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Item No. 20A The Polar Bear Basket Lisa T. $100 Donated by Kathy Boulton This wonderful basket includes lots of goodies from Alaska: A stuffed polar bear Polar bear hot chocolate Eskimo Mug & Flying Moose CoffeeAlaska Notecards Polar Bear Socks Alaska Keychain Alaska Salmon Spread and two packs of Yummy Chummy Salmon Chews for the corgis |
Athabaskan birch bark basket laced with spruce root, ca. 6 X 2.5 inches, made by Marie Frank, Northway Alaska. |
Item No. 20E Pam N. $40 Inupiat style ulu with Alaskan birch handle and stand. The ulu has been used for centuries by arctic native people. It was traditionally made of slate and bone with a sharp edge for cutting. |
Item 20C Starting Bid $25 A small group of US stamps depicting events pertinent to Alaskan history. |
Item No. 20D Karen H. $45 souvenir polar bear on ivory base, about 1.5 X 2 inches. |
During the long period of the Bering Land Bridge, Alaska was effectively a part of Eurasia. So here is typical Russian painted woodware: a small bowl, ca. 3.5 X 2.5 inches and two spoons (ca 7 inches long). |
In keeping with the polar bear theme here are photos of 4 notecards (envelopes included). They are about 7 X 5 inches or slightly smaller. |
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Beautiful Items from Alaska donated by Barbara Murray of Fairbanks |
Item No. 20B Diana S. $75 |
Spoon Fronts |
Spoon Backs |
Bowl |
Bowl Inside |
Item No. 20F Marty L. $55 Set of two spoons and one bowl: |
Item No. 20G Vicki N. $15 |
Item No. 20H Tina P. $5 |
Item No. 20I Tina P. $5 |
Starting Bid 20J Melinda L. $5 |
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