Ovoid Blade, Paleo, Hancock Co IA, 3.3/8 inches

Ovoid Blade, Paleo, Hancock Co IA, 3.3/8 inches

3 1/2" Ovoid Blade found in Hancock Co., Illinois, Authentic Native American Arrowhead

6 1/2" Late Paleo Blade. Lee Co, IA. Pronounced lateral flaking. Putty G9 COA

5 13/16" Paleo Early Ovoid Knife found in hancock Co, Illinois.

5 1/4" Paleo Early Ovoid Knife found in Hancock Co, Illinois.

Paleo Blade, Lightly Ground Base, Macon Co Missouri 3 inches

Paleo Blade, Heavily Ground Base, Florence Chert, Macon Co MO, 3.4 inches

5 7/8" Paleo Lanceolate. Hancock Co, OH. Large, thin and well made. Glossy Coshocton. Wonderfully flaked. G10. Ex-Duane Johnson, Bob Converse, Dr. Stan Copeland. Rogers, Putty and Partain COAs. Featur

7 3/8" Holt Blade. Montgomery Co, IA. Rare type. Surfaces anciently ground to a smooth finish. Ex-Dave Harvey, Paul Kline . Found by Ralph Worstell in 1936. Perino thought it might be a Dance Blade. P

5 11/16" Stanfield Blade. Jones Co, IA. Large, thin. Very colorful, heat treated chert. G10. Ex-Dave Harvey. Pictured in Prehistoric Artifacts of Iowa, p143

5 5/8" Allen (Yuma) Point. Fremont Co, IA. Oblique parallel, Paleo flaking. Green and brown Flint Hills flint. Ex-Dave Harvey, Paul Kline, Merle Bromley (finder). Very nice. Motley COA

4 gal. stoneware ovoid jar impressed mark of "D.L. Atcheson, Annapolis, IA", Parke Co., Indiana, Atcheson started his pottery in 1841 and died in 1853, 15" t. x 11" diameter at widest point

19 1/2" Clovis Biface. Found by Don Ward during the 1930's in Jackson Co, WI. Hixton Quartzite. One end glued, no restoration. Large, impressive blade attributed to the Paleo period. Stermer COA

Eastern Woodlands Spontoon Tomahawk Head 18th century hand-forged with outward curled tines and ovoid-shaped eye overall length 9 inches x width of blade 1 1/2 inches

Plains Tacked Knife Sheath, with Knife fourth quarter 19th century harness leather sheath, studded with 86 brass tacks; blade marked J.RUSSELL & CO, GREEN RIVER WORKS sheath length 10-1/2 inches knife

This is a fantastic circa 1875 double batwing cutout pipe tomahawk collected from the Crow in Montana. The piece exhibits a 10 ? inch long forged iron head that has eight copper inserts in the blade.

Jukes Coulson & Co. Dag Knife mid-19th century remnants of a wood and copper handle; marked on blade  length 12-3/8 inches

4 5/8" Early Ovoid Knife. Hart Co, KY. Hornstone with cortex base. Very thin with lateral Paleo flaking. Ex-Gary Noel, Hubert Shelton

Beautiful rare piece from Alexandria, VA - measures 13 x 10 1/2 inches 1825 - 31

1 gal. ovoid stoneware jug with impressed mark "Annapolis, IA" with an impressed star, 10" t., Parke Co., Ind.

Of tapering ovoid form, internally decorated with green stylized leaves and swag motifs, iridized, engraved with spurious signature L.C. Tiffany Favrile K 596. Height 5 1/2 inches. appears to

One of a kind Horse shaped homemade tobacco cutter. Attached to wood slab this cutter has a thick handle and diecut blade. 15 inches long. Axe style cutter by the Rogers Iron Co. Springfield, Ohio.

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)

6 1/8" Keokuk Axe. Lee Co, IA. Expertly made with raised pole ridge. Filbrandt notes as "one of the best". Fine condition with fine collector history. Ex-Gary Cuckler, Bruce Filbrandt, Bob Morast (981