Pea Eye's Boots Used In Lonesome Dove

Two signed photographs taken by Bill Wittliff on the set of Lonesome Dove. One is of Tim Scott as "Pea Eye" and the other of William Sanderson as "Lippy". Both photographs signed by Wittliff to lower

Lonesome Dove from the set. From the consignor of the piece who worked for a major Hollywood Production Company."Lonesome Dove piece is a map that was used in the original mini-series. I came into I b

Larry McMurtry; Lonesome Dove (1985) Signed First Edition – This is a fine, First Edition copy of Larry McMurtry's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, Lonesome Dove, published 1985 by Simon & Schuster, NY

LONESOME DOVE SIGNED MINISERIES COLLECTION, BILL WITTLIFF (American/Texas 1940-2019), THREE LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHS, sepia toned photographs comprising "Cowboy in Horse Drawn Cart," signed in ink L

Carved wooden oversize Canada goose, Made as a rocking horse, Casey Edwards, Wisconsin. Glass eyes. Dove tailed neck construction and carved feathers and tail. Stands 28" high and 39" long. Provenance

An African Dan Carved Hardwood Face Mask, Liberia, ca. early 20th Century, Having slit eyes used to keep women from seeing uncircumcised boys during their seclusion. H: 8 in.

STEIFF mixed lot 1x pre-war era, teddy-baby, opened mouth, 15 cm, velvet paws, velvet insert in face, glass eyes, used condition, partially mohair loss on the back, with 1x teddy, pre-war era, 9 cm, w

Mask, Southwestern NepalRajbansi People probably a bear, with traces of

Hand carved; cowrie shell eyes. Used in Malagan ceremonies. Malagan ceremonies are traditional cultural events that take place in New Guinea where malagan carvings are used mortuary rituals. Issued: 2

Plaster Austrian Bull Dog Sculpture with nice color and glass eyes. Used condition, wear, worn, cracks, chips. 16" long x 9 1/2" tall.

Swarovski Crystal Flamingo having pink accents and blue eyes; used condition, measures 6" high x 3" long x 2" wide

Crystal Red Eyes; Used - In Original Box!

(Late 19th/early 20th C.) Sculpture of dog begging, having glass eyes, possibly used for umbrella stand or dog's water dish, approximate height of dog 33", height with base 40 1/2".

3 bears, 1x Kramer, 37 cm, long snaped off arms, a bit used, 1x manufacturer ?, probably pre-war era, 46 cm, partially mohair loss, 1x Steiff, 46 cm, shoe button eyes, strongly used, open places, with

11" ENGLISH FARNELL "PUSS 'N BOOTS". RARE 1930'S MOHAIR, UNJOINTED, GLASS EYES, FELT BOOTS WITH LABEL ON BOTTOM.

PROBABLY DIEHM music bear, 39 cm, with press mechanism, press voice, intact, eyes original?, used, 1 paw  with damaged pelt German Description wohl DIEHM Musik-Bär, 39 cm, mit Druckspielwerk, Dr

Fine Mallard Duck Decoy C 1920-40 Pine 6 1/2"H X 15"W X 6"D Expertly carved mallard hen duck, found in MD. Fine highly detailed dry original painted surfaces, carved bill, painted eyes. Never used, it

Lot of 6 Glass Eyeballs Box containing 3 pairs of glass eyeballs. Outside of box says “Another Lions Club Project. Worcester, Massachusetts. Mount blown human eyes, commonly used for film and TV

Paul Jenkins Eyes of the Dove: For Mantic Medium 1959oil on canvas39 h x 29 w in (99 x 74 cm) Signed to lower left 'Paul Jenkins'. Signed, titled and dated to verso 'Paul Jenkins Eyes of the Dove

KERSA hare family, 2x hares with pair of glasses, glass eyes, 31 cm, used condition, exceptional lot, CH-No. 329 German Description KERSA Hasenfamilie, 2x Hasen mit Brille, Glasaugen, 31 cm, bespielte

STEIFF Dicky, strongly used, the eyes were afterwards sewed in, with button, long stretched f, velvet paws only with slight painting, 36 cm, extreme mohair loss German Description STEIFF Dicky, stark

Duck Decoy, Evens Mammoth Canvas Back, hollow wood w/glass eyes, c.1928, VG used cond w/orig paint, 17.5"L.

DALI, "THE DOVE LIKE EYES ON THE BRIDE" ENGRAVING WITH HAND TINTING AND GILT ACCENTS, PENCIL SIGNED, 19 X 11.25 IMAGE, 24.25 X 16.75 OVERALL

(Disney, 1955) An adorable pair of screen-used Mouseketeer Boots from the Mickey Mouse Club television show. These leather cowboy boots were worn by the Mouseketeers every Friday for "Talent Round-Up