4 3/16”L. x 1 5/8”w. Gray Lost Lake, Western, KY. Nick to base but well made and glossy. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 3/8”L. x 1 5/16”w. Little Bear Creek point, Western KY. Dover chert. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 15/16”L. x 1 1/4”w. Colorful red, gray and tan banded Dovetail. Western KY. Serrated, tiny ancient tip nick Jerry Dickey COA. Pic.

2 5/8”L. x 2 7/8”w. Lost Lake, well made glossy St. Genevieve chert, Western KY. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 1/2”L. x 1 9/16”w. Early Lyon County point, small brown bulls eye, well made. Western KY. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 5/8”L. x 1 15/16”w. Dark gray and tan Lost Lake, Western KY. Nice notches. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 5/16”L. x 1 3/8”w. Tan and gray Pinetree, Western KY. Serrated, small edge nick but well made. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 1/8”L. x 1 5/16”w. Brown Dovetail, Western Ky. Well made. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

3 7/16”L. x 1 9/16”w. Dark Dover? Pinetree, Western Ky. Serrated, nice form, well made. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

4 7/8”L. x 1 1/4”w. Thin tan and gray Little Bear Creek point, Western Ky. Small base nick. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 7/8”L. x 1 11/16”w. Lyon Co. like point, Western KY. Light tan, serrated, tiny shoulder nick. Jerry Dickey COA.

3”L. x 1 11/16”w. Tan and gray glossy Kirk, Western KY. Beveled. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 7/16”L. x 1 3/16”w. Tan and red colorful Dovetail, Western KY. Serrated, shoulder nick, well made and thin. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 5/16”L. x 1 1/4”w. Tan and gray banded Dovetail, Western KY. Ancient use nick to one shoulder.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

3 5/8”L. x 1 3/8”w. Serrated brown Dovetail, Western KY. Ancient tip use nicks, well made. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 7/16”L. x 1 7/8”w. Dark gray deep notched Thebes like point, Western Ky. Nick to one barb, glossy well made. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 3/16”L. x 1 1/16”w. Glossy gray Dovetail, Western KY. Small tip nick. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 1/16”L. x 1 9/16”w. Pulaski point, Southern IL. Burlington. Small edge nicks. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 5/8”L. x 2 1/2”w. Light tan Hebron Turkeytail, Southern IN. Edge nicks. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 5/16”L. x 1 3/8”w. Glossy gray Turkeytail, Western KY. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 15/16”L. x 1 5/8”w. Thin serrated Pinetree, Western KY. Ancient nick to one shoulder and tip, finely made.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

1 5/8”L. x 1 3/16”w. Highly polished banded slate shield style Bannerstone from IN. Ancient breakout on one side, oval fully drilled hole, nice form. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 1/2”L. x 1 3/16”w. Highly polished banded slate Tube Bannerstone, Indiana/Illinois area. Ex. Gary Litherland. Ancient breakout on one side, fully drilled. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 1/8”L. x 7/8”t. Graystone disc Pipe, IN. Ancient damage to disc, highly polished. Jerry Dickey COA.

1 13/16”L. x 1 7/16”w. Grooved deep red dense siltstone Loaf Stone, Southern IN. Flat bottom and flat ends\r\n Jerry Dickey COA.

2 1/8”t. x 1 5/8”w. Vasiform engraved Pipe, dense red sandstone, Ft. ancient style from Ohio. Interesting\r\nengraved design. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 1/4”L. x 1 5/16”w. Glossy speckled gray thin Quad, KY. One edge nick, well made. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 15/16”L. x 1 3/16”w. Light tan Dalton, KY. One ear has damage but well made. Jerry Dickey COA.

3”L. x 11/16”w. Notched bone arrowhead, Indiana/Kentucky area, polished edges, very rare, intact. Jerry Dickey COA.

9 3/4”L. x 9/16”w. Bone Drill Awl, IL. Has old collector tag, tip broken and reglued, impressive size.\r\n Jerry Dickey COA.

