14 1/4”L. x 2/8”w. Walrus tusk scrimshawed cribbage board, signed by Native American First Nations Inuit artist George Penatac. Very artistic depicting grizzle bears, moose and Alaskan mountain range. Excellent condition

2 5/8”L. x 1 5/16”t. Hardstone Atlatl weight, found in 1958 on Sauvies Island, Oregon. Found during an archaeological excavation. Highly developed, fluted top and bottom, horizontal groove. Jerry Dickey COA. and Stermer COA.

12 5/8”L. x 1 3/4”w. Roller Pestle, Oregon. Very nice form, limestone or sandstone material. Jerry Dickey COA.

8 1/8”L. x 2 1/2”w. Roller Pestle, Eastern OR. Porous hardstone. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 3/8”L. x 2 1/16”w. Colorful Mozarkite Snyder’s point, found by Chuck near the Truman Reservoir, Benton Co., MO. Jerry Dickey COA.

4”L. x 1 3/16”w. Colorful pink and cream Karnak found by Chuck in Benton Co., MO. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

2”L. x 1 5/16”w. Very colorful glossy base notch found by Louis Domashasky in 1960’s in central OR.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

2 3/16”L. x 3/4”w. Thin serrated corner notch found in OR. by Louis Domashasky in 1960’s. Dickey COA.

4 Points found by Charles in Benton Co., MO. Largest is a 3 7/8”L. Dickson, smallest is a colorful gray 2”L. Jakie stem. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

Frame with 10 points all found by Charles in Benton Co., MO. near Truman Lake. Longest is a 3”L. square stem includes a Novaculite Mehlville and small Dalton. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

Frame with 5 points found in OR. by Bob Strene and Louis Domashasky. Largest is a 4 7/8”L. obsidian knife, thin oblique flaked bi-point. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

Frame with 13 colorful points found near Orchard, NE. in the 1960’s. Longest is a sparkly 3 1/4”L. knife includes a 2”L. Nethers flint blade, colorful Knife River flint Bird points, Kaolin like base notch. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

Frame with 7 points, found near Orchard, NE. Longest is 2 7/8”L., includes 2 Novaculite translucent points and very thin side notch. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

Frame with 7 points, 6 are from Calhoun Co. IL. near Kampsville. The colorful Agate Basin is from Peoria Co. IL. found by David Wiemer, longest is 3 3/8”L. all reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

11 Relics, all personal finds of Charles, 9 found in Benton Co., near Clinton, MO. 2 dark items from OR.

5 1/4”l. X 2 5/8”T. High polished Keokuk Ax, Iowa. Nice form, wide groove. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 1/2”L. x 2 7/16”t. 3/4 grooved Ax, Iowa. Good polish, flat top and bottom, ancient hammer use to poll.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

3 9/16”L. x 2 5/16”t. highly developed 3/4 grooved Ax, good polish, from Iowa. Flat top and bottom. Dickey COA.

4 1/4”L. x 1 3/8”w. Burlington Adena, from IA. Glossy, nice form. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 5/8”L. x 1 9/16”w. Glossy, very colorful banded Hopewell point from IA. Nice workmanship. Jerry\r\nDickey COA.

17” x 13” wooden shadowbox display with 39 Pipes, 38 are old white clay types, includes check dated 1863 to a volunteer of a Conn. Regiment, large dark platform pipe is an old REPLICA.

Frame of 22 relics, found in Oakville, IA., after the great flood in 2008. Longest is a 4 7/16”L. Sedalia, includes\r\na serrated knife, colorful Adena and a hardstone relic with an incised circle.

15” x 13” Oak frame with 25 points from MS. Largest is 2 3/8”, mostly colorful Citronelle gravel, center is\r\n2 1/8” white quartz. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

12” x 18” walnut frame containing 32 points and one Ax from Iowa. Largest point is 3 1/2”, Ax is 2 3/4”L. with\r\nnice form. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

8” x 15” Frame with 47 old marbles, includes 5 shooters, 2 are wooden, includes Akro agates and more.

8 x 12 Frame with 20 WWII and more recent military insignias, includes 2 sterling silver Air Force wings,\r\nsterling Marksman medal, old Army Air Corp ID bracelet.

Collection of old military buttons, locks, insignias, 2”d. and 1”d. cannon balls and 5 1/2” square U.S. horse blinders.\r\n

4 7/8”L. x 1 9/16”w. Glossy tan Dalton, Adams Co., OH. Serrated, nice color, fine workmanship. Rogers and Jerry Dickey COA’s.

4 1/4”L. x 1 1/4”w. Burlington Dovetail, Bond Co., IL. Glossy cream and brown, beveled, nice narrow notches.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

4 9/16”L. x 1 7/16”w. Burlington Dalton, IL. Fluted base, thin fine workmanship, small ancient nicks. Motley states very small area of tip has modern chipping, Dickey states rechipping not noticeable. Motley and Dickey COA’s.

3 1/8”L. x 15/16”w. Burlington Plainview from NE. Fine workmanship and serrations. Motley and Dickey COA’s.

3 3/8”L. x 1 5/16”w. Colorful Avon cream and blue gray Dovetail, N.W., Illinois/Iowa area, nice workmanship\r\n Jerry Dickey COA.

4 1/4”L. x 1 1/8”w. Burlington Sedalia, Missouri/Iowa area, cream and gray. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 1/4”L. x 15/16”w. Dalton, Perry Co., IL. Deep base finely serrated. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 7/8”L. x 1 3/4”w. Thin early Hardin, modern edge nick. MO. Creamy Burlington. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 1/4”L. x 1 1/16”w. Thin gray hornstone Copena, Lawrence Co., IN. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

2 5/8”L. x 1 1/8”w. Dark gray and cream Archaic Drill, Kentucky/Indiana area, nice workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

2 15/16”L. x 1 7/8”w. Colorful cream and blue gray Avon Hardin. Ex. Bob Jenkins. Bond Co., IL. Ancient use polish to tip, nice workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 3/8”L. x 15/16”w. Colorful glossy Burlington Clovis, MO. Fluted obverse and reverse, approx. 1/4” of tip has\r\nmodern alteration. Roy Motley COA.

3 1/2”L. x 1 1/16”w. Glossy Burlington Dalton, MO. Serrated, fine workmanship, approx. 1/2” of one side of tip is rechipped, deep base. Roy Motley and Jerry Dickey COA’s.

2 3/8”L. x 1 1/4”w. Classic Burlington Tablerock, Iowa/Missouri area. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

Two frames one with 23 Western obsidian points, longest is 3 1/2” and a small wooden frame with 48 bird points, Corner Tang in center is modern, balance are ancient. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

8 1/4”t. x 7 3/4”w. Blond fish effigy water bottle, New Madrid Co., MO. Ex. Jerry Davis. Very detailed, platformrnbottom, heavily patinated, one probe hole, good detail to features, rare type. Jerry Dickey COA.

7”t. x 6 1/4”d. Hooded Owl effigy bottle, Cross Co., AR. Very high burnish, nice fire clouds, no restoration,\r\nattractive. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 1/4”t. x 6 5/8”d. Fish effigy bowl, Cross Co., AR. Nice features, burnish and fire clouds, rim chips but nornrestoration. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 1/2”t. x 7 1/4”d. Compound water bottle with bowl on bottle. Mississippi Co., AR. Rim chips but otherwise solid, no restoration, wide platform bottom, nice burnish and form, has pressure cracks. Jerry Dickey COA.

