Heavily Serrated Scallorn, Fort Smith Arkansas 1 1/8

Heavily Serrated Scallorn, Fort Smith Arkansas, very well made and fine, 1 inches

Heavily Serrated Scallorn, Fort Smith Arkansas, very well made and fine, 1 1/16 inches

Flint Serrated Eccentric Point, Fort Smith Arkansas, very neat piece, 1 5/8 inches

3 1/8" ETLEY POINT, FORT SMITH ARKANSAS

3 1/8" NOVACULITE BLADE, GOOD COLOR, FORT SMITH ARKANSAS

1 1/8" Heavily Serrated Sequoya, Approved by Maury Meadows, Authentic American Arrowhead

Perfect example made of a very pretty maroon, coral, and cream Jasper. Minute serrations all the way up and down both blade edges. Some folks refer top them as 'Miniature Pinetrees'. Bath Co., Kentuck

1 1/8" Wildly Serrated Scallorn Arrowhead found by Bob Beckmann in Franklin County, Missouri. Ancient Authentic Native American Indian Artifacts Arrowheads

2 1/4" BURLINGTON DALTON, FORT SMITH ARKANSAS

1) Central of Georgia Ry. Co. 1350. 2) The Commercial Express 173. 3) The White Baggage Transfer Fort Smith [Arkansas] 141. Claim baggage at Depot. 4) U. P. Ry. 5) Montgomery and Columbus Ga. 42. Via

2.5/8" Heavily Serrated Scearcy, NE Arkansas, Ex Dennis Smith, Wood River Illinois

Finely serrated super thin highly translucent example from Central Texas. Ex- Meyer Collection.

Chairs 28-1/2" wide X 34-1/2" deep X 29-1/2" high. Ottoman 18" diameter X 12" high. MG. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed

1 1/4" Serrated Fort Ancient Arrowhead found in Southern Ohio. Appears to be heavily patinated Flint Ridge Chalcedony. From the life time collection of James Bond. Key words: Ancient, Prehistoric Nati

1 7/8" Heavily Beveled/Serrated Dalton found in Arkansas Authentic Native American Artifact

2 1/8" Corner Notch, Heavily Serrated, MI, Native American Artifacts

Title: 1854-5 Whipple Map of Arkansas to New Mexico -- Map No. 1 From Fort Smith to the Rio Grande Under the direction of the Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War… Cartographer: A Whipple Year / P

Title: 1853-4 Whipple Map of Parts of Arkansas, Indian Territory, Texas and New Mexico -- Map No. 1 From Fort Smith to the Rio Grande…under the direction of the Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of Wa

Translucent around the heavily leathally serrated perimeter. Huge for the type. Very thin with no stacks or divots. High-grade charcoal gray chert. Found in Arkansas. Rare and very collectible.

2 1/8" Corner Notch NE Arkansas, Ex Dennis Smith, Wood River Illinois

2 1/8" Heavily Beveled Dalton found in SE Arkansas Authentic Native American Artifact

2 1/8" Serrated Dalton found in Pettis County, Missouri. Looks very much like Crowlies Ridge chert from northeast Arkansas. Ex George Wolf Collection.

English Linen Upholstered Club Chair, George Smith </> Upholstered in a Colefax and Fowler linen with a George Smith label. 33 1/2 x 32 1/2 x 37 1/2 in., height of seat 18 1/2 in. </>George Smith, Lon

4" Four Hole Rattlesnake Gorget. TN. Rare type with drilled center and four holes. Heavily cupped. Comes with 18 large 1 1 /4" Beads and 8 large Ear Ornaments (2 1/4"-5 1/2"). Davis GOA