5 11/16”L. x 2 5/16”w. Glossy gray Dovetail, Kentucky/Indiana area. Ancient and modern nicks to edge and one shoulder, early stage, nice notches. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 3/4”L. x 1 1/2”w. Thin glossy Lerma style Lanceolate, tan and gray hornstone, slight curve. Southern IN.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.\r\n

3 15/16”L. x 1 9/16”w. Banded Hornstone Archaic knife, Western KY. Basal grinding halfway up each side.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

3 1/2”L. x 1 3/4”w. Thin Burlington Dickson, Southern IL. Well made. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 7/8”L. x 1 3/4”w. Dark Hornstone Big Slough blade, well made, nick to one shoulder, Western KY/TN area.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

4 1/8”L. x 1 1/8”w. Thin Burlington Adena, Southern IL. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 5/8”L. x 1 3/8”w. Indiana Green? Dovetail, Knox Co., IN. Some small nicks, glossy. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 1/8”L. x 1 5/16”w. Thin brown and red Dovetail, KY. Tiny ancient tip nick. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 1/2”L. x 1 1/8”w. Banded gray Pinetree, serrated, use nicks to both shoulders, KY. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 7/8”L. x 1”w. Hematite grooved Plummet, Southern IL. Nice form and polish. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

3 9/16”L. x 1 1/8”w. Polished grooved Snyder’s stone Plummet, very rare in this material. Illinois.\r\nJerry Dickey COA.

6 3/8”L. x 3 1/8”w. Mill Creek chert Spade, high use polish, Southern IL. Jerry Dickey COA.

11 1/8”L. x 4 1/2”w. Mill Creek chert Spade, IL. Approx. 3” of one side has been broken and glued back, good\r\nuse polish and form. Approved by Jerry Dickey.

Frame containing four early points, longest is 3 1/16”L. smallest is 2 3/4”L. Includes 2 Dovetails, Dalton and\r\nknobbed Hardin. Western KY. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

Frame with 10 points, longest is a 3 7/8”L. Drill includes a 1 1/4”L. Fox Valley point, Thebes, small Turkeytail.rnKnox Co., IN. and Northern KY. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

12 x 18 Oak frame containing 38 points longest is a 3 3/4”L. Pinetree, include Dovetails, small Turkeytail, Kirks\r\nand more. Some have nicks. All approved by Jerry Dickey. Western KY.

12 x 18 Walnut frame containing 28 points, and a 5”L. stone Celt, longest point is 3 3/4”L. includes Kirks, Adena’s, Pinetree and more, some have nicks. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

12 x 18 Walnut frame containing 36 points, longest is a 5” blade, includes early Corner Notch, Snyders, Adenas\r\nand more. Indiana, MS. and KY. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

Two restored slate Bannerstone’s, smaller is 3 1/2”L. x 1 3/4”w. half is restored from the barrel to one end. Huntington Co., IN. Other is 3 7/8”L. x 2 1/2”w. Geniculate, half or more of bottom of one side is restored; remainder is original from Calhoun Co., MI. Both reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

Three Restored relics, two slate Bannerstones and a expanded center slate Gorget, Gorget is Restored on both ends, smaller winged Banner is restored on edge of both wings. Lawrence Co., IL. Largest Banner is mostly\r\nrestored. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

6 3/4”L. x 4 1/4”t. Highly polished and developed 3/4 grooved Ax, Central MO. Flat top and bottom, raised ridges, ancient hammer use on poll, colorful speckled granite. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 1/4”L. x 2 7/8”t. Engraved steatite middle Mississippian Elbow Pipe, Marion Co., MO. Thin walls, interesting parallel designs. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 7/8”L. x 2 3/8”w. Polished Celt, IL. Highly developed, flat poll, speckled granite. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 3/8”w. x 5 1/4”h. Double crescent slate Restored fully drilled Bannerstone, found on the DeLong farm in Henry Co., IN. Ex. Archie Diller, ex. Ken Spaulding. Central area and one corner are original. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 7/16”L. x 1 3/16”w. Colorful highly polished Burlington Mississippian flint Adz, IL. Chips on poll. Jerry Dickey COA.

