6 7/8”L. x 1 7/8”w. Burlington Etley, Randolph Co., MO. Some edge and minor tip nicks, impressive example. Jerry Dickey and Tom Davis COA’s. Est. $400-$700

3 3/16”L. x 1 7/16”w. Cobden Dovetail, attractive. Montgomery Co., IL. Very well made. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $150-$300

3 9/16”L. x 1 3/4”w. Tan Thebes with faint E Notch, marked Michigan. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $150-$250

4 1/4”L. x 1 1/4”w. Ft Payne Dovetail, Ohio. Has some modern edge nicks, glossy. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $150-$250

3 7/8”L. x 1 9/16”w. Dark gray thin Corner Notch, marked Illinois but made of Ohio Coshocton chert, minor base nick. Jerry Dickey COA.. Est. $125-$200

3 1/16”L. x 1 1/4”w. Burlington Holland Dalton, IL. Serrated edges, good workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $150-250

3 13/16”L. x 1 9/16”w. Tan and red colorful Dickson, MO. Minor shoulder nick. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $150-$250

2 9/16”L. x 1 3/4”w. St. Charles Dovetail, MO. Attractive gray and tan speckled flint. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $125-$200

3 3/8”L. x 1 1/2”w. Burlington Waubesa, speckled gray and cream Burlington, MO. Well made. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $125-$200

3 7/8”L. x 1 1/2”w. Colorful tan, gray and brown Etley, MO. Nice example. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $150-$250

3 1/2”L. x 1 15/16”w. Hopewell Snyders variant, colorful tan, brown and pink. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $150-250

3 3/16”L. x 1 9/16”w. Dark gray Breckenridge Dalton, MO. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $125-$200

Frame of 5 glossy points, from 3 1/16”L. to 3 7/8”L. Smallest is Flint Ridge from Ohio, largest is from Illinois. Two others are also from Ohio. Archaic thru Woodland. All reviewed and approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $100-$200

Frame of 5 points from 2 7/8”L. to 3 1/4”L. Smallest is from Ohio, remainder from Missouri. Archaic thru Woodland. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $125-200

Frame with 11 colorful points from Missouri, Illinois and Ohio. 2 3/4”L. up to 3 3/4”L. All have modern tip rechipping but otherwise have great ancient workmanship. Largest is a Dovetail, includes two colorful Flint Ridge Ohio points. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est $100-$175

Frame with 11 colorful points from 2 5/8”L. to 4 3/8”L. One from Ohio, the remainder from Missouri. All have modern rechipping to tip, edge or base as marked. Thebes, Dicksons and a rare Fayette point. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est. $100-$175

2 3/8”L. x 1 1/8”w. Corner Tang, glossy Edwards Plateau. Found near the Colorado River,Travis Co.,Texas. Very fine workmanship. Roy Motley COA. Est $250-$400

9 7/8”L. x 6 1/8”w. Ax preform, speckled quartzite from the Midwest. One of the largest we have seen, Ax preforms are very rare. Est $200-$350

Two Axes, largest is 4 3/8”L. with a blunted bit, marked Union Co., MO. Smaller is 3 3/4”L. porphyry unknown provenience. Both approved by Jerry Dickey. Est $150-$250

7 5/8”t. x 13 1/4”d. Old Papago/Pima Basket with 7 quadruped like figures, good condition. CA:1900. Est $175-$250

17”t. x 9 1/4”d. Old drum, stretched hide over wood, heavily patinated, some leather straps are missing. Possibly Cochiti. Est $100-$200

5 7/8”L. x 2 1/2”w. Grooved porphyry Celt, Taylor Co., KY. Ex. Darrell Whitney. Pictured in “Central States Journal”, vol. 46, page 175. Jerry Dickey COA. Nice rare form. Est $250-$450

3 9/16”L. x 1 7/8”w. Grooved Celt, MO. Colorful cream and green porphyry. Ex. Darrell Whitney with Jerry Dickey COA. .Est. $250-$350

3 5/16”L. x 1”w. Early Allen point, MO. Thin with fluted base, Burlington, fine parallel flaking indicative of this rare type. Roy Motley COA. Est $200-$400

4 3/4”L. x 1 1/4”w. Early Archaic knife, Burlington. Northern Illinois, fine flaking. Roy Motley COA. Est $150-$300

3”L. x 1 9/16”w. Flared base Hardin, Pike Co., IL. Glossy Burlington, very fine workmanship. Ex. Dr. Gerald Crickman. Roy Motley COA. Est $200-$400

4 1/8”L. x 1 7/8”w. Dickson, Morgan Co., IL. Glossy Burlington, large example. Roy Motley COA. Est $150-$300

2 3/4”L. x 1”w. Dalton, Scott Co., IL. Glossy light gray, thin fine workmanship. From the George Krusa farm. Roy Motley COA. Est $150-$250

3 9/16”L. x 1 11/16”w. Thin contracting stem Dickson, light pink Burlington, fine workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA. Est $175-$300

3 7/16”L. x 9/16”w. Finely made Burlington Drill, MO. Roy Motley COA. Est $125-200

5 1/2”L. x 3 1/2”t. x 1 3/8” thin 3/4 grooved Ax, Crawford Co., OH. Very nice polished dark green black hardstone, fluted top and bottom. Jerry Dickey COA. Est $300-$600

5 5/8”L. x 2 3/8”t. High polished Hohokam Ax, found on private land west of Flagstaff, Arizona. Flat top and bottom. Jerry Dickey COA. Est $250-$400

4 3/8”L. x 2 1/8”t. Hohokam Ax found on private land in Yavapai Co., AZ. Dense hardstone, good polish. Approved by Jerry Dickey. Est $200-$300

Old Sioux blanket strip 3 1/2”w. x 64 1/4”L. Sinew sewn on native tanned buffalo, minor bead loss, has blue cloth sewn on back for display. White heart red, cobalt, green, metallic and light blue small size beads and nice rosette designs. Est $700-$1200

Old silver overlay horse bit, said to be from Utah State Prison, 7 1/2”L. x 5 5/16”w. Very nice floral workmanship, nice patination. Est $250-$500

7 5/8”L. x 1 3/8”w. Antler handle hoof knife, found on private land south of Ft. Laramie, WY. Heavy usernpatination. Ca:1880. Est $100-$200

14”L. x 1 1/8”w. Old Native American made knife, inlaid lead and wood handle, possibly Cheyenne, heavy use patination and hand hammered blade. Est $75-$150

38 1/8”L. Navajo conch belt marked sterling with black onyx stones, nice workmanship and weight, said to be over 8 ounces. Ca:1960’s. From an Arizona estate. Est $200-$400

14”L. Necklace with 3 strands of Santo Domingo shell beads with a center turquoise pendant marked sterling and signed with a cloud like stamp, good condition. From an Arizona estate. Est $125-250

5 7/8”L. x 1 13/16”w. Fulton Turkeytail, found near Cannelton, Perry Co., IN. Glossy bulls eye hornstone, very nice form. Meadows and Dickey COA’s. Est $2,000-$3,500

5 3/16”L. x 1 7/8”w. Dovetail Burlington, Montgomery Co., MO. Glossy tan and gray, serrated edges and very small ancient tip use nick, narrow notches, fine workmanship. Meadows and Dickey COA’s. Est $2,000-$3,500

6 1/4”L. x 1 3/4”w. Etley, Ralls Co., MO. Tan and gray colorful flint. Jerry Dickey COA. Est $600-$1,000

4 1/8”L. x 1 5/8”w. Burlington Dovetail, St Louis Co., MO. Ex. Marvin Franke. Tip has been rechipped, glossy tan and gray. Meadows and Dickey COA’s. Est $100-$250

4 1/2”L. x 1 7/16”w. Dovetail, Pike Co., IL. Two shades of tan. Ex. Franke. One edge is rechipped, Burlington. Meadows COA. Est $100-$250

6 5/8”L. x 1 11/16”w. Colorful flint Adz found in Pettis Co., MO. by Gene Harms, good use polish, small nick on bit. Meadows says it is Dalton Adz. Approved by Jerry Dickey. Est $125-250

Two relics, a 6 5/8”L. hornstone flint pick with good use polish and a 7”L. dover Chisel, has rechipped edge, high use polish. Both have Meadows COA’s. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est $100-$200

7 1/2”L. x 2 1/2”w. Gray Burlington Hoe, Cooper Co., MO. High use polish. Meadows COA. and reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est $125-250

