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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 29 and 30, 2011, 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 29, 2011, Mesa, AZ will be the site for this internationally renowned event!

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New York- The remarkable sale of The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Museum Collection was 100% sold and realized $2.9 million on July 14 and 15 in association with Christie’s. The auction included over 300 iconic lots from the King of the Cowboys and Queen of the West. This historic sale featured unprecedented prices for a diverse array of Western Americana, such as the 1963 Pontiac Bonneville ($254,500), the Nellybelle jeep ($116,500), a variety of hats and boots, and costumes made by Nudie the Rodeo Tailor.
Click Here to view the Prices Realized for this auction.
Mesa, AZ — It was "Happy Trails" to the recession at High Noon's 20th Anniversary Show & Auction held January 30 & 31, 2010 in Mesa, Arizona as 150+ dealers reaped the benefits of record attendance.
For two straight days, the aisles in the Mesa Convention Center were packed with shoppers oohing – aahing and buying! Dealers were thrilled at the energy and spending indicating an upturn in the Western Americana market and the economy overall.
Bidding and buying was exceptional at the Saturday evening auction as the ballroom of the Marriott Hotel was SRO. Just shy of $1.8 million was earned on the 320 lots offered.
Emperor Maximilian I of Mexico’s SaddleEmperor Maximilian I of Mexico’s saddle sells for $230,000. Against an estimate of $100,000 - $150,000, bidding on the saddle became almost theatrical as a war ensured escalating the final sale price to $230,000!
Watch the sale of this historic saddle above, or visit the High Noon Auctions You Tube Channel. Subscribe to our You Tube channel and receive a You Tube notification for each new video we upload.
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Museum CollectionIn the first of three auctions to sell the contents of the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Museum of Branson, MO, it was evident that the world came out to embrace and buy artifacts from the “King of Cowboys.” Over $373,000 was earned on the 15 lots offered.

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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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