2 Midwestern "Button Base" Dove tail Type Points, Edge

2 Midwestern "Button Base" Dove tail Type Points, Edge Worn but Ancient 4 3/4", 4"

2 Midwestern Flint Points 4 "Dovetail" Type 5" Stemmed Type

Flint Ridge example from Mercer Co., Ohio. Sweetly made.

Flint Ridge example from Mercer Co., Ohio. Sweetly made.

2 7/8” Wide Base Dovetail Point, Richard Mayer, Loudenville, Ohio Raymond Casner Coll. from Marion, Ohio

Including a nice Thebes point in off white chert, 2" long; and a Flat Base Dovetail point in mottled gray chert, likely Murldaugh, 3 1/4" long. Chambers Collection, collected in SW Hamilton County Ohi

2 ¾” Carter cave Flint, Notch Base Dovetail Point

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 4&1/2 INCHES LONG. IT IS FROM ILLINOIS. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION! KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHE

NATIVE AMERICAN STONE POINT / BLADE, Flint Ridge chalcedony, pale blue with areas of orange and smoky black streaks, "button" Dovetail type; retains fragments of January 24, 1960 newspaper used by the

Paul Beau Montreal Arts and Crafts Brass Cylinder Vase with Decorative Banded Edge, dovetail construction. Marked Paul Beau Montreal on base. 6.75 inches H x 2.75 diameter at base.

6 3/8" Dovetail. Tazewell Co, IL. Glossy Crescent Quarry. Button Base type. Ex-Curt Grimmer, Earl Townsend, Joseph Gerringer. Pictured in Townsend's August 2015 Sale Catalog (Converse). Large and fine

4 Nice Indiana Points: 2 7/8" Paleo Blade (black Quartzite), 3 1/2" Hopewell (glossy white chert), 3 5/8" Hopewell (swirled Hornstone), 3" Flat Base Dovetail. All Ex-Dr. Jeff Pyle

Including a 2 1/2" Early Archaic Dovetail in gray chert; plus Early Archaic Diagonal Notched point with beveled blade in gray chert, 1 3/4" long; plus Notch Base Dovetail in Carter Co./Paleo chert2" l

Lot of 19, including a Hopewell obsidian bladelet medial segment, utilized, 1 1/4" long; plus Notch Base Dovetail in Haney chert, with classic beveled blade, 2 5/8" long; plus Pentagonal Knife in gray

Native American, Midwestern United States, Kentucky, Webster County, Early Archaic Period, ca. 8000 to 6000 BCE (10,000 to 8000 BP). A sizeable and splendid example of a Dovetail or St. Charles type p

4 1/2" Dovetail. Hardin Co, KY. Wide base with serrated edges. Fine flaking. Ex-Dale Rector. Pictured in WW#11, p434. Davis G9 COA

This big Dovetail was recovered from Missouri. Near the base on one side only is some cosmetic type restoration. It was dinged up there but nothing broken. The Spear Point also had a ding about halfwa

Group of 11 well crafted arrowheads, some typical of the southeastern United States. Creamy pink chert to darker brown and orange types of flint. A couple of Dovetail, some with serrated edges, all po

15/16" wide with a concave base and heavily serrated edges. A very nice example of this point type. Ex: Ben Winchester Collection. Ben owned The South River Fort Museum in Hannibal. Pictured in Artifa

Mottled Dover Chert blade with a snap-base. Basal grinding extends 5/8" up both edges. Tennessee type. Ex - Tate Collection.

Lot of 56, including a fine Fulton Turkey Tail point in banded dark gray chert, 3 ½” long; plus Lost Lake/Notched Base Dovetail point in likely Muldraugh chert, 3 ¼” long, im

2 11/16" Notched Base Dovetail. Clark Co, KY. Nice little Dove with detailed edgework. Striped Ft. Payne. Ex-Mel Wilkins

2 ¾” Turkey Tail Type Point of Bayport Chert Double Notch One Side, Rare! Late Bob Leach of Battle Creek Michigan

1827 - P Capped Bust U.S. Half Dollar Coin Curled base 2 type, lettered edge, 89% silver content, circulated condition, not professionally graded. * This lot is tax exempt.