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Alaska Gold Rush AK-102

“Lael Morgan introduces you to the women of the gold rush demimonde, that ‘half world’ of prostitutes, dance hall girls, and entertainers who lived on the outskirts of respectable society.” This scholarly work contains a wealth of actual photographs from the Yukon gold rush era, including many photos of the “Good Time Girls” [warning- many are risqué].

Genuine Alaskan gold nugget in the goldpan! This 1 ounce .999 fine silver proof medallion is enhanced with 24k gold relief. Medallion is sealed in an airtight container and packaged in a handsome velvet box.

This golden bronze proof medallion is about the size of a silver dollar, comes sealed in an airtight container and packaged in a handsome velvet box.

This series features a different mining scene each year with the miner always finding the gold he is after. This 2012 medallion shows a young miner who has just "Struck it rich" at his mining stream! This medallion, minted in golden bronze, is about the size of a silver dollar and comes packaged in an airtite container and gift box.

First Edition Fine in pink linen covered boards with green and black text on spine and front board. In a near fine dust jacket with only a trace of rubbing at the ends of the spine area. The 92th volume in The Landmark Books series. Our code number = TB10916

For twenty years prospectors searched for gold in the valleys of the Yukon drainage, finding occasional snatches of the precious metal, but it was George Carmack's strike on Bonanza Creek on August 17, 1896, in the Yukon, that caught the imagination of the world. His discovery set off one of the biggest rushes the world had known. In 1899 some of those same miners stampeded to Nome. By 1902, Fairbanks beckoned.

This series features a different mining scene each year with the miner always finding the gold he is after. A natural nugget is attached to each coin. In this gold relief version, the miner is also coated in 24 karat pure gold.

Genuine Alaskan gold nugget in the goldpan! This 2 ounce .999 fine silver proof medallion is enhanced with 24k gold relief. Medallion is sealed in an airtight container and packaged in a handsome velvet box. This "Alaskan Sized" coin is a full 2 inches in diameter!

A scenice 2003 Alaska Gold Rush Centennial License Plate commemorating the Centennial of the Alaska Gold Rush and will grade excellent, lightly used, other year stickers are also on some of these plates. This car tag shows a mountain with people climbing, The top has the month and year stickers along with Alaska and Gold Rush, while at the bottom is centennial. The Alaska department of motor vehicles issued pairs of license plates during this year, but this sale is for 1 tag only. I have more than...

North to Alaska! Alaska Gold Rush relics, comprising an iron ore train coupler, 8 1/4” with off set eye and internal lock channel bearing two collection labels from the 80’s Narrow gage train coupling gold ore cars and 8/17/82 N.C. ore car train coupling last chance gold mine Juneau, Alaska. Plus gold mine train track comprising the original hewn oak tie with two lengths of narrow gauge rails, 18 3/4” on center. The rails cut to about 10” length and secured with the original spikes which are...

Overview Details About Trails Illustrated Customer Reviews This Trails Illustrated map for Chilkoot Trail/Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park in the Alaskan panhandle and surrounding area is perfect for hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing in this scenic, rugged frontier. Includes UTM tick marks for use with your GPS unit. This two-sided map includes Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site, portions of the Klondike Highway, Chilkoot Trail, Chilkoot Pass/Parks Canada Warden Station, Happy...

The Great Klondike Gold Rush began in earnest in 1897, when stories of gold being found in Eastern Alaska and Northwestern Canada finally reached San Francisco. Many maps were hastily printed to show potential miners the routes to the gold fields. This small map showed two of the easier (and yet incredibly treacherous) routes to the area.

Catch gold fever and experience what it was like to seek your fortune during the Gold Rush days in the wilds of Alaska. The first gold prospectors of the 1900’s blazed a wagon trail, today known as Petersville Road. As the mining district grew, pioneers called the Michigan 59ers settled along this trail and created a community known as Trapper Creek. Your Gold Panning Adventure includes a visit to the Trapper Creek Museum, which is a log cabin built by the Donaldson family, original members of the...

When you are in Skagway, Alaska, enjoy mouth-watering alder wood grilled WILD Alaskan-caught salmon and a host of accompanying delights. Then mosey on over to the replica trail camp where journalists dispatched to report on the Klondike Gold Rush fabricated their tall-tales. Catch hilarious melodrama in the Hippodrome and pan for gold.