7 3/4”t. x 7 3/4”d. Hooded frog face bottle found near Rose Mound in Mississippi Co., AR. by Ron Richardson.\r\nGlue stabilized pressure cracks otherwise solid, nice fire clouds and form. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 7/8”t. x 5 7/8”d. Frog effigy bowl, Mississippi Co., AR. Minor rim chips otherwise solid, no restoration, 4\r\nsuspension holes, nice features, node decorated rim, good finish. Jerry Dickey COA.

5”t. x 5 1/4”d. Red Quapaw water bottle, Lee Co., AR. Approx. 1 1/4” of rim is repaired, part of neck is repainted otherwise solid, nice form, most paint intact. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 1/8”t. x 9 3/8”d. Duck head effigy bowl, Mississippi Co., AR. Tail and beak of bird is RESTORED, bowl is mostly solid with nice finish, small 2 1/4” repair at rim. Jerry Dickey COA.

7 1/2”t. x 5”d. Blakely Caddo bottle, Ouachita Co., AR. Nice form and finish, solid. Reviewed by Sam Johnson.

2 1/2”t. x 6 5/8”d. Rope rimmed bowl, Mississippi Co., AR. Approx. 5 1/2” repair at rim, nice finish, and unusual type. Reviewed by Sam Johnson.

9 1/4”t. x 5 3/4”d. Caddo Blakely engraved water bottle from Clark Co., AR. Solid, no restoration, small rimrnchips, some ochre in decoration, nice finish and fire clouds. Reviewed by Sam Johnson.

6 1/2”t. x 8”d. Bear effigy Tail Rider, Cross Co., AR. Neck of bear face and head of Tail Rider is RESTORED, bowl is solid with nice form and finish. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

3 1/4”t. x 6 5/8”d. Red owl effigy Quapaw bowl, broken and glued in large pieces, Lee Co., AR. Reviewed byrnJerry Dickey.

5 3/4”t. x 6 1/2”d. Mississippian dimple or moon incised water bottle from Mississippi Co., AR. Unusual formrnand fine finish, solid, no restoration. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

3”t. x 7 1/2”d. Mississippian beaker/bean pot, St Clair Co., IL. Pressure crack, restored handle, solid bowl, nice finish, rare find. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

8 1/2”t. x 6 3/4”d. Serpent engraved water bottle, Bradley site, Crittenden Co., AR. Rim chip but solid, possible repair to platform base, engraving is possibly modern. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

11”L. x 3”t. Anasazi ladle, restored handle, bowl appears original. Found on private land in southern N.M.

4 1/2”t. x 4 5/8”d. Anasazi pitcher, Snowflake style, restored handle, remainder is solid. Found on private land in AZ.

4 1/4”t. x 5 3/4”d. Incised Mississippian jar, Belle site, Mississippi Co., AR. Broken, glued and repaired but nice artistry. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

4 7/8”t. x 5 1/4”d. Mississippian carinated jar, pressure crack but solid, platform base, nice form. Cross Co., AR.\r\nReviewed by Jerry Dickey.

3 1/2”t. x 5 3/8”d. Double snakehead effigy bowl, pressure cracks but otherwise solid. Stoddard Co., MO.\r\nEx. Jerry Davis.

4 1/8”t. x 4”d. Mississippian water bottle, carinated form, Poinsette Co., AR. Solid, no restoration, nice form.\r\nReviewed by Jerry Dickey.

7 1/2”t. x 9 1/2”d. Incised Mississippian strap handled jar, Mississippi Co., MO. Restored, nice artistry. Ex. Jerry Davis.

8 3/4”t. x 6 3/8”d. Large mouth Mississippian bottle, solid, no restoration, nice finish and fire clouds, Stoddard Co., MO. Ex. Jerry Davis.

11”t. x 7”d. Huge teardrop/Ogee bottle, Stoddard Co., MO. Pie crust platform, body is RESTORED. Ex. Jerry\r\nDavis. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

6 1/2”t. x 5 1/2”d. Dimple or moon decorated water bottle with platform base. Chickasaw, LA. Solid, no\r\nrestoration, nice form. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

8”t. x 4 3/4”d. Mississippian water bottle, fine burnish, bottom is broken and glued with small restoration. Cross Co., AR. \r\n

4 1/4”t. x 8 3/4”d. Double bear effigy bowl, incised shoulders, Cross Co., AR. Broken, glued and restored.

4 7/8”t. x 11”d. Fish effigy bowl, Mississippi Co., AR. Broken and glued, good features, long fin is restored\r\napprox. 4”.

7 1/2”t. x 5 1/2”d. Red painted water bottle, restored. Stoddard Co., MO.

Two old American Indian oak or ash splint baskets, largest is 13 1/2”d. x 11”t. and oval is 14 1/2”L. x 11”w. x 10”t. Both in excellent condition, very well made. Eastern U.S. \r\n

41”L. x 15 1/2”w. Old Avataq sealskin float/decoy used by Inuit to hunt large marine animals. Very rare, good condition.

25”L. x 7”w. Old Plains Indian hardstone war club, sinew wrapped handle, high polished head. 19th century.\r\nGood condition.

9 5/16”L. x 4 3/4”t. Keokuk Ax, Hancock Co., IL. Fine form, polish, fluted top and bottom, raised ridges, flat curved poll, colorful brown and black speckled. Ex. Ed Payne, Dr. Rowland Bunch, Steve Conrad. Pictured in “Prehistoric American” No.1, 2008.One of the best. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 15/16”L. x 2 5/8”t. Highly polished Nebo Ax, Saline Co., MO. Colorful brown and black granite, outstanding\r\ndevelopment. Motley and Dickey COA’s.

6 3/8”L. x 2 7/8”t. Colorful Nebo Ax, Putnam Co., MO. Slightly fluted bottom, highly polished, ancient hammer use to poll, green and cream speckled. Motley and Dickey COA’s.

8 1/16”L. x 3 5/8”t. Colorful Keokuk Ax, Adams Co., IL. Pictured in The Keokuk Axes book, by Bruce Filbrandt page 179. Banded granite, deeply fluted bottom and top, ancient nick to one side of bit, ancient indentation on bottom of poll, raised ridges, excellent polish. Motley and Dickey COA’s.

7 1/8”L. x 2 7/8”t. Highly polished Keokuk Ax, Adams Co., IL. Minor scratches, highly developed, raised\r\nridges, deep groove and green hardstone. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 7/8”L. x 2 5/8”t. 3/4 Grooved Ax, Cooper Co., MO. Very colorful hardstone, highly polished and developed, raised ridges, flat top, bottom and poll. Jerry Dickey COA.

6 3/4”L. x 1 7/8”w. Green hardstone Gouge, Seneca Co., N.Y. High use polish, deep concavity, nice form.\r\nEx. B.W. Stephens. Jerry Dickey COA.

