3 1/2”L. x 1”w. Tan Clovis, fluted obverse and reverse, ancient use damage to tip and one ear, fine workmanship. This lot through Lot 18 were all found by the late Raymond Mueller on his farm in Randolf Cty., IL near Chester. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 3/4”L. x 1 3/8”w. Burlington Dovetail, narrow notches, use wear to tip, small modern nick on base and edge. Roy Motley COA.

3 5/8”L. x 1 1/2”w. Thin, glossy Burlington fishtail Hardin, ancient nicks to tip and base, thin well made. Roy Motley COA.

3 3/16”L. x 1 1/8”w. Burlington Dovetail, well made, tiny tip nick, glossy. Roy Motley COA.

2 9/16”L. x 1 3/8”w. Knobbed Hardin, well made, ancient edge use nicks. Gray and tan Burlington. Roy Motley COA.

3 7/16”L. x 1 11/16”w. Burlington Dickson, well made, small shoulder and edge nick. Roy Motley COA.

3 3/4”L. x 1 5/16”w. Burlington Etley, tiny tip nick. Roy Motley COA.\r\n

3 1/8”L. x 1 1/8”w. Burlington Clovis, fluted obverse and reverse, ancient tip use nicks, fine workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 3/4”L. x 1 1/2”w. Unusual notched Snake Creek late archaic knife, ancient use nicks at tip, colorful Mill Creek chert. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 1/2”L. x 1 1/4”w. Burlington Stilwell, serrated, small tip nick. Roy Motley COA.

Frame with 11 flint relics, longest is a 3 7/8”L. Dalton, includes 1 5/8”L. Clovis base, Hardin’s and Daltons.\r\nAll approved by Jerry Dickey.

Frame with 12 colorful points, longest is a 4”L. Etley, includes a Dickson, thin Adena knife and broken Dalton and Hardin. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

5 3/4”L. x 3 1/2”w. Full grooved Ax, colorful granite, good use polish. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

Three Celts, longest is 5 3/4”L., one is highly polished and thin. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

Group of 5 relics, largest is a 5 3/4”L. unusual nutting stone, 2 colorful Celts, Ax/Adze and an unusual 4 3/8”L.\r\nstone pick. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

Two cannon balls largest is 2”d., smaller is 1”d. found by Mr. Mueller in a tree on his farm.

Frame with 5 flint relics, largest is a 4 5/8”L. snap base blade Adena knife, includes a Burlington Hopewell\r\npoint, and a large cache blade all found by Mr. Mueller.

Frame of 10 points found by Mr. Mueller. Largest is 2 3/4”L. includes a gray 2 1/8”L. Dalton, small thin Kaolin point and other points. All found on his farm.

8 5/8”L. x 5 3/4”t. 3/4 Grooved Ax, Richland Co., IA. Ancient and modern nicks to bit, sparkly hardstone, thin style only 2 1/4” thick, very symmetrical, high use polish. Meadows and Jerry Dickey COA’s.

5”L. x 2 1/2”w. Keokuk Ax, found by Rick Sunderland in Fulton Co., IL. Banded granite, ancient nicks on bit,\r\n flat top and bottom, good use polish. Jerry Dickey COA.

Two bell pestles, largest is quartz 5 1/2”t. x 3 5/8”w. found by archaeologist Irene Greer in MO. Smaller is\r\n5 1/4”t. x 3 1/4”w. with concave bottom Basalt from OH. Approved by Jerry Dickey.

4 3/8”L. x 1 3/16”w. Attractive slate pick Bannerstone, ex. Dr. G.H. Moldenhauer in Cass Co., IL. Good polish\r\nand dramatic banding, ancient nicks. Roy Motley COA.

2 1/2”L. x 2 1/4”t. Colorful red sandstone Pipe, Edmonton, KY. Good polish. 1999 Greg Perino and\r\nJerry Dickey COA’s.

2 1/4”d. x 1 7/16”t. colorful Quartzite Discoidal, IL. sparkly red. Meadows and Jerry Dickey COA’s.

3 1/4”L. x 2 1/16”w. Highly polished hematite Celt, IL. Ex. Dennis Arbeiter. Ancient use nicks. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 5/8”L. x 1 1/8”w. Burlington Ross style Clovis, Butler Co., MO. Deeply fluted obverse and reverse, fine\r\nancient workmanship. Ex. Tommy Beutell, ex. Eugene Curtis. Roy Motley and Jerry Dickey COA’s.

2 13/16”L. x 1 3/4”w. Snyders, found by Virgil Jacobs in Macon Co., MO. Very colorful blue, gray and cream,\r\n thin fine workmanship. Ex. Fred Marsh. Pictured in “Prehistoric American” 1992, #3 and Who’s Who #8, page 142 and #9, page 211. 1992 Greg Perino and Jerry Dickey COA’s.

2 5/8”L. x 1 1/2”w. Red side notched Godar, Southern IL. Ancient and modern nicks to edge but well made.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

12 x 16 Wooden frame with 45 colorful Ohio points, longest is 2 3/16”L. All ancient except one as marked, all reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

12 x 16 Frame with 42 Drills, longest is 3 1/8”L., all colorful, a few are rechipped, reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

Quart jar of old marbles, some clay, some Akros, 2 shooters, all appear old.

28”w. x 34”L. Navajo tightly woven rug, excellent condition, storm pattern. CA:1970.

18”w. x 25”L. Navajo Klagetoh rug, CA:1970. Excellent condition, nice artistry.

Old Apache style war club, 38”L. including the horse hair drop. CA:1900. Good condition.

7 1/2”L. x 4 1/2”t. Oval Pima basket, good condition. May have had a handle. CA:1910. Nice design.

Frame containing an old 4”L. x 2 1/2”w. Iroquis Niagara Falls beaded bag and a Chippewa beaded\r\nnecklace 34”L. x 1/2”w. Both CA: 1900 and good condition.

3 Indian items, an old 5 3/4”d. x 6”t. Papago basket with handle, 8”L. Navajo doll and a contemporary 6 1/2”L.\r\nand carved wooden totem signed by known artist Rita Williams.

4 5/16”L. x 1 1/2”w. Eva point, Northeastern Alabama/Tennessee area. Ex. David Pell. Colorful pink heat treated Ft. Payne chert, nice example. Davis and Jerry Dickey COA’s.

4 1/16”L. x 1 5/16”w. Heat treated glossy Ft Payne chert Benton, colorful. Union Co., KY. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 1/2”L. x 1 7/8”w. Lost Lake, Union Co., KY. Glossy gray St. Genevieve chert. Nick to one shoulder, tiny tip\r\nnick, well made. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

1 1/2”L. x 1/2”w. Translucent red agate serrated point from Utah. Beautiful color. Dickey COA.

Frame of 23 Western points, mostly Utah and Colorado. One from Arizona. From a Utah estate. Largest is\r\n3 1/4”L. several are colorful agate like materials. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 1/16”L. x 1 1/2”w. Colorful Wade point, Late archaic, Lawrence Co., Alabama. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 3/4”L. x 1 3/16”w. Colorful tan and gray Monteagle chert, late archaic Little Bear Creek, possibly KY.rn Jerry Dickey COA.

2 15/16”w. x 1 1/4”t. Circle roller Discoidal, polished colorful cream and brown quartz, Montgomery Co., AL.rnChips to bottom. Jerry Dickey COA.

104”L. Iroquois Assumption sache collected in Quebec City Canada. Some small holes. CA:1920’s.

