3 1/16" Archaic Lance

Fine edgework on this example. From Dickson Co., Tennessee. Ex - Howard Griffin Collection.

3 5/8" Colorful Archaic Lance with Basal grinding from Pike Co, Missouri

Nice Burlington flint point with nice flaking. Found near Peoria Illinois by Bob Asbelt of Peoria Illinois

3 5/8" Early Archaic Lance, found near Palmyra, MO

Dickson Co., Tennessee. Ex - Howard Griffin Collection.

2 3/4" Early Archaic Lance, Central Missouri, Deconsessioned from a Mesueum

3 1/2" Extra Fine Archaic Lance- Hixton Quartz- Racine Co Wisconsin- Ex David Stilp Ex Joe Blistein

3" Early Archaic to Paleo Lance Point, Ex. Gerald Bernacchi Coll. Authentic Native American Arrowhead

3 1/16" Ano Nuevo. Tulare Lake, CA. Made of Petrified Wood. Hard to find Late Archaic point. Found by Ken Seals. Davis G8 COA

Fifteen Various Confederate and State Banknotes, 1860-1862, consisting of three Adams County, Mississippi $5 bond notes, 1862; one Concordia Parish, Louisiana $5 bond note, 1862; one Concordia Parish,

Expertly made example in soft silken jade from China.

Irresescent Glass Vase signed Louis C. Tiffany 04868, 3 1/16".

3 1/16" Clovis. Ohio. Attractive black and gray mottled Coshocton. Very well made and in very fine condition. Fluted on both sides. A G10 Clovis. Rogers COA. Featured on the front cover of the auction

Virtually flawless in every aspect. Perfect form, symmetry, and flaking. Nicely translucent high grade caramel colored example with unique banding on the tips of both ears. No divots or stacks. Floyd

Fine example from the Nora Coleman Collection. Preble Co., Ohio. Made of well patinated and highly translucent Carter Cave Flint. Nice fluting and perfect form. Jackson G-10 COA.

3 1/16" Notched Base Dovetail. Hardin Co, KY. Made of colorful, deep Sonora. Ex-Dale Rector

3 1/16" Clovis. Grayson Co, KY. Excellent symmetry. Well fluted with multiple flutes on one side. Creamy Boyle Chert. Ex-Dale Rector, Mike Berry, Delbert Deckard (finder). Pictured in WW#11, p435. Put

Native American, Midwestern United States, Missouri, Clark, Franklin, & St. Louis County, Eastern Woodland, early to late Archaic period, ca. 7500 to 1000 BCE. A collection of 3 large early Native Ame

Native American, United States, Missouri, Transitional Archaic Period, ca. 1st millennium CE. A fine set of 3 hand-knapped chert spear points from modern-day Missouri. First is a Burlington chert poin

Thin and superb with great eye appeal. No stacks, divots, or other problems. Nice flutes. Heavily patinated multi-toned and striped Hornstone in uncleaned condition, slathered with iron oxide minerali

3 1/16" Clovis. Yuma Co, CO. Brown Agate. Ex-Dennis Hastings. Jackson G10 COA

3 1/16" Clovis. Brown Co, IL (Mt. Sterling). Thin, well flaked. Broad ( 1 3/8") and well fluted (60% and 80%). Pretty red mottled Payson. Found in 1973. Bennett COA

Comprised of: 1) Metal octagon lance, 17-5/8” long. Tip is bent with a split where the shaft goes in. 2) Whole blade, 36-3/4” long. 8-1/4” of original wood handle, blade is mostly dark. 3) Whole

3 1/16" x 1 1/4" Dalton. COA Benjamin E. Stermer. Found in Hancock CO., Illinois. Made from Burlington Chert.