7 1/2”L. x 3 1/2”w. Colorful Burlington Hoe, good use polish, found by Leroy Keel in Pettis Co., MO. Meadows COA.and reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est $125-250

10 1/4”t. x 6 7/8”d. Platform base water bottle, very nice finish, no restoration, 3 chips at rim. Probably from Pemiscot Co., MO. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est $250-$350

6 3/4”t. x 8 1/2”d. Fine short necked bottle with flared rim, highly burnished, no restoration, one chip on rim, nice fire clouds. Probably Pemiscot Co., MO. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est $250-$400

6 1/4”t. x 5 1/4”d. Hooded possum effigy bottle, head is broken, glued and restored, bottom is solid. S.E., MO. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est $125-200

5 1/8”t. x 4 1/8”w. Hooded human bottle found by Ron Bogg in 1978 at the Denton site, Pemiscot Co., MO. Broken and restored, includes a signed card from Ron Bogg. Est $125-250

4 3/4”t. x 11 1/4”w. Bat effigy bowl, Mississippi Co., AR. Broken, glued and restored. Ex. Ben Thompson. Est $125-200

6 1/2”t. x 8 1/4”d. Strap handled bowl, solid, no restoration, small chips. Possibly Illinois or S.E., MO. Est $125-200

8 1/4”t. x 7 1/2”d. Ancient water bottle, nice finish, 1 1/2” of rim broken and glued otherwise solid no restoration. Northern Arkansas. Est $125-200

2 Pieces of pottery, largest is 5 1/2”t. x 5 3/8”d. water bottle, solid, no restoration, pressure cracks, possibly from Illinois and a 2 3/4”t. x 3 3/4”d. strap handled bowl from St Clair Co., IL. Broken and glued with damage to rim. Est $100-200

6 1/2”L. x 1 5/8”w. Tan Burlington Cobbs knife, St Clair Co., IL. From the old Dan and Addison Throop collection. Jerry Dickey COA. Est $300-$500

4 5/16”L. x 1 3/8”w. Fluted Dalton found on the Champ farm in St Louis Co., MO. Has edge nicks, Burlington. Dickey COA. Est $125-200

1 3/4”L. x 7/8”w. Clovis, Greene Co., MO. 7/8” flute on obverse and 1/2” on reverse, nice tan and gray flint. Dickey COA. Est $150-$300

2 11/16”L. x 1 3/16”w. Slate pendant from western IL. Some nicks and scratches but nice form and polish. Jerry Dickey COA. Est $150-$300

4 3/8”L. x 3 1/4”w. Notched Hoe, Burlington. Madison Co., IL. Cahokia Mounds area. One ear of base has 1/2” of restoration, good use polish to bit. Jerry Dickey COA. Est $250-$500

4 11/16”L. x 3 3/8”w. Notched Hoe, Cahokia Mounds area, St Clair Co., IL. 3/4” of corner of base is restored, has modern damage to bit, good use patination. Dickey COA. Est $250-$400

3 9/16”L. x 2”w. Flared bit Celt, St Clair Co., IL. Tan and black hardstone, nice form and polish. Ex. Addison Throop. Jerry Dickey COA. Est $100-200

Frame of 6 relics, 5 Celts and one flint Adz, largest is 5 5/8”L., smallest is 2 5/8”L. 4 Celts are from the Cahokia Mounds area, St Clair Co., IL. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Celt #489 is hematite. Est $150-$250

Frame of relics includes 14 points from 1 3/4” to 5”L. and 5 shell beads, 3 Dovetails, Hardin, Side Notch, thin 2 7/8”L. Pulaski. All from Jersey and Madison CO., IL. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est $150-$300

Group of 4 relics, largest is a 6”L. pick with high use polish, includes 5 1/2” Pestle from Jersey Co., IL. Turtleback Hoe from Ralls Co., MO. a Colorful flint Adz. All approved by Dickey. Est $150-$300

31 1/2”w. x 41 1/4”L. Navajo Two Gray Hills rug, very tightly woven, busy design elements, mint condition. Ca:1970. Est $350-$700

31 1/2”w. x 53”L. Yei pictorial Navajo rug, corn plant in center, tightly woven, nice use of colors, excellent condition. Ca:1970-80. Est $400-$800

25”w. x 33 1/2”L. Cow pictorial Navajo tapestry, very tightly woven, over 12 warps to inch, excellent condition. Est $300-$600

32” x 51 1/2” Navajo rug, interesting design, excellent condition. Est $250-$400

28 3/4”w. x 42 3/4”L. Navajo Manta revival tapestry, navy blue and red, excellent condition, ca:1970. Est $250-$400

22 1/4” x 41” Navajo rug, excellent condition, nice design. Ca:1980. Est $250-$350

35”L. x 5 1/2”w. Sioux beaded and quilled pipebag, some quill loss, fringe has been repaired, bag is ca:1880 orrnearlier, very nice teepee design, some repair to beaded throat. Est. $1,000-$1,800

10”L. High ankle Athabascan finely embroidered Moccasins, remnants of quillwork outline, very fine stitch work intact, moose and native tanned deer. Est. $250-$450

8 3/4”L. x 5 5/8”w. x 2”d. Very fine owl figural Chemehuevi basket, excellent condition, over 8 coils to inch, ca:1890-1900. Est. $900-$1400

4 1/8”t. x 3 7/8”w. Old Attu lidded polychrome basket, very finely woven, 14 coils to inch, excellent condition. Ca:1900. Est. $500-$900

4 3/4”t. x 5 1/4”d. Very unusual lidded Northwest Coast basket, Vancouver Island, B.C. has eagle, wolf and sun figures, excellent condition, good colors. Est. $300-$600

9 3/16”d. Old Pima flat tray basket, star and face designs. Ca:1900. Est. $200-$350

9 1/2”L. x 5 1/2”t. x 5 1/2”w. Oval Yupik Eskimo figural Basket with horses and butterflies, nice polychrome, excellent condition. From Toksook Bay. Est. $350-$700

3 1/4”t. x 5 3/4”w. Unusual figural N.W. Coast polychrome basket, depicting deer, whales and eagles. Vancouver Island, B.C. Excellent condition. Est. $150-$300

4”L. x 2 1/2”w. x 1 5/8”t. Fully feathered Pomo treasure basket by noted weaver Rose Anderson. Ca:1960’s. Very good condition, very tightly coiled, beautiful example. Est. $350-$700

4 1/4”t. x 8”d. Mission polychrome hat basket, excellent condition. Ca:1930-1940’s. Est. $200-$400

5 1/8”t. x 6 1/2”d. Hopi lidded bowl, signed by highly attributed artist Joy Navasie, Frog Woman. Excellent condition, nice form and burnish. Est. $350-$750

9”t. x 5 1/2”w. Hopi vase signed by Sadie Adams, Flower Woman. Excellent condition, beautiful form and paint work by this well noted artist. Est. $250-$500

5 5/8”t. x 3 3/8”d. Hopi cylinder vase, ca:1930. Very good condition, no signature, nice paintwork and form. Est. $200-$400

14 1/4”d. San Ildefonso plate signed by Internationally known artist Maria Martinez, signed Marie and Santana, some wear to the center and edges, outstanding design and huge size. Est. $1800-$3000

10 1/8”d. x 1 5/8”t. San Ildefonso bowl signed Maria and Santana, excellent condition, outstanding burnish, shows no use wear, Avanyu design, near mint. Est. $1500-$3000

8 3/16”L. x 5”w. 3/4 Grooved Ax, Calhoun Co., IL. Highly polished and developed, colorful tan and gray speckled granite, flat bottom. Ex. B.W. Stephens. Roy Motley COA. Est. $4500-$6500

5 1/4”L. x 2”w. Rare fluted Ax, Pike Co., IL. Flat bottom, fluted top, 3 flutes on each face, ancient hammer use to square pole, good polish, green hardstone. Roy Motley COA. Est. $1000-$2000

5 1/2”L. x 2 13/16”w. 3/4 Iowa slant grooved Ax found in Adams Co., IL. Good polish, tapered oval poll, colorful speckled granite, fluted top and bottom, highly developed. Roy Motley COA. Est. $900-$1500

5 3/4”L. x 2 1/2”w. Iowa slant grooved Ax, Page Co., IA. Highly developed, deep groove with rare slight raise in center of groove, speckled granite, good polish, nick to one side of bit, tapered poll. Roy Motley COA. Est. $600-$900

