Super Fine 2 1/2" Pinetree - Pictured in Overstreet -

Super fine Sonora flint example from Kentucky. Truly a fine, fine example. Super material with great form and lethal serrations. Pictured in numerous Overstreet Guides. Accompanied with a Jackson G-10

7 1/2" Caddo Engraved Bottle. AR. Caddo. Super bottle in very fine condition. Ex-Jack Bonds. Pictured in Art of the Ancient Caddo, p37. 7/30/19: Added pic from Art of the Ancient Caddo.

3 1/2" Super Fine Mozarkite Hardin Barb (Great Restoration Candidate) found in Cooper Co., Mo. Ex George Wolf Collection

1 1/2" Super Fine Hardaway found in the 1970's to 1980's by Dr McQuire in Benton County, Mo. This is an extremely well made little point. Material is High Grade Chouteau Chert. May fall under a differ

VIENNESE ENAMEL, HAND MIRROR, HAND BRUSH, LINT BRUCH SUPER FINE ENAMEL DECORATION, MIRROR 10 1/2 X 4 1/4"

Comprises: 1) 7 1/2 yards of Holland & Sherry's super-fine worsted wool warp satin in blue, #DE10463, "Glace". Approx. width of 60". 2) 12 1/4 yards of Maharam's 90% worsted wool and nylon, "Canvas",

10 1/2" Pre-Colmbian Pendant, Tairona, Very Fine, Super Polish/Finish, Drilled Suspension Hole, Exceedingly Rare Size, Broken and glued

Great form and great symmetry. No stacks, divots, or other unpleasantries. Really a fine relic. Multicolored glossy well patinated high grade Flint Ridge. Fairfield Co., Ohio. Jackson G-10 COA.

Rare Superfine KNOX New York LFA black Top Hat with original box and hat brush. Very good condition. Measures approx 12 inches long brim to brim, 10 1/2 inches wide brim to brim and 6 inches high. Pro

Super nice example formerly of the Miller, Van Oss, Ray Arnett, and Siegel Collections. Found in Franklin Co., Missouri. Black Excello Flint. Pictured on page 738 in Overstreet's 11th edition. Perino

5 1/2" Exqusit Payson Chert Cobbs Knife, Beveled, Fine, Super Color, St Charles Co Missouri, Ex Kilander

EARLY PORCELAIN FIGURE OF WOMAN W/DOG, SIGNED ON BOTTOM R M, FINE HAIRLINE ON BOTTOM TO BACK OF HER CAPE, MEASURES 11 1/4" HIGH, 12 1/2" ACROSS THE BASE, AS PICTURED

12 1/2" Plains Spiked Tomahawk. Sioux. Very old head (circa 1860) with new haft added later. Fine condition. Ex-Steve Switzer, Tom Richards, Jim Dresslar. Pictured in Ornamental Indian Artifacts (Hoth

6 1/2” Sedalia, Super Workmanship, Perino 1995 COA, Found in Pike CO Missouri by George Jennings, Heavily patinated, Pictured in Dave Harvey’s Collection in Who’s Who #8

Super Nice Flaked Pinetree Point, 3 1/2 x 1 5/8", TN

Super thin extra fine nicely translucent needle tipped Owl Creek Chert example from Central Texas. This one has it all. Formerly of the Humphries and Allen Collections. Jackson G-9 COA dated 7/12/12.

Two full "Sealed" boxes Western Super-X 12 Ga. Centennial Commemorative 2 piece boxes. These two fine condition boxes show sharp corners and margins, bright colors with only a slight bit of yellowing

2 1/16" Quartz Bottle Bannerstone. Alcorn Co, MS. Finely made of translucent white Quartz. Fine polish. Very fine condition. Pictured in Who's Who #12, p669. Found by Randall Hines in 1963. Putty G10

5 1/2" Elliptical Gorget. Adams Co, OH. Thin, graceful shape. Nicely banded Slate. A few old scrapes on back, but fine condition. Ex-Dr. John Mountjoy. Pictured in Who's Who #12, p495

5 3/4" 1/2 Groove Humped Adz. Pittsburgh, PA (Allegheny Co.). Rare artifact type with flat bottom and domed top. Accentuated ridges. Very fine polish, some use nicks to bit. Pictured in Who's Who #12,

5 1/2" Charmstone. Tulare Lake, CA. Finely shaped with peg top. Polished green Hardstone. Fine condition. Ex-Dr. John Mountjoy, Ken Seals. Pictured in Who's Who #12, p495

2 Polished Dover Celts found in Southern IN. 3 7/8 and 4". Very well made, nicely polished and in fine condition. Larger pictured in Who's Who #12, p497

3 1/2" Humped Bar Amulet. Lenawee Co, MI. Finely made of Banded Slate with cord groove engraved between holes. Fine condition. Ex-Dale Roberts, Paul Sellers (51 years). Found by Frank Ives in 1929. Pi

3 1/2" Lost Lake. KY. Hornstone. Thin, fine edgework. G10. Ex-Rick Marsh. Pictured in WW#11, p298