4 7/8" Tube Pipe. Partial Drilling. Indiana

Out of the Robert Warrenberg Collection Collected from the mid to late 1900’s

4 ¾” Steatite Tube Pipe – Southern Indiana

4 7/8" Tube Bannerstone. IN. Fine old Slate example with one unfinished end. Ex-Glenn McQuaide, John Duncan. Putty COA

8 1/4" Tube Pipe. Ross Co, OH. Finley polished Pipestone. Well made trumpet style. Reglued with little or any filler (old filler removed). Fine display. Ex-Tom Erdmann, Lawrence Bishop, Joe Bleistein

2 1/4” Tube Pipe, Pre-Colombian, ex Jack Baker, Wayne Co, IL

7 7/8" Biconical Tube Pipe. Rhea Co, TN (Rant Island). Triple rings in center. Well polished Steatite. Some cultivation damage, fine display. Pictured in WW#11, p433. Ex-Dale Rector, Gary Barnes, Mart

Nice example in a greenish steatite reported from Ohio. Formerly of the Mills Collection. Tony Putty COA (2007)

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4 7/8" Steatite Pipe. OK. Early 1900's tourist trade. Very good condition with incising around stem end. Ex-Bryce Hathcock

4 1/2” Tube Pipe

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7 1/4" Slate Tube Pipe. Newton Co, IN. Large, good symmetry. Nicely polished with ancient salvage polish on ends. Good condition. Ex-Dale and Betty Roberts. Acquired from Gordon Hart. Pictured in Who'

4 1/4" Engraved Tube Pipe. Ohio Co, WV. Highly engraved Steatite. Ft. Ancient. Ex-David and William Huff. Putty G10 COA (evaluated for Rod Morgan)

4 1/4" Catlinite Tube Pipe with 4 decorated ribs and an inlaid (pewter) stem hole (rare). Historic, 150-200 years old. Excellent condition

4 3/4" Steatite Tube Pipe Found in Western U.S. Ex Jeff Ricketts & Nick Gatses, Native American Artifacts

1 3/4" Flared Tube Pipe. Santa Barbara Co, CA. Black and brown swirled Steatite. Ex-Dr. Hasewinkel. Putty G9 COA

5 1/4" catliite tube pipe, not examined for coa

4 1/4" Pipestone Tube Pipe Preform. Ex-Lewis McDaniel Collection

4 7/8" Fish Effigy Pipe. Livingston Co, KY. Old Historic Pipe found in a corn field after an early 1900's flood

Pipestone or Bauxite example from the Mississippi Valley. Mississippian or proto historic in age.

Nice example from Adams Co., Ohio in gray hardstone formerly of the Dunn Collection. Jackson and Davis G-10 COAs.

4" Block End Tube Pipe. Ohio. Two tone Pipestone with much of the original polish remaining. Well made with flared stem. Davis G9 COA

4 7/8" Hardstone Disk Pipe. Orange Co, IN. Mississippian to Historic. Very well made. Ex-Rod Morgan, Lawrence Bishop. Putty G10 COA

4 7/8" Caddo Ceramic Pipe. Okolona, AR (Greer Farm). Excellent condition, no repair. Graceful (and rare) Haley style. Early Caddo (Gibson Aspect)