4 hoes

Nice group of miniature dollhouse artist supplies, easel with canvas and paints 7"H, folding easel 6"H, painter's box with supplies, chalkboard 3" by 5", child's watercolor easel 4"H, hoes, saws, dril

6 1/4" Notched Hoe. Saline Co, IL. Wonderful Mill Creek example in good condition. Good use polish on bit. Thin, well made. Ex-Patricia Evans

4 3/4" Notched Hoe, Ex Paul Sellers, Alec Riebel, Scotland Co, MO

4 3/4" Notched Hoe, Mill Creek, Southern Illinois, Ex Donnie Austin Collection

4 7/8" Notched Hoe. Motley COA. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri

4 3/8" Notched Hoe. Southern IL. Mill Creek Chert. Ex-Fred Eiserman. Davis G7 COA

5 1/2" L x 4 5/16" Notched Hoe, Cahokia, IL

5" L x 4" W Notched Hoe, Madison Cnty, IL

A beautiful Egyptian blue faience ushabti, 30th Dynasty - Ptolemaic, c. 380 - 30 BC, depicted mummiform wearing tripartite wig with false bead. Arms folded at chest and holding a pick and hoe. H: 4 3/

8 3/4" Kaolin Flint Hoe. Ex-Mitch Lewis

6 1/4" Beveled Edge Hoe. MO. Hard to find type. Hathcock

4” x 4 ½” Flint Hoe, Jackson Co. Ohio

7 1/2" x 4 1/4" Flare Bit Hoe with Great Bit Polish found in Jersey Co., Illinois Authentic Native American Artifact

4" Mill Creek Notched Hoe, Jackson Co IL, Well Made with great use wear, Colorful Mill Creek

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4 1/2" L x 4 1/16" W Notched Hoe, IN

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5 1/4" L x 4 7/8" W Notched Hoe, Madison Cnty, IL

HOe ga, 31010 4-piece train set, 2 #34000, 2 #34001, 34002, 34003, 34004, 34005 coaches, 34521 freight car, orig boxes & inserts minor wear, C8-9.

4 5/8" LONG KAOLIN NOTCHED HOE FOUND IN ST CLAIR COUNTY ILLINOIS, NATIVE AMERICAN DIGGING TOOL, SPADE, INDIAN ARTIFACT

Fine Chinese Kangxi circa 1700 Blue & White Porcelain Bowl with "loaf" center and a trellis pattern incised to outside mouth edge, the inside with 4 images of Magu with flower basket & hoe above a ban

4.1/2" Ex Byron Knoblock Notched Hoe, St Claire Co Illinois, Ex Bill Kacer Family Collection-Majority of his relics were found by family, or purchased from Stan Copeland in the 60's. The Kacer Family

Hand made of copper. These copper "hoes" were used as money up until the time of Cortez. Their exchange value was about 4/5 real each. Unusual and quite impressive.Date: Country (if not USA): State: C

Edward Seechoma(Hopi, 20th Century)Ho'e Katsinacarved wood, pigments, feathers6 5/8 x 2 3/4 x 2 1/2 in. (16.83 x 6.99 x 6.35 cm.) The Georgia and Charles Loloma Collection