African Willow Leaf Point

African Willow Leaf Point 2" long. All items will come with documentation of authenticity and transfer of ownership. All buyers pay actual shipping cost. All Artifacts are unconditionally guaranteed f

African Willow Leaf Point translucent 1.65" long. All items will come with documentation of authenticity and transfer of ownership. All buyers pay actual shipping cost. All Artifacts are unconditional

12 1/2" X 16" FRAME OF 50 AFRICAN WILLOWLEAF POINTS, NEOLITHIC

Neolithic willow leaf point 1.85” long x .47” wide From the Sub-Saharan area of Africa

A beautiful Neolithic willow leaf point from the Sub-Saharan area of Africa 1.86” long x .66” wide

Willow leaf blade point, found in the African Sahara Desert. 3000- 5000 years old. Light gray flint material with sharp point & serrated edges. Nice display piece. 47mm length X 15mm width.

African Willow Leaf Serrated 1.67" long. All items will come with documentation of authenticity and transfer of ownership. All buyers pay actual shipping cost. All Artifacts are unconditionally guaran

3 Willow Leaf Points. 2 3/16"-2 5/16". From Earl's Willow Leaf Frame. Earl purchased these from Cooperider. Spiro Mound. Large, thin and well made. From Earl Townsend’s well-known “Willow

12” x 15” Frame containing Gem Points, beads, willow leaf points, Oregon

Riker with 25 pc obsidion willow leaf points

Cache of 20 High Grade Willow Leaf Nodena Points, Stone Co Ark, Longest 2 1/4 inches, very fine, some of the best.

93 Sahara Willow Shaped Leaf Points

Edo period, circa late 18th century. 36 3/8" length with good willow leaf form point. Cane shaft with horn nock and brown duck fletching. The haft with gray painted surface in the fletch area. Feather

8 1/2" X 12" FRAME OF 25 HEAVILY SERRATED AFRICAN NEOLITHIC WILLOWLEAF BLADES

3 Points from Earl's Willow Leaf Frame. Ex-C.W. Cooperider. Spiro Mound. 2 1/2"-2 3/4". Large, thin and well made. From Earl Townsend’s well-known “Willow Leaf” frame. This superb gr

3 Points from Earl's Willow Leaf Frame. Ex-C.W. Cooperider. Spiro Mound. 1 7/8"-2 3/8". Thin and well made. From Earl Townsend’s well-known “Willow Leaf” frame. This superb grouping

A GROUP OF FOUR EAST AFRICAN TRIBAL SPEARS, POSSIBLY MAASAI PEOPLES, MID 20TH CENTURY, two Maasai spears with traditional willow leaf form blade spear heads centering a median ridge, on an elongated c

Three Willow Leaf Blades (2 1/2"- 3 1/8"). Spiro Focus points. Ex-Earl Townsend, Robert Bell

Three Willow Leaf Blades (2 1/2"- 3 1/8"). Spiro Focus points. Ex-Earl Townsend, Robert Bell. Pictured in (Clyde) Townsend's April 2018 Sale Catalog

Red Serrated neolithic Willowleaf 2.26" long From Sub Saharan Africa

Edo period. Large example of willow leaf (yanagiha) form. 8 1/2” length with 2 3/8” point of layered pattern-welded steel as found on sword blades. Displaying distinctive laminar and cryst

Edo period. Large example of willow leaf (yanagiha) form. 9" length with 2 1/2" point of layered pattern-welded steel as found on sword blades. Displaying distinctive laminar and crystal patterning. T

Yanagiha (willow leaf) form, Stone fig.862 #2. Edo period. 5 1/8" length with a tapered tang. The point crisp with smooth staining only.

This product is called "willow-leaf vase" because of its slender shape like willow leaves. The shape of the bottle is slender, and the overall depiction is exquisite, dense and not chaotic, unique.hig