Spectacular Cripple Creek Necklace

For your consideration is this amazing Cripple Creek turquoise pendant set in sterling on a liquid sterling necklace from Navajo silversmith Bernadine Begay Tsosie. The back of the large Cripple Creek

Featured in this lot is this sterling silver and Cripple Creek turquoise squash blossom necklace from Navajo artist Tom Lewis. The necklace shows wonderful craftsmanship with a stunning array of Cripp

Featured in this lot is this jewelry set, including a Navajo sterling silver and turquoise necklace and ring. The necklace shows a cushion cut Cripple Creek cabochon set with a dot and twisted rope bo

Cripple Creek Nugget Turquoise Beads, Olivella Shell from Hoshnie 5/23/1967, circa 1940

Featured in this lot is this Navajo nugget turquoise and heishi shell necklace circa 1960's. The necklace features a wonderfully and professionally crafted Cripple Creek turquoise and heishi discoidal

An amazing rarity of which this is the only one known to exist! This is a Florence and Cripple Creek employee timetable #31, dated June 16, 1901. F&CC employee timetables always command well into the

This is a cast iron Florence and Cripple Creek Railroad sign that was salvaged many years ago from the Victor, Colorado yard. Sign was meant to keep trespassers off railroad property. Very heavy--meas

An amazing rarity of which this is the only one known to exist! This is a Florence and Cripple Creek employee timetable #27, dated May 13, 1900. F&CC employee timetables always command well into the f

This is an uber-rare brass key from the Florence & Cripple Creek Railroad. This is a storehouse key. It is stamped SH 3 on the back. The front is stamped F&CC RR. Tapered barrel key in fine condition

Very early original Cripple Creek Furniture Co. wooden trade sign. All original with nice patina. Has mounting holes and hooks. Great looking early sign. 50"x10 1/2" Excellent

Another amazing rarity for which few are known to exist! This is a brass key from the Cripple Creek and Colorado Springs Railroad, as made by Fraim. “CC&CSRyCo.” is stamped on the front, w

Two town flask, rare, c. 1985-96. Pint pocket flask with white metal screw top lid. Matches the embossed fifth. Rare. Another choice whiskey flask. Date: Country (if not USA): State: ColoradoCity: Pro

This is a Florence & Cripple Creek Railroad 1902 pass. It is a very low numbered pass at #A81. Issued to M.R. Frampton, an agent of the Midland Terminal Railroad who was headquartered at their Victor,

Sterling Silver| J. Draper Sterling Silver Cripple Creek & Coral Bracelet| Genuine Cripple Creek Turquoise/Genuine Coral| Inside measures 5.5" plus a gap of 1.25" - Total 6.75"|Face Width 2"| Signed|

Measures 1.75 inches wide with Natural Large Turquoise pieces from the Cripple Creek Turquoise Mine accented with Natural Spiny oyster pieces. The band is heavy gauge sterling and completely hand stam

(5) Standard Bottling & MFG. Co. All with Wiped tops.1. THE STANDARD BOTTLING & MFG.CO./CRIPPLE CREEK/COLO. (larger free style lettering). Aqua, 6 1/2 " tall. The number 20 (larger variety) marked on

Gavin & L'Abbe/ Leadville & Cripple Creek, Colo. in circular slug plate. Amethyst hue and clear. W106 in Preble. Tooled top. Chip on top. 11 3/8 inches tall, 3 1/4 in diameter. Circa 1895-96. Date: Co

1. THE HARVEY MOULTON/MERC. Co./CRIPPLE CREEK/COLO. Purple, 6 1/2" tall. Wiped top. Cir. - 1910. One 1/4" shallow, open bubble on right rear base, otherwise the bottle is very near mint. Preble S612.

Yellow, red and black sign with Sphinx, Nyal's Family Remedies, Palace Pharmacy, Cripple Creek, Colo. 10x27.75". About 16 small holes and some rust. Please inspect. Date: Country (if not USA): State:

The Official Manual of the Cripple Creek District, Colorado, USA. Published by Fred Hills, E.M. Colorado Springs, Colo., 1900. Illustrated. Includes a Map Showing the Surface Holdings of the Mining Co

1. G.R. LEWIS & CO./OPPOSITE NATIONAL HOTEL/CRIPPLE CREEK, COLO. 7 1/4 ". Bottle has a little surface haze and a bit of interior residue. Otherwise mint.2. G.R. LEWIS & CO./DRUGGISTS/CRIPPLE CREEK, CO

Includes post cards, checks, account statements, and more.

This is a Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek District Railway 1906 pass. It is an extremely low numbered pass at #B59, and is in excellent condition. Issued to George L. Keener. Vibrant colors on this

Measures 2 inches wide with an oval Natural Turquoise center stone accented with a notched frame. The sides have applied feather and scroll detail. Inside measures 5.75 inches plus a gap of 1.25 inche