The Peacemakers Arms and Adventure in the American West. R. L. Wilson

The Peacemakers Arms and Adventure in the American West. R. L. Wilson

The Peacemakers, Arms and Adventures of the American West, R. L. Wilson, Hardback Book

Steel Canvas: The Art of American Arms, R. L. Wilson, Hardback Book

R.L. WILSON WITH GREG MARTIN, FEATURING THE MICHAEL DEL CASTELLO COLLECTION OF THE AMERICAN WEST. 2004.

Antique Arms Annual Rare Author: R. L. Wilson Illustrations Color Photos Dated: 1971 Publisher: S. P. Stevens Edition: 1st<

G. (GERALD HARVEY JONES) HARVEY (American/Texas 1933-2017) A PRINT, "Men of the American West", 1988, print on paper, signed L/R and noted "Press Proof" L/L, framed. 19" x 33" Note: Together with gal

Winchester; The Golden Age of American Gunmaking and the Winchester 1 of 1000 by R. L. Wilson. Publisher sealed. Measures 8.75 in. x 11.25 in. x .375 in. From a non-smoking home and free of any odors.

G. (GERALD HARVEY JONES) HARVEY (American/Texas 1933-2017) A PRINT, "The American West," 1984, print on paper, signed L/L and numbered "486/120" L/R, framed. 25" x 18" Note: Together with publisher's

Colt. An American Legend. Sesquicentennial Edition. The Official History of Colt Firearms from 1836 to the Present. With Over 300 Illustrations in Full Color. Wilson, R.L. Artabras. First edition. Oct

Nancy Hagin (American, b.1940), 'West Broadway Window', 1971, acrylic on canvas, signed and dated L/R, 72" x 60".

MICHAEL FRARY (American/Texas 1918-2005) A PAINTING, "The Wire that Tamed the West," watercolor on paper, signed L/R, "Frary," verso in ink titled and signed, 20 3/4" x 28 3/4", framed, 29 1/4" x 37 1

Native American Navajo Pottery Jar by Linda K. Wilson, measures 3''H x 7''D, signed by artist

Black Boy by Doors (Untitled) Signed l/r Numbered center 2-40 Photographer: Wilson Ben Dated: 1976 Medium: Gelatine Silve

Vintage print of a sultry blue eyed 1920's woman in a white lace gown. Artist: R. Wilson Hammel Dimensions: 25"L x 28.5"H Country of Origin: USA

5 Miniature Native American Pots , 3 Acoma Pots & 2 Santa Clara, largest 3'' x 2'', Acoma artist include Joyie L., R. Leno, and V. Seymour

2 Native American Jemez Pottery Jars, Signed, the largest measures 3.5''H x 4''D and is by M. Fragua, the smaller one is by L. R. Toya

“Winter Haze”. Signed l/r. Dated 1966. Oil on Canvas. Measuring 52” by 64”. Unframed. (Cond: good) (6000/8000)

“Ketchup Girl”. Signed l/r. Dated ’72. Lithograph in Colors. Measuring 31” by 25 1/2”. Framed under Plexiglas. (Cond: good) (600/800) Provenance: Park West Gallery. Southfield, MI

DONALD ROLLER WILSON (American b. 1938) A FRAMED SCULPTURE, "Untitled," wood assemblage, signed and dated 1970 in pencil L/R. 7 1/2" x 8 1/2"

ROY GRINNELL (American b. 1933) A PAINTING, "A Watchful Eye," oil on canvas, signed and dated [19]78 L/R. 20" x 30" Purchased from Don Cheeks Gallery West, Santa Fe, NM, 1980.

after DONALD ROLLER WILSON (American b. 1938) BY TONJA HOLLY (American 20th Century) A PAINTING, "Laughing with the Quakers," oil on canvas, signed L/R. 48" x 36"

J. WILSON HEPBURN (American 20th Century) A PAINTING, "River Fowey," oil on cotton, signed L/R. 24" x 36"

Emile Gruppe (American, 1896-1978), wooded scene with wood cutter and horses, oil on canvas, signed L/R, 30" x 36", frame 36" x 42". Provenance: West Palm Beach, Florida estate.

William MacRobbie (American, 20th century), "Low Tide", watercolor, signed L/R, 14" x 21", framed 22" x 28". Provenance: West Palm Beach, Florida estate.