3 9/16”L. x 1 15/16”w. Colorful glossy thin Dickson, heat treated Burlington, MO. Jerry Dickey COA.rn

7 3/16”L. x 1 15/16”w. Archaic knife, MO. Colorful cream and pink heat treated Burlington. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 1/4”L. x 1 7/8”w. Early oval knife, late Paleo, thin fine workmanship from S.D. Ex. Larry Mullins.rnJerry Dickey COA.

2 11/16”L. x 2 1/8”w. Polished red and cream ferruginous quartz bottle Bannerstone found in S.E., MO. One end has ancient damage, nice form. Motley and Jerry Dickey COA’s.

Silver Northwest Coast bracelet signed E. Wadhams, Kwakuitl. Purchased in the 1950’s at the Bureau of Indian Affairs gift shop in Washington D.C. 2 5/16”L. x 1 7/8”w. Very fine workmanship.

5 3/16”L. x 4 3/4”w. Mill Creek chert notched Hoe, good use polish, Southern IL. likely Cahokia Mounds area.\r\nThin great example. Ex. Robert Palmer. Jerry Dickey COA.

11 1/8”L. x 4 1/2”w. Mill Creek chert Spade, Madison Co., IL. Cahokia Mounds area, high use polish on bit, nice form. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

8 7/8”L. x 3 5/16”w. Highly developed and polished Celt, fluted top and flat bottom, flat square poll, chips to bit.\r\nMacon Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA.

9 3/4”L. x 4 1/2”w. Mill Creek chert Spade, Southern IL. High use polish, pointed bit. Ex. Max Shipley.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.\r\n

6”L. x 3 1/8”w. Tapered poll highly polished speckled granite Celt, Macon IL. Very nice. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 1/8”L. x 2”w. Bulls-eye banded Slate winged Bannerstone, ex. Ed Vardman. Illinois, Indiana area. Fully drilled, some chips and scratches, fine polish. Jerry Dickey COA.

3”L. x 1 3/8”w. Obtuse angle Pipe, Hamilton Co., OH. Compact brown hardstone, good polish. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 1/2”L. x 1 7/8”w. Banded slate Bannerstone, Ex. Ed Vardman. Fully drilled, good polish with central bulls-eye. Illinois/Indiana area. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 7/8”L. x 1 1/2”w. Glossy Lost Lake, Knox Co., OH. Glossy Coshocton chert, well made. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

2 7/16”L. x 1”w. Highly River polished Jimmy Allen point, found near the Kansas River in OK. Ancient use nicks, fine flaking. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 1/8”L. x 1 3/4”w. Thebes, Hamilton Co., OH. Coshocton flint, modern edge nick, fine notches.rnJerry Dickey COA.rn

3 1/8”L. x 3/4”w. Bear point, Seward, Alaska. Gray green flint, small nicks, fine flaking. Roy Motley COA.rn

2 1/2”L. x 1 1/4”w. Hardin, Johnson Co., IL. colorful speckled Kincaid chert, tiny shoulder nick. Roy Motley COA.rn

2 1/16”L. x 1 1/4”w. Stilwell, glossy hornstone, serrated, Macoupin Co., IL. Roy Motley COA.rn

41”w. x 59”L. Old Navajo dazzler rug, some holes and red dye runs. CA:1930’s.

24”t. x 10”w. Cloud style Hopi Kachina, elaborate headdress, velvet and silk ribbon, beaded necklace and nice paint. CA:1960.

12 1/2”t. x 8 1/2”w. Clown Hopi Kachina, house or hanging type, nice paint and carving details, great comic position. Good condition with leather leggings. CA:1960’s.\r\n

12 1/2”t. x 4 1/4”w. Horned Hopi Kachina, nice paintwork and detail to face and moccasins, one arm is cracked. CA:1960.

11”t. x 5”w. Clown Hopi Kachina, nice paintwork and condition, dance position. CA:1970.

11 3/4”t. x 5 1/2”w. Colorful Hopi Kachina in dance position, good paint with carved animal decorations.\r\nCA:1970. \r\n

9 1/2”t. x 6 1/2”w. Funny face Hopi Kachina decorated with good paint, fur coat and headdress of chili peppers.

7 1/4”t. x 4 1/2”w. Hopi Kachina with fur coat, nice paint, hanging house style, good condition. CA:1960.rn

9”t. x 5 3/4”d. Santa Clara vase signed by noted artist Dan Tafoya, fine carving with Kachina dancers, nicernburnish, good condition.

Navajo turquoise and silver choker necklace with handmade chain, 16 3/4” overall length. Stones are 7/8”w. marked sterling but unreadable signature. rn

Outstanding Zuni inlaid bracelet, marked sterling and signed by Ronnie Glodove, over 758 hand cut stones.\r\nFantastic sun face design.

6 Pairs of Santo Domingo earrings, by artist Connie Calabaza, three are very nice inlays, one pair of hand cut butterflies. Longest is 1 1/2”L.

7 3/4”L. x 6 1/8”w. Old Apache beaded pouch, star design on native tanned, good condition. CA:1900.rn

Two beaded pouches, larger is 9”L. x 3 3/4”w. Apache CA:1930 and an old 5 1/4”L. x 4 3/4”w. Plains style with\r\nfigural image on one side, star on reverse. CA:1900.\r\n

18 1/2”L. x 12”w. Figural Sealskin beaded wall pocket, Alaska 1924 beaded with eagle and floral designs.\r\nExcellent condition.

17”L. x 6 1/2”w. Figural Sealskin wall pocket, beaded with American flag, plants and eagle design, minor bead loss otherwise excellent.\r\n

60”w. x 78”L. Old Navajo transitional rug blanket, whirling logs and diamonds with multiple holes and some dye runs. CA:1900.\r\n

5 5/16”L. x 1 9/16”w. Colorful hornstone Dovetail, Spencer Co., IN. Narrow notches, fine workmanship. Ex. Art Gerber. Pictured in the Gerber book. Motley and Dickey COA’s. One of the best.

7 1/4”L. x 4 7/16”w. 3/4 outstanding Grooved Ax, found by Curtiss Yates in 1983. Clark Co., MO. Very highly developed, polished, fluted top and bottom, unusual trophy-like tapered poll, speckled granite, thin style only\r\n 2” thick. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 7/8”L. x 3 5/8”w. Colorful 3/4 grooved Ax, Franklin Co., MO. Highly developed trophy style, raised ridges, fluted top and bottom, tapered poll, polished speckled granite. Ex. Jim Crawford. Meadows andrnJerry Dickey COA’s.

4 1/8”d. x 1 1/2”t. Quartz Tennessee Discoidal, Pulaski Co., KY. Fine polish, deep cups, outstanding form.rnRoy Motley COA.

3 7/16”d. x 1 1/2”t. Cahokia Discoidal, Adams Co., IL. Polished colorful speckled granite, very nice form, very tiny nicks. Jerry Dickey COA.

6”L. x 5 7/8”w. Mill Creek chert notched Hoe, Madison Co., IL. Cahokia Mounds area, fine use polish, ancientrnnicks, nice wide form. Roy Motley COA.

4”L. x 2 5/8”w. impressive Wisconsin winged Bannerstone, Clinton Co., IA. Impressive porphyry, barrel fluted front and back, undrilled, fine form. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 1/8”L. x 1 3/4”w. Thin Burlington Hardin, Calhoun Co., IL. Ex. Dennis DeRosear. Serrated, fine workmanship, small edge nick, early type. Roy Motley COA.\r\n

3 9/16”L. x 1 3/4”w. Thin very colorful Hardin, Jersey Co., IL. Ex. Dennis DeRosear. Fine workmanship.\r\nRoy Motley COA.

