1 11/16" Drill

Possibly the Nicest example we have ever seen of the type. Finely made and thin with swept wings and needle tip. Museum Grade

5 5/16" x 1 11/16" Stillwell. Related Types: Kirk Corner Notched. Material: Burlington Chert. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri. COA: Jerry T. Dickey

1 11/16" Clovis Found in Knox Co. Missouri by Terry Guinn. Comes with a Roy Motley COA.

Group of Native American carved stone and flint artifacts including 7 arrowheads, 2 scrapers, 1 drill, 2 (two) 3/4 groove axe heads and 2 Atlatl stone weights. Ranging in size from 1 1/4" L to 6" L. C

MARY CURTIS RICHARDSON (American, 1848-1931) Red Hair No. 1 signed 'Mary Curtis Richardson' (lower right); titled and inscribed 'Red Hair No. 1 / Memorial Exhibition Palace of the Legion of Honor' on

4 11/16" Flintridge Drill. Marion Co, OH. Vivid colors. Ex-Walt Evans, Todd Harding. Pictured in WW#11, p183. Putty G10 COA

Group of 12 Drills (1 7/8"-3 1/4") and 4 3/4" Hemphill. Indiana. Ex-Greg Beauchamp. Most acquired at the August 1975 Lynn Munger sale. Ready made drill collection. Don't overlook the Hemphill

4 1/8" Drill. Henry Co, IA. Glossy gray chert, probably Cobden. Fine condition, very well made. Ex-Dave Harvey. Pictured in Prehistoric Artifacts of Iowa, p9

3 1/2" Drill. Iowa Co, IA. Colorful and well made. Ex-Dave Harvey (acquired 1980 a Iowa show). Pictured in Prehistoric Artifacts of Iowa, p9

2 1/2" Drill found in Oklahoma made of Alibates, extremely well made piece

4 1/8" Drill. Mills Co, IA. Large, fine edgework. Gray spotted white chert. Fine condition. Ex-Fred Delavan

Small Mission Oak Dining Table with 2 leaves c1910. Unsigned. Old refinish. Small 1/4" drill hole in center of table. A little TLC and this can be a nice breakfast table. 45"d x 28"h (69" x 45" with l

5 1;/2" Dixon Drill found in Boone County Missouri Nicely Beveled Nice Size Motley COA

2 1/8" Paddle Drill made of Alibates found in Oklahoma FB Col. Phillip Warrick

3 1/8" Triangular Drill. Western KY. Ex-Doug Underwood, Lonnie Hartline, John Delime. Pictured in Overstreet #7, p396. Perino and Davis G10 COAs

Phenomenal 4 1/4" Paddle Drill, very finely made found in Kentucky

Mixed Bloody Basin, AZ Artifacts pre-1500 lot of 7, includes: blades, bird points, and a drill longest 3-1/8 inches

5 1/4" Giant Lancelot Drill found in Orange Co., IN COA x2. This is a hog of a drill. Tom Davis called it an agate basin drill. May be more related to angostura's. Either way this is a stellar piece.

4.1/2" Agate Basin Drill, Found By Bill Remmert in 1976, Boone Co Missouri

1 15/16" L TO 3 11/16" MISSOURI MISC POINTS

Werker Reissner Amphora Gres Bijou Pottery Vase with Lion Relief. Impressed Amphora mark and numbered 4500/52 to base. Measures 11" H x 10-1/2" W. Condition: Restored drill hole to base otherwise good

18” x 12” Wood Frame Display of over 100 Western Bird Points and Drills – some obsidian – largest 1 ¾”

3 Mechanical Dentist's Machines 1) 2 cast-iron treadle drills, complete with driller units. - And: 2) Grinding machine, foot-operated, with wood lid. 3 mechanische Zahnarzt-Geräte, um 1910 1)

Tole and wrought iron stands whimsically figured and painted as orange trees with root form bases. Bases with drill holes for installation. [66 1/4" H x 34" W x 11" D]. In overall good condition; some