4 3/4”L. x 2 5/8”w. Trophy style Ax, Adams Co., IL. Highly developed, flat top, bottom and poll, colorful brown and black, high polished, small equipment ding on one side. Roy Motley COA. Est. $600-$900

7 1/2”L. x 4”w. Ax from Boone Co., IA. Speckled tan and black granite, small ancient nick on one side of bit, highly developed, flat top and bottom. Roy Motley COA. Est. $650-$950

5 13/16”L. x 3 3/16”t. Porphyry Ax, Adams Co., IL. Good polish, raised ridges, deep groove. Roy Motley COA. Est. $600-$900

5 1/8”L. x 3 1/8”t. Ax from Pike Co., MO. Colorful speckled granite, flat top, bottom and poll. Good polish. Roy Motley COA. Est. $450-$650

6 3/16”L. x 3 1/4”t. Ax from Ralls Co., MO. Missouri square type, flat top, bottom and tapered poll, some equipment marks, unusual narrow groove. Roy Motley COA. Est. $500-$700

6 1/2”t. x 3 7/8”d. N.W. Coast Pestle, highly polished and developed. Ex. Tommy Webster, sold at his auction in1984. Outstanding form. Roy Motley COA. Est. $1500-$2500

8 3/8”t. x 3 3/4”d. N.W. Coast Pestle, dark Basalt. Ex. Dale and Betty Roberts. Outstanding hand use patination. Roy Motley COA. Est. $1000-$1500

9 7/8”t. x 2 3/4”w. N.W. Coast Pestle, dark hardstone, raised ridges, good hand use polish. Roy Motley COA. Est. $900-$1400

6 1/8”L. x 3 1/4”w. Pestle from Auglaize Co., OH. Highly developed polished speckled granite. Knobbed top. Pictured by Lar Holthem. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $600-$900

5 3/4”L. x 2 3/4”w. Winged Bannerstone, Mercer Co., IL. Not drilled, colorful speckled granite, raised center on both sides. Roy Motley COA. Est. $300-$600

7 9/16”L. x 3 3/16”w. Polished Celt, Adams Co., IL. Black and green speckled, flat bottom and poll, high use polish. Roy Motley COA. Est. $500-$750

9”L. x 3 1/8”w. Grooved hardstone Adz, Adams Co., IL. Incurvate bottom, patinated green quartzite. Roy Motley COA. Est. $200-$350

2 3/4”L. x 1 5/16”w. Owl effigy clubhead. Costa Rica. High polished, green and tan hardstone, nice carving. Roy Motley COA. Est. $200-$350

3 7/16”w. x 2 13/16”t. Owl effigy clubhead, Costa Rica. Heavily patinated Basalt like stone. Roy Motley COA. Est. $200-$300

4 1/4”L. x 2”w. Very colorful Danish flint Adz. ex. Dr. David Harner. Highly polished and developed. Roy Motley COA. Est. $150-$300

Old Blackfoot black bear claw necklace, 19 claws on old salvaged leather, medium white and blue pony beads, round brass beads on brain tanned leather. Ca:1860-90. Est. $3000-$6000

6 1/2”t. x 4 1/4”d. Polished hooded effigy bottle, may be a faceless human from Scott Co., MO. Solid with no restoration. Excellent condition. Est. $500-$750

4 7/8”t. x 4 5/16”d. Hooded human effigy bottle, Scott Co., MO. Solid, no restoration, chips to opening rim, nice form and burnish. Est. $500-$750

8 1/8”d. x 3”t. Caddo friendship bowl, very nice engraving, solid no restoration, good burnish and fire clouds. Ex. Ed Payne. Texas/Arkansas border area. Est. $450-$750

4”t. x 5 1/4”w. Unusual strap handled bowl with braided design on rim and raised ridges at shoulder, probe hole repair otherwise solid, thin walls. Scott Co., MO. Est. $250-$350

8 3/8”t. x 6”d. Platform base water bottle, Scott Co., MO. Solid, nice burnish. Est. $250-$400

4 7/8”t. x 5 1/2”d. Water bottle, Scott Co., MO. Incised line decoration, pumpkin like motif, incurvate bottom. Small 3/4” restoration at rim otherwise solid, nice form. Est. $200-$300

4 3/8”t. x 5 7/8”d. Strap handled bowl, Scott Co., MO. Solid, no restoration, incised repeating design at shoulder, nice form. Est. $200-$300

4 7/8”t. x 5 1/2”d. Unusual partially perforated tabbed bowl, solid no restoration, good burnish. Est. $200-$300

34 1/4”w. x 36 1/2”t. Navajo Two Gray Hills pattern rug, excellent condition, nice workmanship. Ca:1970’s. Est. $250-$400

41” x 69” Navajo eye dazzler rug, all natural color wool, hand spun, high grade condition. Ca:1960’s. Est. $250-$400

26”w. x 40”L. Navajo Germantown tapestry, minor dye runs, deep maroon, green, burnt orange, tightly woven, some fringe missing. Ca:1900. Est. $200-$350

39 1/2”w. x 51”L. Navajo crystal, hand spun wool, professionally cleaned, missing selvage on one edge and corner, nice dazzler design. Ca:1920’s. Est. $250-$400

30”w. x 53”L. Navajo eye dazzler rug, hand spun wool, very good condition. Ca:1940. Est. $250-$400

2 Pairs of beaded Moccasins, lighter pair are Cree 10 1/2”L., ca:1930-40 with wear holes to sole and dark pair are Cheyenne 9 3/4”L. leather is stiff, all sinew sewn, minor bead loss. Ca:1880’s. Est. $250-$300

2 Old Indian beaded items, 32 1/2”L. x 4”w. Great Lakes loom beaded belt, Ca:1900 and a 15 1/2”L. beaded rattle with 9”L. beaded drop, unusual red rattles of unknown organic material, heavily patinated, native tanned, sinew sewn. Est. $150-$300

30”L. Old native American handmade silver beads, 9/16”d. heavily patinated. Ca:1930’s or older. Est. $150-$250

Old Navajo silver and turquoise bracelet, 9 nice turquoise stones, 2 7/16”L. x 2 3/4”w. nice heavy weight. Ca:1930-40’s. Est. $400-$700

5 1/8”L. x 3 1/2”w. Old Sioux lizard like beaded fetish, sinew sewn, heavily patinated. Ca:1880’s or earlier. Est. $400-$650

Portfolio collection of 107 old early vintage Indian postcards, includes 53 ethnographic cards, 23 published for the Coffeen Indian room in Sheridan, Wyoming, 22 by Valentine Publishing Co., 6 by the Portland Co., printed in Germany. Most are in color with early 1900 post marks, some are unused. Est. $500-$1000

Binder of 184 old early vintage Native American Indian photographic post cards, many unused, many with earlyrn1900 post marks, basket makers, chiefs, pottery, rug makers, pueblos, Nampeyo the Hopi potter and much more. Est. $600-$1100

Two old American crooked knives, an 8 1/2”L. with antler handle and the second is an early type with carved Eastern Indian designs, cord hafted file blade, both show heavy use patination. Est. $300-$600

Three old American crooked knives, longest is 10 1/4”L. handle may have been made from a chair, one is carved, third has nice scroll and carving work. All show excellent hand use patination. Est. $400-$800

Frame with 3 Indian necklaces, 3 turquoise silver indian rings and a strand of old cross trade beads. Longest isrn22”L. Includes an all turquoise necklace 19”L. Est. $125-$250

5 1/4”t. x 4”d. Porphyry and quartz Pestle, Spencer Co., IN. Very colorful. Ex. Bob Morast, ex. Dr. T. Hugh Young, good hand use patination. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $400-$750

8”L. x 3 1/2”w. Tapered poll Celt, Yazoo Co., MS. High polished wirey granite, flat bottom and poll, very nice form, minor scratches. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $350-$700

6”t. x 3 7/8”d. Pestle, Noble Co., IN. Speckled gray and black colorful hardstone, heavy hand use polish. Davis COA. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est. $300-$500

4 15/16”L. x 3 3/16”t. 3/4 Grooved Ax, Howard Co., MO. Highly developed, fluted bottom, flat poll, good polish, brown and tan hardstone. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $300-$550

4 1/2”L. x 3”w. 3/4 Grooved porphyry Ax, colorful green and tan, good polish. Jersey Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $250-$350

2 5/16”L. x 2 9/16”w. Thebes, Cass Co., IL. Deep square notches, glossy Burlington. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $100-$175