24”L. x 5 7/8”w. Old floral beaded Cree Pipebag with yellow ochre, tabbed throat, excellent condition. CA:1890. Includes a letter of history signed by noted authority Richard Pohrt.

Frame with nice beaded matching arm bands 6”L. x 2”w. decorated with 13”L. quilled drops and tinkle cones,\r\nsinew sewn. CA:1890.

24 1/2”L. x 5 7/8”w. Old Cree floral beaded Pipebag decorated with yellow ochre, very nice workmanship, tabbed throat, good condition. CA:1890.

9 1/2”L. x 3 1/4”w. Old Haida Argillite hatchet from British Columbia, small nicks to bit, very nice carving. Early Northwest Coast trade item. CA:1820-50. Very rare.

Old Plains Catlinite Pipe with original stem, bowl is 3”L. x 2”t., stem is 10 1/2”L. decorated with faint file\r\n branding, heavily patinated. CA:1880.

Old early Catlinite Choo Choo style Pipe and quilled stem, bowl is 3 3/4”L. x 2 1/8”t. with native lead repair,\r\nsmall 1/2” bowl opening, stem is 12 1/2”L. quill and feather decoration shows heavy use. CA:1860 or earlier.

Unusual two sided sterling silver Native American squash blossom necklace with matching earrings, 23” overall length. Unusual 2 sided, turquoise on obverse, multiple stones on reverse, nice workmanship, good condition. CA:1980.

3 1/8”d. x 3”t. Triskel Cruciform shell Gorget, Sumner Co., TN. No restoration. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 3/16”L. x 1 3/8”w. Dovetail, Western TN. Ft Payne chert, minor edge nicks, nice color. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 5/8”L. x 1 1/2”w. Dovetail, western middle TN. Ft Payne chert with shoulder nick, well made. Jerry Dickey COA.

31” L x 9 1/2” w old Northwest Coast cradle board, decorated with dentalium shells and thin metal discs on tray cloth covered hide on head and shoulder area, old trade cloth covered body. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

Old Apache beaded high top Moccasins, 9 1/2”t. x 10”L. CA:1900. Dragonfly and star design, hard soles, native tanned, minor loss on one, otherwise good condition.

9 1/2”L. Old Southern Plains Kiowa/Comanche duster Moccasins, finely decorated with yellow and red ochre, very small beads. CA:1900. Excellent condition.

9 1/4”L. Old sinew sewn floral Western Moccasins, very small beads, fine workmanship, good condition. CA:1880.

10 1/4”L. Old fully beaded Sioux Moccasins, split hoof, dragonfly and teepee designs, possibly buffalo. CA:1880. Minor bead loss on one otherwise good condition.

10”L. Fine floral beaded Moccasins, decorated with trade cloth, very small beads, CA:1890. Native tanned\r\ndoeskin. Possibly Santee Sioux.

9 5/8”L. Old floral beaded Ojibwa Moccasins, native tanned doeskin, sinew and string sewn, good condition.\r\nCA:1910.

8 1/2”L. Floral beaded old Great Lakes Moccasins, decorated with velvet and trade cloth on native tanned with soft soles. CA:1900.

6”L. Old child’s Moccasins on native tanned doeskin, unusual split ankle, nice workmanship, string sewn, hard soles. CA:1900.

2 Pairs of decorative baby Moccasins, largest is 4”L. Sioux and the green pair has hard soles and sinew sewn. Both CA:1910.\r\n

Old Sioux Catlinite Pipe, bowl is 6 1/2”L. x 3 1/8”t. with nice faceted sides and good color, stem is 24 1/2”L.\r\ndecorated with brass tacks and file branding, heavily used, has split from age. CA:1880.

Old Catlinite obtuse angle Pipe bowl and wooden stem. Bowl is 4 1/4”L. decorated with grooves and star,\r\nshows heavy use. Twisted stem is 13 1/2”L. with file branding, Catlinite stem end may be salvaged. CA:1880 or earlier. Bowl has small opening.

26”L. Old Plains war club, unusual grooved stone head is 4 1/2”L. decorated with red ochre, old sinew has one\r\nsplit. CA:1880.\r\n

N.W. Coast Native American walrus carving on jawbone decorated with walrus tusks, top is a cribbage board.\r\nSigned RR. Very nice workmanship and polish. 9 1/2”L. x 6 1/2”w.

13”d. x 8 1/2”t. Old N.W. Coast basket rain hat from British Columbia, polychrome decorated with 4 whales,\r\nsplit at top of bulb otherwise good condition, heavily patinated. 19th century.

Old 18”d. x 3 1/4”t. huge Apache Basket, very nice symmetrical designs, Ca:1880’s. Very minor stitch loss at rim. This lot through lot 126 are from the late Terry Schultz collector from Chicago, IL.

13 3/4”d. x 3 3/4”t. Figural Apache polychrome basket, excellent condition, very nice design. ca:1920’s.

10”d. x 3”t. old figural Apache basket, horses and spirit people, nice design, excellent condition. CA:1900.

7 3/4”t. x 7”d. Old figural Apache Olla with deer and humans, very nice design, excellent condition. CA:1900.

Old 11”t. x 7 1/2”d. Apache Olla, nice geometric designs, good condition, very minor stitch loss on bottom. CA:1890’s.

12 3/4”d. x 3 3/4”t. Apache Basket, tightly woven, lightning bolt and arrow designs, very artistic, excellent\r\ncondition. CA:1900.

16 1/2”d. x 5 1/4”t. Apache Basket, nice stair step design, small glued repair at rim in two places. CA:1900.\r\n

Collection of 10 old beaded or quilled bags, largest is a 9”L. x 6 1/4”w. quilled Sioux pouch, includes Iroquois, Delaware, Cree and Crow. All but one is beaded on both sides. Ca:1860-1900. Impressive assemblage.\r\n

8 1/2”d. x 2 3/4”t. old Pima Basket, excellent condition, nice design. CA:1920’s.

15 1/2”d. x 3 3/4”t. old Pima Basket, nice design, good condition. CA:1900.

4 1/4”t. x 3 3/4”w. Ancient Mississippian human bottle, good details, spinal scoliosis, perforated ears. Detail to hands, legs and chest, pressure crack, small chips but solid. Ex. Wendell Shoemaker, red bank area, Hamilton Co., TN. Caddo COA.

6 7/8”t. x 5 3/8”w. Human bottle with male and female attributes, Mississippi Co., AR. Restored chest, face and\r\nback.

64”L. x 44”w. Old Navajo rug, ca:1920’s. Tightly woven, lazy lines, slight fade on one side otherwise good condition and nice pattern elements, crosses and challis’s.

27”L. x 7 1/2”w. old Sioux Pipebag, ca:1890. Large 10”L. beaded panel, very artistic pattern on both sides,\r\nminor damage to quill panel on brain tanned doeskin.

7 3/4”w. x 9”L. old Nez Perce corn husk bag, nice bright designs, with brain tanned handle. All in good\r\ncondition. Ca:1900.

21 1/2”L. x 5 1/2”w. Beaded Ojibwa Pipebag, nice lobed throat. Ca:1890. Nice patina, cloth lined, good\r\ncondition.

