6 3/16" Etley. Well pictured in Tully's Field Guide to

6 3/16" Etley. Lawrence Co, TN. Large and very well made. Ex-Beau Spicer, Red Tully, E. Curtis. Well pictured in Tully's Field Guide to Arrowheads, p61

4 11/16" Dovetail. LaSalle Co, IL. Ex-Ben Nussbaum. Well pictured in Tully's book (p178)

5 15/16" Short Base Benton. Putnam Co, TN. Well pictured in Tully's book (Flint Blades), p167

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

6 1/4" Benton Warito. Colbert Co, AL. Large and very fine. Translucent Bangor Chert. Ex-Jim Crawford, Gary Cuckler, Tom Davis. Well pictured in Offline magazine (p41). Motley, Perino and Meadows COAs

Fine 4 3/16" Dovetail. Marshall Co, KY. Pretty red, glossy chert. Ex-Gilbert Cooper, Gary Noel, E.E. Curtiss. Pictured in Tully's book, Flint Blades and Projectile Points (p191)

The David Currie Cache. Cache of 6 large Hornstone Adena Blades. IN. Thin, well made. 6 3/4"-7 3/4". Ex-Dave Cole, David Currie, Doc Hawes, Col. Bennett Young. Pictured in Who's Who #2, p45. Each has

A perfect Arthur Conant scenic vase from 1920. Great art, great Porcelain colors, great condition and well made all around. Pictured is a typical (if that's possible) Conant view of life: exotic flowe

A rare and well weathered old carved wooden mask from the Ibibio peoples, Nigeria, West Africa. Note the 6 open eyes and well handled and aged surface suggesting generations of field use. The mask mea

6 7/8" Nebo Axe. Chariton Co, MO. Excellent symmetry, very well defined Axe. G10, good polish. Ex-Jim Swope, David DeTar Newbert, Darrell Whitney, the Guy Brothers, Judge Claude Stone. Top shelf Axe,

6 3/8" Dovetail. Millersburg, OH. Pennsylvania Jasper. Large, very well made with excellent history. Ex-Gilbert Cooper, Tom Davis, Earl Townsend (#577, acquired 1951), Phillip Schupp. Pictured in CHAP

3 3/16" Clovis. Bullitt Co, KY. Carter Cave Flint. Very well made, thin with detailed edge flaking. Well fluted on both sides. Ex-Richard Baumann, Jack Gulley. Pictured in Who's Who #12, p92. Jackson

Northwest Persian Area Rugdark blue field with allover floral design, with red border with scrolling vine and rosette motif. 4 ft. 8 in. x 6 ft. 6 in. 14 lb. From the Collection of a Well Traveled Gen

8 1/4" Hardin. Chariton Co, MO. Large, very thin. Detailed flaking. Glossy tan Burlington with light red undertones. Excellent history. Rare offering of a 8"+ documented Hardin. Ex-Walt Evans, Eddie F

8 1/8" Engraved Conch from Spiro Mounds. Well pictured in WW#12, p682. Ex-Robert Bell, Weidner.

5" Pop Eyed Birdstone. Ingham Co, MI. Banded Slate. Front hole break out., 2 small spots of repair. Very well pictured in Birdstone Book (p479, A) and on the cover of January 1949 Illinois Archaeologi

7 1/8" H. Human Effigy Bottle. Found near Wilson in Mississippi Co, AR. Highly detailed male with hands resting on knees and 3 pronounced vertebrae. Excellent condition. A pressure crack on back looks

8 5/8" Catlinite Pipe and Stem. Minnesota (1850-1860). Fanged and crested water spirit bowl with fish effigy stem. Eastern Sioux. Excellent condition. Well pictured in North American Indian Art (Furst

3 3/4" Brown Popeyed Birdstone. Livingston Co, MI. Restoration to just the top of eyes and small spot on tail. Ex-Gilbert Cooper, Earl Townsend (#1680, purch 1953), Don Boudeman. Well pictured in the

Sale Highlight: 9 1/4" L. Quapaw Dog Effigy Bottle. Lee Co, AR. Ex-Rick Fitzgerald, Roy Hathcock, Chuck Adams. Found by Gil Gilbreath. Excellent condition, original paint. Well pictured in Hathcock's

c.1875, designed as 6 wells separated by small shell twists radiating from a central well, 10". Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection.

3 3/4" Slate Birdstone. Oregon, IL. Interesting style with elevated legs. Ex-Earl Townsend (T-4943). Well pictured in Moorehead's 1917 Stone Ornaments (p406). Once in the B.A. Cothow, John Douglas and

10 1/4" H. Compound Stirrup Bottle. Knappenberger Site. Mississippi Co, AR. Stirrup reattached, otherwise solid. Well pictured in Ancient Indian Pottery (p89, f207) and WW#5 (p81). Hathcock

8 9/16" Morse Knife. IL. Red striped chert. Ex-Leo Paul Davis. Very fine, colorful piece in fine condition. Well pictured in WW#7 (p51). Centerpiece for any frame. Putty G10 COA