Adventures on the Columbia River...

[Exploration] Cox, Ross. Adventures on the Columbia River, Including the Narrative of a Residence of Six Years on the Western Side of the Rocky Mountains, among Various Tribes of Indians Hitherto Unkn

COX, Ross (1793-1853). Adventures on the Columbia River.... New York: J. & J. Harper, 1832. 8vo (233 x 148 mm). 2pp. publisher's advertisements. (Some light mostly marginal spotting to a few leaves).

Heading: Author: Cox, Ross Title: Adventures on the Columbia River, Including the Narrative of a Residence of Six Years on the Western Side of the Rocky Mountains... Place Published: New York Publish

Alexander Ross (Scottish-Canadian, 1783-1856) Adventures of the First Settlers on the Oregon or Columbia River: Being a Narrative of the Expedition Fitted Out by John Jacob Astor (1849) First edition

Ross, Alexander. Adventures of the First Settlers on the Oregon or Columbia River. London: Smith, Elder and Co., 1849. Howes R-448. One-inch clean split into one map-fold, else very good in 3/4 tan le

James Everett Stuart (1852-1941) Indian Salmon Fishing Camp at Celilo on the Columbia River, Oregon. signed, numbered and dated '116 / J.E. Stuart / Oct. 16. 1884' (lower left) and signed, numbered an

Artist: Earl Biss | 1947 - 1998 Title: Salmon Fishing on the Columbia River Signed u/r: Biss Media: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 24 by 30 inches

11 1/8" Ram Head Effigy Pestle. Columbia River, OR. Very rare Northwest Coast Pestle with Ram's head adorning the top. Detailed carving with eyes, nose and curving horns, Large and well made. G10 cond

Frederick F. Schafer (Germany/California, 1839-1927) oil on canvas laid to Masonite painting depicting Oregon's Columbia River with the sunlit Beacon Rock--then called Castle Rock--rising in the dista

10 ¼” x 9” x 5 ½” Owl Effigy, Columbia River Stone Mortar – Oregon- Washington – Ex. Fred Eisenman

15” x 8 3/8” x 4” Bear Effigy Columbia River Stone Mortar, Oregon – Washington – Ex. Fred Eisenman

8 1/2" Columbia River Maul. Near the Columbia River, WA. Large maul base. Excellent symmetry. Some small areas of worn over use abrasions, but over all in very good condition. Ex-Dr. John Mountjoy, Ra

This lot features nineteen (19) Large Columbia River Arrowheads. They were found in and around The Dalles, Oregon by Frank Buehler. They average is size approximately 2-1/4" x 1" in size and of course

Superb example in Banded agate/petrified wood. Oregon. Jackson G-10 COA.

Frame of 45 Columbia River Gem and Bird Points and 35 Beads from California with info sheets showing purchased in 1959, 1960 – largest 1 13/16”

Julian Eugene Lane (20th Cent. Oregon) ''Columbia River Gorge'' 1928 Oil on Board 14''x20'' Image. Signed and dated l.l. Original gilt framing 20''x26''. Excellent condition. Collection of Michael Par

5 3/4" Stone Bird Effigy Bowl. Columbia River area, OR. Rare with "tail" drilled for suspension. Bowl on top and bottom. Some chipping to bowl edge. A unique effigy bowl. Ex-Dale Roberts

Heading: (Oregon - Columbia River Highway) Author: Title: Columbia River Highway (cover title) Place Published: Portland, OR Publisher:Eric V. Hauser Date Published: 1923 Description:

This lot features an assortment of clear and white agate Columbia River Gem Points. They come in a custom 7-1/2" x 12" oak frame and range in size from 3/4" x 1/2" to the largest one at 2-15/16" x 1".

Offered is a great looking assortment of various Columbia River Gem Point Arrowheads, drills and Knives. They were found by Frank Buehler at the Maybe Site on the Columbia River. This location is a we

Offered is a seldom offered vintage assortment of Columbia River knives. All of the artifacts in this frame were found by Frank Buehler at the Sundale Site which was located in Washington just across

Two Frames Total of 95 Columbia River Points – both frames have info – collected 1959 –largest 1 7/8”

Antique Columbia River Region Coiled Basket w/ Imbricated Decoration

8" Monolithic Adze. Columbia River area, WA. Rare tool form made of polished gray volcanic stone. Nicely made, very good condition. Ex-Dr. John Mountjoy, Brian Baulaurier