7 1/8”L. x 2 7/8”w. Dark hardstone Adze, from MI. High use polish, ancient hammer use poll damage. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 3/4”L. x 2 1/2”w. Grooved humpback hardstone Adze, Pike Co., IL. Good use polish. Approved by Jerry Dickey.

2 3/4”d. x 1 1/4”t. Highly polished and developed porphyry Discoidal, Adams Co., IL. very graphic. Motley and Dickey COA’s.

3 3/8”d. x 1 1/8”t. Biscuit Discoidal, Pike Co., IL. Colorful cream and green polished hardstone. Jerry Dickey COA.

6 1/8”L. x 1 3/8”w. Hardstone green and tan polished historic war club, drilled for haft, very nice form, Western Plains. Jerry Dickey COA.rn

3/4”L. x 9/16”w. 5 Notch Burlington Cahokia point, Adams Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA.

13/16”L. x 1/2”w. Burlington 2 notch serrated Cahokia point, Adams Co., IL. Thin, finely made. Jerry Dickey COA.

1 1/4”L. x 9/16”w. 2 Notch Burlington Cahokia point, Adams Co., IL. Fine workmanship. Approved by\r\nJerry Dickey.

12 1/2”t. x 9 1/2”L. Beaded Northern Plateau high top moccasins. CA:1900. Native tanned doe skin, old replaced soles, good condition.

Two old Sioux beaded items, a 13”L. drill awl case with tinkle cone decorations, ca:1890 and a 6 1/4”L. turtle fetish on brain tanned, ca:1920.rn

12”t. x 9 1/2”L. Beaded Woodland moose hide high top moccasins. Excellent condition, nice workmanship. Ca: 1940’s.

10”L. Old Sioux beaded moccasins, rough out brain tanned, sinew sewn, ca: 1900.

4 Pairs of old child’s and doll moccasins, includes 4”t. Inuit high tops, embroidered Ojibwa, sealskin from\r\nAlaska and beaded Sioux. Ca: 1910-1940.\r\n

31” x 37” Heavy wooden framed original painting on board of Potawatomi chief, “Sakewink”, 1776-1841. By noted artist Nancy A. Mitchell-Lutz acquired from the First National Bank of Fremont, IN. collection.

27” x 31” Original oil on canvas painting in wood frame by the late noted artist, signed Kenneth Su, 1901-2000. Nice artistry.

75”L. x 1 1/4”w. Hugh old beaded sash, loom and string sewn in green, small gold colored cylinders and 1/2”d.\r\ngold colored round beads. Great Lakes.

21 1/2” x 18 1/2” Old oval frame with original painting by noted Comanche artist Nancy A. Mitchell/Lutz of\r\nCheyenne warrior ‘Plenty of Horses’, signed obverse and reverse.

31 1/2” x 20 1/2” Pencil signed and numbered print by noted Comanche artist Doc Tate Nevaquaya, titled ‘Song of the Red Earth’ on matted board.

18 1/2”w. x 29 1/2”L. Pencil signed and numbered print by noted Comanche artist Doc Tate Nevaquaya, titled ‘Courting Song’, framed and matted.

11”L. x 5 1/4”w. Old beaded pouch on native tanned hide and trade cloth, string sewn, white heart red beads,\r\nblue and whites. Good condition.

9”L. x 3 3/4”w. Old Menominee draw string pouch, good condition. CA: 1910.

6 1/8”L. x 6”w. Old double sided beaded Delaware pouch, good condition. Ca: 1900.

6 1/2”L. x 6 1/4”w. Old double sided Mohawk pouch, good condition. Ca: 1900.\r\n

4 7/8”L. x 1 7/8”w. Old beaded sinew sewn lizard fetish, decorated with small shells. Western Plains, good\r\ncondition. Ca: 1890.

52 1/2” x 84” Navajo rug woven by Nora Yazzi has old Crown Point rug weavers association tag #8830.\r\nExcellent unused condition in natural colors and light lavender stripes. Excellent artistry.

45” x 78” Old Saltillo serape, unusually large use of red stripes, one 3 1/2” tear otherwise very good condition,\r\ntightly woven. Ca: 1880-90.

45” x 79” Old serape, several small insect holes, very tightly woven, fine artistry. Ca: 1880.

49” x 88” Old hand woven blanket, wool on cotton warp with four center warp strings, interesting constructing.\r\nRio Grande area. Ca: 1900.

42” x 78” Old tightly woven Sonora poncho, some small holes. Poncho opening has been sewn together, very\r\nnice color palette, minor dye run otherwise fringe and all in good condition. Ca: 1920.

51” x 82” Chimayo blanket very good condition, nice designs, arrows and whirling log, ca: 1930’s.

10 1/2”L. Old Sioux all quilled moccasins, some quill loss but amazingly intact. Ca: 1880.

27” overall length 4 strand Zuni fetish necklace, very fine workmanship. Largest fetish is 5/8”L. Ca: 1970.\r\nExcellent condition.

30”L. Overall stack on style Native American hand carved fetish necklace, center is 1 3/4” standing bear,\r\nincludes turquoise heart line, onyx and marble. Includes buffalos and birds.

3 Strands of turquoise and white shell necklaces, overall length is 27”L., includes nice Kingman turquoise.

28”L. Overall Native American coral heishe and green stone fetish necklace, turtles, fish, bears and frogs. Ca: 1970.

25”L. Overall Native American hand carved fetish necklace with silver cones, fish, bears, birds in natural stones.

Zuni inlaid necklace 20” overall length, marked sterling, nice workmanship. Turquoise, spiny oyster and coral\r\npossibly Don Dewa.

5 3/4”t. x 6 3/4”d. Mississippian water bottle, Rose Mound Cross Co., AR. Remnants of red paint, solid, no\r\nrestoration, nice form.

3 1/2”t. x 8”d. Caddo engraved bowl, 3” of rim is restored, clay filled crack otherwise solid, nice burnish and form. S. AR.

4 1/4”t. x 6”d. Strap handle bowl with incised shoulder decorations. Lawrence Co., AR. Pressure cracks but\r\nsolid, thin walls.

5”t. x 4”d. Caddo engraved water bottle, Northern AR. Platform base has some restoration, nice spool neck.

5 3/16”L. x 1 1/2”w. Glossy hornstone Adena, KY. Well made, tip rounded in ancient use, small lateral edge\r\nnicks. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 1/4”L. x 1 5/8”w. Ft Payne Lost Lake, Southern KY. Fine narrow notches, heavily patinated.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.\r\n

4 3/8”L. x 1 3/4”w. Hixton sugar quartz crescent shape early archaic knife from WI. Nice color.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.\r\n

6 1/16”L. x 1 5/16”w. Thin Ft Payne Benton, ancient use nick to one shoulder but well made, small stack on\r\none side of tip. Western TN. Davis and Jerry Dickey COA’s.

4 11/16”L. x 1 3/8”w. Tan and red glossy Benton, ex. Frank Wright. Nice colorful material. Humphreys Co.,\r\nTN. Davis and Jerry Dickey COA’s.

2 3/4”L. x 1 3/4”w. Light gray colorful hornstone Lost Lake, Kentucky/Indiana area, small lateral edge nicks,\r\nbeveled. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 15/16”L. x 1”w. Tan Dalton, Western KY. Fluted base on one side, well made, minor lateral nicks. Jerry Dickey COA.