Native tanned adult war shirt, 71”w. x 32 1/2”L. Sinew sewn, white heart red beads. Nice fringe decoration.\r\n20th Century.\r\n

22 1/2”L. x 2”w. Walrus Oosik Eskimo engraved bone club depicting seals on one side, whales on reverse, \r\nseal face on large end, human face small end. Nice artistry. Signed by the artist Gordon Oazcvascuk.

2 Book boxed set, The Pueblo Children of the Earth Mother, by retired Lutheran minister Thomas Mails. Excellent condition. Beautifully illustrated concerning Pueblo Villages of the Southwest. Rare volumes.

2 Books, Dog Soldiers, Bear Men and Buffalo Women by Thomas Mails, study of the societies and Cults of the Plains Indians. 2nd book is Pleasing the Spirits¸ a catalog of collection of American Indian Art by Douglas C. Ewing. Both in excellent condition, in sleeve covers.

7 7/8”d. x 2 7/8”t. ancient Mayan bowl, nice paint inside and outside, decorated with monkey glyphs on exterior, broken and glued with clay filled cracks, very nice burnish and form.

6 3/8”d. x 7 1/8”t. ancient Mayan tripod rattle foot vase, human faces on each foot, appears solid, some chips but no restoration, heavily patinated, nice finish. Ex. Dave Walley.

6 1/2”d. x 6 1/8”t. ancient Mayan pedestal bowl, heavily patinated, no restoration, nice red color, incised panels.

7”d. x 3 3/4”t. ancient Mayan bowl with appliquéd human facial features, heavily patinated, pressure cracks but no restoration, excurvate bottom, and nice orange color.

7 1/16”d. x 3 1/8”t. Nice Mayan bowl, nice exterior monster glyphs, good form, pressure crack and gluernstabilized.

7 5/16”d. x 5 1/2”t. ancient Mayan chocolate bowl, exterior incising depicts cacao beans, pressure cracks, heavily patinated but solid. Ex. Dave Walley.\r\n

2 Items, 3 3/8”d. x 2 1/4”t. Solid Mayan Olla, notched decorations with good finish and a 16”L. strand of\r\n ancient Mayan clay beads, approx. 1 1/2”d. Heavily patinated, good condition, interesting in size and design.

3 1/16”L. x 1 1/8”w. Clovis, deeply fluted obverse and reverse, glossy, heavily patinated Monteagle chert,\r\nJackson Co., Alabama. Has some ancient and modern nicks, very nice form. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 5/16”L. x 1 1/4”w. Quad from Tennessee/KY. area, colorful quartz inclusion, well made, Ft Payne chert.\r\n Ex. Kimbrell, Hensley and Goodrum. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 15/16”L. x 1 1/8”w. Clovis, Jackson Co., Alabama. Blue nodular chert, fluted obverse and reverse, nice form, ancient ear nick. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 5/16”L. x 1 5/16”w. Ft Payne Quad, very nice form, Jefferson Co., KY. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 9/16”L. x 1 1/8”w. Glossy Coshocton Gainey Clovis, OH. Deeply fluted obverse and reverse, very nice\r\nflaking, tip rounded in ancient use. Jerry Dickey COA.

3”L. x 1 5/16”w. Quad, Henry Co., TN. Ex. Paul Davis. Possibly St. Genevieve chert. Nice workmanship, ancient edge nick. Jerry Dickey COA.

1 7/8”L. x 3/4”w. Folsom like Paleo Sedgwick point, Benton Co., TN. deeply fluted almost to tip on one side with fine flaking. Heavily patinated Ft. Payne chert. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

2 1/2”L. x 1 3/8”w. Quad point, Wayne Co., KY. Nice form, Ft. Payne chert. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 1/4”L. x 1 1/8”w. Cumberland, Dayton, TN. Translucent Knox chert. 1/4” of one ear is restored, very fine flaking, deeply fluted on one side, narrow flute on reverse with blue quartz vein. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

11 1/2”L. x 3 1/8”t. Hohokam Ax, found on private land in Arizona. Very fine polish and form, largest quality example of its type known includes an iron display stand. Caddo Museum card and Roy Motley COA.

5 7/8”L. x 5 3/8”t. Stone ram effigy footed bowl, found on private land near Farmington, N.M. Has some red\r\nochre, heavily patinated. Caddo COA.

2 7/16”L. x 2”w. Tan siltstone humped Bannerstone, Cross Co. AR. has tally marks on one end, fully drilled,\r\nsmall nicks, very nice polish. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 3/4”L. x 1”w. Hematite drilled Plummet, pointed bottom, nice form. S.W., AR. Unusual type.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

3 1/16”L. x 1”w. Hematite grooved Plummet, S.W., AR. Good polish. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 1/2”L. x 1”t. Speckled granite Boatstone, concave bottom, good polish, Yell Co., AR. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 7/16”L. x 1 1/8”w. Plummet preform or charmstone from the Poverty Point site, Epps, LA. Found byrnLeon Tucker. Polished greenstone, fluted on 2 sides. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 9/16”L. x 15/16”w. Petrified wood undrilled bar amulet, nice color and polish. Likely AR. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

6 7/8”d. x 5 3/8”t. Human rattlehead bowl. Ex. Jerry Davis. S.E., MO. Solid, no restoration, nice features.\r\nCaddo COA.

9 1/4”t. x 6 3/8”d. Solid tripod Mississippian bottle, ex. Jerry Davis. S.E., MO. Nice finish and form, no restoration. Caddo COA.

6 1/4”t. x 5 1/2”d. Hooded Human effigy bottle, ex. Jerry Davis, S.E., MO. One pressure crack but solid no restoration, very nice finish and details, ears and headdress. Caddo COA.

9 5/8”t. x 6 3/4”d. Hooded Mississippian bottle, Hickman Co., KY. near Tyler Mounds. Broken and glued,\r\nsome restoration, head is original. Caddo COA.\r\n

10 3/4”t. x 8 1/4”d. Polychrome Quapaw water bottle, horizontal bands. Found by Dr. Selph. Body is solid,\r\nneck is restored, Cross Co., AR. Rose Mounds. Caddo COA.

4 3/4”t. x 7 1/2”d. Frog effigy bowl, Craighead Co., AR. Ex. B.W. Stephens. Has rim chip, 4 perforations in neck, nice finish and features. Pictured in Who’s Who #1, page 89. Appears solid. Caddo COA.\r\n

7”d. x 3 3/4”t. Colorful ancient Salado bowl, broken, glued and restored, found on private land in AZ. Caddo COA.\r\n

6 1/2”d. x 3 1/2”t. Salado bowl found on private land in AZ, incised rim, no restoration, nice finish.

Two ancient vessels, a 5 1/2”d. x 2 1/2”t. Salado bowl, nice paintwork, has rim chip and small restoration on rim, second is a 4 1/2”t. x 4 1/2”w. Anasazi corrugated jar, one tab handle is restored otherwise solid, both found on private land in AZ.\r\n

3 Ancient pottery items: a restored 10 1/4”L. x 4 3/4”w. Anasazi dipper, a miniature 3 3/4”t. Anasazi pitcher with restored handle and a thin oval 7 3/4”L. x 5 1/2”w. Salado bowl, broken and glued, nice thin with good finish. All found on private land in AZ.

6 1/2”d. x 3 1/4”t. possum effigy bowl, Mississippi Co., AR. Solid, no restoration, nice finish. Pressure crack. Caddo COA.

8 1/2”t. x 7”d. Engraved Caddo water bottle, found by Rex Cherry at the Malcolm site, Clark Co., AR. Broken,\r\nglued and restored.

