JOE DE YONG, Glacier Park Moose, 1921

Cancel stamp on the envelope is dated 1926 and says Visit Glacier National Park. 7 5/8" by 9 5/8" on matte. Joe (Joseph) Franklin De Yong (1894 - 1975) was active/lived in California, Montana, Missour

Title is Campfire Stories. 21" by 28 1/2" framed. Joe (Joseph) Franklin De Yong (1894 - 1975) was active/lived in California, Montana, Missouri. Joe De Yong is known for Western painting and sculpture

on canvas, unframed 16 x 22 signed lower left. Condition: Has 3 small indentations upper left and a few faint scratches. Needs a cleaning.

watercolor on paper, signed lower left 14 x 11 inches sight

mixed media on paper, signed upper right Condition: matted and framed under glass. No visible tears or creases. Not examined out of frame. 21 1/2 x 15 1/2 inches sight; 34 x 28 inches frame

JOE DE YONG (American 1894-1975) "Summer Camp", "On the Job", "Sun and Sand" and "Going On" Etching. Sight: 3 1/2 x 3 3/4 inches; Frame: 8 5/8 x 9 1/16 inches. Sight: 3 1/2 x 3 3/4 inches; Frame: 8 5/

A mixed media illustration of a rodeo rider, signed and dated for 1926 at the lower right corner. Dimensions: 19 1/2" x 14".

PAINTING IS 22" TALL X 18" WIDE--SIGNED LOWER RIGHT--PAINTING IS UNDER GLASS

Joe De Yong (1894-1975) American paintings ,Pencil / paper ,Measures 12,5" x 10"

6 1/2" by 5" by 4 5/8". Title is Black Bear. In 1963 Joe De Yong Charles M. Russell's only protege wrote a tribute to Earl E. Heikka, "What has received far less attention than deserved is the wholly

6 1/4" by 4 7/8". Very nice grouping. In 1963 Joe De Yong—Charles M. Russell’s only protégé—wrote a tribute to Earl E. Heikka, "What has received far less attention than deserved is the wholly

22 1/2" by 21 7/8" in shrink wrap. In 1963 Joe De Yong—Charles M. Russell’s only protégé—wrote a tribute to Earl E. Heikka, "What has received far less attention than deserved is the wholly un

23 7/8" by 16 1/8" in shrink wrap. In 1963 Joe De Yong—Charles M. Russell’s only protégé—wrote a tribute to Earl E. Heikka, "What has received far less attention than deserved is the wholly un

24" by 16 1/4" in shrink wrap. In 1963 Joe De Yong—Charles M. Russell’s only protégé—wrote a tribute to Earl E. Heikka, "What has received far less attention than deserved is the wholly untrai

Original dated 1926 photo of Chief Yellow Kidney and Chief Bull Calf. They were Black Feet Indians from Glacier Park, MT. Names and information signed on photo. Nice oak period frame. Framed measures

1) Rainier National Park, Wash., publ. by Asahel, 1921 Pictorial presentation of the Park, showing Mt. Rainier, Inns, lakes, forests, meadows, waterfalls, glaciers, wildflowers, camps & and trails and

ANDRE (GITTELSON) GISSON, (AMERICAN, 1921-2003) PARIS STREET SCENE, OIL ON CANVAS H 20" W 15.5" Depicting a family walking from a park in Paris with the Place De La Bastille in the background. Signed

Joe Walker NASA Chief Research Pilot (1921-1966) Signed X-15 Awards Ceremony Program, July 18, 1962. Comes with LOA from PSA/DNA. Provenance: Estate of Lois De Neale former secretary to Director of NA

Scott Christensen (born 1962) Glacier Park Mountain Landscape signed 'CHRISTENSEN © -' (lower right) oil on canvas 30 x 36 in. framed 37 1/4 x 43 1/2 in. Footnotes: Provenance Property from an Im

Oil on Board. 42 1/2" by 73". Panel features two Indians smoking, the park's vast mountain range sprawls behind them. Indians featured are: Big Face Chief; Arrow Top. Provenance: Ex Stainsby Collectio

Germany - Circa Late 1910's. Illustrated as #81 in PGSB.

Scott Christensen (born 1962) Glacier Park, Autumn signed 'CHRISTENSEN ©' (lower right) and signed again and titled on a label (attached to the frame wire) oil on canvas 30 x 36 in. framed 38 x 4

Clarence DeYong Custom Knife Assortment (3) fixed blade items, all having satin finished clip-point blade with filework along entire spine and tang marked 'De Yong' on

Carved wood bear by John Louis Clarke, Glacier Park Montana Dimensions: 6.5"L x 4.25"W x 9.75"H John Louis Clarke (Source: theclarkegallery.com) Throughout his long life, John Louis Clarke used his ha