Thirty-One Native American Points, Bone? Pipe

Three Archaic Spear Points American, ancient: carved horse-form catlinite pipe bowl, 3 in., break and loss to pipe stem; three Native American spear points, one notched chert point, 9-1/2 in., good co

Group of two Native American catlinite pipes. One Sioux catlinite pipe bowl, ca. 1870, with a typewritten label dated 1940 claiming the pipe was owned by the daughter of a chief. One Sioux catlinite e

2 Native American Navajo Pottery Pipes, one measures 5.25'' x 1.75'' and the other measures 4.75'' x 1.5''

Two Native American Tomahawk Pipes, one with brass floral decorated blade, carved wooden handle with feather and bead decoration, antler mouthpiece; one with applied stone, bead and feather decoration

DESCRIPTION: Collection of Native American bird point arrowheads, one possibly a Folsom point arrowhead. In box. CIRCA: Unknown DIMENSIONS: (Possible Folsom point) W: 0.5" L: 1.25"(Other arrowheads) W

Collection of 5 Native American Wood Pipe Stems, one fur on it and one is embellished with beadwork and leather, longest measures 20''L x 1''W

Zuni petit point handmade one of a kind vintage sleeping beauty turquoise cuff with (22) stones size 6 " adjustable W 3/8 " 1" gap sterling silver

(2) Native American pipe tomahawks, 19th/20th c. brass and wood, one with engraved blade, carved and scorched handle, 17"l x 6"w, the other with a textured wood decoration, 17.75"h x 7.5"w Provenance:

One example with red catlinite pipe bowl and a smaller example with black pipestone bowl. Each stem carved and whittled from a single piece of wood is wrapped with dyed and twined porcupine quill deco

DESCRIPTION: Eight Native American points. Includes on 2" Folsom, one 2-3/4" Clovis, one 4-1/2" Clovis, one 4-1/2" Scott's Bluff from the collection of Lonnie Westly, and four points ranging from 2-1/

Native American pipe. Cracked. AS-IS. Measures 28 in. long. Weighs approximately 1.5 lbs. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided as an opin

Native American silver (content unknown) collar tips, with thirty-one bezel-set turquoise cabochons, approx 3.75"l, 3.5"w, 57 grams total (inclusive of all materials) JLS-17C Start Price: $150.00

COLLECTION OF NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND OTHER ARTIFACTSDug in central Missouri, most out of Gourd Creek Cave in Phelps County. Includes an assortment of arrowheads, fragments and more, one-hundred an

COLLECTION OF NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND OTHER ARTIFACTSDug Pulaski County, Missouri. Includes an assortment of arrowheads, fragments and more, fifty-one (51) pieces.Smallest: 1.1 in. (2.8 cm.), large

(5) 2 1/2" to 3 1/2" Greene Flint Lanceolate Projectile Points, Hudson Valley, 350-800 AD, one repaired, one missing tip; PLUS (7) 2" to 4" Atlantic (Snook Kill, Saratoga County, 1800-600 BC), three a

COLLECTION OF NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND OTHER ARTIFACTSDug Phelps County, Missouri at Dry Fork Creek near St. James. Includes arrowheads, fragments and more, thirty-three (33) pieces.Smallest: 1 in.

13 various Native American points. All found in Hardin Co, Ohio. One tip is broken as shows in photos.

COLLECTION OF NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND OTHER ARTIFACTSDug Phelps County, Missouri. Includes scrapers, points and more. thirty-seven (37) pieces.Smallest: 1 in. (2.5 cm.), largest: 3 3/4 in. (9.5 cm.

COLLECTION OF NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS AND OTHER ARTIFACTSDug Pulaski County, Missouri. Includes an assortment of tools and fragments, forty-one (41) pieces.Smallest: 1 in. (2.5 cm.), largest: 2 1/2 in.

DESCRIPTION: Excavated and restored Iroquois pipe bowls from New York state. One with punched decoration. PROVENANCE: Ex. Greenwald Collection. MEASUREMNETS: Range from 2" to 3". CONDITION: See Descri

DESCRIPTION: Four excavated and restored Iroquois pipe bowls from New York state. One with unusual herringbone decoration. PROVENANCE: Ex. Greenwald Collection. MEASUREMENTS: Range from 2-3/4" x 3-1/2

Vintage Native American, Lakota Sioux pipe. Circa 1885. Measures 30 in. long. Label has fallen off. See pictures. Weighs approximately 2 lbs. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requeste

Two Native American beaded bags. One pipe bag and one pouch with elk head. Circa 1940. Excellent condition. Pouch has a stain on one side visible in image. L pipe bag 38".

Native American, midwestern United States (Ohio and surrounding area), early Hopewell culture, ca. 100 BCE to 400 CE. One of my favorites! Made from beautiful red-grey soapstone, colored by iron oxide