Frame of various ancient and Historic beads includes a strand of Historic trade beads, shell beads from IL., Ohio and Southwestern spindle whorls, longest is 2 1/4”L.

3 7/8”L. x 1 3/8”w. Serrated Dalton from MO. Glossy Burlington, fluted obverse and reverse, fine workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 9/16”L. x 1 13/16”w. Gary point, sparkly quartzite, LeFlore Co., OK. Possibly from Spiro. Jerry Dickey COA.

Frame of two colorful Western points, larger is a 2 1/4”L. Square Stem. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey. Smaller is\r\n1 15/16”L. beautiful translucent quartz Square stem with Jerry Dickey COA. Both ex. Dr. Moldenhauer.

10 x 11 Wooden frame containing 38 Madison points and one nice shell bead, longest point is 1 7/16”L., bead is1/2”d. a few appear modern, most are old includes Hixton point. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

Frame of 12 points from GA. And other southeastern states, longest is 2 7/8”L., several show high water polish, colorful Coastal Plains and other materials. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

Frame of 14 points from LaSalle Co., IL. Longest is 4 1/8”L. includes 3”L. Hardin with corner of base Restored, 3” Agate Basin has rechipped tip, all others are ancient and reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

3 11/16”L. x 2 3/8”w. Thin Meadowcroft Woodland blade found by George Harlan in Allegan Co., MI. Small\r\nancient use nick on base, fine workmanship for type. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 5/16”L. x 2 1/4”w. Hixton sugar quartz Archaic blade, one entire side is ground to be a hand held knife.\r\nFound by George Harlan in Allegan Co., MI. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 9/16”L. x 1 1/8”w. Thin Jacks Reef point, Knox Co., OH. Glossy Coshocton, fine flaking. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 1/8”L. x 1 1/8”w. Greenbrier Dalton, western TN. Fine serrations and workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 1/8”L. x 1 1/4”w. Glossy light gray serrated Kirk point, Madison Co., AL. Jerry Dickey COA.

3”L. x 1”w. Cream and gray Burlington Pike Co. point, Schuyler Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA.

29” Overall length silver and turquoise petit point Squash Blossom necklace signed by Native American L.M. Begay, possibly Larry Moses Begay. Fine workmanship, each cluster has 10 good quality stones, Naja is 3 1/4”L. x 2 7/8”w. Handmade beads, good condition.

24” Overall length,beautiful Zuni inlaid necklace signed Raymond Voyd, stamped sterling, handmade chain, coral, turquoise and shell inlaid cardinal, hummingbird and blue jays, excellent condition.

Hopi silver reversible pendant 2 3/4” x 1 1/2”w., pendant on 28”L. strand of beads, fine workmanship.\r\nCa: 1970’s. Beads are stamped sterling.

25”L. Silver and turquoise Navajo Squash blossom, nice quality Kingman turquoise, no signature, good qualit\r\nwork, feather motif, Naja is 2 1/2”w. x 2 1/4”L.

Hopi pendant 2 1/2”L. x 1 5/8”w. signed Wadsworth with corn clan symbol includes a 29”L. silver chain.

33” Overall length Santo Domingo fetish necklace, hand carved shell, center is 2 3/8”L. owl, includes fish, fox,\r\nbear, frog.

28” overall length, three strand hand carved multi stone beautiful fetish necklace, Native American possibly Zuni, nice workmanship. Ca: 1980’s.\r\n

34” Overall length unusual graduated turquoise and spiny oyster Santo Domingo necklace, fine workmanship, unusual form.\r\n

Zuni silver and coral necklace signed by Alvina Quam, overall length is 15”, nice graduated hand carved stones, stamped sterling, fine heavy work.