Frame with 4 silver Navajo and Zuni jewelry items, 2 rings signed and marked sterling, turquoise is marked B. Piaso Jr., Very fine turquoise, all silver domed ring marked Marcella James, petite point pin is unmarked, largest is a conch button 1 3/4”d. by Mary Lou Sandoval. Est. $125-$250

2 Strand Zuni fetish necklace 30” overall length, very fine heishe, all hand carved birds, bears, fish, turtles, all natural materials. Est. $125-$250

8 Strand heishe necklace, 30”L. Turquoise, coral and pin shell, hand strung by an Ojibwa artist. Est. $100-$200

Collection of 5 Indian items, pair of 8 1/4”t. Iroquois beaded dolls, miniature 4 1/2” loom beaded rug and 2rnbaskets, smaller is a 2 3/4” Ojibwa, larger is a 3 5/8” pine needle Cherokee. Est. $75-$150

Three books, Hallmarks of the Southwest by Barton Wright, great reference of silver smiths signatures, Woven Worlds, heavily illustrated identification guide for American Indian basketry, Spider Woman’s Gift, 19th century Diné Navajo textiles at the museum of Indian Arts and Cultures, great history of early Navajo blankets. All excellent condition. Est. $75-$150

2 Books, A River Apart pottery of Cochiti & Santo Domingo Pueblos, great reference, nicely illustrated and Creation’s Journey Native American Identity and Belief, heavily illustrated examples from the national museum of the American Indian Smithsonian, both hard backs have sleeve covers and are in excellent condition. Est. $75-$150

7 5/8”L. x 4 7/16”w. Keokuk Ax, Clark Co., MO. Fluted top and bottom, thin style. Dense green black hardstone, good polish. Jerry Dickey and Roy Motley COA’s. Est. $500-$750

8 3/4”t. x 8”d. Avenue polychrome Quapaw water bottle from the Humber site in Coahoma Co., MS. 1” chip reglued at rim otherwise solid, no restoration, original paint and unusually good condition, nice finish, outstanding form. Ex. Roy Hathcock and Hathcock COA. Est. $2500-$5000

7 3/4”t. x 10 1/4”d. Mississippian tail rider, Poinsett Co., AR. Depicting hooded bird and a wolverine like animal on tail. Crack at base of neck but otherwise solid, all original, nice form. Pictured in Charles Miles’ Eskimo Art facts of North America, page 170, pictured in Hathcock’s Ancient Indian Pottery, page 27, Bobby Onken’s Legends of Prehistoric Art page 79. Ex. B. W. Stephens, ex. Ed Meiners. One of the most heavily documented of all pots, unusual figural paring. Est. $6000-$9000

7 7/8”t. x 11”d. Mississippian cat serpent, Pemiscot Co., MO. Original, no restoration, 1 pressure crack, slight platform on base, good detail to face and perforated tail. Ex. Roy Hathcock. Pictured in Who’s Who #5, page 81 and Legends of Prehistoric Art. Ken Partain COA. Est. $2000-$4000

6”t. x 5 1/2”w. Human effigy bottle, Mississippi Co., AR. Original, no restoration, nice burnish, detail to facial features, long frog like arms, rocker legs, scoliosis. Pictured in “Artifacts magazine” Vol. 13, page 28, 1983. Ex. Roy Hathcock, ex. George Heckman, ex. Dr. J. Goldberg. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $2500-$4500

4 3/4”t. x 6”d. Caddo swan effigy bowl, southern AR. One wing is restored otherwise original, unusual form, dual facial images, detail to wings, high burnish to body. Ex. Larry Parkhill. Pictured in Legends of Prehistoric Art and Who’s Who #5 Page 80, Ex Roy Hathcock. Est. $1500-$3000

7 1/4”t. x 6 1/8”d. Caddo engraved water bottle, spool type neck has been restored, body is solid, nice artistry. Little River Co., AR. Ex. Larry Parkhill. Est. $500-$900

2 3/4”t. x 4 3/8”d. Caddo appliqued bowl with 4 appliqued suspension lugs, solid with no restoration, nice unusual form. Est. $250-$450

3 7/8”L. x 2 5/16”w. x 1 1/2”t. Small Caddo engraved canoe bowl, Southern AR. Solid, no restoration, nice form. Est. $200-$350

2 7/8”L. x 2 5/16”w. x 1 1/16”t. Saddle face Bannerstone, colorful tan and black quartz, dramatic oblique green quartz seam, Davidson Co., TN. Ex. Dick Burnett, ex. Clem Caldwell. Pictured in Legends of Prehistoric Art, vol. II, page 261. Outstanding example, handles well. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $8,000-$14,000

8 5/8”L. x 5”w. Flared bit Spade, St Clair Co., IL. Mill Creek chert, Cahokia Mounds area, small chip, good use polish, thin nice form. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $700-$1100

13 1/2”L. x 4 1/2”w. Mill Creek chert Spade, Marshall Co., KY. High use polish, very colorful. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $1100-$1700

11 5/8”L. x 4 5/8”w. Colorful Mill Creek chert Spade, Madison Co., IL. Cahokia Mounds area, some chips but high use polish. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $800-$1300

8 3/4”L. x 5”w. Flared bit Spade, Cahokia Mounds area, St Clair Co., IL. Slight curve, Mill Creek chert, very high use polish. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $750-$1000

2 13/16”L. x 1 1/4”w. Godar hematite Plummet, found by Ken Barrow in Butler Co., MO. High polish. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $300-$500

2 3/8”L. x 1”w. High polished hematite grooved Plummet, found by Ken Barrow in Ripley Co., MO. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $250-$450

5 5/8”L. x 2 1/4”w. Nebo Ax, Saline Co., MO. Tan and black speckled quartzite, highly developed, flat top, bottom and poll. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $500-$800

5 1/4”L. x 2 1/8”w. Deep red rhyolite Oachita point, Butler Co., MO. Sparkly flint, impressive. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $450-$750

6 3/4”L. x 1 11/16”w. Colorful, Sparkly red and brown Archaic knife, Butler Co. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $500-$900

4 5/8”L. x 1 5/8”w. Bulls eye hornstone Dovetail, Hardin Co., IL. Ex. Grindell. Very small nicks, impressive color and workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $900-$1700

4”L. x 1 3/8”w. Tan and gray Dovetail, St Charles Co., MO. Outstanding color, nice workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $800-$1500

4 3/8”L. x 1 1/4”w. Brown anciently polished Dovetail, Wayne Co., MO. Tip has minor rechip and edge buffing. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $400-$600

3 3/8”L. x 1 1/2”w. Dark brown Dovetail, Wayne Co., MO. Had been glued to a board. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $300-$500

3 7/8”L. x 1 7/16”w. Burlington Dovetail, Pike Co., MO. Ex. Grindell. Nice workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $300-$500

3 5/16”L. x 1 3/8”w. Dark gray and tan glossy banded Dovetail, St Charles Co., MO. Ex. Gray Ladassor. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $300-$500

3 11/16”L. x 1 3/8”w. Burlington Dovetail, Pike Co., IL. Nice square base. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $300-$450

3 9/16”L. x 1 1/2”w. Unusual, glossy dark gray and pink Archaic side notch, Butler Co., MO. Ken’s most colorful point, minor nick. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $800-$1500

3 9/16”L. x 1”w. Thin fluted Dalton, colorful tan and gray glossy, Wayne Co., MO. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $350-$500

3 5/16”L. x 1 3/8”w. glossy dark and light gray Dovetail, western KY. Very nice workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $300-$450

2 3/4”L. x 1 5/16”w. Dark Dover Dovetail, Butler Co., MO. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $200-$350

4 5/8”L. x 1 3/16”w. Colorful Horse Creek flint Drill, TN. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $200-$350

3 1/16”L. x 1 1/8”w. Serrated Dalton, Wayne Co., MO. Light tan and gray. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $150-$250

5”L. x 1 5/16”w. Glossy brown Stanfield, Wayne Co., MO. Ancient tip use nick. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $200-$350

4”L. x 2 3/16”w. Glossy dark Novaculite Base Notch, Benton Co., MO. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $200-$350

3 9/16”L. x 1”w. Light gray glossy Agate Basin, Wayne Co., MO. Nice workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $200-$350

2 9/16”L. x 1 1/4”w. Colorful brown and gray Dalton, has graphic small off center bulls eye, Wayne Co. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $200-$300

4 5/8”L. x 1 13/16”w. Red rhyolite Etley, Wayne Co., MO. Very attractive. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $175-$250