7”t. x 8 1/2”d. Red slipped T-pot from lower Arkansas River, AR. broken, glued and restored, most is original.

8”L. x 2 1/4”w. huge outstanding Hixton sugar quartz Paleo Dalton knife, Fond du Lac, WI. Ex. Braecklein, ex. Ed Payne, ex. Owen Davis. Slight curve but fine flaking, thin translucent. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 1/4”L. x 1 7/8”w. Colorful Dalton, St. Louis Co., MO. Fine flaking. Roy Motley COA.

4 3/4”L. x 1 5/8”w. Knobbed Hardin, Greene Co., IL. Glossy Burlington, tiny base nick, fine workmanship.\r\nRoy Motley COA.

4 1/8”L. x 1 7/8”w. Kirk corner notch, tan Burlington, small edge nick, thin, Madison Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

4 7/16”L. x 2 1/16”w. Colorful Dickson, Adams Co., IL. Howard and Motley COA’s.

11 1/2”L. x 6 3/8”w. Huge highly developed 3/4 grooved Ax, Scott Co., IL. Flat bottom and poll, raised ridges,\r\nspeckled granite, ancient use nicks on bit. Ex. Owen Davis. Roy Motley COA.

6 7/8”L. x 3 3/4”t. Highly developed and polished 3/4 grooved Ax, St. Louis Co., MO. Fluted top, bottom and\r\npoll, raised ridges, unusual form. Ex. Owen Davis. Roy Motley COA.

8 5/8”L. x 3 3/8”t. 3/4 Grooved Ax, Pickaway Co., OH. Colorful brown and green stone, fluted bottom, flat oval poll. Ex. Earl Townsend, ex. Owen Davis. Tiny nick on top of bit. Jerry Dickey COA.

8 5/8”L. x 3 3/4”w. Michigan barbed Ax, ex. Judge Claude Stone. Midland Co., MI. Some porphyry, good form and use polish. Roy Motley COA.\r\n

8”L. x 4 3/4”w. Full grooved Ax, Franklin Co., IN. Ex. Earl Townsend. Colorful speckled granite, raised ridges.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

7 1/2”L. x 4 1/2”w. Michigan barbed Ax, Allegan Co., MI. Green and black hardstone. Ex. Owen Davis. Classic\r\nform. Motley COA.\r\n

8 3/4”L. x 4 3/16”h. 3/4 Grooved Ax, Brown Co., IL. Ex. Bob Dunn. Ex. Owen Davis. Brown speckled granite, fluted bottom, raised ridges, tapered poll. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

7 1/4”L. x 4 1/2”t. 3/4 Grooved Ax, found by Peter Vetter in 1916 in St. Louis Co., MO. Flat bottom, brown granite. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

5 1/16”L. x 3 3/4”t. Highly polished 3/4 grooved Ax, Fulton Co., IL. Small nicks, flat top, bottom and poll. Jerry Dickey COA.

6 3/8”L. x 1 3/4”w. Burlington Cobbs knife, Greene Co., IL. Nice flaking. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 7/8”L. x 1 9/16”w. Hornstone Dovetail, Posey Co., IN. Small edge nick, fine narrow notches and flaking. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 5/16”L. x 2”w. Burlington Cobbs knife, Macoupin Co., IL. Has spall on one side. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 1/8”L. x 2”t. Slate Birdstone head, found by Max Shipley in Pickaway Co., OH. Nice polish. Jerry Dickey COA.

9 1/8”L. x 4 1/2”t. 3/4 Grooved Ax, Lewis Co., MO. Fluted top and bottom, sparkly black and white granite.\r\nEx. Paul Sellers. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

5 5/8”L. x 3 5/8”w. very fine Appalachian Ax, Johnson Co., TN. Colorful wirey granite, fine polish, raised ridges, only 1 5/8” thick. Roy Motley COA.

6 7/8”L. x 2 15/16”t. 3/4 Grooved Ax, Madison Co., IL. Flat bottom, raised ridges, good polish, black and white\r\ngranite. Jerry Dickey COA.

9 5/8”L. x 2 11/16”w. Colorful flint Adz, Franklin Co., MO. High use polish, nice form. Jerry Dickey COA.

6 3/8”L. x 3 7/8”w. Highly polished 3/4 grooved Ax with porphyry, unusual shape with wide poll. Adams Co.,\r\nIL. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

7 1/2”t. x 8 1/4”d. Cowhide stamped Caddo jar, Clark Co., AR. Bottom and part of the sides are restored.\r\nEx. Floyd Ritter. Thin, fine artistry.

8 5/8”d. x 4 3/8”t. ancient solid gourd dipper bowl, found on private land in Arizona. Nice red exterior, black\r\ninterior. Ex. Floyd Ritter.

5 1/2”t. x 7 3/4”d. Solid ancient bowl, found on private land in AZ. Red and black exterior, nice fire clouds.\r\nEx. Floyd Ritter.

6 1/2”d. x 3”t. Artistic Shipibio/Cumancay bowl, Peru. Nice facial feature on one side, good condition.\r\n

Two colorful finely made African flint Adzes, longest is 6”L., smaller is 5 1/2”L., Western Sahara.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.\r\n

Book, sealed unused copy of Masterpieces of Prehistoric Art, vol. I, by Bobby Onken.\r\n

Two books, Legends of Prehistoric Art, vol. I and vol. III, volume III signed by the author Bobby Onken.

22 1/2”d. x 4 1/4”t. N.W. Coast drum, hide stretched over wood, beautiful design. CA:1940.

High quality finely matted and framed print by Santa Clara artist Nate Tafoya. Wooden frame is 19 3/4” x 24 1/2”. Titled “Making Chili Powder”. This lot through lot 229 are from the late Dr. Christopher Eisele of Bloomington, IL

Original water color of a Pueblo Kachina signed “Favorito” ‘83’. Wooden frame is 22 1/2” x 30 1/2”.

High quality lithograph signed by noted Navajo artist Benson Halwood, 1993. Image is 12” x 18” in metal and\r\nglass frame. Titled “The Blessing Way”.

Huge Hopi bowl 16 1/4”d. x 5 1/2”t. Signed by noted artist Clinton Polacca Nampeyo. Wonderful artistryrnpainted inside and outside, excellent condition, Sityaki designs.

18 1/2”L. x 4 3/4”t. Oval Papago turtle figural bowl/basket, excellent condition, Polychrome. CA:1950’s.

5 3/4”t. x 7”d. Signed Frogwoman jar high fire outstanding Hopi work, excellent condition.\r\n

6 3/8”t. x 4 5/8”d. Old Hopi seed jar, very nice tapered design, multiple parrot motif, unsigned. CA:1930’s. Tiny\r\npaint loss otherwise excellent condition.

8 5/8”d. Hopi turtle figural plate, signed by noted artist White Swan ‘93’. Fine workmanship, excellent\r\ncondition.

16”L. x 2”w. Walrus tusk scrimshawed cribbage board, First Nations Inuit artistry depicting polar bears, hand\r\ncarved seals, unusual fine baleen rails, outstanding artistry.

Native American Inuit walrus tusks carving of three arctic birds, puffin, sea gull. Base is 5”L. x 2 3/4”t. and has a shell crack. CA:1940?

10 1/2”t. x 6”w. Sterling silver Native American Kachina sculpture, decorated with large turquoise stones, fine\r\nworkmanship and detail to robe, facial features and corn plant. Signed FG sterling.

