Knobbed Lunate Bannerstone, Davis COA, Pictured

4 1/8" Knobbed Hardin. Marion Co, KY. Ex-Paul Welton, Paul Sutton. Well pictured in 1995 #4 Central States Archaeological Journal (p64). Defined base, Hornstone. Davis G10 COA

2 7/8" Winged Bannerstone. Wabash Co, IN. Red Jasper. Nicely made, very good condition. A colorful, hard to find Bannerstone type. Pictured in Lutz' The Archaic Bannerstone (p255, #11). Great collecto

4 15/16" Winged Bannerstone. Bowling Green, KY. Finely polished and attractive red and green mottled Pipestone. Rare. Very well made. Ex-Tom Davis. Pictured in Roy Hathcock's November 2015 Sale Catalo

6 3/4" Knobbed Pestle. Ohio. Exquisite Porphyry example. Ex-Tom Davis, Duane Johnson. Pictured in April 2008 Johnson Sale Catalog. Also recently pictured in Prehistoric Antiquities (copy of page attac

3 7/8" Butterfly Bannerstone. Christian Co, KY. Limonite Quartzite. Ex-Bob Lindley, Leonard Wood. Found by William Cheoweth in 1960. Pictured in Lutz' Bannerstone Book, p220. Davis G9 COA

Rare 3 5/16" Rectangular Barrel Bannerstone. Chenango Co, NY. Chlorite. Pictured in Knoblock's Bannerstone Book ([p120). Davis G10 COA

3 1/8" Slate Double Notched Wing Bannerstone. Clark Co, OH. Corner of wing with hole is restored. Ex-John McCurdy. Pictured in Indian Bannerstones (Hothem). Davis COA

2 7/16" Hourglass Bannerstone. Caldwell Co, KY. Salt Peter Site. Very good condition with heavy deposits. Pictured in WW#11, p435. Ex-Dale Rector. Davis COA

5" Hematite Shuttle Bannerstone. St. Louis Co, MO. Perhaps the finest of its type. Ex-Zell Adams, Byron Knoblock. Found in 1922. Well pictured in WW#7 (p10). Davis G10 COA. Tag and writing seen on COA

3 1/8" Knobbed Hardin. MO. Glossy reddish chert. From the Roy Hathcock Hardin Frame. Pictured in The Roy Hathcock Collection (Aid, p108). Davis G10 COA

3 3/16" Saddleface Hardstone Bannerstone. Adams Co, IL (Quincy). Thin, graceful shape. Excellent symmetry. Highly polished green and tan Granite. A very fine Bannerstone. Ex-Ed Harvey, Tony Putty, Gar

Very fine 7 3/4" Beveled Mississippian Blade. Found near the Cumberland River in Nashville, TN. Thin with alternatively beveled edges. Finely flaked Buffalo River Chert with orange hue. Ex-Steven Coop

2 3/4" Porphyry Shuttle Bannerstone. Miami Co, OH. Very fine Shuttle with upturned edges and grooves running up both side. Pretty brown Porphyry with large white phenocrysts. Ex-Bruce Miller, Dan Stro

3 7/16" Obtuse Angle Platform Pipe. East Tennessee. Wonderfully patinated Chlorite. Rare style, almost a miniature. Ex-Jerry Polly, Rod Morgan, Don Hamm. Bowl glued and just the very stem end is resto

1 1/2" Quartz Ball Bannerstone. Eastern AR. Well made, finely polished cream Quartz. Very good condition. Ex-Gary Cuckler, Tom Davis, Dr. Kent Westbrook. Davis G9 COA. Featured on the intro page of th

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

Nice red banded slate example from Vinton Co., Ohio.

2 1/8" Geniculate Bannerstone. St. Joseph Co, IL. Banded Slate with deeply fluted base. Old ding to one corner. Well made. Ex-Nick Cooksey, Gary Litherland. Davis G8 COA

Nice Ohio example in a red banded slate. Smaller hole than usual at approx 1/4" flaring to 3/8"s. Perhaps flint drilled? Davis G-8 COA. Good overall polish.

6.1/8" Lerma, G10, Tom Davis COA, Pictured Overstreet #9 page 796, Found by Kevin Calvin in Madison Co Illinois.

**Originally Listed At $400** North American, Southeastern United States, Tennessee, Late Archaic to Woodlands Period, ca. 5000 to 500 BCE. A knobbed lunate bannerstone perforated through the center,

3 3/8" Winged Crescent Bannerstone Davis COA Mercer Co Ohio Ex Von Hillard

4 1/2" X 1 3/4" W KNOBBED LUNATE BANNERSTONE, MARION CO., OH

Sedalia, Jersey County IL, 5 3/4 inches Overstreet Vol 9 Page 785 Davis COA