3 7/16”L. x 1 1/2”w. Light pink Archaic T Drill, Wayne Co., MO. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $150-$200

2 7/8”L. x 1 1/8”w. Brown Beaver Lake, Benton Co., MO. Nice workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $200-$300

2 3/4”L. x 1 3/16”w. Burlington Dovetail, Butler Co., MO. Nice thin workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $175-$250

3 3/4”L. x 1 9/16”w. Dark brown Hardin, Wayne Co., MO. 1/8” of corner of base is restored, fine workmanship. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est. $175-$250

3”L. x 1 1/4”w. Early Kirk Square stem, serrated Burlington. Butler Co. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $175-$250

2 5/8”L. x 1 3/4”w. Colorful tan and gray Corner Notch. Butler Co., MO. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $150-$200

3”L. x 1 3/4”w. Very colorful Gary point, found on the St Francis River, Wayne Co., MO. Has quartz inclusions. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $150-$250

Frame with 6 early points from Butler Co., MO. 3 Hardins, 2 Daltons and a Bifurcate. Largest is 2 5/8”L., smallest is 1 7/8”L. All have nice workmanship, good color. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est. $200-$350

Frame with 9 colorful points from Wayne and Butler Co’s, MO. Includes rhyolite Dickson, Dovetail, Hempstead Dalton, and Woodland points. Largest is 3”L., smallest is 2”L. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $250-$400

5 11/16”L. x 1 3/4”w. Colorful translucent black and light gray Novaculite knife, Yell Co., AR. Ex. Payne, ex. Ritter, pictured in Legends of Prehistoric Art Vol. III, page 136. Nice workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $800-$1800

5 3/8”L. x 1 1/2”t. Obtuse angle Human face effigy Pipe, outstanding high grade green hardstone found in up state New York, outstanding polish and sculptural artistry, and detail, shows use. Eyes have a remnant of heavily patinated metal inlay. Ex. Richard Sisson. One of the finest we have seen. Stem has unusual paneled edges. Early Historic. Est. $15,000-$22,000

9 1/2”L. x 4 9/16”w. 3/4 Grooved green and black porphyry Ax. Jersey Co., IL. Very highly developed and polished, flat top, bottom and poll, slant groove, minor ancient nick. Ex. Marvin Franke. Pictured in Legends vol 3, page 138, book included with this lot. Jerry Dickey COA. One of the best known. Est. $15,000-$20,000

8 7/8”L. x 4 3/16”w. Flared bit porphyry Celt, Fulton Co., IL. Ex. Lloyd Dugstadt. Pictured in Who’s Who #2, outstanding polish, flat poll, quartz inclusions. One minor nick. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $3,000-$4,500

9”L. x 5”w. 3/4 Grooved Ax, Colorful purple quartzite with white quartz line, Pike Co., IL. Ex. Marvin Franke. One chip to bottom of bit, good use polish. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $400-$750

4 1/8”L. x 2 3/8”t. Black and tan slant grooved Ax, Scott Co., IA. Ex. Dr. Ward Dunseth. Highly polished and developed, fluted top and bottom, raised ridges. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $500-$800

9 3/4”t. x 3 7/8”w. Green porphyry hand Maul, Curry Co., OR. Ex. Clem Caldwell. Outstanding form. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $4000-$6500

5”L. x 4”t. Ancient hardstone Canopa, Peru, Inca Culture, nice detail, heavily patinated. Est. $200-$400

5 1/2”t. x 7 3/4”d. Outstanding Walls engraved jar, Crittenden Co., AR. Unusual form with flaring shoulders, solid, no restoration, heavily patinated, fine artistry. Est. $900-$1500

10 7/8”d. x 4 1/8”t. Red swirl Quapaw bowl, St Francis Co., AR. Found in 1966, flared rim, pressure cracks but solid, no restoration, original paint. Est. $900-$1500

7 1/8”t. x 6 1/4”w. Caddo engraved compound water bottle, bottom is broken, glued and restored, neck is original. Little River Co., AR, pictured in Legends Vol III, page 140. Unusual form. Est. $500-$900

Book, Legends of Prehistoric Art, vol. I, limited boxed presentation edition by Bobby Onken. New condition. Est. $100-$175

5 1/16” d. x 1 3/4” t. red and cream quartz Tennessee discoidal, Lee Co., Alabama, found on Soap Creek near Chattahoochee river, deep translucent center, outstanding workmanship, pictured in Legends Vol III, page 136. Ex. John Tilley, Jerry Dickey cert. Est. $14,000-$20,000

Civil War era American dress sword, 36 5/8”L. brass hand guard, blade marked Wilson.Phila. U.S. with faint decorative engraving, nice scabbard with brass drag. Est. $250-$500

4 3/8”L. x 2 7/8”w. Porphyry Wisconsin winged Bannerstone preform, some chips, raised barrel on both sides, no drilling, rare relic. Scott Co., IA. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $150-$300

6 1/4”L. x 2 1/4”w. Hohokam Ax, S.W. Purchased in Iowa, high use polish, nice form. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $250-$450

3 1/4”L. x 1 7/16”w. Thin Early Archaic blade, Northern IL. Fine parallel flaking, basal thinning. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $200-$350

Oak frame with 13 Bird points, Henderson Co., IL. Longest is 1 5/16”, smallest is 9/16”L. Some are colorful, two longest may be modern. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est. $200-$400

Three hardstone relics, a 6 3/4”L. 3/4 grooved Ax, Clinton Co., IA. and 2 Celts, smallest is 3 3/8”L. One from Clinton and one from Columbus Co’s. Iowa. All have good polish and reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est. $150-$250

Frame with 14 points, 12 are from Cedar and Jones CO’s Iowa, and 2 are from Illinois as marked. Longest is 3 1/16”. Includes a Snyder, nice brown Waubes and colorful Dickson. All reviewed by Dickey. Est. $200-$350

Frame with 15 points and one fossil, from Cedar and Jones Co., Iowa, one from Illinois as marked. Longest is a 4 3/4” Sedalia, includes 4 1/8” Drill, large crescent scraper and other Woodland thru Archaic points. Some found by the Null brothers. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est. $150-$250

2 Apache burden baskets, smallest is 6”t., larger is 7 1/2”t. Both have metal tinklers on leather fringe, both in excellent condition. Ca:1970’s. Est. $75-$150

4 3/4”t. x 6 1/4”d. Papago lidded basket, excellent condition, nice structure. Ca:1950. Est. $100-$175

2 Papago baskets, 11”d. x 2 3/4”d. bowl and a 15 3/4”L. x 10 1/2”w. handled tray, both excellent condition. Est. $100-$175

9”L. x 6 3/4”w. x 5 1/4”d. N.W. Coast wooden mask, broken and glued in 2 pieces, no signature, shows use, probably 1940’s, nice carving and paint work. Est. $250-$450

5 3/4”L. x 3 7/8”w. N.W. Coast mask sculpture signed by noted native carver Clifford George, sculpture titled “Wolf Spirit” dated 2002. Est. $200-$400

10 5/8”L. x 4”w. N.W. Coast wooden rattle, nice paint and carving, no signature. Ca:1960’s? Est. $200-$350

6 1/4”t. x 2 1/2”w. including stand, miniature N.W. Coast mask, nice paint and carving, excellent condition. No signature. Est. $200-$300

15 1/4”L. x 6 1/2”w. N.W. Coast wooden Halibut plaque, nice paint and carving, signed PLH. Contemporary. Est. $125-$200

9 3/4”L. x 6 1/4”w. Whale bone Eskimo mask signed TAS. Inlaid eyes, has suspension cord on back, shows good detail. Est. $200-$350

21”L. x 4”w. Old native American beaded headband, decorated with dentalium shells on old trade cloth, northwestern style, string sewn, minor bead loss, nice workmanship. Ca:1900. Est. $200-$400

6”w. x 5 3/4”L. Old Iroquois star shape beaded pin cushion with 2 American flags, good condition. Est. $125-$200

3 7/16”L. x 15/16”w. Little Bear Creek point, Gibson Co., TN. Nice gray glossy flint. Motley and Dickey COA’s. Est. $125-$200

Civil War era Burnside lever action carbine, serial #26585, patent March 25, 1856. 20” barrel, wood and metal in good condition, strong spring, saddle ring, original sight. Rare example. Est. $500-$1100