Frame with 39”L. strand of Mississippian shell beads approx. 5/16”d. from the Gold Camp site, Lawrence Co.,\r\nOH. Includes a 1 1/8”L. drilled canine tooth, heavily patinated with one small round stone bead. Davis COA.

3 3/4”L. x 1 1/4”w. Dark hornstone Turkeytail, KY. Glossy, well made, small nicks. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 Bird points from the Cahokia Mounds area, Madison/St. Clair Co., IL. Larger is 1 1/4”L. x 5/8”w., smaller is 6 notch Cahokia 1”L. x 1/2”w. Both thin Burlington. Both Jerry Dickey COA’s.

17” x 19” Old Cree Native doe skin floral beaded pillow cover, ca: 1890. Nice symmetry and artwork, satin \r\nlining on back torn. From an AZ. estate.

54” x 77” Classic Navajo blanket, ca: 1860. 12 warps per inch, high stitch count, very tightly woven. Tested by Dr. David Wenger, red is 50percent cochineal and 50percent Lac.rndark blue and light blue is Indigo. Includes Indigo green design elements, has old selvedge thread repair on one side, possible repair to opposite selvedge, several very small holes, eight small approx. 1”L. old native repairs. but overall in amazing condition from an old California estate. Wonderful early artistry.

Old 45”L. x 46”w. Northern Plateau doeskin dress, has old satin lining, decorated with beadwork, shells, thinrnmetal discs and bone horn pipe beads. General good condition. Ca: 1910-20’s.

16 1/2”L. x 6 1/2”w. Old Nez Perce beaded doll cradle, ca: 1890-1900. Native doeskin and trade cloth, nice\r\nworkmanship.

10 1/4”L. Old Sioux beaded moccasins on native tanned hide, good condition, sinew sewn, ca: 1910.

17”L. x 3 3/8”w. Old western Cree beaded knife sheath, antelope back, buffalo front, nice workmanship, good\r\ncondition. Ca: 1885.

Pair of quilled dance or leg cuffs, 14”L. x 7”w. decorated with feather tipped tinkle cones and quilled drops,\r\nquill loss consistent with age. Ca: 1900.

29”L. x 62”w. Old Northern Plateau beaded shirt, good condition, string sewn doeskin, Ca:1930’s. Tight artistic\r\nbeadwork.

46”L. silver Navajo conch belt, 19 pieces, marked sterling, buckle is 2”L. x 1 5/8”w. conches are 1 1/2” x 1 1/4”. Nice hand work. Ca: 1970.

Sterling silver and stone inlay bolo tie signed by the late noted Navajo artist Frank Yellowhorse, bolo is\r\n2 5/8”L. has heavy tips 3”L. on nice woven leather tie. Turquoise, lapis, malachite, spiny oyster.

Sterling silver buckle signed by Artist Frank Yellowhorse, matches lot 143. Belt is 41”L. Beautiful inlay work.

5”L. x 2 5/8”w. silver trade cross found in Crawford Co., WI. Thin heavily patinated, but actual age unknown.

Two branch coral graduated necklaces likely Native American, longest is 20” overall, smaller is 18”, both good in good condition.

28”L. Branch coral necklace has a brass rose design clasp with coral stone.

Silver and turquoise Navajo hand tooled belt buckle and leather belt. Buckle is 3”L. x 2”w. Unsigned, belt is\r\n42”L.\r\n

Hand crafted Navajo sterling silver marked Ranger belt buckle set on commercial beaded belt, buckle is\r\n2”L. x 1 3/4”w. with silver belt guards and tip.

Artist marked Navajo coral and silver bracelet, ca: 1970. Bracelet is 2 3/8”w., nice feather work.

Artist signed silver bracelet, marked sterling, interesting floral design, bracelet is 2 1/8”L. with 1 1/4” opening.

Old Santo Domingo inlaid shell necklace with matching heishe pendant is 4 1/4”w. x 4”L. Heishe is 17” overall length. Turquoise, coral, mother of pearl and black shell. Ca: 1950.\r\n

German silver and turquoise Navajo necklace, 20”L. Naja is 2 1/2”w. Setting all handmade, no signature.\r\nCa: 1970.

Old beaded Plains double sided pouch, 3 1/2”L. x 3 1/2”w. String sewn. Ca: 1870-80.

5 5/8”L. x 1 1/2”w. Dalton, Randolph Co., IL. Glossy Burlington, fine flaking, ancient use to one corner, beveled, impressive size. Ex. Anthony Havens. Motley COA.

3 1/16”L. x 1 9/16”w. Burlington Hardin, Adams Co., IL. Beveled, fine workmanship, thin flared base, tip\r\nrounded in ancient use. Motley COA.

4 1/2”L. x 1 9/16”w. Etley, Fulton Co., IL. Glossy Burlington. Motley COA.\r\n

4 1/2”L. x 7/8”w. Burlington Agate Basin, Adams Co., IL. Glossy cream and light gray, fine workmanship.\r\nMotley COA.

4 3/16”L. x 1 7/8”w. Colorful Cobbs knife, Adams Co., IL. Lima Lake stained Burlington, nice example. Motley COA.

4 1/2”L. x 1 3/8”w. Tan Burlington Etley, Ralls Co., MO. Nice example. Motley COA.\r\n

3 3/8”L. x 1 3/8”w. Burlington Hardin, Pike Co., IL. Cream and gray beveled, fine flared base, tiny tip nick.\r\nMotley COA.

3 1/8”L. x 1 7/8”w. Burlington Thebes, Adams Co., IL. Glossy, well made. Motley COA.

Old Catlinite pipe and stem, displayed in a 10” x 30” wooden case. Pipe bowl is 5”L. x 2 7/8”t. Stem is 18”L.\r\n decorated with brass tacks and wire wrap, ca: 1880/90.

8 5/8”d. x 3 5/8”t. Ancient Mayan bowl, painted inside and outside, full figured humans glyphs on outside,\r\nsmall restoration on bottom of bowl, very impressive. Central America.

8”w. x 3 3/4”t. Ancient high burnished dark Mayan bowl, heavily patinated, no restoration, fine finish. Central\r\nAmerica.

7 1/2”d. x 2 3/4”t. Ancient Mayan bowl, painted inside and outside, one rim chip but no restoration, nice form,\r\nincurvate top. Central America.

7”w. x 4 1/2”t. Ancient Mayan bowl, 2 rim chips but no restoration, interesting fluted shoulder design, decorated with incising and raised rim. Central America.\r\n

168. 8”d. x 2 3/4”t. Ancient Mayan bowl, 1 chip on rim otherwise solid, no restoration, decorated with 4 interesting monkey glyphs, artistic form, incurvate shoulder and flared rim. Nice burnish. Central America.

6 1/4”d. x 4 1/8”t. Ancient dark Mayan bowl, broken and glued in several pieces, one rim chip but nice finish, decorated with 2 incised monkey glyphs. Central America.

5 1/4”d. x 4 1/4”t. Ancient red Mayan bowl, solid, no restoration. Ex. Mark Schmitt. Nice finish and paintwork.\r\nCentral America.

