2026 Cabin Fever Auction

Seltzer, Steve, original water color and gouache, Prairie Prowlers, 10" x 13", framed, signed lower left

Thomas, Robert, original oil on canvas, Ellensburg Canyon - Yakima River, 24" x 36", framed, signed lower right

Morgan, Robert "Bob", original oil on canvas, Monida Muleys, 18" x 20", framed, signed lower right

Cuts the Rope, Clarence, original pen & ink, Grandmother, 1994, 7.25" x 5", framed, signed lower right

Kosel, John, Red Lodge, MT, print, A Chance Meeting, 2010, 19.25" x 14.25", framed, signed lower left

Vintage Charlie Russell felt pennant, "Compliments of Sid Great Falls", dated 1915, rare

Powell, Ace, original oil on canvas , The Free Trappers, 24" x 36", framed, signed lower left

Cheek, C. R., original oil on canvas, Elders Like Teepees, 16" x 20", framed, signed lower right

DeYong, Joe, 4 limited edition etchings, all #10/45, framed together, each image approx 2" x 2.5", each signed lower right

deDecker, Thomas, original oil on board, Farewell Song, 12" x 16", framed, signed lower left

Cuts the Rope, Clarence, original water color, Geese Landing, 1986, 10.5" x 13.5", framed, signed lower right

Russell, C.M., More Rawhides, signed & dated by CMR on title page, original soft cover, cover shows wear on edges

Charles M. Russell, A Catalogue Raisonne, edited by Byron Price, limited edition, #87/500, leather bound in slip cover, signed by the seven contributo

Russell, C.M., limited edition print, The Exalted Ruler, 245/1000, framed

Miles City Saddlery Catalog No 29, excellent condition

Standing, William, oil on canvas, The Prairie, 5" x 7.5", framed, signed lower right

Cheek, C.R., original oil on canvas, Visitors, 16" x 20", framed, signed lower left

Miller, Vel, original oil on canvas, Puttin' our Handle on, 16" x 20", framed, signed lower left, artist signature on back of canvas

Ward, E. J., framed photo, Old Time Bear Trappers in Santa Fe, NM, ca. 1915, 10" x 18", framed

Bodily, Sheryl, original oil on canvas, Native Children, 11" x 14", framed, signed lower right