Double barrel percussion cap Parker 16 ga. shotgun, 31 3/4”L. barrels, metal is pitted, wood is original. In fair condition. Marked Parker on both lock plates, engraved hammers, old ramrod. Est. $250-$450

Model 1870 Springfield, 45/70 trap door. Wood and metal in good condition, lock plate is marked U.S. Springfield 1863. Metal cleaning rod, 32 1/2”L. barrel, strong spring. Est. $400-$650

U.S. Springfield rifle, trap door, 45/70 marked 1869, serial #14566. 32 1/2”L. barrel, has windage sight. Two inspector marks in wood ELA, wood and metal in good condition. Est. $450-$700

Muzzle loading Springfield rifle, Civil War era, rifle barrel is 31”L. May have been cut, metal ramrod, wood and metal in good condition. Inspector mark visible in wood. Est. $350-$500

Old 10 Gauge double barrel muzzle loading shot gun, unusually long 40” barrel, wooden ramrod, engraved trigger guard, lock plate and hammers, metal and wood in fair condition. Est. $250-$450

Marked model 1878 Springfield trap door rifle, 32 1/2” barrel, wood and metal in good condition, windage site, serial #29944. Metal cleaning rod. Est. $450-$700

Original WWII German army dagger with scabbard, overall is 15 1/2”, dagger tip has been ground otherwise excellent original condition. Est. $250-$450

Two German bayonetts, longest is 16” with scabbard, dress bayonett blade mark Horst Wolff, smaller 15 3/4” pre WWI with wooden handle, blade marked Solingen. Est. $75-$150

Two U.S. marked bayonetts to fit Springfield rifles, both approx. 21” overall length. Est. $75-$150

Three old bayonetts, longest has a 21 1/2”L. blade, all probably European. One is 4 sided. Est. $75-$125

Female mallard decoy, 18 1/4”, nice paintwork and carving. Est. $250-$500

Wood duck decoy, overall length 13 1/2”, nice paint and carving, excellent condition. Est. $250-$500

17 1/4” L. Open beaked loon decoy, nice carving and paint, excellent condition. Est. $250-$450

Merganser duck decoy, 20 1/4”L. Nice carving and paint. excellent condition. Est. $250-$400

Wooden duck decoy 12 3/4”L. Nice carving and paint, Excellent condition. Est. $250-$400

Mason wood decoy with crack to neck, glass eyes, nice paint, weights have been removed for display. Est. $250-$350

Wooden decoy, overall length 16”L. Nice turned head, beak broken and glued otherwise nice condition to paint and carving. Est. $200-$300

3 3/4”L. x 1 1/2”w. Slate Tube Bannerstone, Scioto Co., OH. Nice banding, fully drilled, very good polish. Jerry Dickey and Roy Motley COA’s. Jerry Dickey and Roy Motley COA’s. Est. $350-$500

2 Books, Colts From Texas and the Old West, signed by the author Jerry R. Hemphill, excellent condition with original sleeve cover and Colt an American Legend collectors edition, signed by the author R.L. Wilson. Excellent condition, heavily illustrated reference source. Est. $100-$175

2 Old Smithsonian Books, 39th Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology 1917, the Osage tribe, Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology 1898-1899. Both in excellent condition, good illustrations of Eastern and Midwestern Indian pottery, including head pots, human effigies and others. Est. $125-$250

2 Books, Who’s Who in Indian Relics #2, first edition, signed by auhtor H.C. Wachtel and Art of the Ancient Caddo by Jack Bonds, heavily illustrated, both excellent condition. Est. $100-$200

2 1/4”L. x 1 5/16”t. Effigy Bird Pipe, dense sandstone. Found by the Hart’s in Dent Co., MO. Nice detailed carving to facial features, beak, eyes, nose. Roy Motley COA. Est. $350-$700

1 7/8”L. x 1 1/8”w. Colorful red and cream Hazel Clovis, fluted 9/16” on obverse and 1/2” on reverse. Dent Co., MO. Translucent edges. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $300-$650

3 7/16”L. x 1 1/8”w. Scottsbluff found by the Harts in Dent Co., MO. Ancient tip use nick, glossy light gray. Jerry Dickey COA. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $200-$400

2 3/4”L. x 1 1/4”w. Colorful Jackie stem, Dent Co., MO. Glossy cream and gray, serrated. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $150-$250

Frame with 12 colorful points, longest is a 3 13/16”L. Drill includes very colorful Dickson, outstanding cream and black swirled Kampsville, widest point has large quartz inclusion, smallest is a Calf Creek. All from Dent Co., MO. approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $200-$300

Frame of 21 points, several very colorful, longest is a 3 1/8” Drill, includes 2 Hardins, 2 nice Daltons, small Calf Creek and several Woodland points. Dent Co., Mo. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Est. $200-$300

Frame of 41 colorful points all but dark Etley found by the Harts in Dent Co., MO. Largest is a 4 1/2”L. sugar quartz archaic blade, remainder are Archaic thru Woodland. Est. $200-$350

2 Hardstone relics, 7 1/2”L. 3/4 grooved Ax with flat bottom and ridged poll, ancient use damage to bit and a 5”L. grooved quartzite hammer. Both Dent Co., MO. Est. $125-$200

5 3/8”L. x 2 3/4”w. Full grooved Ax, colorful red and gray hardstone, has some polish. Dent Co., MO. Est. $300-$500

3 Hardstone relics, longest is a 5 3/4”L. full grooved Adz, smallest is a 4 7/8” full grooved polished Ax, Franklin Co., KY. other 2 are from Dent Co., MO. Est. $200-$300

4 full grooved Hematite Axes, longest is 3 3/4”L., smallest is 2 3/4”. All Dent Co., MO. Heavily patinated. Est. $250-$350

5 Hematite Axes, longest is 4 1/4”L., smallest is 3”L. and double grooved. 2 Are Adz types. All found by the Harts in Dent Co., MO. Est. $250-$350

4 Hardstone Adz/ gouges, longest is 5 7/8”, all found in Dent Co., Mo. Est. $200-$350

3 Full grooved hematite Axes, longest 4 1/4”L., smallest is 3 1/8”. All found by the Harts in Dent Co., MO. Est. $250-$400

6 Celts, largest is 4 1/4” Porphyry, smallest is 2 9/16” thin with shallow groove, 2 are Adz types, one is thin with flat edges. All found in Dent Co., MO. by the Harts. Est. $200-$400

4 Celts, largest is 4 1/2”, has flat poll, smallest is a 3 1/8” flared bit. All Dent Co., MO. Est. $200-$350

4 Grooved hardstone relics, longest is a 3 1/2” Ax, one is an unusual 3” 3/4 grooved hammer with flat bottom. All Dent Co. Mo. Est. $200-$300

4 Axes, longest is 5 5/8”, smallest is a 4 1/4” full grooved hematite. All Dent Co., MO. Est. $125-$200

Frame with 18 very colorful points, longest is 3 3/4”, includes a gray and pink banded Clovis 2 1/4”L. with edge nicks, and a sugar quartz point. Found by the Harts in Dent Co., MO. Est. $200-$350

Frame with 21 colorful points, largest is 4 7/16”L. from Sussex Co., VA. Seven others are quartzite, includes Dovetail from KY. Remainder from Dent Co., MO. Est. $200-$350

Frame of 21 very colorful points all from Dent Co., MO. Largest is a 3 1/2”L. Etley includes Early Archaic thru Woodland. Est. $200-$350

Frame with 11 colorful flint relics, largest is 4 1/4”, includes points, Adz, Celts, fluted point, Mozarkite and Burlington. All from Dent Co., MO. Est. $150-$250

Frame with 21 points, longest is 3 1/8”L. includes a serrated Base Notch, Archaic thru Woodland. All Dent Co., MO. Est. $200-$300

Frame with 54 bird points, longest is 1 9/16”, several very colorful including Scallons and a Cahokia style tri-notch. All found by the Harts in Dent Co., MO. Est. $200-$400

Frame with 74 bird points and drills, longest is 2 3/8”, several are colorful. All found by the Harts in Dent Co., MO Est. $200-$300

Frame with 75 bird points, longest is 1 9/16”, several Scallorns, some as small as 9/16”. All found by the Harts in Dent Co., MO. Est. $200-$350

2”L. x 1 3/8”w. Meteorite from Arizona, shows good gloss and thumb prints includes an old card from Meteorite crater, Winslow, AZ. Est. $150-$300

