Very large - possibly Boone and Crocker Rocky Mountain

John B. Flannagan (Irish/American, 1895-1942) Large bronze-patinated plaster sculpture of a mountain goat, possibly an Alpine Ibex, poised gracefully atop a rocky perch. [38 H x 9 1/4 W x 5 D inches].

This is an excellent Blackfeet Elk Antler quirt with beaded strap and harness leather strips all dating to the early-1900's to mid-1900's. The piece exhibits an older large Rocky Mountain Elk antler h

Great painting of what looks to be Yosemite or another large Rocky Mountain in a forest scene. This painting is in an ornate gilt frame. The condition is as is, has some flaking paint and puncture hol

Lot consisting of a large Rocky Mountain lithograph (22" x 33") , booklet of NH landscapes and a set of 5 landscape lithographs.

A large white Rocky Mountain goat full body mount on simulated rock basewith black horns, hooves, and nose mounted atop a faux rock with bits of moss and foliage throughout the base. SHIPPING Atlanta

Joseph G. Hiestand (1860-1916) , Ute Pass, Colorado Rocky Mountains, Large antique tinted photograph view. c. 1890s. 25" x 21".

Oversized book: "Geologic Atlas of the Rocky Mountain Region," Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists, 1972, printed by the A.B. Hirschfeld Press, 331 pages, gilt embossed red cloth binding, approx

Large Print of Bierdstadt Rocky Mountain.From the Estate of Michael Lang - Co- Creator of the Woodstock Music Festival. Sight is 28" x 41 1/2"Condition, overall wear to frame, some scratches to print.

Birger Sandzen (1871-1954) Mountains and Red Rocks 1920 The large oil on canvas Rocky Mountain view at tree line is signed lower right front and painted in a unique palette of clean, attractive colors

Japanese gilt lacquered five-tiered inro, one side decorated with cranes, the other side with pine, plum blossoms and rocky mountains on a large turtle, approx. 5"h x 1.75"w

Joseph G. Hiestand (1860-1916) Gateway and Pike’s Peak. Rocky Mountains, Western Americana. Large photograph view. c. 1890s. 25" x 21".

Jan McGuire (Colorado, b.1955) Large Oil Painting on Board Titled "Rocky Mountain High". Gallery framed. Measures 36-in. x 24-in. image size and 47-in. x 35-in. framed. Weighs approximately 20 lbs. No

Photographs of several Colorado placer miners and their wives, perhaps at a picnic. This photograph was made by Luke & Wheeler's Rocky Mountain Views. This could possibly be in Alma or Breckenridge. 7

Large mid century limited edition wood block by Carol Summers 13/50 titled "Rocky Mountain" labeled as American artist (priced 175 decades ago). 50" wide, 38" tall.

American/British, 19th century, heavy burlwood bowl with incised triangle borders and star decoration, 6-1/4 x 16 in. Provenance: The Important Private Collection of a Rocky Mountain Couple

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation 10.5"x11"x14"T 7.6lbs 430/750

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation 10.5"Wx11"x14"T 6.2lbs 430/750

Large Archive of Western Photographs by Stimson A collection of 29 large format silver gelatin photographs, each matted and inscribed to mat, as well as a substantial album of "Rocky Mountain National

John James Audubon Rocky Mountain Neotoma, Plate 29. (1785-1851). First edition large folio lithograph with original hand color. The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America J.J. Audubon, New York, 1845

Illegible signature. Possibly EH or EvH. Oil on canvas 9 1/2 x 7 in., 13 1/4 x 11 in. (framed)

ARTICLES: WILD SHEEP OF THE SIERRA/ A PENINSULAR CANAAN/ TREASURES OF THE DEEP/ HUNTING THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOAT/ AT THE MOUTH OF THE AMAZON/ THE ABORIGINES AND THE COLONISTS/ A NATURALIST IN THE HEART

This large engraving by James David Smillie (American, 1833-1909) is after a painting by Albert Bierstadt (German, 1830-1902), depicting Lander's Peak in the Rocky Mountains. It is signed and dated in

Wild Flowers of the Rocky Mountains by Emma Homan Thayer. 1889. 12.5" x 9.75" x .75". 54 pp. 24 plates color. Cassell Publishing. We ship most items in-house with the exception of furniture, large or

Large and important early copper engraved map of the western U. S. showing the route of Col. Henry Dodge’s 1835 Expedition from Fort Leavenworth to the Rocky Mountains. Rare first printing with