18. 4 7/8" Slate Tube Pipe. IN. Nice example.

Nice example in a greenish steatite reported from Ohio. Formerly of the Mills Collection. Tony Putty COA (2007)

4 7/8" Shovel Pendant. Allen Co, OH. Slate. Large, nice example. Ex-Archie Diller. Davis G9 COA

Nice example from Adams Co., Ohio in gray hardstone formerly of the Dunn Collection. Jackson and Davis G-10 COAs.

4 3/8" Slate Tube Bannerstone. Ohio Co, IN. Large, flared example. Ex-Kevin Pipes. Davis G9 COA

4 7/8" Tube Bannerstone. IN. Fine old Slate example with one unfinished end. Ex-Glenn McQuaide, John Duncan. Putty COA

Out of the Robert Warrenberg Collection Collected from the mid to late 1900’s

7 1/4" Slate Tube Pipe. Newton Co, IN. Large, good symmetry. Nicely polished with ancient salvage polish on ends. Good condition. Ex-Dale and Betty Roberts. Acquired from Gordon Hart. Pictured in Who'

4" drilled tube green slate Pipe Ex Sam Wasion Collection

3 5/8" Brown Slate Tube Pipe. Decatur Co, IN. Very well made, few nicks on end. Unusual chamfer on inside of bowl. Nice. Ex-John Davidson. Davis G9 COA

Nice example from Ohio with some defoliation. Good overall polish however. Ex - Sherman Collection. Jackson COA.

7 1/4" Ribbed Catlinite T-Pipe. Historic, 1890-1940. Nice, ornate example. Native American. Ex-Bryce Hathcock

Nice example from Virginia with repair. Hard black steatite with a great polish. Proto-Historic.

Nice carved example from the Caribbean.

Nice diorite example reported from the Del Rio Site in Cocke Co., Tennessee. Ex - Cowan Hood Collection.

Pipestone or Bauxite example from the Mississippi Valley. Mississippian or proto historic in age.

4 5/8" Flared Tube Pipe. California. Well polished Steatite. Block end type, very nice

Very nice slate example from the Midwest. Formerly of the Davidson Collection.

Nice example from Bastrop Co., Texas. Fired Clay. Mississippian era piece.

Nice Conglomerate Quartz example from IN/OH Border region. Great polish.

4 7/8" x 3" Winged Slate Bannerstone. Motley COA. Found near Aurora, Illinois. Nice colorful banding, high quality artifact.

1 7/8" Black Slate Pipe. This is a very nice but not an ancient pipe. Likely made over the past 75 years. For use in smoking this pipe would require a pebble in the stem to reduce air flow.

4 7/8" H. Hooded Face Effigy Jar. AR. "Mask" type face with tattooing. Solid with pressure crack and exfoliation on bottom. Light buff coloring. Rare example. Ex-Kevin Pipes, Dr. Jim Cherry

4 7/8" Harahay. Humphreys Co, TN. Detailed edgework. Light Dover. Nice. Ex-Kevin Pipes. Davis G10 COA

7 1/4" Tomahawk Effigy Catlinite Pipe. Early 1900's tourist trade. Finely engraved with flower on both sides of bit. Hand engraved. Fine condition, one small nick on bit. Nice example