Frame with 39 points, longest is a 3 1/2” Etley, has a 3”L. Eccentric sugar quartz, small colorful Agate Basin, several other Archaic thru Woodland points. All found by the Harts in Dent Co., MO. Est. $200-$300

4 1/4”t. x 5 3/8”w. Strap handled brush decorated Mississippian bowl, some rim chips and pressure crack but solid, no restoration. Probably Southern MO. Est. $125-$200

22 3/8”L. Walrus tusk Eskimo scrimshawed hunting scenes. Signed by Wilbur Walluk from Nome Alaska 1975. Very nicely executed. Est. $300-$500

Frame of 65 old buttons includes Charles Lindbergh, World Record Flyers 1929, several comic book characters, Lou Gehrig, Roy Rogers and St Louis Cardinals 1930. Est. $100-$175

3 1/8”t. x 5 3/4”d. Ancient bowl said to have been found in Morgan Co., IL. Sold at the liquidation of McMurry college in Jacksonville, IL, basket weave design. Probably early Woodland. Solid, no restoration, nice form. Est. $150-$250

6 3/4”L. x 3 7/8”w. Tapered poll Celt, high use polish, light gray and green hardstone. Unknown provenience, likely Indiana. Approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $150-$250

8 1/2”L. x 2 1/8”w. Red flint Celt/Spade, good use polish, Southern IL. Approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $175-$250

5 3/8”L. x 1 1/4”w. Charmstone from California. Highly polished and developed, damage to side and bottom. Approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $125-$200

4 7/8”L. x 2 1/8”w. Danish flint Celt, marked Julehand, high polished, use nick to bit. Est. $100-$175

Frame with 2 ancient copper spears, largest is 6 1/8”L. x 1 5/16”w. smaller is 4 5/8”L. x 1 1/16”w. marked Suamico, Wisconsin. Est. $150-$300

Frame with 6 Texas points, longest is 2 5/8”L. Nice workmanship, one is a Pedernales. All approved by Dickey. Est. $150-$300

18”L. Old bone hair pipe necklace, decorated with brass beads and a sitting Liberty silver dollar. Old tag is marked Sioux Pine Ridge S.D. 1906. Est. $125-$200

5 1/16”L. x 1 7/8”w. Early Cobbs knife, Madison Co., IL. Nice color and workmanship, Burlington. BP073 frame 58. Dickey COA. Est. $200-$350

4 15/16”L. x 1 5/8”w. Bipointed Lance, Ohio. Glossy Flint Ridge. Ex. Gary Fogleman. Jerry Dickey COA.BP58, #067. Est. $175-$250

4 3/16”L. x 1 11/16”w. Indiana green Dalton knife, Indiana. Nice banded flint. Davis and Dickey COA’s. Frame BP8, #491.rn Est. $200-$350

4 1/8”L. x 1 15/16”w. Early stage Harahey knife, Central TX. Edwards Plateau. BP16, #378.Rogers COA and approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $200-$300

Two points, 5”L. x 1 1/2”w. Copena knife, Ft Payne chert, Alabama, BP58, #072. and a 4 1/4”L. x 1 1/4”w. Harahey knife, Edwards Plateau chert. Ex. Walter Williams. BP16 #379. Both approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $200-$300

Frame with 4 Early Archaic knives, longest is 5 1/4”L., smallest is 4 3/8”L. Ohio. Ex. Col. Raymond Vietzen. Nice Cochoton materials. BP frame 21. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $250-$350

Frame of 8 blades, largest is a 5 9/16”L. Stanfield from Ohio, smallest is a 2 7/8”L. Blade from IN. One is from KY. All nice hornstone or Coshocton. BP8 frame. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $300-$450

Frame with 6 points largest is 5 7/8”L., smallest is 2 7/8”L. From MO., OH., KY. and TN. All nice material Archaic thru early Woodland. All approved by Jerry Dickey. BP frame 50. Est. $250-$350

Frame with 5 flint relics, largest is a 5” flint knife or Celt from Illinois, smallest is 3 3/8”L. Schuyler Co., IL. Oval blade is from Vermillion Co., IL. 2 Largest are BP20 #102 and 103, 3 smallest are BP29, 30 and 31. Est. $250-$350

Frame with 5 Texas relics, longest is a 4 1/8” Square base knife includes a translucent 3 3/4”L. Archaic blade from Kerr Co.,TX. and a 1 1/8”L. Pebble pendant from San Marcos. All approved by Jerry Dickey. BP7, #380, #385, #381, #382, #373. Est. $200-$300

Frame with 5 blades from Ohio. largest is 3 1/2”, smallest is 2 3/8” from Lodi Co. all others from Delaware Co. Nice Coshocton and Plum run. BP19, #92, #93, #95, #96, #98. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $200-$300

Frame with 38 relics, Colorado and Wyoming. Largest is 2 1/16”, colorful materials, jasper, quartz, one drilled stone bead.Ex. Rev Maurice G. Dametz collection. All approved by Jerry Dickey. BP65. Est. $250-$350

12 x 16” Frame with interesting diverse collection of points, longest is 4 7/8”, nine bone hair pipes from LaSalle Co., IL., 4rn Mandan engraved gambling pieces, two of bone, 3” stone pendant, from Alabama, 2 1/2”L. stone pendant from Adams Co., OH. 2 7/8” Montell knife from Tx. A 3 1/2” early knife from Trigg Co., KY. Red serrated knife from CO. All old except square flint. Approved by Jerry Dickey. BP69. Est. $300-$500

Frame with 57 relics including 9 colorful bird points, thumb scrapers, tools, several are Knife River flint. Longest is 1 3/16”L. All found by John Shields in north and south Dakota. BP62. Est. $200-$350

Frame with 55 relics, from Oregon and Washington. Largest is a 3 3/4” x 3 3/8” black Spade like tool includes several colorful points, Crescent knives and Eccentric. All approved by Jerry Dickey. BP67. Est. $200-$300

5 Hardstone relics, 1 spindle whirl, 1 bead, 2 shaft straighteners, point sharpeners, oval net weight. Largest is 2 1/4”. engravers and net weight are from Ohio, stone bead from Arizona. BP234, #231, #230, #191 and #190. Est. $200-$300

Frame of 4 sets of old trade beads, all approx. 22”L. One strand of 4 layer chevrons, one old faceted cobalt blue. BP125.rn Est. $100-$200

2 Frames of beads, includes a 23”L. strand found in a Maidu site, Amudau Co., CA. BP44 and frame with 28”L. necklace strung with old chevron and Nueva Cadiz beads with matching chevron earrings. BP122.rn Est. $175-$300

6”L. x 2 1/4”t. 3/4 grooved Ax, good use polish, ancient use nick to bit, flat bottom, heavily patinated. Est. $150-$250

5 5/8”L. x 2 5/8”w. Hardstone gouge/Adz, northern Illinois. Heavily patinated, good use polish. Est. $125-$175

6 3/4”L. x 2 5/8”t. Hohokam Ax, excellent polish, dark green. Southwestern U.S. Est. $200-$300

6 5/8”L. x 3 3/4”t. 3/4 grooved Ax, Pike Co., IL. Flat top and bottom, ancient use wear to poll, good use polish, heavily patinated. Est. $125-$300

2 Axes, smallest is a 6 1/4” full groove, ancient use nick to bit, used as an Adz, nice oval poll and a 8 1/4”L. x 3 7/8”t. 3/4 grooved, has blunted bit, both from eastern MO. Est. $125-$200

3 1/8”L. x 2 1/2”w. Small trophy Ax, raised ridges, flat short poll, flared bit. Polished tan and black speckled hardstone. Northern IL. Est. $150-$250

7 7/8”L. x 2 1/2”t. Hohokam Ax, good polish, ancient chips to top of bit, large example. Est. $175-$250

3 7/8”L. x 2 3/8”w. Highly developed 3/4 grooved Ax, thin style, flat bottom, high polished, dark brown speckled hardstone. Northern IL. Est. $150-$250

5 3/4”L. x 2 5/8”t. Full grooved porphyry Ax, good polish, large showey phenocrysts, flat slanted bottom. WI. Est. $125-$175

2 Axes, 4 5/8”L. x 2 1/8”t. 3/4 grooved, fluted bottom, porphyry, modern chip to one side of bit, good polish and a 4 3/4”L. highly polished Keokuk with fluted bottom, tapered poll, ancient use damage to bit. Est. $125-$200

