4 15/16" Dalton (Rechiped Base)

4 15/16" Dalton (Rechiped Base). This was originally a Dalton with its base broke off. Someone put a new base on it and stained it with something to cover it up.

Group of 5 Modern or Rechiped Arrowheads. Sizes vary from 1 7/8" to 4". The Pink/Red Adena is rechipped on the base and tip (still a very attractive piece). One of the daltons is a rechip and the othe

4 15/16" Dalton Greenbriar. Stoddard Co, MO. Ex-Jim Crawford. Rogers COA

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4 15/16" Pike County Dalton. St. Louis Co, MO. Rare type made of Jeff City Chert. Putty G9 COA

4" Dalton, Super Ground Base, Found in Texas, Native American Artifact

1 3/4" Serrated Dalton, Ground Base, found in Arkansas, Ex. Jerry Dickey Authentic Native American Artifact

2 1/4" Dalton point, Nick to base, found by Bob McLaughlin in Mercer Co. IL, Ex Jeff Hipskind

4 1/8" Dalton Knife, Heavily Ground Base, Colorful Chert, found near the Tennessee River in Decatur Co., Tennessee, Authentic Native American Arrowhead

4 Dalton Points. 2 3/16" Serrated Dalton (IN, Bennett COA), 1 15/16" Dalton (Butler Co, MO, Bennett COA), 1 1/8" Greenbriar Dalton (Livingston Co, IL) and 2 1/16" Agate Dalton (flake off back)

2 1/2" Exhausted Dalton Drill. Stoddard Co, MO. With a 1 3/4" wide base, what a Dalton this must have been. Red and beige chert. Putty G8 COA

Set of four Mid-Century Modern swivel bar stools by Moreland Dalton Corp., 1969. Very comfortable thick padded seats with wide backrests and splayed legs providing a wide footprint and stabile base. T

3 3/4" Transitional Dalton to Graham Cave. Excellent specimen. Hold your hand over the base on one side and you have a Dalton. Do the same on the other and you have a graham cave. Found by Bob Beckman

4 1/2" Modern Burlington Dalton. The old look it has is from the use of old English scratch remover as a base. Maker unknown. From the Dan Austin Collection. Antler flaking.

2 Points: 3 15/16" Turkeytail. Snapped Base Point. Hornstone. Tennessee/Alabama Area. Ex Pat Sutton and Kent Hollabaugh. Partain COA.4 1/8" Benton. Fort Payne Chert. West Tennessee. Ex Pat Sutton and

patinated bronze, mounted on a marble base; signed in casting, foundry mark "RSK" and "1516" bronze: 29 1/4 x 16 x 14 in. (74.3 x 40.6 x 35.6 cm.), overall height: 30 1/2 in. (77.5 cm.)

Paleo Dalton Knife Dickey COA 4.3/16” From Hillview ILL Drill Dickey COA 3.7/16” long. Nice relic with the Jerry Dickey paper. Stanfield knife. Interesting flaking with fluted base thinning.

2 3/4" Mozarkite Plainview found in Pettis County, Missouri. Has a light bevel which is seen on some plainviews so may be looked at as a dalton by some. From its area the base is very typical of plain

Native American Basketry (4), Carl Hank (Inuit b. 1982) woven baleen w/carved seals lid, signed on disc base 122 Carl Hank 71, 2 Papago coiled Bear grass & lidded sweetgrass, Exc cond, largest 5"Dia.

A Brass and Mahogany Patent 'Agate Balance' Beam-Scale English, 19th Century Height 23 1/8 x width of base 19 1/2 x depth 10 1/4 inches. Property from a Michigan Collector

Demilune shaped glass top, over iron base, approximate height 29 1/2", width 56 1/4", depth 20".

3&3/4'L VERY NICE FROM INDEPENDENCE CO. AR BEAUTIFUL FLAKING NICELY GROUND BASE G10

3&3/4'L FROM MISSOURI IT ONLY HAS 1/2 INCH OF THE BASE REPAIRED

Amazingly showy piece. Big (right at 4") and wide (2 1/4") and colorful. Base is filler restored. Displays fabulously. Ex- Brian Fegan Collection. Found in Trigg Co., Kentucky. Rogers COA.