High Quality Arrowheads & Native American 2026-06-21 Auction - 209 Price Results - Caliburn Auction House in MO
High Quality Arrowheads & Native American
Butterfly Bannerstone, ex smail, la dassor, stephens, crawford.
Large Dalton Knife - ex. Townsend
Plains Gunstock War Club
Done
Republic, MO, United States
Auction Details

High Quality Arrowheads & Native American

This auction features an exceptional selection of high-quality arrowheads, prehistoric artifacts, and historic Native American collectibles, highlighted by some of the finest pieces to come to market in recent years. Collectors will find a wide range of carefully curated artifacts representing outstanding craftsmanship, rarity, and provenance, making this an auction that appeals to both seasoned collectors and newcomers alike. Among the featured items, highlights include an impressive 8-inch Dalton knife from the famed collection of Earl Townsend, a classic Plains Indian Gunstock War Club, and the premier offering of the sale, a world-class Butterfly Bannerstone with an extraordinary pedigree. It was formerly part of the renowned collections of Smail, La Dassor, B.W. Stephens, and Jim Crawford and is accompanied by COAs from Motley (2006), Jackson (2006), T&T (2012), and Partain (2013). It represents a rare opportunity to acquire a documented, museum-quality artifact with a provenance that would be exceptionally difficult to surpass. Please reach out to us about shipping if you do not wish to use LiveShip, we offer 3rd-party shipping from a local company as well!
SOLD
Plateau beaded belt, Collar, and Tie: Beaded belt, collar and tie executed in Plateau beadwork with colorful glass seed beads forming floral and leaf motifs on a white beaded ground. Design elements include green rectangular panels
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
3 Sioux Pipestems: Three Sioux pipestems: two carved catlinite stems and one painted wooden stem. The catlinite pieces are reddish-brown, rectangular in profile with incised floral and geometric motifs, notched edges
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Beaded Lizard Fetish: A hand-stitched hide figure shaped like a lizard, covered in purple and yellow glass seed beadwork arranged in linear and checkered motifs. Beads edge the elongated padded leather body and form small
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Loom Beaded Belt: Hand-loomed beaded belt attributed to the Cree, with a dense white seed-bead ground forming geometric floral and cross motifs in blue, green, red and black. Narrow red fabric binding frames the
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Cron Husk bag, Beaded Ball, basket: Nez Perce cornhusk bag woven in a flat rectangular form with repeating geometric triangular and band motifs in red, blue and green. A narrow leather strap threads through the upper edge and the body
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Cree Gauntlets: Gauntlet-style leather gloves with extended cuffs decorated with floral beadwork motifs. Cuffs display blue, red and green seed-bead applique and a narrow multicolor beaded edging, with long leather
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Early Modoc Bow: A wooden bow with a painted geometric motif of alternating red and blue triangles along one face and a smooth reddish-brown finish on the reverse. Twisted natural-fiber string is looped into notched
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Vintage Bridle with Silver Adornment: Leather bridle with large oval and tapered rectangular silver-tone mounts and decorative conchos along the brow and cheek straps. Brown leather exhibits surface wear, creasing, and old stitching
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Howard County: Elongated bifacially flaked white stone projectile point with a slender lanceolate blade and tapered tip. Creamy-white to pale pink coloration shows brown mineral streaks and subtle translucent areas
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Godar: Elongate bifacial projectile point fashioned from pale cream stone with pronounced flake scars and fine edge retouch. Blade narrows to a sharp tip and the base shows a distinct lateral notch on one
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Osceola: Elongated lanceolate flaked stone point with fine bifacial flaking and a narrow, tapered tip. Pronounced stemmed base terminates in a small basal ear and edges show evident pressure-flake retouch.
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Kirk - Red Hixton: Reddish-brown flaked stone projectile point with an elongated triangular blade and a pronounced basal notch. Bifacial flaking along the blade and a slightly crushed tip indicate deliberate knapping,
Est.
$25
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$10,000
Archaic Blade - Boone Chert: Triangular Boone chert blade with bifacial flaking and well-defined stepped flake scars across both faces. Light gray, translucent chert displays subtle banding and a small tan mineral deposit near
Est.
$25
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$10,000
Lot Passed
SOLD
Grand: Gray chert projectile point with bifacial pressure flaking and a distinct notched base. Curved flake scars cover both faces and small patches of mineral encrustation are present on the surface. Edges
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Smith: Light tan flaked stone projectile point with a narrow, elongated triangular blade and deep corner notches at the base. Bifacial flaking across both faces produces sharp, leveled edges and visible
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Quad: Quad. Dark gray to black angular stone with pale white, vein-like streaks across the surface. Matte, fine-grained texture with visible fracture lines and irregular, flaked edges. Broken margins
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Sedalia: Long leaf-shaped projectile point fashioned from light tan to off-white stone with bifacial flaking and a pronounced central ridge. Blade edges show fine flake scars and the distal end tapers to a
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Large Alberta - rhyolite: Rhyolite Alberta. Elongated flaked stone with a flattened, ovate profile that tapers to a rounded point at one end. Both faces display parallel flake scars and ripple-like striations with areas of
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Adena - flint ridge: Elongated flaked stone projectile point with a tapered triangular blade and a slight stemmed base. Made from milky translucent chert/quartz with prominent concentric flake scars on both faces and
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Afton: Light cream-to-gray flaked stone point with extensive bifacial flaking and pronounced flake scars across both faces. A small lateral notch near the base forms a distinct shoulder and one corner shows
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Stillwell: Cream-colored chert projectile point with extensive bifacial flaking and a stemmed, notched base. Fine pressure-flake scars create a smooth, reflective surface across the blade faces. Small
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Etley: Long cream-to-white flaked stone projectile point with a narrow lanceolate blade and pronounced basal notches creating a contracting stem. Bifacial pressure flaking produces distinct flake scar
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Kramer: Lanceolate bifacially flaked chert point with a narrow, leaf-shaped blade and a subtle basal notch. Translucent white to light gray banding runs along the surface with areas of rust-colored mineral
Est.
$25
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$10,000
SOLD
Pickwick- Stermer COA, Carter Cave: Hand-flaked reddish-brown stone projectile point with pronounced bifacial flaking and broad, slightly convex faces. Shouldered outline tapers to a slightly notched base with fine edge retouch along
Est.
$25
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$10,000