5 3/4”d. x 2 7/8”t. Dark ancient Mayan tripod, nice finish and fire clouds, incised design below rim, solid, 2\r\nsmall rim chips, no restoration. Central America.

2 Volume set of The Angel Site, by Glenn A. Black, excellent condition, original sleeve cover and box, in a\r\ncomprehensive study of this famous Indiana site.

2 Books, Archaeology of Eastern United States, edited by James B. Griffin, 1952 hardback edition, original\r\nsleeve cover and The Cahokia Atlas by Melvin L. Fowler 1997 paperback edition, excellent condition.

2 Books, Smithsonian book of North American Indians by Phillip Kopper, hardback, original sleeve cover,\r\nheavily illustrated. 2nd book is Dog Soldiers Society of the Plains by Thomas Mails, paperback edition, excellent condition.

2 Books, large hardback Mathew Brady by Barry Prizker. A history of this Civil War photographer and The Civil War by Jeffery Ward and Ken Burns, heavily illustrated history. Excellent condition.

Book, Steam Boating on the Upper Mississippi by William J. Petersen. 1968 Edition. Interesting illustrations.

3 Books, Forest of Kings untold story of the ancient Maya by Linda Schele and David Freidal, paperback, Pr historic Indians of the Southwest by H. M. Wormington 1947 edition paperback and Chicago Area Archaeology by Illinois archaeology surveys 1961 edition.

47”w. x 62”L. Navajo rug, nice cross and diamond designs, tightly woven. Ca: 1960. Excellent condition.

38”w. x 46”L. Navajo rug dazzler design, excellent condition, tightly woven. Ca: 1960’s.

39”w. x 64”L. Tightly woven pictorial Navajo rug, stripes of corn plant designs, natural colors, excellent\r\ncondition. Ca: 1970’s.\r\n

96”L. x 53”w. Navajo rug, weft loss on 2 corners, otherwise excellent condition with natural colors. Ca: 1960’s.

24 1/2”w. x 36”L. Old Navajo pictorial rug, Paiute feathers and basket designs, has some stain in one corner otherwise excellent condition. Ca: 1950’s.

17”w. x 25”L. Navajo Two Grey Hills tapestry, very tightly woven, 12 warps to inch, good unused condition. Ca: 1960.\r\n

29”w. x 45”L. Navajo tapestry rug, nice design elements, good condition, unusual use of light lavender and\r\nnatural colors. Ca: 1970.\r\n

10 1/4”t. x 8 1/4”d. Human figural bottle, western Mexico. Appears solid, nice red finish, small concave bottom.

6 1/8”L. x 3 3/8”t. Old Catlinite pipe, colorful, spotted material, small 5/16” opening on bowl indicative of an\r\nearly style, ca: 1870’s. Good condition.

3 3/8”L. x 2 3/4”t. Old Catlinite pipe, heavily used, decorated with incised lines, faceted, base is cracked from use but not broken. Ca: 1890.

Old pair of beaded floral ladies leggings 15”L. x 7 1/2”w. said to be Crow, very nice workmanship on old trade cloth with tasseled leather ties. Ca: 1900.\r\n

3 Pieces of old beadwork, 2 Mohawk bags largest is 6”w. x 6 1/4”L. both have disconnected flaps and a 7 1/2”L. x 4 1/2”w. Tlingit pouch, cloth back, doeskin front.

3 Old items, pair of beaded Plains leggings on old canvas, has bead loss and damage ca: 1900, and a 13 1/2”L. sinew wrapped stone war club, ca: 1880.

Collection of 8 old skookum dolls, largest is 15” has cracked neck, all but one have wooden feet includes one small 4 1/2” mailer with old Glacier Park 1 1/2 cent postcard.

Frame with 8 large Burlington blades, longest is a 5 3/4” Etley, includes 2 nice Cobbs knives, large Wadlow and Adena blades. All Randolph, Monroe, Fulton Co.’s IL.

Frame with 13 colorful points, longest is a 3 7/8” Adena, includes a Thebes, gray Dovetail and nice Sedalia. All\r\nwestern IL.

12 x 16” Frame with 26 flint relics, longest is a 4 1/8” thin base damage Hardin, includes 3 Hardin’s, Pulaski\r\npoint and Snyder. Scott, Monroe and other Illinois counties.\r\n

33”L. x 16”w. frame with 122 arrows attached with copper wire. Collected near Osceola, AR. in 1956 by Price Nailling. Longest point is 3 7/8”L. Archaic thru woodland.\r\n

2 Wooden frames collected by Price Nailling near Osceola, in Mississippi Co., AR. Largest is 24 1/2” x 11” with 54 points, longest is 3 1/4”, smaller is 18 3/4”L. x 12 1/2”w. with 35 points, longest is 3 1/2” Etley.

18 1/2” x 18 1/2” Homemade lift top display case with 39 relics including a full grooved Ax in center, longest point is 5” includes colorful blades, one Dalton has ground tip others appear ancient. Western Illinois, St. Clair Co.

6 1/2”L. x 3 1/8”t. 3/4 Grooved Mill Co. Ax, Mills Co., IA. Colorful quartzite, highly developed, flat top, bottom and poll, only 1 1/2” thick. Raised ridges, good polish. Ex. Jim Crawford. Meadows and Motley COA’s.

8 3/8”L. x 4 3/4”t. 3/4 grooved Ax, Taylor Co., IA. Raised ridges, good polish, flat top and bottom, colorful green diorite with porphyry, highly developed. Motley and Meadows COA’s.\r\n

8 1/4”L. x 4 3/8”t. 3/4 grooved Ax, Warren Co., MO. Colorful speckled granite, raised ridges, fluted bottom, flat poll. Ex. Roy Hathcock, Jim Crawford. Meadows and Motley COA’s.

7 1/8”L. x 3 3/4”t. highly developed Missouri square Ax, Tama Co., IA. Colorful speckled granite, fluted bottom, high polish, raised ridges, ancient hammer use nicks to poll. Ex. Jim Crawford. Motley and Meadows COA’s.

8 11/16”L. x 4”t. 3/4 grooved porphyry Ax, Greene Co., IL. Found by Ronald Wagner is 1998. Fluted bottom,\r\ngood polish. Ex. Jim Crawford. Meadows and Motley COA’s.

7 5/16”L. x 3 5/16”t. 3/4 grooved Ax, Saline Co., MO. Highly polished green diorite, fluted bottom, unusually fluted around the poll, minor nick to one side. Ex. Jim Crawford, Ray Arnett. Only 1 7/8” thick. Meadows and Motley COA’s.

7 5/8”L. x 4 5/8”t. 3/4 grooved porphyry Ax, found by Clyde Maddox in 1952 in Crawford Co., MO. Flat bottom and top, polished. Meadows and Motley COA’s.

7 3/8”L. x 3 1/2”t. 3/4 grooved Ax, Washington Co., IL. Colorful speckled granite, good polish, flat bottom.\r\nMeadows and Motley COA’s.

4 1/4”L. x 2 1/2”t. 3/4 grooved colorful speckled granite Ax, Kankakee Co., IL. Flat top and bottom, polished.\r\nMotley COA.

Frame with 9 points from a Utah estate, longest is 2 1/2” sparkly Alberta like point, colorful tri-notch and ultra thin translucent quartz point. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

18” total length 2 strand turquoise necklace with silver cones, Native American. Nuggets are 3/8”d.

