3 3/8" gorget

3 3/8 Bi-Concave Gorget. MI. Few dings. Lewis McDaniel

3 3/8" Expanded Center Gorget. Adams Co, OH. Banded Slate. Fine condition. Ex-Tom Erdmann, Randy Ridenour, Sam Speck

Nice early example in mahogany obsidian from Mexico. Note the drilled ends. These were used with a series of larger and smaller ones as decoration for idols. Bennett COA

3 3/8" Expanded Center Gorget. Ohio. Ex Charles Henderson

3 3/8" Quad Concave Slate Gorget, found by Jim and Burley Fritz, Pulaski Co, Indiana

4 3/8" Gorget Motley COA, Mississippi Co, Arkansas

4 3/8" Porphyry Gorget. Racine Co, WI. Thin, fine condition. Ex-Ben Thompson (cat. # 1796)

2 3/8" Shell Gorget and 2 Shell Ear Pins (2 1/2" & 2 7/8"). Gorget has is glued. Ancient salvage holes. Ex-Rocky Hall

6 3/8” Slate Gorget

4 3/8" Bi-Concave Gorget. Ohio. Red/Brown Slate. Fine condition

4 3/8" Bi-Concave Gorget. Licking Co, OH. Nicely polished Brown Slate. Very good condition, symmetrical

5 3/8” Bar Gorget, Sandusky Co. Ohio, Ex. Ziegler Coll. – Warner Coll.

5 3/8" Adena Rectangular Gorget. Henry Co, IN. Thin well made. Holes show interesting wear pattern. Ex-Dave Root. Jackson G9+ COA

4 3/8" Hematite Bi-Concave Gorget. Wayne Co, TN. Ex-Jim Beckman. Pictured in WW#10 (p24)

6 3/8" Glacial Kame Gorget. Mercer Co, OH. Ex-Jan Sorgenfrei. Pictured in Collectors 1 (Ballinger, p107). Slate. Partain COA

6 3/8" Black Slate Drilled Gorget. Randolph County, Indiana. Ex-Larry Swann

4 3/8" Hopewell Expanded Center Gorget. Ohio. Rare type. Thin, sleek Slate example. Ex-Gary Noel. Davis G10 COA

8 3/8" Jade Pre-Colombian Tirona Batwing Gorget, 2000 Yrs Old, found in Tirona Colombia South America,

8 3/8" Broken And Glued Jade Pre-Colombian Tirona Batwing Gorget, 2000 Yrs Old, found in Tirona Colombia South America,

4 3/8" LONG PRE COLUMBIAN POLISHED JADE PENDANT / GORGET FROM MEXICO

Certified Lab Grown 3 3/8 ctw Emerald Diamond Double Prong Engagement Ring 18K Rose Gold Style: Side Stone Engagement Ring Total Carat Weight: 3 3/8 ctw Centerstone Carat Wt: 3.0 Centerstone Count: 1

3 3/8" Lost Lake. Clark Co, KY. Beautfully pattered purple and gray Sonora. Pictured in Davis' The Relic List (#67), WW#11 (p434) and Duane Johnson's Apr 2020 Sale Catalog. Ex-Dale Rector, Duane Johns

Rare 3 3/8" Wisconsin Wing Bannerstone. Ohio Co, KY. Ex-J. Clemens Caldwell. Caldwell obtained from the University of Kentucky. Made of a polished Limonite. Very well made. Well pictured in Lutz' Bann

Deeply carved and painted Newcomb College scenic vase most likely done by Henrietta Bailey in 1929. Most impressive is the deep rose background color contrasting nicely with the Spanish moss laden oak