8 Columbia River Knives & Mule Ears

This lot features an assortment of Columbia River Knives & Mule Ears. They come in a custom 7-1/2" x 12" oak frame and are all approximately 2" x 1" with some larger and some smaller there are a total

All 16 of these Arrowheads, Knives, and tools came from alongside of the Columbia River, in Oregon. There is a pretty Mule Ear Knife at the bottom center made from beautiful Agate. To the left side of

Nice example in translucent agate from Washington/Oregon. Formerly of the Dr. Honeywell collection and displayed at Purdue University.

ALL THREE NEW OLD STOCK. S&W 1ST FIRST RESPONSE FOLDING POCKET KNIFE WITH SPRING ACTIVATED GLASS BREAKER AND POUCH BELT CLIP. 8" TOTAL LENGTH. CRKT COLUMBIA RIVER KNIFE & TOOL KISS 5500 EDHALLIGAN ENG

4 7/8" Plateau Pentagonal Knife, Columbia River Washington, Bennett C.O.A

This lot features three (3) Large Columbia River Knives. The first one is 5-1/8" x 1-1/2" and made of basalt. The next on is 5-1/8" x 1-3/16" and made from black obsidian. The last one is 4-1/2" x 1-9

Offered is a Columbia River Knife found in the Atlatl Valley Region near The Dalles, Oregon. This knife is made from a piece of brown multicolored agate that is 3-3/8" x 1-3/8" in size and is exactly

This is a Cascade Willow Leaf Knife made of yellow striped Jasper. It was found at the Columbia River site near The Dalles, Oregon. It measures approximately 2-3/4" x 5/8" in size.

And a few agates and cherts. Biggest is a 2 1/4" basalt knife. Then a big obsidian drill. Then a huge 1 7/8" Rose Springs. Many Columbia River type birds. All from Northern California and Southern Ore

This lot is for a Columbia River multi-colored seam agate knife. It is 2-3/4" x 1-1/8" and is one of the most interesting rock specimens we have seen. This was found circa 1960 along the Columbia Rive

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 2 & 3/8 INCHES LONG. IT IS FROM COLUMBIA RIVER VALLEY, WASHINGTON/OREGON . EX- VAN RONK, GORDON ERSPAMER COLLECTION. COMES WITH A JACKSON AND BENNETT

Offered is a brown jasper Cascade Willow Leaf knife found at the Wakemap Mound site in Wishram Village on the Columbia River circa 1960 by Frank Buehler. This knife is 2-7/8" long x 1-1/4" w

Shown here, exactly as found, is a 3-1/4" x 1-3/8" Pentagonal Knife made of caramel colored agate. It is from the Wakemap Mound site on the Washington side of the Columbia River.

1 1/8" Rose Springs Knife, Pictured in Pages 164/165 of Central States October 1992. Found near Vantange Washington (2mi. North To 10mi. South) in Kittitas Co. (Columbia River Beaches). Screened 1949-

Offered is a Columbia River multi-colored non translucent grey and black agate knife found near the Dalles, Oregon by Frank Buehler. It is a nice sized knife at 3" long x 1-3/8" wide.

Offered is a seldom offered vintage assortment of Columbia River knives. All of the artifacts in this frame were found by Frank Buehler at the Sundale Site which was located in Washington just across

Nice banded agate example from Washington/Oregon. Ex - Dr. Honeywell Collection. Displayed at Purdue University for many years.

1 3/4" Columbia Mule Ear Made out of Jasper Found in Lake County, California by Venn Keeling on or near Bartlett Mountain And Catalogued by Berkley University. Comes with a Ryan Keele COA.

Columbia River Knife & Tool M16-14LE Law Enforcement Like New Condition

Columbia River Knife & Tool 2515 Bear Claw Like New Condition

Columbia River Knife & Tool 5700 Sampson's Kiss Like New Condition

(2) 5 x 8 Frames Total of 31 Gem Points and Bird Points – longest 1 5/8” Columbia River

2 1/8" Columbia River Point. OR. Translucent Agate with clear tip. G10. Added pic showing translucency.

Four Klickitat Daggers. 7/8" to 1 1/8". Columbia River Plateau, WA/OR. All nice examples made of various materials. Ex-Dewey Schmid. Each has a Stermer COA