Ovate Bannerstone, Meuser, Davis COA, Pictured

2 7/8" Winged Bannerstone. Wabash Co, IN. Red Jasper. Nicely made, very good condition. A colorful, hard to find Bannerstone type. Pictured in Lutz' The Archaic Bannerstone (p255, #11). Great collecto

5" Notched Ovate Bannerstone. Ohio. Nicely Banded. Ex Tom Davis and Gilbert Dilley. Pictured in CHAPA II (p43)

4 15/16" Winged Bannerstone. Bowling Green, KY. Finely polished and attractive red and green mottled Pipestone. Rare. Very well made. Ex-Tom Davis. Pictured in Roy Hathcock's November 2015 Sale Catalo

3 7/8" Butterfly Bannerstone. Christian Co, KY. Limonite Quartzite. Ex-Bob Lindley, Leonard Wood. Found by William Cheoweth in 1960. Pictured in Lutz' Bannerstone Book, p220. Davis G9 COA

Rare 3 5/16" Rectangular Barrel Bannerstone. Chenango Co, NY. Chlorite. Pictured in Knoblock's Bannerstone Book ([p120). Davis G10 COA

3 1/8" Slate Double Notched Wing Bannerstone. Clark Co, OH. Corner of wing with hole is restored. Ex-John McCurdy. Pictured in Indian Bannerstones (Hothem). Davis COA

2 7/16" Hourglass Bannerstone. Caldwell Co, KY. Salt Peter Site. Very good condition with heavy deposits. Pictured in WW#11, p435. Ex-Dale Rector. Davis COA

5" Hematite Shuttle Bannerstone. St. Louis Co, MO. Perhaps the finest of its type. Ex-Zell Adams, Byron Knoblock. Found in 1922. Well pictured in WW#7 (p10). Davis G10 COA. Tag and writing seen on COA

3 3/16" Saddleface Hardstone Bannerstone. Adams Co, IL (Quincy). Thin, graceful shape. Excellent symmetry. Highly polished green and tan Granite. A very fine Bannerstone. Ex-Ed Harvey, Tony Putty, Gar

Very fine 7 3/4" Beveled Mississippian Blade. Found near the Cumberland River in Nashville, TN. Thin with alternatively beveled edges. Finely flaked Buffalo River Chert with orange hue. Ex-Steven Coop

5 5/16" Ovate Bannerstone. Pope Co, IL. Banded Slate. Fine condition. Pictured in WW#2 (1968, p52) and North American Indian Artifacts (Hothem, p105). One of Phil Dickey's best Bannerstones

2 3/4" Porphyry Shuttle Bannerstone. Miami Co, OH. Very fine Shuttle with upturned edges and grooves running up both side. Pretty brown Porphyry with large white phenocrysts. Ex-Bruce Miller, Dan Stro

4 1/8" Knobbed Hardin. Marion Co, KY. Ex-Paul Welton, Paul Sutton. Well pictured in 1995 #4 Central States Archaeological Journal (p64). Defined base, Hornstone. Davis G10 COA

3 7/16" Obtuse Angle Platform Pipe. East Tennessee. Wonderfully patinated Chlorite. Rare style, almost a miniature. Ex-Jerry Polly, Rod Morgan, Don Hamm. Bowl glued and just the very stem end is resto

1 1/2" Quartz Ball Bannerstone. Eastern AR. Well made, finely polished cream Quartz. Very good condition. Ex-Gary Cuckler, Tom Davis, Dr. Kent Westbrook. Davis G9 COA. Featured on the intro page of th

2 5/8" Panel Bannerstone. Darke Co, OH. Vividly banded slate. Ex-Tom Davis, Ron Helman, Gary Wagner, Joe Macik. Davis G9 COA. Added back view as seen in July 2006 Central States Archaeological Journal

2 1/8" Geniculate Bannerstone. St. Joseph Co, IL. Banded Slate with deeply fluted base. Old ding to one corner. Well made. Ex-Nick Cooksey, Gary Litherland. Davis G8 COA

Nice Ohio example in a red banded slate. Smaller hole than usual at approx 1/4" flaring to 3/8"s. Perhaps flint drilled? Davis G-8 COA. Good overall polish.

6.1/8" Lerma, G10, Tom Davis COA, Pictured Overstreet #9 page 796, Found by Kevin Calvin in Madison Co Illinois.

3 3/8" Winged Crescent Bannerstone Davis COA Mercer Co Ohio Ex Von Hillard

Sedalia, Jersey County IL, 5 3/4 inches Overstreet Vol 9 Page 785 Davis COA

Colorful 4 1/4 inch Super Thin paleo knife with thinning flutes. Has spokeshave on the base corner. Found February 2001 by Kevin Calvin in County Illinois. Davis COA, Pictured in Indian Artifacts of t

5 1/2" Flintridge Dovetail. Fairfield Co, OH. Striking, vivid Flintridge. Thin, very well made. Ex-Walt Evans, Gary Lewis. Pictured in 2018 #4 Prehistoric American (p36) and in Evans' Dovetail Frame i

4 1/8" Double Crescent Bannerstone. Allen Co, OH. Well made and in excellent condition. Banded Slate. All prongs intact. Deaccessioned from the KEMA Museum in Walnutport, PA. Davis G10 COA