Mike and Judy Logan Living Estate and Estate Sale

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Mike and Judy Logan
Living Estate and Estate Sale
32 S. Howie | Map
Friday, Oct. 12 – 8:30 am – 3 pm
Saturday, Oct. 13 – 8:30 am – 3 pm
Sunday, Oct. 14 – 8:30 am – 3 pm

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You won’t want to miss the opportunity to see the remarkable collections of Mike and Judy Logan in their historic Helena home.

The sale includes an abundance of great western treasures like the eight classic turn-of-century saddles by Furstnow and Coggshall of Miles City and Hamley’s of Pendleton, chaps for men, women, kids, woolies, spurs, bits, bronze sculptures by Robert Scriver, Joe Halko, Tim Sullivan and J.C.Alexander.

A Charlie Russell tribute corner features unusual C.M. Russell pieces, including a framed Great Falls Tribune front page from the day after his death in 1926 and a rare 20” bronze of Russell by Scriver, many classic Russell books and a detailed wood carving vignette by Bill Ohrmann, Drummond artist.

Other Art includes an original R.F. Morgan oil and Morgan prints, Tucker Smith and Bev Doolittle prints; wildlife statues; a wonderful group of bronzes; old stained glass windows; old photos, Helena panoramas; vintage musical salon prints; and even some Mike Logan photos.

An extraordinary Antique and Vintage Furniture Collection features vintage mail sorting table with dozens of cubby holes; a rare 19th century dental cabinet; two roll top desks; beautiful side-by-side buffet china closet; unusual Globe table-top desk; pressed-back antique high chair; one-of-a-kind Globe file cabinets with tambour fronts; bookcases; antique bookcase-desk combinations; piano and organ stools and a piano chair; music cabinets; round oak table with leaves; a rare North Wind Face six-drawer dresser; commodes, antique oak bedroom set; many antique and vintage tables.

Western Americana includes hundreds of Montana and western books; hunting and fishing books; S. Newhouse bear traps; wood travel trunk; leather mail bag; saddle bags and pommel bags; steer horns; Montana brand books; unusual vintage Yellowstone paging device; snowshoes; many collectible duck and goose decoys including Masons; taxidermy including full-body swift fox, bobcat and large trout, mountain lion rug; wood carvings by Bill Ohrmann . Also offered: Jeanette Rankin and other political buttons; cowboy pattern dishes; vintage clock collection, several mantel clocks, calendar school clock; small vintage cook stove; beaver hat; vintage tools; primitives, spectacles and their original cases.

Table Dining and Kitchen Ware includes hundreds of pieces of Pfaltzgraff “Folk Art” stoneware; huge cookie jar collection; table full of Ruby Red “Cape Cod” glassware and cupboards full of red glasses; complete set of Wedgewood china, jasperware Christmas mugs and plates. Also small appliances and like-new cookware.

Costume Jewelry collection includes hundreds of beads, chains, pendants and pins; high-end sterling rings. Some vintage dolls will be sold, as well as a large Victorian-style doll house and doll furniture; antique school desk. Antique harp and table harp, plus harp art and knick-knacks; sheet music and a collection of dozens of vintage “Etude” music magazines.

Contemporary Offerings include: 1998 Lincoln town car; stained glass table lamps; many picture frames; modern king oak bed with mattress; day bed with trundle; Nikon camera equipment; Amana fridge and range; like-new washer and dryer; Christmas décor and household.

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About Mike and Judy

Mike was a teacher from the Midwest who moved to Montana to teach Spanish at Capital High and whole-heartedly embraced all the outdoor life his adopted state offered. Accomplished author, photographer and cowboy poet, he has collected everything he could find from Montana and the West. With the combination of photography and poetry, he has published seven books, two DVDs and three CDS. He represented Montana at the Library of Congress Bicentennial in Washington, D.C. He has presented programs throughout the U.S. and Canada and even eastern Russia. Mike continues to live in Helena.

Sara Judith Logan was born in New York, attended Cornell University and met Mike Logan in Switzerland while both participated in the Experiment in International Living. From that serendipitous meeting, the Logans spent a lifetime together, and with their sons, Sean and Mark, enjoyed their Montana lives. Judy’s career as an administrator at St. John’s and St. Peter’s Hospitals kept her busy and her love of art and music kept her fulfilled. Judy played violin, piano and concert harp and often performed with the Helena Symphony. She learned oil painting and donated and sold her work. Judy died in 2015.

The house the Logans have called home for decades is said to have been the servants’ quarters for a now-gone mansion, later becoming a boarding house.

We’re honored to present the lifetime collection of these remarkable people. Please enjoy this great Mike Logan essay (link below) and join us in October at their historic home, 32 S. Howie. ~ Dave and Crystal

(Article “My Den” by Mike Logan, courtesy Montana Outdoors magazine)

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