106. Parlor-Skeet, A Game, by Parker Brothers. Inc., Salem, Mass.. Complete with original box containing a rubber band powered gun, rubber band powered thrower, ten original Chi-Net paper plates 5" diameter, original instruction sheet and demonstration photo. The 'weapon' is marked 'Frandine-Model B'. Very nice overall condition. Probably a very rare item and a must for any Parker collector.

105. Ladies Rodeo Fan from approximately 1920. features a picture of a sylish cowgirl about to mount a white horse ( another pose of this same duo can be found in Elizabeth Flood's COWGIRLS book. Made with hardboard paper with a wooden handle. Advertising on the rear for a Warwick, North Dakota confectionary business named 'The Sugar Bowl'. Excellent condition, 13" by 6".

103. Primitive Frontier Trader's Scale, very old item which was made using a 14.6" hardwood shaft. The hook is hand forged iron. There are two fulcrum points from which to hang this contraption. Calibration marks appear to be inlaid using silver wire. There are 24 markings along the top of the shaft and 60 calibration markings on one side of the shaft. The original counter weight(s) is missing. Very rare, very old and very interesting.

102. Frontier Buffalo Hide/ Fur Traders Scale, very old of cast iron and forged iron components. No makers name is visible. 24" overall length with a weight of 7 pounds. When hung in one position the scale weighs up to 49 pounds, when hung upside down it weighs from 50 to 200 pounds. The dark red enamel paint on the balance weight and the spade shaped hanger platform appears to be original. Very interesting item right out of the heart of Minnesota's old beaver trapping country.

101. 101 Ranch Padlock with Key, from the famous Miller Bros. 101 Ranch Real Wild West Show. Lock marked '101' on both round side panels which also retain excellent traces of red finish. 60% plus gold finish remains on the outside lock frame. Interesting item. You've heard of Wild West Shows- imagine how much fun a Real Wild West Show might have been.