Older 9 strand Santo Domingo heishe spiny oyster coral and turquoise necklace, heishe is 27”L. overall, turquoise Joclas are 11” overall. Mellon shell beads in center. Ca: 1960.

Double strand all turquoise fetish and heishe necklace, 25” overall length. Ca: 1970’s.

1 3/4”L. x 1 1/2”w. Silver Zuni raised inlay pin/pendant, nice workmanship, depicts Apache dancer, no\r\nsignature. Ca: 1970’s.

Three Native American pendants, longest is 1 7/8” with nice spider web turquoise stone, stamped sterling, one\r\nis an overlay signed V. N. and sterling includes a 22”L. silver chain, third is a Zuni inlaid sun face includes handmade chain. No signature. All have nice workmanship.

Fossilitic ivory scrimshaw necklace 20”L. overall, nice workmanship, beads are also Fossilitic and includes\r\nsmall silver beads, no signature. Depicts a mammoth and a Paleo hunter.

Zuni inlaid silver necklace signed by Wilton and Carol Naha, center is 2 3/4”L. x 7/8”w. mounted on an 18” overall length chain. Very nice workmanship.

Four inlaid pendants, 3 are Zuni, one Navajo signed P Sanchez includes a quail and a hummingbird. Two Zuni\r\nare also pins, include 2 silver chains.

Four Navajo pendants, longest is 2 5/8”L. pin/pendant signed TC for Tommy Singer’s shop, includes one tear\r\ndrop shaped signed R Bennett, one signed A. Edsitty. All are marked sterling, includes 3 chains.

Frame with 6 points, longest is a 4 1/16”L. Bipoint includes a 2 1/4”L. Dalton from Arkansas, remainder are\r\ncolorful points from UT. and CO. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

Old Santo Domingo inlaid necklace, overall length is 26”. Turquoise and shell, battery backed. Ca:1943.

10 MM Stainless steel Smith and Wesson revolver, model 610, serial # BFA5944, 6” barrel includes Burrisrn4 X scope, wood grips and metal in good condition. All firearms laws apply, we can only ship out of state to a federal firearms license holder. Please make arrangements before you bid. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

Clark .38 cal. long slide semiautomatic pistol, serial #185538, adjustable competition wood stand, includesrnTasco 1.5 X0 scope, bluing and wood in good condition. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

Ruger stainless steel .22 Cal. long rifle, target pistol, marked ‘Competition Model’, serial #218-04605, includes wooden competition grip, 2X Burris scope, wood and metal in good condition, but clip is missing. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

Wooden cased .44 Cal. Smith and Wesson model 1955 revolver, serial #N615340, wood and bluing in excellentrncondition, missing cleaning tools. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

Thompson 10 MM semiautomatic pistol, serial # TGM1135, marked Auto-Ordnance Corp. Rubber pistol grips, blue on side, matte finish on top, good condition, but clip is missing. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

Stainless Steel Ruger ‘Old Army’ .45 Cal. percussion cap revolver marked Sturm, Ruger and CO. Southport CN, Wood grips and metal in good condition. 7”L. barrel. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

Modern flintlock .45 cal. pistol marked Pedersoli, Italy, serial # 82588, beautiful walnut stock, octagon barrel, all in good condition. All firearms laws apply, we can only ship out of state to a federal firearms license holder. Please make arrangements before you bid. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

Modern percussion cap .45 Cal. full stock rifle, double trigger set, beautiful tiger grain maple, signed Phillip Fisher 1994, barrel is 42”L., brass trigger guard, all in good condition. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

Modern .44 Cal. full stock flintlock rifle, 35” barrel. Marked Kentuckian serial # A4694. Brass patch box, trigger guard and butt plate, nice glossy walnut stock, tiny rust spot at end of barrel otherwise excellent condition. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

45/70 Caliber single shot lever action rifle with tang site, octagon barrel is 28”L. Walnut stock and metal, marked Armi S. Marco made in Italy, excellent condition. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

