2 1/16" Uvalde Arrowhead

Found in Texas, Ex: Ben Winchester Museum Collection Pictured in Artifacts in the News June 1990 Page 12.

2 1/16" Robinson Arrowhead found in Stoddard Co., MO w/ Keele COA. Ex Adamson Collection.

1 3/16" Wide, Found in Muskingum Co. OH.

Fascinating point style found in Illinois.

1 3/8" Wide with a ground base and beveled edges. Found in Mercer Co. OH.

From the life time collection of James Bond. 2 1/16" Kings Arrowhead found in Tennessee. Nicely made arrowhead made of a glossy brown chert. Could be Fort Payne. From the life time collection of James

River stained. Semi-translucent. Florida.

1 1/2" Wide with a ground base and beveled edges. Found in Mercer Co. OH.

Found In Cass County or Brown County Illinois. Ex: Lloyd Miller Collection. Pictured in Central States Archaeological Journal 1957 and In The Beardstown Book by Harold Tyson.

Found In Cass County or Brown County Illinois. Ex: Lloyd Miller Collection. Pictured in Central States Archaeological Journal 1957 and In The Beardstown Book by Harold Tyson.

Found in Texas Ex:Ben Winchester South Fort Museum in Hannibal.

Nice creek stained color and a all around good artifact. Found in Cass Co. IL. 1 3/16" wide.

Found In Cass County or Brown County Illinois. Ex: Lloyd Miller Collection. Pictured in Central States Archaeological Journal 1957 and In The Beardstown Book by Harold Tyson.

Found in Texas, Ex: Ben Winchester Museum Collection Pictured in Artifacts in the News June 1990 Page 12.

2 1/16" Hemphill Arrowhead Motley COA Found in Shelby Co. Missouri by John Cook.

Great color and translucency. Needle tip.

1 5/16" Wide with a nice triangle shape and beveled edges from sharpening. Ex: Ben Winchester Collection. Ben owned The South River Fort Museum in Hannibal. Pictured in Artifacts in The News June 1990

1 1/8" wide. Probably found in Ohio from the source of the material it's made from.

Found in Pike Co. Illinois by Leslie Stolte on his Family Farm West of Barry.

1 15/16" Wide, Found in Arkansas by Tommy Cook.

Found In Cass County or Brown County Illinois. Ex: Lloyd Miller Collection. Pictured in Central States Archaeological Journal 1957 and In The Beardstown Book by Harold Tyson.

Rare example with spade shape instead of the more common trilobate style. Intact spurs. 2,000-2,500 years old. Ex - Nicholas Hadden and Humphries Collections.

2 1/16" Colorful Burlington Arrowhead made by Jim Redfearn. Jim is a well-known knapper from the southeast part of Missouri. He has made beautiful artistic arrowheads for nearly 30 years. This is a ve

Creek Stained Gibson Arrowhead 2 1/16" found in Pike Co. Illinois Ex: Eldon Launer collection.