Group of silver jewelry, 5 Native American Indian, round pendant is marked Mexico 9.25. Includes 2 Navajo chip inlay silver watch tips and 2 artist signed Navajo turquoise rings and claw like silver pendant.

6 1/2”L. x 4”t. 3/4 grooved Ax, from Jay Co., IN. Colorful, polished and highly developed, flat poll and bottom. Jerry Dickey COA.

7 1/4”L. x 4 1/4”t. 3/4 grooved Ax, Fayette Co., IL. Porphyry in sparkly hardstone, flat bottom and top, raised ridges, small ancient nicks. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 5/8”L. x 3 1/2”t. Highly developed 3/4 grooved Ax, IL. colorful, highly polish, fluted bottom, raised ridges,\r\ntrophy style poll. Jerry Dickey COA.

56”w. x 94”L. Large Navajo rug, one side slightly faded but very nice workmanship, tightly woven 12 warps to inch, nice use of color, has sewn strip for hanging. Ca: 1950-60.

71”w. x 99”L. Huge Navajo wide ruins style rug, has lazy lines, small wear damage, small faint stain, one hole but very tightly woven. 9 warps to inch, very slight fading to one side. Ca: 1950’s.

4 1/2”t. x 7 7/8”d. Black on red San Juan pueblo bowl, nice hand work, signed. Old pueblo tag. Ca: 1970.

2 Pieces of pueblo pottery, 5 1/8”t. x 7”d. Zuni, no signature, ca: 1950 and a 3 7/8”t. x 7 1/8”d. Santa Domingo bowl in good condition, no signature.

2 Pueblo bowls, larger is 2 7/8”t. x 8 3/4”d. signed Acoma D.H. Sanchez, good condition and an older San Juan bowl 3 1/4”t. x 8”d. rim broken and glued approx. 3 1/2”. Nice finish. Signed with a dog image.

8”L. x 5 1/8”w. Full grooved Ax, Illinois Missouri area. Thin only 1 5/8” thick, highly polished. Jerry Dickey COA.

12 1/4”L. x 3 1/8”w. Fort Payne flint Celt, Western middle TN. Well made. Jerry Dickey COA.

7”L. x 2 5/16”w. Dover chert Celt, KY. Highly polished, well made. Ex. Dr. Gary London. Roy Motley COA.

6 3/4”L. x 3 7/8”w. 3/4 grooved Ax, ancient hammer use damage to poll but well made. IL. Approved by Roy Motley.

2 Spades both Cahokia Mounds area, larger is 10 3/4”L. x 4 7/8”w. with old snap base, smaller is 8 3/4”L. x 3 7/8”w. high use polish, St. Clair Co., IL. Mill creek chert. Both approved by Jerry Dickey.

5 1/4”L. x 1 7/8”w. Full grooved brown quartz historic war club, found in Piedmont, AL. in 1954. Nice polish and form. Roy Motley COA.\r\n

5”L. x 3 1/2”w. White quartz Bannerstone preform, Wabash Co., IL. Huge example, nice color. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 7/8”w. x 2 7/8”L. Bannerstone preform, found by Howard Bateman in Hardin Co., IL. Drilling started on one end, colorful Gneiss material. Jerry Dickey COA.

Frame with 4 relics, longest is a thin 3 3/4”L. porphyry Celt, 3 1/2” hardstone tool, 1 1/8” hematite cone and miniature 2 7/8” Adz/Celt. All found by Virgil Tanner in Stoddard Co., MO.

4 well made Celts, largest is 3 3/8” found by Virgil Tanner in Stoddard Co., MO. Remaining 3 found by Delmont Pearson in Madison Co., IL. All are well polished.

2 Frames of ancient Native American copper relics, total of 15 relics includes 2 socketed points, copper bead, punch drill, pin, etc. Ex. Richard Quinn, Jim Bussey and John Grenawalt. From WI. and IL. Largest piece is 3”.

4 3/4”t. x 13”d. Old Pima Papago basket, some rim stitch missing, nice design. Ca: 1920.

14”d. x 2 5/8”t. Old hide covered drum ex. Chickasaw chief Irao, includes copy of a photo of Irao in a Wild West show. Ca: 1900.\r\n

3 7/8”t. x 4”d. Caddo incised jar from the Fowler Site in southern AR. Pie crust rim decoration, small chips but solid, no restoration. Ex. Mickey Taylor.

39” x 54” Old Navajo rug, interesting design elements, includes Spanish cross and chalices, mountains, good condition, lazy lines, very graphic. Ca: 1920’s.

46” x 60” Old Navajo rug, nice design elements, some weft loss on one end and one corner. Ca: 1920’s. Lots of lazy lines.

41” x 59” Old Navajo rug, good condition, faint stains, no holes. Ca: 1920. Lots of lazy lines.

37” x 57” Old Navajo Sunday saddle style rug, good condition, faint dye runs, good corners. Ca: 1920’s.

51” x 75” Old Navajo rug/blanket, busy design, has holes, warp and weft loss. Ca: 1920’s.

29” x 53” Old Navajo blanket/rug, some dye runs, soft feel. Ca: 1910.

28”L. x 7 1/2”w. Sioux beaded Pipebag, nice workmanship on long panel, ca: 1890’s. some quill loss, tinkle cone decorated drops, and Native tanned leather in good condition, no bead loss.

3 3/4”d. x 3”t. Eskimo baleen basket with walrus ivory bottom and hand carved walrus handle, some stitch loss\r\nat rim and bottom, very tight nice form.

3 3/4”t. x 7 3/4”d. Old Kawaiisu Mission degicoup basket, good condition, diamond designs, ca: 1910.

10”d. x 3 1/8”t. Old lizard figural Pima basket, small stitch loss on bottom otherwise good condition. Ca: 1900.

8 1/2”d. x 4”t. Old Kawaiisu degicoup shape Mission basket, very good condition, no stitch loss. Ca: 1920.

4 1/4”d. x 1 1/4”t. Old feathered Pomo basket, feather loss as normal for age otherwise good condition. Ca: 1910.

6 1/2”L. x 1 5/8”t. Oval old Pomo basket, excellent condition. Ca: 1890. Very tightly woven, nice design.

6”d. x 3 1/8”t. Old Northwest Coast Makah figural lidded basket, birds, hunters in boats, good condition. Ca: 1900. Polychrome.

4 1/4”d. x 1 1/2”t. Degicoup shaped old Pomo basket, some stitch loss at rim, very tight. Ca: 1900.

3 1/2”d. x 2”t. Old N.W. Coast Nootka lidded basket, very good condition, hunters in boat, sturgeon?\r\nPolychrome. Ca: 1910.

9 1/4”d. x 5 1/4”t. Pima basket, very good condition, nice design. Ca: 1920.

8 1/4”d. x 5”t. Klamath Valley California twine basket, unusually good condition, large for type. Ca: 1920.

7 7/8”d. x 5”t. Tightly woven California basket, excellent condition, possibly Yuki. Ca: 1900.

9”L. x 4 1/8”t. Oval Pima figural basket, lizards and whirling log, stitch loss on bottom otherwise good condition, has preservative coating. Ca: 1900.

