Hopewell Drill

4 1/4" Hopewell Drill found in Pettis County, Missouri. Looks hopewell to us but may be from the Etley family. Ex George Wolf Collection

2 1/8" HEAVILY RESHARPENED HOPEWELL SNYDERS, ALMOST A DRILL FORM, CALHOUN COUNTY ILLINOIS, INDIAN ARROWHEAD, ARTIFACT

Including Drill, Etley, Adana, Hopewell, Hematite sharpening stone & other miscellaneous blades. Largest measures 4.25 x 15 inches, smallest .75 inch. George Nichols collection. Nichols' notes regardi

Woodland culture. Measures 2 x 1.5 inches. George Nichols collection. Nichols' notes regarding site 45 read as follows, "Miller site-Lamine River. True Hopewell village at confluence of Lamine R and M

Largest measures 2.75 x 1 inch, smallest 1.5 x .75 inches. George Nichols collection. Nichols' notes regarding site M-45 read as follows: "Miller site-Lamine River. True Hopewell village at confluence

Largest measures 3.75 x 1 inch. George Nichols collection. Nichols' notes regarding site 45 read as follows: "Miller site-Lamine River. True Hopewell village at confluence of Lamine R and Mo. R." Guar

Largest measures 3.5 x 1 inch. George Nichols collection. Nichols' notes regarding site 45 read as follows: "Miller site-Lamine River. True Hopewell village at confluence of Lamine R and Mo. R." Guara

Appear to be Oklahoma/Missouri/Kansas examples from a Reno, Nevada estate collection. Nice drill, Kay County Chert example, and a hopewell.

3 13/16" Hopewell Curved Base Platform Pipe. Adams Co, OH (Aberdeen). Ex-Earl Townsend (#1843). Earl acquired from W.C. Fuelhart. Pictured in Earl's Collection in Legends (229) and Legends II (p139).

Rare John Deere Van Brunt Grain Drill Display. Truly a museum quality piece. According to consignor Dave Anton, this is one of only three known examples and includes original paint, decal, handle, ste

1" Tall Hopewell Platform Pipe, Broke at Bowl Base, Made of Illinois Pipe Stone, Scott Co, Illinois View Video: Here

Native American, midwestern United States (Ohio and surrounding area), early Hopewell culture, ca. 100 BCE to 400 CE. One of my favorites! Made from beautiful red-grey soapstone, colored by iron oxide

A Willie Brown painted cotton drill 'Russian Battleship' dress, circa 1980, un-labelled, the collar embroidered with runes, with wide shoulders, narrow hem, painted and printed with portholes, rivets,

Native American, northeastern United States, Hopewell Indians, Middle Woodland period, ca. 200 to 900 CE. A fine smoking pipe from the Hopewell Indians, hand-carved from a mottled dark-grey stone with

This is 3 inches long. This piece is from one of 3 large collections out of Illinois. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHEAD ARROWHEADS MISSISSIPPIAN QUAPAW CADDO POTTERY COINS

Native American, Scioto County Ohio, Middle Woodland Hopewell, ca. 100 BCE to 500 CE. Carved from a grey stone, a bird effigy platform pipe, highly polished and replete with wonderful details: partial

Hoosier Drill Co. Richmond Ind. Drill Box Side. Beautiful graphics, original stenciling. Very good condition. 65 1/2 X 8 1/2 inches.

3" Hopewell Reel Gorget. IN. Reddish slate, excellent condition. A rare Gorget type. Ex-Scott Shively, William Tiell, E. French, Dr. Copeland, Dr. T.H. Young. Very nice. Featured on introductory page

8.7/16" Hopewell Point, Putty COA, found in St Claire Co IL, Ex David Currie / Duane Schneider.

Fantastic example found on July 17th, 1932 at Johnsontown, Kentucky in Jefferson County. Broken and repaired but still asn impressive RARE high-art example rarely seen. Limestone or Sandstone. Incredi

Native American corner tang drill, Central, Texas, 3.5/16"l, 1.7/16"w, authentication by Dwain Rogers, housed in 8" x 6" Riker box, .50lb **Provenance: A private Texas collection** Start Price: $80.00

4” x 1 ¾” Pipestone Frog Effigy Hopewell Platform Pipe, 3 Glued Breaks possibly cremation, patina, Ex. Rodney Parsons Coll. Pict. Who’s Who Page 15 #29 Ex. Robin Mcabee Coll.

4 3/4" Dovetail Drill. IN. Flawless Hornstone Drill. Ex-Ken Seim. Putty G10+ COA

4 1/8" Drill. Henry Co, IA. Glossy gray chert, probably Cobden. Fine condition, very well made. Ex-Dave Harvey. Pictured in Prehistoric Artifacts of Iowa, p9