Contemporary .54 Cal. full stock flintlock rifle signed J.P. Henry on barrel, 34”L. octagon barrel, tiger maple stock, minor nicks on metal otherwise excellent condition, brass patch box and butt plate. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

Full stock 36”L. octagon barrel percussion cap rifle signed Chimney Point Rifle Work, Adamson, VT. 36 Cal, double trigger set, attractive speckled hardwood, bone insert on top of stock, good condition. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

Remington model 1100 LW semi auto 410 magnum shot gun, vented rib, 24 1/2” barrel, full choke, wood and metal in excellent condition. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

Winchester U.S. model 1917bolt action rifle with flip up site, serial # 137311, has original leather strap, all in good condition. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

Modern flintlock full stock rifle signed by gunsmith J. Brown, attractive tiger maple, 42” barrel, octagon tapering into round, 1/4” end of barrel has rust otherwise excellent condition, large caliber. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

Henry repeating arms Co. 243 Cal. lever action rifle, 20” barrel, serial #243LRS00258, minor rust on barrel,rnincludes original box, shows little to no use. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

11 1/4”t. x 4”w. Hopi hand carved Badger Kachina signed by the late Marlon Huma, First Mesa, very heavily detailed, nice paintwork, one missing feather, bow broken and glued. NOTE: We will only ship out of state to a current FFL license holder.

10”t. x 3 1/2” base, all hand carved Hopi White Chin Kachina signed by Nadine Naha. Beautiful detail to carvings, minor chips.

7 1/2”t. x 3 1/2”w. All Hand carved Hopi Corn Maiden, signed by Marlon Huma, First Mesa. Very nice detailrnand colors.rn

6 3/4”t. x 3”d. base, Hopi hand carved Kachina signed R. Hinanave. Nice detail and paintwork, good condition. rn

9 1/2”t. on 2 3/4”w. base, Hand Carved Hopi Warrior Maiden Kachina, signed by Rudeford Poleahla Sr. Nicernhandwork and color, good detail. Possible missing item in left hand.

10”t. on 2”w. base, Hand carved Hopi Crow Mother Kachina, signed K.V. depicts good dance movement, good condition.

77”L. x 44 1/2”w. Old Sonoran serape, very tightly woven, intricate design, 1” of weaving is missing on both ends otherwise good condition. Ca: 1880-90.

57” x 78”L. Old Saltillo serape, ca: 1940. Nice colorful design, Valero stars, some weft loss on both ends but tightly woven some small stains.

15”t. x 14”d. Anasazi bottle, body is restored and repainted; throat appears original, found on private land in N.M. \r\n

7 7/8”L. x 4”t. Very colorful 3/4 grooved Ax, Pike Co., IL. Highly polished and developed, fluted top, bottom, flat poll, raised ridges, speckled granite. Jerry Dickey COA.

8 3/4”L. x 5 1/4”t. Highly polished green and tan hardstone 3/4 grooved Ax, found by Dr. Switzer in Fayette Co., IL. Ex. Kent Patterson. Thin, only 2” thick, flat top, bottom and poll. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 1/8”L. x 2 5/16”t. Colorful Iowa slant grooved Ax, Van Buren Co., IA. Highly developed and polished, fluted\r\nbottom and 4 point top. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 1/16”L. x 2 5/16”w. Speckled Celt, Richland Co., OH. Colorful wirey granite, nice use polish. Keele and\r\nDickey COA’s.

2 1/4”L. x 2”w. Highly polished Saddleback Clarksville style Gneiss Bannerstone, found by Isaac Beasley in Crawford Co., IN. Ex. Ed Meiners, ex. Kent Patterson. Pictured in the Archaiac Bannerstone by David Lutz on page 497 No. 4. Jerry Dickey COA. Outstanding form.

2 1/2”L. x 2”w. Ferruginous quartz Hourglass Bannerstone, highly polished. Found by Trish Higgins in St. Charles Co., MO. Purchased by Kent Patterson from the finder, ancient breakout hole on one side. Pictured in Central States Journal in 2009. Documentation, map and Jerry Dickey COA.

