7 3/4" Mississippian Blade. Davis COA. Pictured in

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

7 ¾” Ceremonial Blade. Spiro Mound. LeFlore Co, OK. Ex-Joe Otten, Tommy Beutell. Thin, very well made. Davis G10 COA

7 3/4" Mayan Macro Blade Belize, Bennett COA

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

2 3/4" Clovis. Burlington Chert. Illinois. A Christmas gift from Vivian in 2006. Pictured in WW#11, p435. Ex-Mark Mullins and Dale Rector. Davis G10 COA

Super nice example formerly of the Fredrick Abel collection and pictured in Who's Who in Indian Relics #10 on page 8, center plate, left hand side, 5 o'clock position. Davis G-10 COA dated 2013.

3 1/2" Teardrop Blade. Calaveras Co, CA. Thin, very well made. Beautifully coated with frost patination. FB Ken Seals. Davis G10 COA. Pictured on introductory page of this auction's catalog.

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

Excellent large Cahokia from the Fredrick Abel Collection. This very arrowhead is pictured on page 8, center photo, left side, in Who's Who in Indian Artifacts, Volume #10. Ultra thin, nicely made of

7" H. Mississippian Bell Plain Jar. Cross Co, AR. Solid example with good form and finish. Davis G9 COA

Vintage Buck #102 Fixed Blade Knife w Leather Sheath 4 3/4" Blade 7 3/4" overall. This knife is in Good or better condiiton as pictured. Comes in matching Buck leather sheath. See pictures.

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

2 ¾” x 7/8” Cumberland, hornstone, Roane Co., Tennessee, Davis COA

6 7/8" Ramey Knife. St. Clair Co, IL. Large Mississippian Blade. A few small nicks on base. Sleek blade profile. Ex-Dean Mesnard. Granger COA

Very Fine 3 3/4" Knight Island. Kentucky. Nicely colored Ft. Payne. Ex-Gilbert Cooper, Mike Thompson. Pictured in Collectors I (CHAPA), p26. Davis G10+ COA

2 3/4" Sandstone Platform Pipe. MO. Good shape, Hopewell influence. Pictured in Jack Robert's 2004 Sale Catalog. Davis G7 COA

3 1/8" Snyders. Tazewell Co, IL. Cobden Chert. Pictured in WW#7, p51. Leo Davis. Partain COA

7 7/8" 3/4 Grooved Axe Cox COA Ex Buetell, Ex Steve Lee, Ex Jenkins, Pictured in Who,s Who Vol. 7, and Central States Journal January, 1983, and Legends of Prehistoric Art. Was found in Adams Co, Illi

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 3/8" Snyders. IL. Pictured in WW#7, p51. Leo Davis. Putty G8+ COA

AMAZING 4 7/16" HOPEWELL NORTH BLADE, DICKEY COA, FOUND IN PIKE CO. ILLINOIS BY RAY FORD IN 1936, VERY COLORFUL EXAMPLE, PICTURED IN LEGENDS #2 PAGE 460

3 1/2" Mozarkite Dalton. Osage Co, MO. Classic black and white streaking. Pictured in WW#7, p264. Leo Paul Davis. Davis G9 COA

5 7/8" Dalton. Boone Co, MO. One of Leo Paul Davis' finest Daltons. Pictured in WW#7, p264. A very large, beveled example. Well made G10 example. Rogers COA

4" Beaver Lake. Alexander Co, IL. Thin and well made Paleo point. Pictured in WW#7,p 264. Leo Paul Davis. Davis G10 COA