¾ Groove Short Poll Type Axe

Archaic Period, 8000-1000 B.C.Berrien County, Michiganlength 6.5 in.with restoration to the corner of the poll which has broken off Provenance: Collection History: ex Cameron Parks Collection, Garrett

Nice example from Mercer Co., Ohio with a short poll.

Nice short-poll example from Mercer Co., Ohio. Granite.

Small 'Toy' Axe from the Nicholas Hadden Collection and found in Bourbon Co., Kentucky. Rare type. Green diorite. Poll Damage.

5” Hohokam Type ¾ Groove Axe with unusual wedge shaped bit, shows patina

9 1/8” Full Groove Michigan Barb Type Axe, few chips to bit Late Bob Leach of Battle Creek Michigan

5" pophery type axe, 3/4 groove, marked Pike Co Illinois

7” Full Groove Axe, some chips to poll, varnished on one side, Indiana

19th c American type goosewing hewing Axe signed illegibly on poll Head 9 x 10.5" Handle 16"

Two Unusual Native American Grooved Axesthe first axe of brown hardstone, having a shallow groove and a rounded poll over a highly polished bit (old losses to poll), 9-1/4 in.; the second axe is possi

Guan-Type Bottle Vase, The compressed globular body encircled by carved grooves, rising from a short straight foot to a tall tapering neck encircled by two bow-string bands in imitation of bamboo and

Guan-Type Bottle Vase, The compressed globular body encircled by carved grooves, rising from a short straight foot to a tall tapering neck encircled by two bow-string bands in imitation of bamboo and

Guan-Type Bottle Vase, The compressed globular body encircled by carved grooves, rising from a short straight foot to a tall tapering neck encircled by two bow-string bands in imitation of bamboo and

2 9/16" Wide Granite Axe. Nice Squared off poll. Found in Missouri.

5” Full Groove Ohio Axe, frame with 12 Flint Types, Columbia River Region, Ex. James Lindston Coll.

A Chinese Rare Jian Type Tea Bowl. Of conical body, supported on a short unglazed foot to a groove mouth rim, covered overall with vivid blue hue glaze and dark blue lines. {Diameter 4 7/8 inches (12.

Large Sized Full Groove Ancient Stone Axe Head, An Eastern U.S Type 9 1/2" Long

to include the following: two full groove axes (4 in. and 4.75 in.) (both with substantial chips); a well-made 3/4 groove axe (4.5 in.) (chip to poll); a drilled soapstone weight (5.5 in.) (chip to si

5” Highly Developed ¾ Groove Axe, chunk missing to side of poll

6 1/8" 3/4 Groove Axe. Brown Co, IL. Highly polished Slate Axe. Very good condition for material type. Motley COA

Jian-Type Black and Brown Glaze Tea Bowl with Kiln Clay. Of deep conical form, rising from a short straight foot to a finger groove below the mouth rim, the thick glaze of a rich black tone accentuate

Ca. 900-100 AD. An iron axe head comprising a short, curved blade, elongated cheek, lozenge-shaped poll and round socket. Fair condition; mounted on a custom-made stand. The bearded axe, or Skeggøx

Rare 5 3/4" Southern Barbed Axe. Found near Alexandria, VA. Full Groove with trophy style barbs. Excellent polish. Ding to top on one barb. Rare type. Ex-Dr. John Mountjoy. Pictured in Who's Who in In

Ca. 1000-1200 AD. Viking Age. An iron battle axe with a short, curved blade, arched cheek, and heavy, reinforced poll. The cheek is decorated with incised geometric patterns. The bearded axe, or Skegg