High Noon Western Americana Auction

32” total length with a 8” quilled section in red, white and green old ribbon. Fine condition, c 1900

15” x 13” by Maria and Julian. Black-on-black and painted with alternating feather and rain clouds. Fine condition, c 1930s. Signed Marie & Julian

45” total length. Some remnants of the original paint on native tanned hide with red trade cloth tassels and binding on the quiver. Includes bow and o

27” x 10” red, green, yellow and blue on a white field with geometric designs. 5” x 4 1/2” flap at the head. On native tanned hide, mounted on custom

34” x 8” geometric designs in red, green, yellow and blue on a white field with triangle tabs at the neck. On yellow stained native tanned hide. Fine

14” x 5 1/2” geometric designs in red, yellow, cobalt, light blue and white with red painted stripe. On native tanned hide with great patina. 12” vint

9 1/2” red and white abstract floral designs on a blue field. White bead work and trade cloth on the flaps. On soft native tanned hide. Fine condition

10 1/2” long. Red. green, yellow and cobalt on a white field with stepped, half triangles, a beaded tongue and hard soles on native tanned hide. Fine

11” long multicolored geometric designs on a white background. Very finely beaded, on native tanned hide with hard soles. Fine condition, c 1890

Afternoon at East Pueblo34” x 36”Oil on canvasSigned lower right T Eubanks 1980

Cattle20” x 40”Oil on canvasSigned lower left H Post

Pushing Cattle on the Drive24” x 36”Oil on canvasSigned lower right M A Gomez

Comin’ in the Roundup22” x 36”Oil on boardSigned and dated lower right

Double TroubleWatercolor on board19” x 13”Framed & matted to 28” x 21”Signed lower right Fawcett

Barely There 18” highBronze on wood base Signed in base G Harvey 1990 60/100

Pullin’ Leather26 1/2” highBronze on wood baseSigned in base G Harvey 1989 34/50

Apache Scout-Montezuma Castle Cliff Dwelling17 1/2 “ x 12”Framed to 24” x 18”Ink wash on boardSigned lower right Lungren

A composition spanning two generations of Santa Barbara’s illustrious Mardueno family, this 19th century loose jaw Santa Barbara spade was first forge

Silver mounted Wyoming bit with seven typical Schnitger silver engraved bars in graduated sizes on each of the 7 3/4” long cheeks surrounding a 1 1/2”

Rare maker-marked J F Echavarria and S Jose on the iron mouthpiece, this hard-to-find atypical Las Cruces inlaid bit with the poco-spade has 7” cheeks