8”d. x 4 3/4”t. Old Hopi polychrome basket, unusual handles on rim still intact. Ca: 1930.

4”d. x 2 1/4”t. Old Paiute/Washo beaded basket, ca: 1910. Good condition.

10”d. x 3 7/8”t. Hopi Sityatki shaped bowl, signed by Norma Ami. Very nice form, some paint loss to side, nice finish.

22”L. x 2”w. Old Eskimo sealskin model kayak includes paddle, bone tipped harpoons, hunter in sealskin clothing, bone covered keel, all in excellent condition. Ca: 1900.

2 7/8”L. x 1 7/16”w. Colorful Boyle chert Dovetail, from KY. Nice base, small shoulder nick, serrated edges, glossy. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 1/16”L. x 1 9/16”w. Glossy dark gray Pickwick, Kentucky/Tennessee area, has ancient use snap base.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

2 3/8”L. x 1 1/4”w. Colorful banded flint Thebes with bulls eye, ancient nicks to both shoulders and base,\r\nserrated. MO. Davis and Jerry Dickey COA’s.

3 1/8”L. x 3/4”w. Dalton Drill, Southern IL. Well made Kaolin, heavily patinated. Davis COA.\r\n

Frame with 4 Drills, largest is 3 1/2”L. smallest is 1 7/8”L. Kentucky Tennessee areas, hornstone and Ft Payne. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 3/16”L. x 1 9/16”w. Glossy colorful Sonora Adena, central KY. Has small tip use nick, nice workmanship,\r\nvery attractive. Davis and Jerry Dickey COA’s.

3 5/8”L. x 1 9/16”w. Colorful Ft Payne Benton, TN. Tiny tip nick, nice workmanship. Davis and Jerry Dickey COA’s.\r\n

2 13/16”L. x 2”w. Colorful Ferry point, Carruthers conglomerate chert, nice workmanship, attractive.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

3 13/16”L. x 1 5/8”w. Colorful tan and red Ft Payne Benton, West Middle TN. anciently heat treated. Davis and Jerry Dickey COA’s.

Catlinite bowl and stem, very large 9”L. x 5 1/4”t. bowl, fits but does not match the 17 1/2”L. highly carved\r\nstem, both ca: 1900. Ex. Terry Schultz collection.\r\n

Large Catlinite bowl and stem bowl is 9”L. x 4 5/8”t. was heavily used, stem is 14 1/2”L. with pewter inlay, nice\r\ncarving, both ca: 1900. Terry Schultz estate.

Catlinite effigy pipe and wooden stem, pipe is 5 5/8”L. x 2 7/8”t. very fine artistry, ca: 1880’s. Stem is 16 1/4”L.\r\nshows use, ca: 1920’s. Terry Schultz estate.

Old Catlinite pipe and wooden file branded stem, shows heavy use. Bowl is 6 1/2”L. x 4”t. has heart carving on one side, ram on obverse, nice raised ring decorations, stem is 19”L. good use patination, bowl has small 1/2” opening. Both ca: 1890’s. Terry Schultz estate.

Catlinite bowl and stem, bowl is 6”L. x 3”t. with pewter inlay, stem is 12”L. including wood inserts on ends,\r\nnice carving on bowl and stem, 2 tone color. Ca: 1900. Shows use. Terry Schultz estate.

3 Items, 2 old Skookum dolls and a loom beaded tie, tie is 12”L. ca: 1910, good condition. Largest Skookum is\r\n9 1/2”L.

3 Pairs of child’s beaded moccasins, largest is 8”. Apache Ca: 1950, smallest is 6” sealskin, ca: 1950, third is Woodland. All in good condition.

4 Pairs of baby moccasins, largest is 5”L. painted doeskin, smallest is 4 1/2”, ca: 1940-60.

16 Pairs of doll moccasins, 4 pairs beaded on sealskin, ca: 1920-50.

6 1/4”d. x 3 1/4”t. Pine needle and quill basket by Native American artist Maggie Jackson from Mt. Pleasant Indian Reserve in Isabella Co., MI. Excellent condition. Ca: 1974.

10 3/4”L. x 8 3/4”w. 2 Sided beaded plateau bag on moose hide and trade cloth, said to be from Cass Lake MN. Ojibwa, good condition. Good condition. Ca: 1930.

12 1/4”L. x 5 3/4”t. Stone sculpture signed by Mohawk artist Red Dog Negwentdela Alha, good detail with several images from the Six Nations reserve. Ca: 1971.

8 1/4”t. x 5 1/4”d. Caddo Blakely engraved water bottle, Southern Arkansas. Small rim chips otherwise solid,\r\nfine finish, no restoration, good form.

5 1/2”t. x 7 3/8”d. Mississippian strap handle bowl decorated with tabs and nodes. Found by Tom Barnes.\r\nLawrence Co., AR. Solid, no restoration.

2 3/4”t. x 7 1/2”d. Caddo incised bowl, Southern AR. Ex. Fowler collection. Soil filled cracks, 2 1/2” restoration\r\non one side of rim, nice form and engraving.

3 1/4”t. x 8 5/8”d. Mississippian bowl decorated with pie crust rim, solid, no restoration. Found in KY. Faint red interior. Ex. Col. Raymond Vietzen, ex. Ron Helman.

3 1/2”t. x 6 1/4”d. Mississippian bowl, decorated with node type tail on one side, possibly missing an effigy head on opposite, pressure crack otherwise solid. N.E., AR.

2 Ancient ceramic relics, a 5” x 3 1/8” shell tempered dipper, possibly from the S.W. and a 3”d. x 1 1/4”t.\r\nminiature Mississippian bowl with indented collar, rim chips otherwise solid. Probably S.E., MO.

4 3/4”t. x 6”d. Old Acoma Olla, ex. Dr. Rowland Ellis. Minor rim chips otherwise solid, nice paintwork, concave bottom. Ca: 1910.\r\n

4”t. x 5”d. San Ildefonso or Santa Clara jar decorated with the Avanyu water serpent, nice form, no signature.\r\nCa: 1950’s. Good condition.

7 1/2”t. x 6”w. San Juan style wedding vase, labeled as Santa Clara N.M. Good condition, minor paint loss, nice\r\nburnish.

4 Southwestern Pueblo ceramics, largest is a 3”t. x 4”d. Acoma scalloped rim jar, rim chip but thin nice\r\nworkmanship Ca: 1930, smallest is a 4 3/4” x 7/8” fine line plate, signed by Delores S. Sanchez 1969. Includes nice 3 1/2”d. x 2 1/2” miniature thin walled Acoma Olla.

11 1/4”t. x 11 1/8”d. Signed Laguna vase with appliqué designs of animals, insects and Kokopelli. Purchased 1997.\r\n

11 1/4”t. x 12 1/4”d. Acoma fine line green ware Olla signed by Ophelia S. Leon, Acoma. Very nice artistry,\r\nCa: 1995

Book, Stone Ornaments of the North American Indian, by Warren K. Moorehead 1st edition, copyright 1917,\r\nheavily illustrated, some color plates, fair condition.

2 Books, The Stone Age in North America, vol. I and II by Warren K. Moorehead, both first editions, copyright\r\n1910, heavily illustrated, good condition.