Two Crib Mound Cache blades. Ex. Art Gerber. Smaller is 3 1/2”L., larger is 4 1/8”L. and has Jerry Dickey COA.

44 1/2”w. x 65”L. Very tightly woven Yei ceremonial rug, fine details to figures in dance position, excellent condition. 14 Warps to the inch, ca: 1960-1970.

31 1/2”w. x 34”L. Old Navajo sand painting tapestry, nice details to figures and arrows, excellent condition. Ca: 1940.\r\n

Old Osage beaded and hand woven finger bag, Missouri River area, ca: 1890. Very good condition and very rare. 42”L. x 7 1/2”w.

Old Kiowa strike- a- lite bag, 8”L. x 4 1/4”w. braided fringe is 11”L. Good condition, tinkle cones intact top\r\nand bottom, sinew sewn on old boot leather. Native American church image in the design. Ca: 1890.

Old Blackfoot beaded rifle scabbard, 50 1/2”L. x 6 1/2”w. on Native tanned doe skin, nice design, some wear\r\nloss to trade cloth, small tear. Ca: 1880.

26 1/2”L. x 7 1/2”w. Old Sioux beaded Pipebag, unusually large beaded panels on Native tanned doe skin. Ca: 1890-1900.

33”L. x 7 1/2”w. Sioux beaded and quillwork Pipebag, quillwork depicts three American flags, native doe skin.\r\nCa: 1900.

31”L. x 12”w. Pair of old Ute leggings on Native doeskin, nice design, lined with old trade cloth, minor bead loss, unusual brass arrowhead design on each leg. Ca: 1900.

9 5/8”L. old Sioux beaded Moccasins on Native tanned hide, sinew sewn. Ca: 1890.

9”L. Old Mohawk beaded Moccasins, ca: 1920. Good condition, nice workmanship.

10 1/2”L. Old floral Ojibwa beaded Moccasins on moose hide, nice workmanship. Ca: 1930-40.

4 3/4”w. x 4”L. Old floral beaded purse has beaded strap. Ca: 1920. Great Lakes area.

32”w. x 62”L. Navajo painted Rainbow Yei deerskin hide, nice workmanship. Ca: 1930-40.

28”L. x 6 3/4”w. Old Plains war club, sinew wrapped handle, decorative raised ring carved stone head, highly\r\npolished, old chips to both ends. Ca: 1890.\r\n

37”w. x 59”L. Old Two Grey Hills Navajo rug, nice design, excellent condition, spirit line. Ca: 1940.\r\n

26 1/2”w. x 40”L. Tightly woven Navajo Two Grey Hills tapestry, very fine workmanship, excellent condition.\r\nSpirit line. Ca: 1960.

22 1/2”w. x 23 1/2”L. Old figural Navajo tapestry by weaver Elsie Tom has old Crown Point rug weavers’ assoc. tag. Excellent condition. Ca: 1970’s. Nice color palette.\r\n

18”w. x 22 3/4”L. Pictorial Navajo tapestry, very tightly woven. Ca: 1990. Excellent condition.

14”w. x 16”L. Navajo patriotic figural tapestry, excellent condition. Ca: 1970.\r\n

10 1/2”L. x 11 1/2”t. Old Apache beaded high top Moccasins ‘cactus kickers’. Good condition. Ca: 1930’s.

3 5/8”L. x 2 3/4”w. Silver and multi stone inlay eagle pendant, signed R. Marked sterling and handcrafted, fine stone inlay work.

28” overall length 3 strands liquid silver, bird and turquoise fetish necklace.

30”L. overall length 3 strand Santo Domingo fetish necklace, colorful lavender shell with lavender birds.

30” Overall length Zuni buffalo fetish necklace, very colorful multi stones, nice workmanship.

24” Overall length 7 strand Native American shell bead necklace includes 1 1/8”L. spiny oyster earrings and\r\ndecorated with 2 spiny oyster inlaid rings stamped sterling and signed AL.