13 1/4”L. x 13 1/4”w. Hopi figural wicker basket/tray depicting a Kachina Palimana. CA:1940’s.

Two Hopi wicker trays, larger is 13”d., smaller is 10 1/2”d. depicts and eagle, both in good condition. CA:1950’s.

Two contemporary artistic Hopi wicker trays, largest is 12 3/4”d. Both in excellent condition.

20”w. x 33”L. Old Germantown Navajo tapestry, beautiful pallet of colors, dazzler design, approx. 8” of one edge has old Native repair, otherwise excellent condition. Ca:1920. Ex. the late Dr. Christopher Eisele.

36”w. x 55”L. Unusually large Navajo storyteller tapestry has old Teec Nos Pos Trading Post tag noting the\r\nweaver Charolotte Begay, lots of details, excellent workmanship and condition.

13 1/2”d. x 12”t. Very fine old Tlingit Polychrome basket, outstanding design, some splits at rim, one hole,\r\nincurvate bottom. Ca:1880.

9 1/2”w. x 10 1/2”L. Polychrome old corn husk Nez Perce bag, stained on one side but good condition, has an\r\nold stick for mounting. Ca:1890.\r\n

9 3/8”d. x 4 1/2”t. Tightly woven Polychrome Great Basin basket, excellent condition, very nice design.\r\nCa:1900.

7 3/4”d. x 3”t. Old Papago/Pima lizard figural basket, minor stitch loss at rim. Ca:1920.

8 3/4”w. x 8 1/2”L. Old Tlingit basket pouch, split on both sides, beautiful polychrome designs. Ca:1890.

9 3/4”w. x 11”L. Beaded Tlingit wall pocket on old trade cloth, good condition. Ca:1900.

Old beaded Apache pouch, 12”L. x 6 1/2”w. includes fringe. Minor bead loss, nice artistry on both sides.\r\nCa:1910.\r\n

11 3/4”w. x 12 1/2”L. Old parfleche case, paint in good condition, but some loss on back. Ca:1920.

9 1/2”t. x 12 3/4”d. N.W. Coast woven basket rain hat, good condition, minor rim loss. Ca:1900.

8 5/8”L. x 5 3/16”t. 3/4 Grooved Ax, sparkly red granite, highly developed, only 2 1/4” thick, fluted top flat\r\nbottom, Hancock Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA.

7 1/4”L. x 5”t. 3/4 Grooved Ax, cream and brown sparkly granite, Adams Co., IL. Ex. Randall Kimbrell. Flat\r\noval poll. Jerry Dickey COA.

7 1/2”L. x 4 7/8”w. 3/4 Grooved Ax, Macoupin Co., IL. Found by Paul Lair. Ex. Steve Healy. Pictured in The\r\nBest of the Midwest by Lars Hothem on page 186. Highly developed, raised ridges, good polish.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

6 3/8”L. x 3 3/8”t. 3/4 Grooved Ax, colorful green and black speckled granite. MO. Found in the 1920’s. Ex.\r\nSteve Healy. Flat top, bottom and poll. Jerry Dickey COA

5 15/16”L. x 3 3/4”t. Dark granite 3/4 grooved Ax, Pike Co., IL. Ex. Wes Atkinson. Flat top and bottom, good\r\nform. Jerry Dickey COA.

6 1/8”L. x 4 7/8”t. Full grooved brown and tan porphyry Ax, White Co., IL. Found by Clara Williams. Pictured\r\nin Artifacts of the Midwest IV, page 222. Jerry Dickey COA.

7 5/8”L. x 3 3/8”w. Polished tapered poll Celt, Christian Co., KY. Ex. Bart Smith Banded granite, fine polish. Davis, Motley COA’s and approved by Jerry Dickey.

6”L. x 3”w. Polished tapered poll Celt, Ross Co., OH. Ex Joe Masik, Colorful speckled granite, fine form. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 1/4”L. x 2 9/16”w. Speckled granite polished Celt, Mason Co., KY. Ex. John Delime, ex. Dave Sullivan.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

5 5/8”L. x 2 3/4”w. Colorful polished granite Adz, found on the Stevens farm in Pickaway Co., OH.\r\nEx. Joe Macik. Nice form. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

2 5/8”L. x 2 7/16”w. Highly polished colorful greenstone tapered Celt, TN. Ex. Larry VanBibber,\r\nex. Floyd Ritter. Tiny nick on one side of bit. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

4 Books, The Kiowas by Mildred P. Mayhall, Fur, Fortune and Empire, by Eric Jay Dolin, Arctic Adaptations, by Igor Krupnik, Native whalers and reindeer herders of Northern Eurasia and Calendar History of the Kiowa\r\nIndians by James Mooney, soft back. All in good condition.

5 3/8”d. x 4 7/16”t. Fine thin walled Mayan polychrome bowl, glyph designs on exterior, one pressure crack but\r\nno restoration, nice form.

8 1/4”L. x 2 1/4”w. Black Mayan/Teotihuacan large knife, cortex on base, fine flaking, glossy. Belize.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.\r\n

7 7/8”L. x 1 13/16”w. Colha flint Dagger, ex. Mark Schmitt collection. Fine bifacial flaking, glossy.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.\r\n

6 7/8”L. x 1 15/16”w. Golden Belize knife, ex. Robert Whitehead. Nice flaking and workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA.

9 1/4”L. x 2 7/8”w. Colorful river stained Colha flint Mayan dagger. Colorful brown and gray banding.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

8 3/8”L. x 2 1/2”w. Flint Mayan Ax, good use polish and color. Ca:800AD. Jerry Dickey COA.

Two Mayan flint knives, largest is a 7 1/2”L. x 2 7/8”w. Ax found with smaller 5 1/4” x 1 15/16”w. Putnam knife.\r\nBoth colorful Colha flint. Dickey COA. On both.

Three very old bottles, largest is 12”t. refired quart black glass, second is 10”t. refired pontil, black glass\r\nca:1780’s. 9 1/2”L. round bottom seltzer, ca:1870’s. All found in Tampa Bay area FL. All have appliquéd tops.

7”L. x 3 1/2”w. Full grooved Ax, Williams Co., OH. Highly developed and polished, raised ridges, flat oval poll, some equipment scars, and unusual square hole in fossil? On one side. Jerry Dickey COA.

7 1/8”L. x 3 3/4”t. 3/4 Grooved Ax, found by Wayne Paden in Montcalm Co., MI. Good polish, raised ridge on one side. Jerry Dickey COA.

13 7/8”L. x 2 3/8”w x 2”t. Roller pestle, flat bottom. Jay Co., IN. Pictured on page 256 in Who’s Who #8.\r\nDickey COA.\r\n

7 1/2”L. x 2 3/4”w. Tapered poll Hopewell Celt, Montcalm Co., MI. Ancient dimple on side otherwise\r\nfine form. Approved by Jerry Dickey.

Three Celts, largest is 5 1/4”L. from Montcalm Co., MI. smallest is a rare grooved type 4 7/8”L. from Jones Co.,\r\nTN. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

2 Discoidals, largest is 2 7/8”d. x 1 1/8”t. Pike Co., IL. and a 2 5/8”t. x 1 3/8”w. Salt River style from Ripley\r\nCo., MO. Both Dickey approved.

Three pestles, largest is a 5 1/4”t. black example from MI. a 5”L. Rose quartz from OH. Smallest is 3 3/8”t.\r\nflared base quartz from Ross Co., OH. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

Two 3/4 grooved club heads, longest is 2 3/4” from Franklin Co., OH. Smaller is 2 1/4”L. from Noble Co., NE. both have nice form and approved by Jerry Dickey.

