5 1/16" full-groove Hardstone axe

Polished hardstone axe. Ohio.

5 ½” Highly Polished Hardstone Full Groove Axe - very small old chip to corner of bit - Hardin Co. Ohio - Nice

4 5/8" Full Groove Axe. Jamestown, IN. Black hardstone, good polish

5 1/4" Full Groove Kentucky Axe. Nicely polished brown Hardstone. Very good condition, light use wear to one pole corner. Ex-Dr. John Mountjoy, Mitch Lewis. Pictured in Who's Who #12, p496

Lot consisting of Full Groove Axe, ¾ Groove Axe, Hardstone Chisel, largest 4 5/8" Ohio

Nice brown hardstone example found near Mayfield in Graves Co., Kentucky. Ex - Dale Bratcher Collection.

to include the following: two full groove axes (4 in. and 4.75 in.) (both with substantial chips); a well-made 3/4 groove axe (4.5 in.) (chip to poll); a drilled soapstone weight (5.5 in.) (chip to si

5" Full Groove Axe out of the Jim Millard Collection, South East Iowa / North East Missouri

5" Full Groove Axe, Arkansas, Ex Donnie Austin Collection

Nice example with an all over polish from Ohio. Pretty.

5†Full Groove Axe, Found near Peoria Illinois by Bob Asbelt of Peoria Illinois

5" Full Groove Axe, From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri

5" Full Groove Axe, Scott Co. Iowa, Authentic Native

5" Full Groove Axe, MO, Coated in Shellac

5" Full Groove Axe. From the collection of George Malone of Scott CO, Illinois

Nice gray diorite example from Scott Co., Kentucky. Well Made.

Nice Granite example from Kentucky with exceptional polish level. Ex - Bratcher Collection.

5" Full Groove Axe, Saline Co Missouri

Well-made highly developed example from Indiana. Ex Harold French Collection.

Granite example from Indiana. Ex - Bratcher Collection.

Southern Indiana example in green diorite.

5” Full Groove Axe, angular grooves flutes on blade, age uncertain

5 1/16" 3/4 Groove Axe. Tama Co, IA. Nicely weathered polished Granite. Attractive material. Fine condition with light use wear on pole. Thin, well shaped. Ex-Gary Cuckler. Featured on inside back cov

On edge, speckled, in the fields however, the granite goes like taffy and reveals itself to be a beautiful Gneiss. Indiana example formerly of the Harold French Collection.