2 Hardstone relics, a 4 1/4”L. x 2 3/8”w. Celt/Adz, brown quartzite and a 5 1/2”L. x 2 3/8”w. tapered poll Celt porphyry and quartzite, with nice form. Both heavily patinated. Wisconsin area. Est. $125-$200

2 Pestles, largest is 5 3/4”t. speckled granite, use nicks to base and a 5 1/4”t. high polished, both from Pike Co., IL. Both heavily patinated. Est. $125-$175

3 Celts, longest is 6 1/4”L. high polished with bit nicks, is 5 1/4”L. third is 5 5/8”L. tapered poll with good use polish and green porphyry. Northern Illinois, southern WI. Est. $125-$200

3 Pestles, largest is 5 1/2”t., smallest is 3 3/8”t. Quartzite material from Millersburg, OH. 3rd is from Indiana, largest is from Summit, KY. Est. $100-$175

3 Hardstone relics, largest is a 5 1/8”L. Celt, smallest is a 4 3/8”L. Adz from Scioto Co., OH with High use polish, third is a tapered poll with good polish from IL. Est. $100-$175

6 1/4”L. x 1 3/4”w. Ancient Bronze Ax, probably European, heavily patinated. Est. $75-$150

8 1/2”t. x 8 1/4”d. Caddo artistically incised jar, stabilized pressure crack and 2 1/2” restored at rim otherwise appears amazingly solid, thin walled. Southern AR. Est. $200-$300

8 1/4”t. x 7 5/8”w. Caddo appliqued jar with 4 handles, broken and glued, clay filled cracks, some restoration at rim, bottom and sides are solid. Southern AR. Est. $200-$300

8 1/4”t. x 8 1/4”w. Caddo engraved jar, restored. Southern, AR. Est. $125-$200

5 3/4”t. x 7 1/4”d. Acoma fine line greenware seed jar, signed K”uutimaits”a. New Mexico. Very fine workmanship. Est. $75-$150

8 3/8”t. x 5 3/4”d. Old Acoma pitcher, chips to paint on rim, Ca:1920’s. Est. $100-$150

2 PreColumbian vessels, taller is 3 1/4” x 5 1/4”, smaller is 3” x 5 1/4”. Both have high polish and nice form, no restoration. Probably Chupicuaro. Est. $100-$150

2 Pre Columbian vessels, 3”t. x 7 3/8” bowl, red on buff design and a 3 1/4”t. x 5 1/2”w. rattle foot tripod, red and white, probably from Panama. Est. $100-$150

6 1/2”t. x 9”d. Ancient corrugated Anasazi bowl, found on private land McCarty Ranch, N.M. Broken and glued, chips to rim. Est. $100-$175

3 1/8”t. x 8 1/8”d. Black and white Anasazi bowl, found on private land. Broken, glued and restored, some paint touchup. McCarty Ranch N.M. Est. $150-$250

2 Ancient ceramic relics, a 4” x 7” Tularosa decorated rim and a 4 1/4”t. x 4 1/2”w. Red water bottle with basket weave decoration, both are solid, no restoration, some chips, both found on private land on the McCarty Ranch, N.M. Est. $125-$200

5 1/2”t. x 7 1/4”d. Ancient pre Columbian vessel, red and white striped design, nice from, heavily patinated, no restoration. Est. $150-$250

Metal frame 8 x 12 of 21 Daltons from Greene Co., AR. Largest is a nice gray 2 7/16”L. two are modern as marked, several are very colorful. Jerry Dickey COA. Est. $200-$300

8” x 12 frame with 18 colorful Flint Ridge relics from Ohio. Largest is a 4 1/4” Adena blade from Lorain Co. Includes blades from Licking and Franklin Co’s. Dickey COA. Est. $200-$300

Frame with 6 flint relics, longest is a 5 7/16” hornstone knife from Indiana, includes colorful blades from Ky. Crescent knife from Iowa, blade from IL. Adena knife from Indiana. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $150-$250

Frame with 16 Archaic thru Woodland points from Arkansas. Longest is 2 5/8”, several colorful, some Novaculite, well made Dicksons. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $200-$300

16 Colorful points from N.E. Mississippi, several are Tuscaloosa gravel, largest is 3”L. Archaic thru Woodland. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $175-$200

Frame of 17 points from TN. Longest is 3 5/8”L. Colorful materials, one is a white quartz Side Notch, Archaic thru Woodland. All approved by Dickey Est. $175-$250

8” x 12” Metal frame with 29 colorful points, Greene Co., AR. Longest is 2 1/2” includes nice Dalton, Archaicrn Drills and quartz points. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $200-$300

Frame with 7 points, longest is a 5 1/4” Cobbs knife, Gallia Co., OH. Two other Cobbs, two Thebes, and Crescent knife. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $175-$250

Frame with 10 Knife River flint points, from a Bison kill site in Phillips Co., Montana. Includes 12 bone hair pipes, longest point is 1 1/8”L. Ex. Paul Abern. Prairie phase points. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $200-$275

Frame with 21 relics from Martin Co., N.D. Includes 7 bird points, knife blades, bone drills and Awls. Longest bone tool is 4 1/4”, found in 1950’s by a school administrator and his wife. All approved by Dickey. Est. $175-$250

Frame with 9 Besant and Pelican Lake points from Phillips and Cascade Co., Montana. Longest is 1 7/8”. Top 6 are from the Zortman site, bottom 3 are from the Sterling site. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $125-$200

Frame of 3 points found in Campbell Co., WY. Largest is a 4” brown quartzite Archaic bevel. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $175-$250

Frame with 18 points from Crook Co., WY. Very colorful, longest is 1 7/8”, variety of High Plains Archaics. Hannah, Duncan. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $200-$350

Frame with 24 points collected in the Reno Nevada area, variety of colorful materials and point types, some obsidian, center is early Archaic serrated. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $200-$300

Frame with 3 old harpoon points of walrus ivory, longest is 6 1/2”, very detailed, heavily patinated. St Lawrence Island Alaska. Est. $150-$250

Frame with 9 Alaskan artifacts, bone and walrus ivory. Largest is 9 5/8”L. Includes a slate point ivory harpoon, “Y” shaped relic may be a sinew twister, all heavily patinated. St Lawrence Island, Alaska. Est. $200-$350

Frame with 6 St Lawrence Island Alaska artifacts, includes 3 harpoons, ivory knife, dark ivory sled runner shim. All heavily patinated. Est. $150-$250

Frame with 7 Alaskan Eskimo artifacts, ivory and bone, includes a perforated bead, 2 perforated Plummet like items, Longest is a 7 3/4” ivory tool. All heavily patinated. Est. $150-$250

Frame with 11 Eskimo artifacts from St Lawrence Island Alaska, largest is a 7 3/4” bone harpoon, ca:1900. Includes ivory toggles, one with an old metal point and flint knives and points. All heavily patinated. Est. $150-$250

Frame with 13 Inuit relics found in Siberia, very similar to Alaska types, largest is a 6 5/8” ivory harpoon, includes toggles and bone pins. Est. $125-$225

8 x 12 Metal frame with 15 relics. Ex. Stan Copeland. Worthington Ohio. Longest is a 3 5/8” Flint Ridge Archaic beveled type. Includes a nice 2 1/2” dark Thebes, Drills, Square stem Kirk, one Adena as marked rechipped, remainder are old. Screened by Jerry Dickey. Est. $150-$250

Frame with 26 Illinois points, most are Indiana green, longest is a 4 1/8” beveled knife. All found in the Kankakee area. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Est. $125-$225

3 1/4”L. x 1 15/16”w. Original Confederate civil war sword brass buckle, lorel leaf design, good condition, heavily patinated with heavy use, offered with a money back guarantee. From the Larry Higdon estate. Est. $1500-$2500

4 3/8” t. x 3 5/8” w. Inuit baleen lidded basket, hand carved ivory whale tale on lid, signed James Omnik, Jr. on ivory disc bottom, excellent condition. Est. $300-$600

3 1/2” t. x 3 1/2” d. Inuit baleen lidded basket with carved ivory walrus on lid, signature on bottom ivory disc, small 5/8” long damage on one side. Est. $250-$400

Frame containing old quilled and beaded panel, 10 1/2” L. x 4 3/4” w. decorated with tinkle cones, includes two matching quilled rosettes, 2 1/2” d. all on native tanned doe skin ca: 1900. Est. $175-$275

2 15/16” L. x 1 15/16” w. Navajo turqouis and coral buckle, signed and marked sterling, excellent quality markmanship. Est. $100-$200