flat one 5'' round 2 small rifle horns one 8'' and one 7''. Condition: Very good.
• Mounted Big-Horn Sheep Trophy,
  Mounted Big-Horn Sheep Trophy, early 20th century, the skull with attached curved horns now mounted on a shield-shaped wooden wall plaque, h. 15", w. 18".
• Large horn with brass mounts
  Large horn with brass mounts 30"l. and a carved horn dipper.
• Ewing Flying Iron painting (Sioux
  Ewing Flying Iron painting (Sioux Tribe, Montana, 20th century), titled on typewritten label verso canvas "Red Rock in Montana Big Horn Mountains near headwaters of the Little Big Horn River", signed lower left "Ewing Flying Iron", oil on canvas, 20 x 24 in.; modern gilt wood frame.
• Contemporary Horn Club by Gary
  Contemporary Horn Club by Gary Birch Western Plains horn war club made by Gary Birch. Self taught as an artist he has worked in multi-media crafts and oil watercolor and acrylic painting. Birch was born 1946 in Middletown Ohio and graduated from Miami University. [Information provided by Marge Piper.] Condition: Excellent.
• KEN CARLSON (1937- ), BIG HORN
  KEN CARLSON (1937- ), BIG HORN SHEEP signed lower right: Carlson
• (3) Rockingham cow creamers, 2 with
  (3) Rockingham cow creamers, 2 with damage to horns, 14 1/2" h Estimate $100-200
• BOOK: BATTLE OF LITTLE BIG HORN,
  BOOK: BATTLE OF LITTLE BIG HORN, 1966, SIGNEDLeather bound, limited and signed copy of The Battle of Little Big Horn, by Mari Sandoz, published by James F. Carr, New York, 1966. VG+ with very minor shelfwear.
• TWO NORTHWEST TROPHY GAME MOUNTS
  TWO NORTHWEST TROPHY GAME MOUNTS all Oregon deer bucks with 3 and 4-point horns.
• TWO NORTHWEST TROPHY GAME MOUNTS
  TWO NORTHWEST TROPHY GAME MOUNTS all Oregon deer bucks with 3 and 4-point horns.
• THREE (3) POWDER HORNS AND THREE
  THREE (3) POWDER HORNS AND THREE (3) BELT PLATES The horns as follows: the largest one (22-1/2 in.) is etched with scenes of marauding Indian warriors in a landscape; plus... a second horn (14 in.) is etched "Charls Town" over a view of the city and has a decorative cartouche reading, "Charles Salzhauer / His Horn / ANNO 1928"; the last horn is the oldest and is plain cow horn with some utilitarian carving, but no decoration (1/2 in. worm hole to side); plus... three Civil War style belt plates as follows: the US oval is a re-enactor plate; the M1851 plate with silver wreath is a reproduction; the M1851 plate without silvering is likely authentic to the post Civil War era.
• Contemporary Hunting Bag and Powder
  Contemporary Hunting Bag and Powder Horn by Judd Brennan This bag measures 8'' x 10'' with long leather strap. Engraved 11'' powder horn with eagle and shield and hunting warrior. Judson J. Brennan was born in Lansing Michigan where he developed an interest in early American long rifles especially the beautiful and artistic flintlock rifles that were hand-made by artisans during the Golden Age of American frontier craftsmanship. Condition: Excellent.
• 14-point elk horn trophy mounted on
  14-point elk horn trophy mounted on wood plaque, 48 in. H., 48 in. W.
• Early American Tansel Powder Horn
  Early American Tansel Powder Horn 16'' length. Engraved with the Eagle clutching arrows and sheaths of wheat E. Pluribus Unum in a banner above the eagle a hunter (i.e. the ''Buckskinner'') hunting deer. Nice serpent's mouth with the teeth carved protruding on to the spout. This particular horn has been nicknamed the ''Buckskinner's powder horn.'' Interesting it has a screw top wood base with iron loop and another iron loop near the spout. One large brass tack has been in the base of the horn for a long time it has a beautiful dark brown halo around it. Condition: Horn is in excellent condition with a nice untouched yellow patina.
• B.B. Craig horned face jug
  B.B. Craig horned face jug (Burlon Craig, Catawba County, North Carolina, 1914-2002), applied ears, horns and one strap handle, broken china teeth, base marked "BB Craig/Vale NC", 11-3/4 in. Several firing creases as made, one crease and separation at proper right ear as made.
• L.A. Huffman Photograph of Mule
  L.A. Huffman Photograph of Mule Deer Buck Hell Creek Collodion silver print of a large "Mulie" after a hunt 6 x 8 in. matted to 11 x 14 in. ca 1902. Featured in the book L.A. Huffman: Photographer of the American West by Peterson (p. 63). Condition: Excellent tone and contrast.
• ''Maverick'' Cowboy Roping Steer
  ''Maverick'' Cowboy Roping Steer sight size: 17'' H x 21.25'' W
• 4PC STEER BOLO & SCARVES, TE
  4PC STEER BOLO & SCARVES, TE WYOMING RANCH Group of memorabilia comprising of two silver tone long horn steer neckerchief slides and two TE monogrammed neckerchief scarves, for the TE Wyoming Ranch. Silver is unmarked. Note: The TE Ranch near Cody, Wyoming, was owned by the Woodruffs and originally owned by Buffalo Bill Cody. Approx. 34.25" (scarf), h. 1.75" (steer).
• Early American Powder Horn 13''
  Early American Powder Horn 13'' horn with scalloped flats over a ecthings of roman soldiers a soldier and indian two women a cupid soldier holding a dying woman and a bat. nicely done. Condition: Very good.1.5'' Crack at bottom of horn.
• LARGE WESTERN BRONZE FIGURE GROUP
  LARGE WESTERN BRONZE FIGURE GROUP Signed R Clark. Modelled as a cowboy leading two pack horses - 13 in. x 33 in.
• Powderhorn, wood end, 12" l
  Powderhorn, wood end, 12" l
• THOMAS BIGELOW CRAIG (AMERICAN,
  THOMAS BIGELOW CRAIG (AMERICAN, 1849 - 1924) 12" x 19¾" sight size Cattle grazing next to a creek. Watercolor on paper, signed lower right corner, under glass with double mat in gilt wood frame, overall 20 ¾" x 28 ½".
• Joseph Lonewolf (Santa Clara,
  Joseph Lonewolf (Santa Clara, 1932-2014) Miniature Sgraffito Seed Jars, with Pronghorn, Big Horn Sheep, and Elk lot of 4, all signed on base sizes range from height 3-4 inches x diameter 1 inch to height 1-1/4 inches x diameter 1-1/4 inches
• Adirondack Lot. 2 horn
  Adirondack Lot. 2 horn chandeliers and a cow head with horns. From a Bedford home.
• US Unmarked Cavalry Bugle This
  US Unmarked Cavalry Bugle This double-twist red brass or copper bugle is a Cavalry size 11.25". Condition: Very good. Just minor dings from age.