Nussbaum's Quartz Wing Bannerstone. Pictured

3 9/16" Double Notched Wing Bannerstone. Ballard Co, KY. Vividly banded slate. Very fine condition. Ex-Gary Noel, Red Tully, E.E. Curtiss, Sr.. Pictured in The Archaic Bannerstone (Lutz, p212). Featur

4 1/14" L Quartz Wing Bannerstone, OH

2" Quartz Bannerstone Preform. Cannelton, IN. Hollow reed drilling started. Pictured in July 1965 Central States (p100). Found by Ed "Buddy" Scheidegger

Rare 3 3/8" Wisconsin Wing Bannerstone. Ohio Co, KY. Ex-J. Clemens Caldwell. Caldwell obtained from the University of Kentucky. Made of a polished Limonite. Very well made. Well pictured in Lutz' Bann

2 7/16" Eccentric Bannerstone. Unique example made of Green Quartz. Drilled with groove around barrel. Humped with flat back. Ex-Judge Claude Stone, Judge Ed Payne. Pictured in the Payne Book (1937, p

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

5" Wisconsin Winged Bannerstone. Calhoun Co, IL. Very fine Porphyry example with correct hole construction , symmetrical wings. Ex-Dan Schleich, Steve Olenick, Gary Garver. Pictured in Al Freudenberg'

3 1/2" Quartz Butterfly Bannerstone with restored wings and original barrel. Christian Co, KY. Ex-Gary Cuckler

2 1/16" Quartz Bottle Bannerstone. Alcorn Co, MS. Finely made of translucent white Quartz. Fine polish. Very fine condition. Pictured in Who's Who #12, p669. Found by Randall Hines in 1963. Putty G10

2 15/16" Quartz Bottle Bannerstone. Boone Co, MO. Ex-Lawrence Bishop, B.W. Stephens (has his self-drawn caricature), B-222. G10 example in Butterscotch Quartz. Pictured in Prehistoric Antiquities, Feb

4 3/8" Winged Bannerstone. Hancock Co, IL. Beautifully weathered Schist. Ex-Bill Brockman, Clem Caldwell, Ben Nussbaum. Pictured in 1948 IL Archaeological Journal (April, p12) and in the Prehistoric A

2 7/16" Bottle Bannerstone. Cass Co, IL. Museum quality Quartz example. Pictured in the Leo Paul Davis Collection in WW#3 (p101) and WW#7 (p50). Ex-Gary Litherland. Very nice

2 7/16" Bottle Bannerstone. Scott Co, IL. White Quartz with vivid red streaks. Ex-Bruce Miller. Pict. In 2014 GIRS Calendar. Partain and Jackson COAs

3" Bottle Bannerstone. Boone Co, MO (West of Columbia). Deep reddish Quartz with white striping. Ex-Joe Kinker, E.L. Renno (NTB189). Pictured in Who's Who in Indian Relics #7 (p127) and WW#11 (p279).

It is 2&1/16. It is from Alcorn County Mississippi. It is made of Quartz. It is pictured in Who's Who in Indian Relics #12 (p669). Found by Randall Hines in 1963. It comes with a Tony Putty Certificat

2 3/8" Quartz Bottle Bannerstone. Made of colorful ferruginous Quartz. Excellent condition. Very well made, bi-face construction. Highly developed "wings". Ex-Tim Terwelp. Found by Arnold Yunker in 19

AMAZING PORPHYRY WISCONSIN WING BANNERSTONE, DICKEY & MOTLEY COA, FOUND IN LASALLE COUNTY ILLINOIS. EX ED ONKEN, DALE/BETTY ROBERTS, TOMMY BEUTELL, & FLOYD RITTER. HAS MINOR RESTORATION TO THE CORNER

OUTSTANDING WISCONSIN WING BANNERSTONE, DICKEY COA, FOUND BY HARRIS OLSEN IN LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, OCONTO COUNTY WISCONSIN,THIS PIECE HAS GRACED MANY COLLECTIONS OVER THE YEARS, PURCHASED BY BYRON KN

4 7/16" Wisconsin Wing Bannerstone. Oconto Co, WI (Little River Twp.). A large and fine example with broad (3 3/8") wings. Classic squared barrel. Finely polished black and tan speckled Granite. Excel

2 1/4" Quartz Bannerstone. Fulton Co, IL. Red and white Quartz. Well made with medial ridge on one side. Finely polished, very fine (G10) condition. Ex-Gary Cuckler, Steve Repp, Dennis DeRosear. Featu

4" Crescent Bannerstone. Hickman Co, KY. Colorful tan and black Porphyritic Granite. Excellent polish, fine condition. Good history. Ex-Terry McGuire, Gary Cuckler, Tony Putty, John Waggoner, Dr. T. H

Stephens catalog #B-185 original label taped reflecting Ohio Co., KY. Catalog stipulated acquired 7/16/61 from S.A. Reddick. Ex- Elchert, Knoblock, Stephens, and Young. Gorgeous highly polished 2 7/8"

2 1/2" Hinge Bannerstone. Scioto Co, OH (Plymouth). Grey Steatite. Nicely polished. Very good condition. Nicely pictured in Knoblock's 1937 Bannerstones of the North American Indian (p307) and in 1994

5 5/16" Ovate Bannerstone. Pope Co, IL. Banded Slate. Fine condition. Pictured in WW#2 (1968, p52) and North American Indian Artifacts (Hothem, p105). One of Phil Dickey's best Bannerstones