3 1/8" Outstanding Colorful Mozarkite Gibson found in Cole County, Missouri by Brian Slyter

2 3/4" Colorful Snyders Arrowhead found in Cole County, Missouri by Brian Slyter. Very nicely made arrowhead made from heat treated Bowling Green Brown Burlington Chert. Key words: Ancient, Prehistori

3 5/8" Outstanding Mozarkite North Blade found in Cole County, Missouri. Ex John Johnson Collection Arrowheads, Prehistoric, Ancient, Authentic Native American Artifacts

Colorful 3 1/8" Gibson found in Pettis County, Missouri. Ex George Wolf Collection

Outstanding 3 1/2" Mozarkite Etley found in Cooper County, Missouri. Etley's often come larger but rarely as well made and colorful as this one is. Ex George Wolf Collection. Comes with a Ryan Keele C

4 7/8" Colorful Mozarkite Etley found in Benton County, Missouri w/ Keele COA. Nicely made with creek patination which enhanced an already attractive point made from a beautiful material. There are ch

7 13/16" Outstanding Highly Developed 3/4 Groove Axe found in Peoria County, IL. This axe is awesome. If it were found in Iowa or Northern Missouri we would call it an Iowa Slant Groove. Truely old ax

3 13/16" Hell Gap. Stermer COA. Bowling Green Brown Chert with outstanding color, one of the most colorful relics we have seen! From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri

Outstanding 3" Big Sandy. Washington Co, KY. Colorful Sonora. Thin profile (.18" max thickness). Ex-Dale Rector, Brian Medley. Pictured in WW#11, p434

AMAZING 4 1/2" DOVETAIL, DICKEY COA, EX B.W. STEPHENS, FOUND IN MONITEAU COUNTY MISSOURI, PICTURED IN WHO'S WHO NUMBER 1, PAGE 93, FOURTH FROM THE LEFT, STEPHENS PURCHASED FROM W. TILTON ON 3-2-58 FOR

PHENOMENAL 4 1/8" DOVETAIL, DICKEY, PERINO, & MEADOWS COA, FOUND IN ST CLAIR COUNTY ILLINOIS, PUBLISHED IN 1913 MISSOURI BULLETIN. EX FRED MARSH, JOHN ILKO, A.J. PATRICK, DOUGLAS MILLER, FLOYD RITTER,

VERY RARE QUARTZ 2 1/8"  BANNER/ 4 5/8" ATLATL HOOK SET FOUND TOGETHER IN JEFFERSON COUNTY KENTUCKY, DICKEY COA, THE BANNERSTONE IS MADE FROM A COLORFUL ORANGE QUARTZITE WITH GREAT POLISH, WAS FO

MUSEUM GRADE 5 9/16" SCOTTSBLUFF, DICKEY & ROGER'S COA, FOUND IN PIKE COUNTY MISSOURI, EX E.K. PETRIE, EX GUY BROTHERS, AMAZING PARALLEL FLAKING, VERY THIN WITH GREAT COLOR AND NO DAMAGE, TRULY AN INV

4 9/16" INCREDIBLE DOVETAIL FOUND IN ST LOUIS COUNTY MISSOURI, EX JERRY GODBEY, BERNER & DAVIS COA'S, NATIVE AMERICAN ARROWHEAD, INDIAN ARTIFACT

6 1/8" morse knife Found in Callaway Co., Missouri. EX Floyd Ritter. Native American Artifact

Tiger maple Chippendale chest on chest. Circa 1800. Untouched condition with original brasses. H 77", upper case W 34", lower case W 36", D 18-3/4". Excellent as found condition. Minor losses and impe

6 7/16" OUTSTANDING ARCHAIC KNIFE, DICKEY COA, FOUND IN CASS COUNTY ILLINOIS, AMAZING COLOR & EXCEPTIONAL FLAKING

7 3/8" Dovetail, Superior Size, Found in Schuyler County Illinois Creek Stained Burlington

4 3/4" Gorgeously Colorful Notched Base Dovetail, Dickey COA, found in Warren Co. Kentucky near Bowling Green

8 Piece Cache. 2 5/8"-3 15/16". Recovered on Castor River in 1950 near the town of Bridges in Stoddard County, Missouri. Ex Dean Mesnard

3 15/16" Top End Gainey Clovis found in Lake County, Tennessee w/ COA's X2. With the passing of Walt McIntyre his collection came available to the public by a chance encounter of his wife with Kevin J

Charles Dana Gibson (Am. 1867-1944) To a Big American Girl Ink on paper, framed under glass Signed l.c., The Ages Antiques label verso 10 1/2" x 6" sight, 18 3/8" x 13 5/8" framed Provenance: Private

Sam Newton (b. 1948) Highwaymen painting of a colorful Florida cloudy backwoods landscape with tall palm trees and birds. Signed lower right. Measures 19" x 15" on board & 23 1/4" x 18 3/4".

TWO DRAWER BLANKET CHESTPine, original blue painted finish, dovetailed drawers, turned wood pulls, bootjack ends, found in NY state, possibly Watervliet, NY, c. 1830-1840, 45" h, 42" w, 18 3/4" d.

Henry Etienne Dumaige (French, 1830-1888) Psyche and Pandora bronze signed H. Dumaige Height 18 3/4 inches. Property from the Collection of Doron Berger, St. Louis, Missouri