An Expanded Center Bottle Bannerstone and Associated

Or shaman's spirit pipe with expanded center in gray slate, nice polish, 4" long x 1" diameter. Faben Collection Defiance Ohio, collected between 1915 and 1940. Condition Fine.

3" Bottle Bannerstone. Boone Co, MO (West of Columbia). Deep reddish Quartz with white striping. Ex-Joe Kinker, E.L. Renno (NTB189). Pictured in Who's Who in Indian Relics #7 (p127) and WW#11 (p279).

2 7/16" Bottle Bannerstone. Cass Co, IL. Museum quality Quartz example. Pictured in the Leo Paul Davis Collection in WW#3 (p101) and WW#7 (p50). Ex-Gary Litherland. Very nice

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

2 3/8" Quartz Bottle Bannerstone. Made of colorful ferruginous Quartz. Excellent condition. Very well made, bi-face construction. Highly developed "wings". Ex-Tim Terwelp. Found by Arnold Yunker in 19

2 15/16" Quartz Bottle Bannerstone. Boone Co, MO. Ex-Lawrence Bishop, B.W. Stephens (has his self-drawn caricature), B-222. G10 example in Butterscotch Quartz. Pictured in Prehistoric Antiquities, Feb

2 1/2" Bottle Bannerstone. Madison, WI. (Dane County). Wonderfully polished Quartz. 100% polish. Fine condition with slight worn over breakout on back bottom hole. Showy example made of high grade Qua

Highly polished over its entirety. Beautiful quartz in superb condition. St. Charles Co., Missouri. Collected by Chalmer Lynch of Evansville, Indiana prior to WW2 from Byron Knoblock. Jackson G-10 COA

2 7/16" Bottle Bannerstone. Scott Co, IL. White Quartz with vivid red streaks. Ex-Bruce Miller. Pict. In 2014 GIRS Calendar. Partain and Jackson COAs

3&1/16 INCHES LONG BY 2&3/8 INCHES WIDE FROM MONTGOMERY COUNTY TENNESSEE EX-CARL WORTHINGTON EX- JAMES BAKER COLLECTION MADE OF FERRUGINOUS QUARTZITE HAS A JACKSON COA

It is 2&1/16. It is from Alcorn County Mississippi. It is made of Quartz. It is pictured in Who's Who in Indian Relics #12 (p669). Found by Randall Hines in 1963. It comes with a Tony Putty Certificat

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 2&9/16 INCHES LONG. IT IS FROM PIKE COUNTY MISSOURI. IT COMES WITH A TONY PUTTY & KEN PARTAIN CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITI

2 9/16" Bottle Bannerstone. Pike Co, MO. Excellent patina on this colorful relic. Well made, G10. Putty G10 and Partain COAs. 7/28/16: Added pictures of bottom and top

4 15/16" Expanded Center Gorget. OH. Large, banded slate example. Davis G9 COA

Expanded Center Slate Gorget, Ohio, Davis G9 COA, 4 15/16†long,

2 5/8" Yellow/Brown Quartzite Bottle Bannerstone. Monroe Co, Illinois. Found in the late 1800s. Ex-Prof W.O. Emory and Ray Franks. Jackson COA

4 1/2" Expanded Center Gorget. Perry Co, OH. Vividly banded Slate. A few scuffs, but a fine old piece out of the Dave Root collection (3624S). Ex-Dr. John Mountjoy, Bob Converse

2 7/16" W. Quartz Bottle Bannerstone. Calhoun Co, IL. White, weathered Quartz. Good condition. Ex-Rocky Hall

4 1/2" Expanded Center Gorget. Spencer Co, IN. Thin, Adena style. Pronounce black banding on light green slate. Ex-Bill Craycraft. Nice. Davis G9 COA

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

5 1/16" Undrilled Expanded Center Gorget. Crawford Co, OH. Nicely made with faceted ends. Very fine. Banded Slate. Ex-Dr. Mountjoy, Dave Root (518S), Bob Converse, Al Wakefield. Pictured in The Root C

4 7/16" Expanded Center Gorget (undrilled). Allen Co, IN. Anciently faceted ends. Banded Slate. Ex-Lyle Guckert, William Teill, Fran Hessert. Pictured in 1988 #3 Central States (p146) and Teill's 2006

This is 3&1/4 inches long. Each & every piece in this auction comes from the late Richard Lienau collection from Lebanon, Illinois. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHEAD ARROW

2 3/4" Bottle Bannerstone Preform. Ross Co, OH. Form of Quartzite. Hollow reed drilling ~1/2 deep. Ex-Randy Ridenour, Rick Koenig. Meadows COA