MEGA Color Etley, 3.3/4" found in St Charles Co Missouri, Ex Aaron Callies

PHENOMENAL 4 1/8" DOVETAIL, DICKEY, PERINO, & MEADOWS COA, FOUND IN ST CLAIR COUNTY ILLINOIS, PUBLISHED IN 1913 MISSOURI BULLETIN. EX FRED MARSH, JOHN ILKO, A.J. PATRICK, DOUGLAS MILLER, FLOYD RITTER,

MUSEUM GRADE 5 9/16" SCOTTSBLUFF, DICKEY & ROGER'S COA, FOUND IN PIKE COUNTY MISSOURI, EX E.K. PETRIE, EX GUY BROTHERS, AMAZING PARALLEL FLAKING, VERY THIN WITH GREAT COLOR AND NO DAMAGE, TRULY AN INV

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

5 15/16" Dovetail. Brown Co, IL. Glossy, mottled tan and brown Burlington. Large, well made (G10). Light stack on back. Ex-Charles Westley. Found in 1937 by Lynrd Hugg. Found near the Lamoine River

4" Spectacular Mozarkite Dalton found in St Clair Co., Mo w/ 2x COA's. This is the nicest made Dalton we have handled made of Mozarkite and the stone is absolutely gem quality. This has been the Super

6" Dovetail, COA, found in Hancock Co, Ex Shewey and Dave Bogle, Deaccession from Museum of Native American History (Davis COA was lost by David Bogle)

7 1/4" Ramey Knife found in St. Clair Co., Illinois Authentic Native American Artifact

Ben Thompson 3 1/4" Bannerstone Preform, 2x COA- Dickey/Motley, found in St Clair Co Illinois, made of Ferruginous Quartz

Massive 6 5/8" Adena, Dickey COA, found in St Clair Co Illinois, near 1879 French Village

SST. Sign is Maker Marked Stout Sign Co., St. Louis, Missouri. An excellent example of this very rare and tough to find Tin Sign from Hood Tires showing a large Hood Flagman graphic as well as its ori

C. 1910. Koken Supply Co., St. Louis, Missouri. This is an original condition lighted barber pole with iconic red and white stripes. CONDITION: Showing some wear to the porcelain, but no discernible c

2 5/8" Angostura, Davis COA, found in Adams Co Illinois, G9, Ex Floyd Lish Collection

3 1/8" Slate Birdstone. St. Joseph Co, IN. Brown Slate. Ex-Earl Townsend (#1732), R.K. Meyer, Ed Payne. Purple slate with cut mouth, drilled eyes and tallied tail. Fine condition with holes intact. Pi

4 5/8" Reel Gorget, found in Deleware Co., Ohio, Perino C.O.A Ex. Chris Oswald Authentic Native American Artifact

4" Quartz Discoidal. Found in Obion County, Tennessee. Ex Earl Townsend, Jr., Ben Thompson, John Morrison, Ross Vogler and Zach Smith

Sale Highlight: 9 1/4" L. Quapaw Dog Effigy Bottle. Lee Co, AR. Ex-Rick Fitzgerald, Roy Hathcock, Chuck Adams. Found by Gil Gilbreath. Excellent condition, original paint. Well pictured in Hathcock's

4 13/16" Double Cupped Quartz Discoidal. Rhea Co, TN. Ex-Clem Caldwell, Dr. T. Hugh Young, Barnes collections. Found in 1923 on Hiwassee Island. Symmetrical, well made. Pictured in WW#11, p129. Putty

5 1/4" Dovetail. Pike Co, IL. Ex-Earl-Townsend (T-2073 1/2), Robert Bell. From Earl's "LaDassor Dovetail Frame". Pictured Prehistoric Art (St. Louis), p55 (bottom right) and Legends of Prehistoric Art

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

3 1/4" Long Neck Slate Birdstone. Wood Co, OH. Found 1903. Townsend's last Birdstone. Acquired 1987 from Menard Wilson. Ex-Ladow Johnston. T-5286 (actually T-5268 in book). Holes intact, fine conditio

Rare opportunity to acquire one of the All-time finest Flint Ridge Doves ever. Color to die for with perfect symmetry, form, and flaking. Found in Fairfield Co., Ohio. Jackson G-10 & Stermer COA's.

AMAZING 4 1/2" DOVETAIL, DICKEY COA, EX B.W. STEPHENS, FOUND IN MONITEAU COUNTY MISSOURI, PICTURED IN WHO'S WHO NUMBER 1, PAGE 93, FOURTH FROM THE LEFT, STEPHENS PURCHASED FROM W. TILTON ON 3-2-58 FOR

3" Hourglass Bannerstone. Ohio Co, KY. Polished Limestone. Found in 1974. Ex-Steve Dowell. Davis G10 COA

3 7/8" Butterfly Bannerstone. Christian Co, KY. Limonite Quartzite. Ex-Bob Lindley, Leonard Wood. Found by William Cheoweth in 1960. Pictured in Lutz' Bannerstone Book, p220. Davis G9 COA