5 Celts largest is 4 1/4”L. smallest is 2 3/8”L. Three larger are from Montcalm MI. 2 are from Armstrong Co.,\r\nPN. As marked. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

5 7/8”L. x 1 7/8”w. Partially drilled highly polished pipestone club head, found in Lake of the Woods Co., MN. Nice patination, Jerry Dickey COA.

Four thin Celts, largest is 3 3/8”L. One is an Adz, smallest is 2 3/4”L. All from Berrien Co., MI. Approved by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

5”L. x 1”w. Tan Sedalia, ex. Ed Buel. Pike Co., IL. Very fine flaking and form for type. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 5/16”L. x 1”w. Thin Burlington Plainview, IL. Fine transverse flaking, small corner nick. Jerry Dickey COA\r\n

3 3/4”L. x 1”w. Burlington Holland Dalton, Cooper Co., MO. Ex. Ed Buel. Fine flaking, tiny corner nick.\r\nDickey COA.

5”L. x 11/2”w. Dark Genesee blade from Pennsylvania. Good form. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 1/2”L. x 1 1/2”w. Ft Payne Pickwick, Trigg Co., KY. Colorful. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

4 1/8”L. x 1 1/8”w. Thin copper spear, Upper Peninsula MI. Hopewell style. Roy Motley COA.

13”L. x 2 5/16”w. Historic iron spear or blade, found at Ft Atkinson, Kerney, NE. Near the first military post\r\nwest of the Missouri River. Ca:1800-1827. Roy Motley COA.

2 5/16”d. Three whole shell Gorget with dimple decoration, Mason Co., W.V. found at the Kanawha River site. Includes 18 old shell beads and 56 glass beads. Dickey COA.\r\n

2 9/16”L. x 1 1/16”w. Elm top hematite Plummet, IL. Nice form, small fossil like indentation on bottom.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

2 5/8”L. x 1 1/16”w. Grooved Snyder’s type hematite Plummet, fine polish and form. MO. Jerry Dickey COA.

Two relics, a 4”L. Burlington Ovoid knife, from IL. and an interesting 1 3/4”L. hematite grooved weight orrnPlummet from Bathe Co., KY. Both approved by Jerry Dickey.

5 3/8”d. x 2”t. Quilled birch bark basket depicting a red headed woodpecker by artist Odawa, Native American\r\nnear Petosky, MI. Some quill loss.

7”L. x 7”w. Old Iroquois beaded bag with braided handle, beaded front and back, one flap is insecure but nice design.

6 1/2”L. x 6”w. Old Iroquois beaded bag, nice lobed design, no bead loss.

Frame with 6 strands of early Native American beads, longest is 22”L. early 1800’s. Ex. Dr. J. David Baldock.\r\n

Frame with old 34”L. x 1 1/2”w. loom beaded Blackfoot sache includes Blackfoot Ghost Dance book by Hugh\r\nDempsey. Minor bead loss.

2 Items, a 24”L. bone hair pipe trade bead necklace Lakota Sioux and an old 7”L. engraved Catlinite Ax.

Wooden frame with a 19 1/2”L. Kiowa quilled hair drop, decorated with tinkle cones and horse hair, good\r\ncondition. 20th century.

Frame of 6 strands of old beads from the Dr. J. David Baldock collection. Longest is a 24”L. strand of blue Padre beads includes white heart red, old shell beads, clay black and white spindle whorl and rare Hudson Bay blue wound rice beads.

9 3/4”t. x 6 3/4”d. Old Acoma parrot jar, signed ‘Acoma’ NM. Minor chip and paint loss but nice handmade form. CA:1930-40’s.

26 1/2”d. x 3 1/8”d. Old Pueblo drum, stretched hide on wood frame, sinew sewn with string beater. Ca:1920’s.

Frame with 9 high grade handmade Native American silver pendants. Largest is 2 7/8”L. Kingman turquoise signed; Kings Manassas turquoise cross signed G. Boyd, a turquoise and coral pin pendant signed V. Halusewa.

Frame with 6 pairs of Native American earrings, largest are 2”L. turquoise and shell by Lupe Lovato, includes\r\na nice round overlay pair signed by noted artist Alex Sanchez.

Frame with 10 Native American pendants, largest is 2 9/16”L. includes amber, opals, pink shell and lapis stones.

Frame with 4 turquoise necklaces, longest is 26” overall, includes a small turquoise bracelet, one necklace is inlaid and signed by Mary Tafoya.

Frame with 10 pairs of earrings, 6 pairs are clip style including a silver and gold pair signed by Rita and Tommy Singer.

Frame with 5 silver necklaces, longest is a 50 strand liquid silver that is 22”L. overall, 3 are marked .925 sterling and have heavy weight.\r\n

22 Native American handmade silver rings, largest is 1 9/16”L. includes a heavy mans ring, Zuni pettit point,\r\nlarge turquoise butterfly and more.

Frame with 24 Native American silver rings, largest is 1 9/16”L. includes a natural Kings Manassas green stone,\r\ncoral, row inlay and nice silver bands.

3 Native American black and silver necklaces, largest is 29”L. overall jet and turquoise fetish, center bird has a\r\ndamaged wing, double strand necklace was made by Daniel Coriz.

2 marked as amber necklaces, largest is 25” overall has heart line bear in center, both nice workmanship.

Frame with 7 pieces of silver Indian jewelry, 3 pairs of earrings, 3 feather design pins and a loom beaded\r\nbracelet.

4 Native American bolo ties, 3 are silver, longest is 2 5/8”L. includes a silver eagle with turquoise and coral and a Catlinite hand carved arrowhead.

Frame of 12 pairs of Native American handmade earrings, 11 are sterling silver, includes coral, spiny oyster, melon shell and 1 ceramic pair by Warren Coriz. Longest pair is 2”.

3 Native American money clips, 2 are signed, chip inlay, one has turquoise stones.

35”L. x 25”w. Tightly woven Navajo Yei rug by artist Louis White. Good condition.

31”w. x 31”L. Corn plant and Yei Navajo rug, tightly woven, very good condition.

6 1/2”t. x 6 3/4”d. Tohono Odhan Native American handmade friendship bowl, signed Angea. Very nice artistry and good condition. Ca:1970-80.

Beaded rawhide shirt with matching leggings, ca:1980-90’s. Handmade Native American style with braided\r\nleather belt.

Rawhide beaded jacket with brass military buttons dated 1956. Men’s medium size, includes a leather scarf.

Mans large size beaded leather vest, handmade. Contemporary. Said to be Ojibwa.

14 1/2”t. x 18”w. Lidded coiled reed basket, Native American, MI. Leather handles, good condition, minor stitch loss.

Two framed and pencil signed prints by noted Native artist Don Marco. Largest is an artist proof 26” x 23” in nice wooden frame titled “Making the Trade”. 2nd is titled “Sioux Warrior”.

14”t. x 7 1/2”w. Navajo hand etched horse hair vase, with dream catcher on one side, good condition.\r\nContemporary.

9 3/8”t. x 13 3/4”d. Hand etched inside and outside Navajo contemporary scenic Olla. Signed BWL.

Two old Eastern American Indian baskets, largest is 13 1/2”w. x 4 3/4”t. from N.Y. smaller is 12”d. x 6 3/4”t.\r\nwith bentwood handles. Both are in good condition.

