7 Obsidian Points

7 Obsidian Points – Largest 2 1/8” - from the Collection of Harvey Bissell of the Bissell Carpet Sweeper Family

Large Mahogany Obsidian Point 7 3/4" Large Mahogany Obsidian Point

8 7/8” Obsidian Paleo Type Point - from the Collection of Harvey Bissell of the Bissell Carpet Sweeper Family

7 9/16" Obsidian Bi-Point Blade. Lake Co, OR. Large and well made. Stermer COA

7 ½” Mahogany Obsidian Nicely Chipped Point

3 Obsidian Spear Points, Measurements: Pieces Range In Size From 2 7/8" L to 5" L

Fine group of six obsidian stone points and arrow heads including two long narrow examples for fine piercing. Size of largest 7 1/4" L

incl. (1) obsidian spear point, 6”; notched spear point, 4.75”; (2) small spear or dart points, 3”; a Boone Co., Mo spear point, 6.5”; and (2) other points

Array Of Precolumbian, Southern Mexican Flint Points - Scarce Uniface Stemmed Spear Heads, Fine Biface Spears and Obsidian "Eccentrics" 9", 7", 6", 6", 5 1/2", etc.

3 7/16" Tulare Lake Point. Tulare Co, CA. Wonderful Obsidian Paleo. Found by Ken Seals. Rogers COA

2 Kennewick Points (7 1/8" & 6 1/2"). Found together, Lake Co, OR. High grade Obsidian. Smaller has broken tip. Larger is G10. Thin, very well flaked. Ex-Guy Ragusa. Larger has Rogers COA

A gorgeous Colima spear point from West Mexico, ca. 300 BC - 300 AD. This choice, thin blade is 7-3/4 in. long, is made from beautiful mahogany obsidian and retains very sharp edges. Perfect, with goo

Frame of 15 Arrowheads Found in Lake Co. California on or near Bartlet Mountain found by Venn Keeling. The longest point is 2 7/8 inches. The 9" x 11" Frame is included. Mainly consist of Obsidian but

Native American, Northwestern United States, Northern California, likely Miwok or Yana peoples, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A rare collection of 18 arrows including wood shafts and obsidian poi

7” Obsidian Stemmed Knife - from the Collection of Harvey Bissell of the Bissell Carpet Sweeper Family

7 pc. Larger flint points

Lot consisting of 25 Obsidian Points, 15 Fine Obsidian Bladlets, largest 3 3/8”

7 Points – Various States, all with info, largest 3”

**Originally Listed At $200** Native American, Pacific Northwest Coast, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A fine ensemble of 20 hand-knapped obsidian points of semi-translucent or opaque black h

?? Riker with 7 pc mixed flint points

19 Obsidian Points, largest 1 5/8” – 2 are broken - from the Collection of Harvey Bissell of the Bissell Carpet Sweeper Family

1 1/2 to 3 in. L. Towson University Art Collection

Featured in this lot is this collection of obsidian points from the early to late Archaic period and aged from 2,500 - 1,000 B.P. There are four points in this collection. The first is an obsidian axe

**Originally Listed At $200** Pre-Columbian, Mexico to Guatemala, Maya and Toltec cultures, ca. 550 to 1200 CE. This is a fine collection of 10 stone projectile points, blades, and drill - all knapped