RARE 5 9/16" EARLY HISTORIC FUR TRADE KNIFE FOUND IN

RARE 5 9/16" EARLY HISTORIC FUR TRADE KNIFE FOUND IN SOUTH DAKOTA, NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARROWHEAD, SPEAR, ARTIFACT

LARGE EARLY HISTORIC FUR TRADE SILVER BROACH FOUND IN NORTHERN ALABAMA

NICE MATCHED PAIR OF EARLY HISTORIC FUR TRADE SILVER BROACH FOUND IN NORTHERN ALABAMA

LARGE EARLY HISTORIC FUR TRADE SILVER GORGET BREAST PLATE FOUND IN NORTHERN ALABAMA

LOT OF EARLY HISTORIC FUR TRADE ERA SILVER BEADS, 4 ROLL BEADS AND ONE TINKLER STYLE, FOUND IN NORTHERN ALABAMA

LOT OF 3 EARLY HISTORIC FUR TRADE ERA COPPER RINGS FROM SOUTH DAKOTA

5 9/16†Hopewell Knife Found by Charles Frecker Clinton Co Illinois has some polish from use. Cool piece

AMAZING HISTORIC FUR TRADE PIPE FOUND IN KENTUCKY, EXCELLENT EXAMPLE WITH NO DAMAGE

NICE HISTORIC FUR TRADE PIPE FOUND IN WHITE COUNTY ILLINOIS BY TOM HAGGERMAN, NICE EXAMPLE WITH NO DAMAGE

4 3/4" Early Historic Trade Pipe, Fur Trade

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

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

RARE EARLY HISTORIC LONG STEM TAVERN TRADE PIPE, GREAT OLD EXAMPLE, HARD TO FIND UNDAMAGED

5 3/8" Early Stage Cobbs Knife Found in Scott Co. Illinois Ex: Eldon Launer collection. Prehistoric, Ancient, Authentic Native American Artifacts

5 1/2" Early Dalton Knife, Motley COA, Well Made Thin Example, Found by Ben Bauer in Polk Co. Missouri

4 9/16" Paleo Early Ovoid Knife that was found in Adams Co, Illinois.

5 1/16" Early Ovoid Paleo Knife, Motley COA, found in Calloway Co Missouri

5 1/4" Huge Early Archaic / Dalton Knife, Davis COA, found in Twelve Mile Creek, Campbell Co. Kentucky

3 5/16" INCREDIBLE SPANISH DIGGINGS QUARTZITE EARLY OVIOD KNIFE FOUND IN WELD COUNTY COLORADO, VERY THIN AND WELL FLAKED EXAMPLE

3 5/16" Early Paleo Micro-flake Knife, Motley COA, found in Illinois

3 5/8" Early Archaic Dalton Knife, Adams CO IL, Found south of Quincy Illinois in Melrose Township. Has nice early flaking.

Fur trade era rare un-cut trade blanket. 168 inches x 66 inches. Excellent condition. Very hard to find the un-cut ones like this example!

5 9/16" T-Handle Pipe. Buchanan Co, MO. Tan Limestone with excellent weathering. Possibly a very early Historic Pipe. Excellent condition. Ex-Steve Elwood, Gary Van Dyke

fur trade item, often given to Native American Chief in exchange for trapping rights. Hand hammered copper. 6 1/4" wide.