2 Books, Flint Blades and Projectile points of the North American Indian, by Lawrence N. Tully, and a rare copy\r\nof Ancient Art of Ohio by Lar Hothem, limited 1st edition hardback, both in good condition with original sleeve covers.

Rare book, Prehistoric Antiquities of Indiana by Eli Lilly, 1st edition 1937. Published by the Indiana Historic\r\nSociety. Very informative, good condition.

3 Books, Who’s Who in Indian Relics #3, 5, and 6. All 1st editions, all in excellent condition.\r\n

3 Books, Who’s Who in Indian Relics 7, 9 and 10. All 1st editions, # 10 is still sealed from the publisher.

2 Books, Anthropological Papers by Albert Schroeder, published in 1955 by University of Utah, paperback and Southern Archaeology by John C. McGregor, 1st edition 1941. A hardback with lots of ancient Pueblo\r\nphotographs.

Frame with old and new beads, many are Chevron types, largest Chevron is 1/2”d.

5”L. Ancient copper tapered poll Celt, flat edges, shows use, heavily patinated. Iron Co., MI. upper peninsula.

12”L. x 7 1/2”w. Wooden frame containing 6 copper Awls, Iron Co., MI. Longest is 7”L. smallest is 5 1/8”. All heavily patinated, one may be a garment pin with round cross section, remainder are flat.\r\n

22”L. x 7”w. Antique frame containing 18 points found by Tom Barnes in Lawrence Co., AR. in 1960’s. Largest is a 2 1/4”L. Snyder’s type. All approved by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

16” x 22 1/2” Pencil signed print by noted Comanche artist Doc Tate Nevaquaya titled ‘Comanche Gourd\r\nDancers’ framed on board.

5 3/4”t. x 5 1/2”d. Caddo jar with appliquéd designs and tabbed top, bottom and neck has restoration. So. AR.

3 7/8”t. x 9 1/2”d. Mississippian handled bowl, found near Gosnell, AR. Broken, glued and restored.

8”t. x 7 1/8”w. Mississippian water bottle, N.E., AR. Old rim chips otherwise solid, no restoration.

9 1/4”t. x 6”d. Caddo engraved water bottle, bottom and top of neck is restored. S. AR. Nice engraving.

8 3/4”t. x 7”d. Perforated platform base water bottle, broken, glued, restoration on bottom, neck original with\r\nnice burnish. Pemiscot Co., MO.

2 Pieces of pottery, a 9 3/4”t. x 6 1/2”w. Blakely water bottle, S. AR. Broken, glued and restored and a 2 1/2”t. strap handle Mississippian jar, 1 1/2” of rim restored. N.E., AR.

4 Mississippian bowls, largest is 4 1/2”t. x 9”d. broken and glued, smallest is 5”d. x 2”t. all have restoration or some repair or damage. N.E., AR.\r\n

4”t. x 9”d. Black on white Anasazi bowl, broken and glued in 4 large pieces. Some restoration at rim. Found on private land in southern AZ.

12”t. x 9 1/2”L. Beaded floral high top moccasins, moose hide Great Lakes area, good condition. Ca: 1950’s.

2”L. x 1 1/2”t. Old Catlinite pipe, heavily used. Ca: mid to late 1800’s. Good condition. Includes contemporary18”L. wood twist stem in red and green ochre, shows use.

2 Catlinite pipes, largest is 6 1/2”L. obtuse angle with nice carving, shows use and a 3 3/4”L. disc pipe, possibly historic, and shows heavy use.

20”L. x 6”w. Beaded war club with stone and pewter inlaid head, has beaded snake effigy at end of handle. Nice workmanship. 20th century.\r\n

9 1/8”L. Western Plains beaded moccasins, 1”L. duster fringe on heel, sinew sewn. Ca: 1900.

8”w. x 8 1/2”L. Old beaded pouch with Sioux designs on old trade cloth, sinew sewn. Ca: 1900.

2 Knife sheaths, 11”L. parfleche Sioux style with old 11 1/2” bone handled knife, decorated with old beads and a\r\n9”L. Sioux on hide, both 20th century.

2 Beaded items, 12”L. gauntlets and a 7 1/2”L. Sioux lizard fetish with tinkle cones. Both ca: 1930-40. Sinew\r\nsewn.\r\n

2 Pair of Iroquois moccasins larger is 9”L., smaller is 4 3/4” child’s. Both in excellent condition. Ca: 1940’s.

Old looking 9 1/2”t. x 5 1/2”w. wooden ladle with dog carving at top shows use. Eastern style.

4 Eskimo walrus ivory artworks, largest 7”L. walrus ivory hammer with the handle depicting a seal, smallest is a 5 1/2”L. scrimshaw walrus tusk depicting seals, hunters in boats and fish, includes high polished hammer letter opener. Ca: 1940-60.\r\n

Collection of 4 Eskimo carvings, largest is a 4 1/4”t. artist signed ram includes a very nice walrus ivory hunter holding bow and arrow, smallest is walrus tusk human and small scrimshaw Billikin. Ca: 1950’s.

Three Eskimo carvings, longest is walrus ivory seals on walrus ivory base includes seal and bird on colorful\r\nwalrus ivory base and a ivory walrus on baleen base with pen holder. Ca: 1940-60.

Collection of Eskimo carvings and scrimshaw, 8 items, largest is a 5”L. walrus carving, very detailed, damage to both tusks, includes a 3 3/4” artist signed stone Eskimo with drum, small walrus with one tusk missing, a 4” walrus ivory sea lion, ivory napkin ring with raised carved fish and 2 scrimshaw antler handles.

Hand carved calcite whale 9”L. x 2 1/2”t. mounted on walnut base, has garnet eyes, artist signed Richardson.\r\nPengrove CA. Very attractive.

28”L. x 5”w. Birch bark Native American canoe with hand carved wooden dolls male and female with porn\r\ngraphic features. Includes paddles. Ca: 1940’s.

3 Eskimo sealskin model hunting boats, longest is 32” includes oars and wooden frame two boats are ca: 1930. Smallest is 24” includes fur and cloth hunter with bone tipped spears, ca: 1960.

Three Indian doll cradleboards, one ca: 1940’s, two fully beaded are contemporary. All approx. 16 1/2”L. nice\r\nbeadwork.

5 1/2”L. x 4”w. x 3 1/16”t. Meteorite approx. 5 1/2 lbs. said to be from the Nantan, China fall in the 1950’s. Lots\r\nof small thumb prints.\r\n

5 1/2”L. x 4 3/4”w. x 2 1/4”t. Meteorite reported to be from the Campo Del Cielo site in Argentina. Has a\r\npreservative coating.\r\n

8 3/4”L. x 2 3/4”w. Mastodon tooth fossil found in China, nice gray and brown color.

18”L. x 3 1/2”w. Old world ancient Bronze Age sword, heavily patinated, Mediterranean area from Robert\r\nBeckett estate.

Book, Birdstones of the North American Indian by Earl C. Townsend #134, 1959 edition in excellent condition.

Book, The Fluted Ax by Gale V. Highsmith, signed by author 1985 edition, in excellent condition, original\r\nsleeve cover.