3" Dalton

3" Dalton. Clay Co, AR. Well made, very fine condition. Ex-Lonnie Hartline, Ken Partain. FB Woodrow Craft. Pictured in WW#9 (p147) and WW#10 (p160). Perino COA

3" Dalton Greenbriar. McCracken Co, KY. Broad and thin. Gray and tan Ft. Payne. Fine condition. Ex-Dr. Joe Otten. Rogers COA

3" Dalton. Clay Co, AR. Striped, bullseye pattern material. Ex-Mike Trekell, Ken Partain. Dwain Rogers COA

All are marked Dalton Pottery and have a few minor Nicks, small brown has a significant chip on top. 2 small are approx 1 qt. Large is approx 1-gal.

3" Dalton found in the greater Benton County, Missouri area

3" Dalton. Scott Co, IL. Thin. Ex-Beanblossom, Erdmann. Putty G9 COA

3" Dalton, Found in Texas, Native American Artifact

3" Dalton Drill found in Taney Co., Missouri Authentic Native American Artifact

3" Dalton, Pettis CO MO, Native American Artifacts

Found in the Canadian River in Haskell Co., Oklahoma. Stermer reports as Boone Chert. Nice point. Stermer COA.

3" Dalton. Adams Co, IL. Neat Calico chert. Tip ding. FB Jim Weisenborn

3" Dalton, Dickey COA, Lewis Co, Missouri

3” Dalton, Heavily Patinated Hornstone, Jackson Co Illinois

3" Dalton, Pike Co, Missouri, Herb Mangold Collection

5 x 6 Frame with 3 Dalton Points, longest 2 ¼” Colorful Flint

3 Dalton Examples, Size: Ranging from 2.07" long to 2.05" long. From the Dean Diaz collection.

3 Dalton Arrowheads found in Pettis County, Missouri. Nice restoration candidates. The white and yellow daltons are made of burlington chert and the darker one would have been a smoker made of mozarki

3 Dalton Points – largest 3”

3 ¼" Dalton Serrated Point

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 2&1/2 INCHES LONG. IT IS FROM ARKANSAS. THIS ENTIRE SALE IS DEDICATED TO PERCY MORRIS, AVID COLLECTOR & WONDERFUL PERSON TO HAVE KNOWN. EVERYTHING WAS

Three fine points found by Rick Stevens in OK. 2 1/2" Agate Basin, 2 5/8" Scottsbluff and 3" Dalton

3” Dalton Point, Ex. Robin Mcabee Coll.

3 7/16" Dalton. Knox Co, IL (Maquon). Vivid white Avon with blue and red tip. Thin, well flaked. Fine condition. Part of the Willard Maurer Cache. Found by Ben Douglas in 1957. Rogers COA. Featured on

3 13/16" Dalton. Greene Co, AR. Thin, exquisite edgework. One of the best. Ex-Jack Roberts, Frank Morast. Pictured in Paleo Indian Artifacts (p160). Perino COA (Putty). Featured on the back cover of t