3 1/16" Grooved Net Sinker Found in Clay Co. Arkansas. Found along the Little Wabash River.

3 1/16" Grooved Net Sinker Found in Clay Co. Arkansas. Found along the Little Wabash River.

7 7/8" 3/4 Grooved Axe Cox COA Ex Buetell, Ex Steve Lee, Ex Jenkins, Pictured in Who,s Who Vol. 7, and Central States Journal January, 1983, and Legends of Prehistoric Art. Was found in Adams Co, Illi

4 7/16" Wisconsin Wing Bannerstone. Oconto Co, WI (Little River Twp.). A large and fine example with broad (3 3/8") wings. Classic squared barrel. Finely polished black and tan speckled Granite. Excel

HUGE 15 3/8" Blade made of dover flint Found in Arkansas. This is the Larges known Blade to be Found in Arkansas. Found by Theodore Souter. Native American Artifact

4 3/16" Hardin, Davis COA, found in McCaupin Co Illinois, made of gorgeous Strawberry Flint, G10

3 1/4" Long Neck Slate Birdstone. Wood Co, OH. Found 1903. Townsend's last Birdstone. Acquired 1987 from Menard Wilson. Ex-Ladow Johnston. T-5286 (actually T-5268 in book). Holes intact, fine conditio

OUTSTANDING WISCONSIN WING BANNERSTONE, DICKEY COA, FOUND BY HARRIS OLSEN IN LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, OCONTO COUNTY WISCONSIN,THIS PIECE HAS GRACED MANY COLLECTIONS OVER THE YEARS, PURCHASED BY BYRON KN

4 3/4" Gorgeously Colorful Notched Base Dovetail, Dickey COA, found in Warren Co. Kentucky near Bowling Green

4 3/8" Slate Birdstone. Found in 1903 in Ohio Co, KY. Overly cleaned, but otherwise fine condition. Holes intact. Ex-Earl Townsend, Wilbur Cunningham, Richard Harding. Pictured in Townsend's 2013 Sale

3" Hourglass Bannerstone. Ohio Co, KY. Polished Limestone. Found in 1974. Ex-Steve Dowell. Davis G10 COA

7 1/8" H. Human Effigy Bottle. Found near Wilson in Mississippi Co, AR. Highly detailed male with hands resting on knees and 3 pronounced vertebrae. Excellent condition. A pressure crack on back looks

3" Knife River Flint Agate Basin. Motley COA. Found in Iowa. Very Nice Piece of Material.

"Zebra Tapestry", artist proof hand woven maguey fiber tapestry marked "AP-10" lower left and signed "AC" lower right, small stain along the lower middle edge / in as-found condition. Alexander Calder

7 3/4" Dalton. Greene Co, AR. Museum quality example with intricate edge flaking. Found with a similar Dalton and other Dalton period flint. Ex-Eddie Freyer, Ken Partain, Marie family collection. Putt

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

3 7/8" Butterfly Bannerstone. Christian Co, KY. Limonite Quartzite. Ex-Bob Lindley, Leonard Wood. Found by William Cheoweth in 1960. Pictured in Lutz' Bannerstone Book, p220. Davis G9 COA

3 5/8" Quartz Butterfly Bannerstone. Brown Co, IL. Well made. A nicely and evenly weathered surface accentuates the authentic feel of this piece. Vivid red. Found in 1940. Ex-Robert Long. Granger COA

5 5/8" 3/4 Iowa Slant Groove Axe. Mahaska Co, IA (Freemont). Porphyry with large cream color phenocrysts. Excellent symmetry. Very well made, crisp features. Excellent condition. Found by Wayne Polk a

5 3/4" Banded Slate Boatsone. Recovered along Little Deer Creek on Ed's Farm. Perry County, IN. G10, exceptional symmetry. What an incredible personal find by Ed "Buddy" Scheidegger

Wm. J. Lemp Brewing Co. St. Louis, U.S.A. 1896 Calendar lithograph on paper, framed 39.4'' x 29.3'', made by The Milwaukee Litho. & Engr. Co., a little discoloring on top edge, side edge wrinkled, dis

A Pair of Louis XVI Style Fauteuils Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 39 3/4 x width 25 1/2 x depth 22 inches. Property from the Collection of Don and Carolyn Kirkpatrick, Little Rock, Arkansas

A Neoclassical Gilt Bronze Jardiniere Late 19th/Early 20th Century with a tole liner. Width 17 3/4 inches. Property from the Collection of Don and Carolyn Kirkpatrick, Little Rock, Arkansas

19th C Chinese Underglaze Blue Painted Porcelain View of Canton Gates with activity along the Pearl River; Chinese hardwood frame with metal hanger. Good condition. Height of frame 19 inches (48.3 cm.

Pickup, 1967 Chevy Step-Side Dually. You might be thinking "They never made such a thing!" You would be right! This '67 was found for sale along the road and was bought on the phone. It was a half ton