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High Noon is the world’s most powerful window to the art, the crafts and cultural legacy of the Native American Indian, the Cowboy, the Vaquero and the Old American West.
Step through our window and embrace the history, the people and the romance of these rich traditions.
Born in 1988, High Noon is dedicated to preserving all that encompasses our rich Western heritage and works to ensure that these traditions remain intricately woven into our lives today —to become stronger and stronger and never forgotten..

Once each year, High Noon brings together over 150 of the nation’s finest dealers featuring fine art, furnishings, Cowboy and Native American works creating the most spectacular assemblage of our Western Heritage in one place for two days. On January 30 and 31, 2010, Mesa, AZ will be place where the best of the best will come together captivating all those who attend with a journey back in time to the Old West.
Record-setting and spectacular, the High Noon Western Americana Auction is the most important event of its kind in the world. Each year, over 400 carefully selected pieces of Western history, fine art, works by master craftsmen both historic and contemporary, national collections and a wealth of Hollywood memorabilia take center stage for one amazing evening. The saleroom is filled and bidders from around the world vying for a chance to own one or more of these important pieces. On January 30, 2010, Mesa, AZ will be the site for this internationally renowned event!

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High Noon is honored to help the Roy Rogers/Dale Evans Museum spread the beauty, memories and artifacts inside its walls out into the hearts and homes of people all over the world.
December 3, 2009 – Christies in New York will be offering musical pieces from Roy and Dale in their Country Music Sale in New York.
On January 30, 2010 we will offer a few of the very special pieces owned by Roy and Dale in our annual auction to be held in Mesa, Arizona. Included will be one of Roy’s fabulous Bohlin silver saddles as well as his personal Bohlin Spurs, Gun Rig and Colts plus his Rose Parade Grand Marshal saddle, as well as buckles and personal clothing.
Historic Personal Saddle of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico to Draw International Bidding at the High Noon January, 2010 Auction On Saturday, January 30, 2010, one of only two known, documented saddles belonging to Emperor Maximilian I (1832-1867) of Mexico will be sold at the 20th Annual High Noon Auction in Mesa, AZ. The saddle, known as the “People’s Saddle” was presented to Emperor Maximilian by the People of Mexico during his Imperial reign from 1864 to 1867.
For more information about Dr. Julius Augustus Skilton and the Maximilian Saddle and Painting, visit www.maximilian-emperor.com

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High Noon is proud to be the most comprehensive resource for both historic and contemporary Western artists. From A-Z, our database and special website offers detailed information and biographies on over 200 Fine Artists and Western Artisans which we are honored to represent.
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