5.3/8" Adena, St Clair Co IL, Acquired from Dan Peeler, Ex Brian Sunderberg.

5.3/8" Adena, St Clair Co IL, Acquired from Dan Peeler, Ex Brian Sunderberg.

6.1/16" Paleo Ovoid Blade. Found in St Claire Co IL, Burlington, Ex David Cole, Dan Peeler, and Brian Sundberg, Pictured in Who's Who #11 page 95

11 1/2" Mill Creek Chert Spade. St. Clair Co, IL. Wonderfully flaked, excellent symmetry. Has use polish on bit. Ex-Dale Roberts. Acquired in 1977

8.5/8" Mill creek Blade, Possible a Larger Mississippian Knife, 2x COA, Rogers / Putty, Union Co IL, Ex Brian Sunderberg.

5 1/16" Dalton. St. Clair Co, IL. Large, thin and well made. Fine edgework. High grade tan and gray mottled Burlington. Fine condition. Ex-Tim Terwelp. Rogers COA

2 3/4" D. Quartz Barrel Discoidal. St. Clair Co, IL. Gold and red Quartz. Excellent symmetry. 1 3/4" H. with platformed edge. G10 in all respects. Ex-Tom McCullough, Bruce Butts. Pictured in Butts col

5 1/4" Dovetail. Pike Co, IL. Ex-Earl-Townsend (T-2073 1/2), Robert Bell. From Earl's "LaDassor Dovetail Frame". Pictured Prehistoric Art (St. Louis), p55 (bottom right) and Legends of Prehistoric Art

4" Spectacular Mozarkite Dalton found in St Clair Co., Mo w/ 2x COA's. This is the nicest made Dalton we have handled made of Mozarkite and the stone is absolutely gem quality. This has been the Super

7 1/4" Ramey Knife found in St. Clair Co., Illinois Authentic Native American Artifact

Ben Thompson 3 1/4" Bannerstone Preform, 2x COA- Dickey/Motley, found in St Clair Co Illinois, made of Ferruginous Quartz

2 3/8" Slate Birdstone. McHenry Co, IL (Richmond). Ex-Earl Townsend (#1757), E.K. Petrie, A. B. Cassell. Pictured in the Birdstone Book (p369-E). Banding forms an eye. Excellent Condition. Featured on

6 1/2" Cupped Discoidal. Mercer Co, IL. Excellent polish and symmetry. Ex-Russell P. Neuwerk. Well pictured in 1948 Illinois Archeological Journal (April, p34). Davis G10 COA

5 1/8" Dovetail from Earl Townsend's "LaDassor Dovetail Frame". Pike Co, IL. Thin, very well made. Ex-Earl Townsend (T-1361), Ray Long. Pictured in Prehistoric Art (1953, p55), Legends of Prehistoric

3 1/8" Slate Birdstone. St. Joseph Co, IN. Brown Slate. Ex-Earl Townsend (#1732), R.K. Meyer, Ed Payne. Purple slate with cut mouth, drilled eyes and tallied tail. Fine condition with holes intact. Pi

3 5/8" Wisconsin Winged Bannerstone. Lawrence Co, IL. Blank and tan speckled Granite. Excellent form. Fine polish. Ex-Bruce Miller, Jim Bennett. Davis G10 COA. 11/26: Added copy of auction catalog fro

2 7/16" Bottle Bannerstone. Cass Co, IL. Museum quality Quartz example. Pictured in the Leo Paul Davis Collection in WW#3 (p101) and WW#7 (p50). Ex-Gary Litherland. Very nice

4 5/8" Kaolin Hardin, Triple COA (Motley, Meadows, Perino), Wayne Co Illinois. Ex Jim Crawford, Spetacular, Fine

2 1/4" Quartz Bannerstone. Fulton Co, IL. Red and white Quartz. Well made with medial ridge on one side. Finely polished, very fine (G10) condition. Ex-Gary Cuckler, Steve Repp, Dennis DeRosear. Featu

2 1/2" Hourglass Bannerstone. Peoria Co, IL. Vivid red and white Quartz. Back hole breakout anciently repaired. Ex-Ken Edwards (1983), E.K. Petrie, Judge Claude Stone. Ken Edwards is holding his Banne

3 5/8" Quartz Butterfly Bannerstone. Brown Co, IL. Well made. A nicely and evenly weathered surface accentuates the authentic feel of this piece. Vivid red. Found in 1940. Ex-Robert Long. Granger COA

2 7/8" Saddleback Bannerstone. Jersey Co, IL. Highly developed with ridges on back. Attractive green an cream Porphyry. Ex-Thomas Browner, Maurice Bjorling. Pictured in Bjorling's Aug. 1991 Sale Catal

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,

3 5/16" Cupped Discoidal. Fulton Co, IL. Jersey Bluff variant. G10 with excellent symmetry. Finely polished green Hardstone (Granite). Excellent condition. Ex-Gary Cuckler, Steve Repp

5 15/16" Dovetail. Brown Co, IL. Glossy, mottled tan and brown Burlington. Large, well made (G10). Light stack on back. Ex-Charles Westley. Found in 1937 by Lynrd Hugg. Found near the Lamoine River