3 Frames of relics, a 20”L. strand of ancient shell beads from Humphries Co., TN. ex. Mike McCoy, second one has old trade beads with 2 1/2”L. hand carved wooden emblem, third one is a 4 1/2”w. x 4” old double sided beaded bag on velvet, beaded “State Fair”.

Old Zuni raised inlay silver thunderbird bolo tie 1 3/4”L. x 1 3/4”w. Very nice workmanship, turquoise, coral and\r\nshell. Ca:1960/1970.

Contemporary hand etched Navajo seed vessel 11 1/4”t. x 12 1/2”w. Fine workmanship, 4 cameos hummingbirds and Kokopelli. Signed.

13”t. x 17 1/2”L. Navajo etched and hand painted bear ceramic, nice hummingbirds on both sides, contemporary.\r\n

15”t. x 14 1/2”w. x only 3” thick Navajo hand etched contemporary ceramic sculpture. Signed AJ. Kokopelli and bear paws images.

Contemporary 2 Navajo hand carved horse hair fired vases, largest is 11 3/4”t., smaller is 10”t. is signed TW,\r\nvery nice color pallet.

10”t. x 9 1/4”w. Old Eastern Native American handled basket, very nice kidney form, good condition.\r\nEx. Dr. Rogers.

7”L. x 4 5/8”w. Full grooved Appalachian style Ax, colorful speckled granite, good polish. Lancaster, PN.\r\nEx. Dr. Rogers. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

Two contemporary feather and beaded head dresses by Navajo artist Buffalo Sam, good condition.

2 Contemporary Navajo hand etched jars, largest is 8 1/2”t. x 9 1/4”d., smaller is 7 3/4”t. x 5 1/2”w. has dream\r\ncatcher on side. Both signed.

5 7/8”L. x 2 1/2”w. Flared bit Celt, Logan Co., IL. Good use polish, small nicks on bit, dark granite, nice form. Motley COA\r\n

3 1/2”L. x 1 7/8”h. 3/4 Grooved Ax, Logan Co., IL. Highly developed and polished, thin, tan granite, ancient\r\nnick on poll. Roy Motley COA.

4 3/8”L. x 3 15/16”t. Full grooved thin Ax, only 1 3/4” thick. St Clair Co., IL. Polished wiry granite. Roy Motley COA.

6 1/2”L. x 3 1/2”t. 3/4 grooved Ax, Logan Co., IL. Speckled hardstone, heavily patinated.

Four flint relics, longest is a colorful 4 3/4”L. chisel from St Clair Co., IL. with high use polish, has Roy Motley COA. Others are Hoes from Cass and St Clair Co., IL. All heavily patinated.

Three grooved hammers, largest is a 2 13/16”L. colorful example from WI. With Roy Motley COA. Smallest is\r\n1 3/4”L. of unknown provenience.

Three 3/4 grooved Axes all found in Logan Co., IL. by Louis Naugle. Largest is 4 1/4”L., smallest is 2 7/8”L. All have good polish, hammer use to poll, all have Motley COA’s.

3 1/2”L. x 1 5/16”w. California charmstone, gray hardstone, nice form. Roy Motley COA.

2 1/8”w. x 7/8”t. perforated Discoidal, Erie Co., PN. Some ancient nicks but good form. Roy Motley COA.

Frame with 9 miniature Celts and Adzes longest is 2 7/8”L. smallest is 1 5/8”L. Includes one hematite from\r\nAdams Co., IL. a flared bit from N.Y., others from Logan and Sangamon Co., IL.

5 Nice small Celts longest is a 4” tapered poll includes two Adz styles from Shawneetown, IL. and Logan Co.\r\nOne is very thin, all have good polish.

Frame with 25 relics, largest is a 4 1/4” oval knife, small Pipe from Mason Co., KY. Small Discoidal, Thebes,\r\nbroken Clovis and nice small colorful points from IL.

4”t. x 6 3/4”d. Handled and incised bowl found on the DJ Kerr farm in Brown Co., IL. Rim chips but otherwise\r\nsolid.

4 1/4”t. x 8”d. Solid Mississippian bowl, Mississippi Co., AR. No restoration.

Two old beaver top hats, one has old Indian loom beaded band second is in original leather cushioned hat box in like new condition. Young Brothers brand. Sold in MN.\r\n

Old Sioux beaded Moccasins 10 3/4”L. Ca:1900. Good condition.

Old beaded Ojibwa floral Moccasins 9”L. Very nice artistry. Ca:1920 with minor bead loss.

2 Pairs of Arapaho/Sioux Moccasins, both 9 3/4”L. Darker pair ca:1910. second pair ca:1940’s.

Beaded Apache high top Moccasins 9”L. x 11”t. Nice workmanship, good condition. Ca:1930’s.

Old pair of beaded Moccasins, possibly Cree. 10 1/4”L. Nice leaf design, sinew sewn. Ca:1910.\r\n

2 Pairs of fancy Sioux Moccasins, both approx. 10 3/4”L. on native tanned, good condition, minor bead loss, ca:1940’s.

2 Pairs of beaded Sioux Moccasins, larger is 10 1/2”L., smaller is 9 3/4”L. Both sinew sewn, both good\r\ncondition. Ca:1940’s.

7”L. x 3 3/4”w. Contemporary but well made, Kiowa dispatch case on salvaged leather, with tinkle cones and\r\nbrass beads, with braided drops. Ca:1960’s.

12 1/2”w. x 9”L. Plains beaded Teepee bag on doe skin, good condition. Ca:1950’s.

12”L. x 2 1/2”w. Floral beaded knife sheath with knife, ca: mid 20th century. Braided fringe, good condition.

3 Modern Plains Sioux and Crow knife sheaths, largest is a 12 3/8”L. brass tacked Crow, native tanned hide. All\r\nhave older knives.

15”L. x 7”w. Contemporary Sioux beaded leggings and a pair of 10”L. beaded Sioux Moccasins on native\r\ntanned doe skin. Ca:1950’s.

2 Relics, a 9”L. beaded trade cloth pouch from Red Lake, MN. says ‘Tribal Judge Council’ and an old 5 3/4”t. Makah basket over jar.

Two Ertl farm toys new in the box, Precision series Farmall Regular. Box is 10”L. and a Prestige collection\r\nJohn Deere 9560RT, box is 11”L.

Two Ertl John Deere tractors, model “G” Precision Key series, box is 10 1/2”L. and a Prestige collection model\r\n“G”, box is 10 1/2”L.

2 Ertl John Deere tractors, style “A” with umbrella, box is 10”L. and a Precision classic unstyled modeled “B”,\r\nbox is 10 1/4”L.

2 Ertl John Deere tractors, 4010 high crop, National Farm Toy Museum model, box is 11”L. and 2003 National Farm Toy Show 7020, box is 8 1/2”L. 1/32 scale.

3 Ertl John Deere tractors new in box, model “A” with man, 10 1/2”L box, model “D” 10”L box and a 4030,\r\n9 1/2” box.

4 items, 3 older metal advertising signs and an old Southern Pacific Railroad scenic guide book from San\r\n Francisco to Portland Oregon. Longest sign is 19 1/4”.

4 items, 2 old brass trench art artillery shells, longest is 14” from WWI, third item is a handmade ‘Schep’ marked knife with nice leather sheath. Fourth item is a large hand tooled leather bag, 24” L x 13” t. x 14” w in excellent condition.

Old ‘Big Bang’ toy cannon, 23”L cast iron wheels and body, removable barrel, good condition.