1 5/8" Broken Panel Bannerstone, Recovered in Kentucky,

Rare example found by Nicholas Hadden in Bourbon Co., Kentucky. Green Banded Slate. Prehistorically salvaged example that was likely much longer or perhaps even started out life as a Geniculate form.

2 1/8" Hardstone Bannerstone and 4 5/8" Antler Hook. Jefferson County, Kentucky. Hardstone and Deer Antler. Hook tip restored. Dickey COA

American Figural Carved Oak China Cabinetlate 19th centurythe broken arch crest surmounted by a cherub, above carved frieze panels, griffins and maidens92 x 58 x 18 1/2 inches

VERY RARE QUARTZ 2 1/8"  BANNER/ 4 5/8" ATLATL HOOK SET FOUND TOGETHER IN JEFFERSON COUNTY KENTUCKY, DICKEY COA, THE BANNERSTONE IS MADE FROM A COLORFUL ORANGE QUARTZITE WITH GREAT POLISH, WAS FO

Nice fantastic raised ridge panel bannerstone from Harrison Co., Ohio. Ex - Bill Cain and Nora Coleman Collections. Jackson COA.

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

A set of 6 fiberglass fairground panels, 4 of which are intact and with lights, 1 broken panel with lights and 1 wider panel without lights that's broken in 2 pieces. The lights on the panels have not

GLASS PANEL SHADES. 1 BROKEN PANEL. GOOD OVERALL CONDITION. 24" H

1 5/8" Humped Bannerstone. Indiana. Quartz, with vivid red streaking. Very fine condition. Putty G10 and Partain COAs

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1 7/8" Broken Bannerstone, 2 9/16" L Pendant, 1 5/16" Plummet

2 1/2" Panel Bannerstone. IN. Banded Slate. Found by Cyrus J. Voyles. Good condition. Davis G8 COA

3 1/16" x 3 1/2" Panel Bannerstone, Barren Co., KY

2 1/2" Panel Bannerstone. Motley COA

1960s mid century modern Camer Glass Lighting Corp. 11" (height) x 19" (width) hanging chandelier with 17 opaque glass leaf from panels. CONDITION: 1 broken & repaired panel that has been replaced by

3 1/8" Broken Bannerstone found by Tom Hart from Sharpsburg to 1 mile east of Burkettville along Darke & Mercer County Line Between 1910-1934

2 1/2" Broken Bannerstone found by Tom Hart from Sharpsburg to 1 mile east of Burkettville along Darke & Mercer County Line Between 1910-1934

Banded Green Slate example from Ohio. Collector polish present.

3" x 1 5/8" Banded Slate Bannerstone. Keele COA. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri. Made from Banded Slate

1 5/8" Engraved Boatstone/ Bannerstone, Native American Artifacts

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1 5/8" Osceola Point, Kentucky, Native American Artifacts

1 5/8" Madison Point, Kentucky, Gem Grade Arrowhead, Native American Artifact