Küryakyn Motorcycle Roll Bag - Model 4142
This is a black leather motorcycle luggage roll bag manufactured by Küryakyn (Baring Products). The bag features a structured rectangular design with rounded corners, dual-zipper closure, and integrated mounting hardware. The exterior is constructed from black synthetic leather with the Küryakyn brand plate prominently displayed on the front flap.
The bag opens to reveal a spacious main compartment with an elasticized mesh cargo net on the inner lid for secure storage of smaller items. All original installation hardware is included: retractable cable lock, rain cover, hook and loop straps, and black nylon adjustable straps with metal buckles. The accompanying installation manual and parts list (item #4142) indicate this system is designed for trunk and fender-mounted luggage racks.
3 Pcs Pyrex Early American Nesting Bowl Set
This is a vintage Pyrex nesting bowl set in the "Early American" or "Colonial Heritage" pattern, featuring brown/sepia-toned Colonial American motifs including eagles, roosters, corn stalks, lanterns, and other period symbols. The set consists of three cinched mixing bowls with the characteristic brown exterior and white interior finish typical of 1970s Pyrex opal glass production. The bowls feature the classic teardrop or cinched waist shape with pouring spouts.
Yamaha GEP50 Guitar Effect Processor
This is a Yamaha GEP50 Guitar Effect Processor, a 1U rack-mountable digital effects unit from the late 1980s. The device features a black metal chassis with the distinctive orange "GEP50" logo and "YAMAHA GUITAR EFFECT PROCESSOR" branding on the front panel. The unit includes various control buttons for memory functions (Store/Recall), parameter adjustment, compare, insert, utility, and bypass functions, along with an input level control knob and power switch. Two 1/4" audio jacks are visible on the front panel (Tuner Out and Input), with additional connections likely on the rear.
Native American Kachina Dolls - Pair
These are two handcrafted Native American Kachina dolls, likely Hopi or Pueblo in origin. The figures are carved from wood and painted with traditional pigments in vibrant colors including white, turquoise, red, yellow, and black. Both dolls feature elaborate ceremonial dress with feathers, fabric elements, and detailed painted designs. The left figure appears to represent a warrior or hunter spirit with a distinctive mask-like face, while the right figure displays characteristic tableta (headdress) elements and traditional geometric patterns.
**Estimated Value: $150-400 for the pair** - Based on the artist signature, quality of craftsmanship, and current market for authentic Native American Kachina dolls of this size and detail level.
Individual pieces by known artists typically range $75-250 each depending on complexity and artist recognition.