A fiber optic pumpkin head light-up Halloween decoration with original box, an animated "Eerie Ghost" decoration that shakes and makes groaning noises, an MBT The Brute II FM-850 fog machine designed for water-based fog fluid and includes a remote, and twenty Halloween and Christmas themed vintage Yard Art do-it-yourself woodworking patterns. All items tested to power on at the time of cataloging. The pumpkin box measures approximately 10" x 9" x 12" tall.

Three prints, including a photograph of "Kakairnok", a figurine by Alaska artist C. Alan Johnson of the dance of a whale hunter (American, 1926-2013); a poster for an exhibit of Henri Matisse's (French, 1869-1954) "La Gerbe" (The Sheaf), from the Papiers Découpés (Paper Cut-outs) series; and a large framed "Alaska in 3D" map, which measures 24.5" x 27" overall.

A copy of the 1986 Presidents U.S. First Day Cover Collection, a collection of stamps and envelopes postmarked on its very first day of authorized sale from presidents of the United States, along with other various miscellaneous First Day of Issue envelopes.  The book measures approximately 9.5" x 2" x 10.5".

A hand-painted mailbox featuring a scene of a small-town café nestled against a mountain and river backdrop. One side features summer, while the other depicts the same town in the winter. It is signed by artist "BOA" on the bottom and dated 10/08. The mailbox measures approximately 6'' x 8'' x 19''.

A signed and numbered Gulag Edition 112/500 print entitled "Our Goal, Communism!" by Alaska Artist Gary Gantz, matted and framed, with information about the piece en verso. Plus a stylized digital interpretation of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa featuring a pixelated or mosaic effect overlayed with circuit board style-like patterns entitled "Mona Once More" signed illegibly by the artist, matted and framed and measures approximately 19" x 16" overall.

A unique, found-object metal sculpture of a lion. It is made from repurposed scraps of metal to form the face and uses metal rods for the mane. It measures 29" x 11" x 27".

A brown jumbo bunny rabbit plush with long ears and a light peach-colored nose. Attached is a photo of a human for scale, and it measures approximately 26" x 15" x 44".

Two upright wooden flatware chests, each on tapered legs, with brass-toned hardware. They have four pull-out drawers and a cabinet-style top. One has a detached handle, which is included, as photographed. They both measure approximately 17.25" x 13" x 33.25" tall.

A framed aerial shot of Alaska Pacific University, showing a large portion of Anchorage, Alaska, with the vast Mount Susitna (also known as the Sleeping Lady) in the distance. The frame measures 20.75" x 25" overall.

Vintage Sears Series LXI VHS Movie camera, model 934.53795190, with accessory including a battery with charger, flash unit and other cords with a carrying case, Bell & Howell Two Twenty 8mm movie camera, Keystone Super 8 K-622 movie camera with case, Vivitar auto flash unit, Canon conversion lens adapters, Canon multimedia card, assorted power cables, RayVac battery charger, Samsonite movie camera case and more; the Keystone does not power on, the Bell & Howell and the Sears cameras both power on. The soft and hard exterior cases show wear, and the largest measures approximately 18" x 13" x 6" tall.

A full-size black bear taxidermy rug with a yellow felt border backing, featuring a raised, open-mouth head mount and claws, along with a tanned black bear pelt. The pelt is very fragile and has pieces falling off. The rug measures approximately 66" x 72".

A wooden attaché-size charkha handcrafted and signed by Jonathan Bosworth and Paul Kelly circa 1979. It features an adjustable spindle with magnetic mount, plus leather carrying strap. The journey wheel measures approximately 18.5" x 15" x 7" high when collapsed.

Coiled grass basket featuring a unique striped pattern and a fitted lid, topped with a small finial. It measures approximately 13" in diameter at its widest x 11" tall with lid.

Five Terracotta Warriors miniature figurines and a book regarding their history entitled Terracotta Warriors. They are replicas of the famous army of terracotta sculptures discovered in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, the first Emperor of China. The set includes various warrior types along with a terracotta horse. The book measures approximately 8.25" x 11".

An original oil maritime painting depicting a fishing boat among rough waves against a foggy backdrop of green hills. A faint signature on the bottom right corner says P. Sheehan. The painting measures 18.75" x 22.5" overall.

Two framed floral pieces, including a cross-stitch art of pink and red flowers under a mauve pink arched mat and an original watercolor painting of violets and leaves against a gradient yellow and blue background, signed by an artist called Dunham. The larger piece measures approximately 19.25" x 10.25" overall.

Framed original pressed flower art by an unknown artist. This piece features real preserved flowers, possibly buttercups, and filler flowers arranged against a black oval background and a red matboard. Measures 32" x 22" overall.

Two framed color photographs, one depicting a glacier landscape with a person kayaking in the middle, the other one of a mama bear and her cub. The glacier photograph is signed by Cathy Hart and dated 1994. One of the frames has a crack on the upper left corner as photographed. The larger measures approximately 17.25'' x 22.25''.

An outdoor decorative piece crafted from driftwood, woven orange and burgundy fibers, ropes, and netting, along with a rustic sculpture with a cardboard backing designed to look like a halibut with a rope tied around its tail for hanging. The net measures approximately 54" x 68" x 16".

Two framed prints of brown bears, the first being a watercolor painting signed Turlington and dated 1975, and the second a photograph of a bear wading in the water. The larger frame measures approximately 28" x 21.5" overall.