12”L. x 2 5/8”w. Colorful Danish Celt, Northern Europe. Fine polish, flat top and bottom, only 1 1/4”w.\r\nunusually large. Jerry Dickey COA.

9”L. x 5”t. 3/4 grooved Ax, highly polished and developed, raised ridges, fluted top and bottom, Lima Lake area Adams Co., IL. Ex. Dr. Reed, Hendershot. Jerry Dickey COA.

7 1/4”L. x 3 5/16”w. Flared bit Celt, Greene Co., IL. Speckled granite, double creased edge near bit, excellent use polish, tiny chip on one side of bit, very nice form. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 3/16”L. x 2 5/16”w. Thin Burlington Cobbs Knife, Greene Co., IL. Nice workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 5/8”L. x 1 15/16”w. Thebes, translucent gray Flint Ridge chert, 1/8” of tip, 1/4” of one shoulder and small area of edge is restored, fantastic workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA.

24”L. x 5 3/4”w. Old beaded Arapaho Pipebag, beautiful design but stiff. Ca: 1880’s.

Two old war clubs, smaller is 19”L. sinew wrapped and beaded larger is 17 1/2”L. string sewn with effigy stone\r\nclub head, both ca: 1880’s.

Boxed and sealed presentational copy of Legends of Prehistoric Art vol. I by Bobby Onken.

Book, Legends of Prehistoric Art, vol. #3 signed by author Bobby Onken. New condition.

27”t. x 8 1/2”w. Hopi blue cloud Kachina, old tag names the carver as David Poollieco of First Mesa AZ. Nice carving and paint work ca: 1940’s, bow is broken, no signature.

1 7/8”L. x 1 1/4”w. Red slate fluted ball Bannerstone, Columbus Co., OH. Fine polish, small chips on smaller\r\nend. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 1/8”L. x 1 15/16”w. Slate shield style Bannerstone, Delaware Co., OH. Has nice bulls eye, fully drilled, good\r\npolish. Jerry Dickey COA.

8 9/16”L. x 1 3/4”w. Fully drilled slate winged Bannerstone found in 1923 in Union Co., KY. Approx. 1/8” of modern buffing on end of both wings, good form. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 1/8”L. x 1 11/16”w. Dark sparkly hardstone pendant, Allegany, N.Y. Key hole style, nice polish. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 15/16”L. x 1 1/2”w. Tan hardstone pendant, Guernsey Co., OH. Nice polish, unusual form. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

3 13/16”L. x 2 1/8”w. Banded slate pendant from Marshall Co., IN. Nice flat edges, minor chips, good polish. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 1/2”L. x 1 3/8”w. Polished slate Gorget, Wabash Co., IN. Thin, nice form. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 1/16”L. x 2 3/8”w. Light tan hardstone Gorget, Mercer Co., KY. Thin, nice polish. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 7/8”L. x 1 1/2”w. Slate pendant, Geneseo, N.Y. Good polish. Jerry Dickey COA.

2 3/16”L. x 1 3/16”w. Unusual banded slate pendant, Pike Co., IL. Tally marked on both edges, very decorative. Motley COA. and approved by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

4 1/8”L. x 1 7/16”w. Slate Gorget, Wabash Co., IN. Some chips to edges. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 3/16”L. x 1 3/4”w. Colorful glossy Flint Ridge Dovetail found by Ray Davis in Piatt Co., IL. Small equipment nicks to lower edge, fine workmanship, button style base. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 7/16”L. x 2 3/8”w. Cream and gray oval Woodland blade. Ex. Don Dickson. Fulton Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

4”L. x 2 9/16”w. Glossy gray Cobden flint Archaic base notch point. Southern IL. Some edge nicks. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

6 3/4”L. x 1 3/4”w. Glossy tan and gray Wadlow, Fayette Co., IL. Nice workmanship and color. Jerry Dickey COA.

7”L. x 2 1/4”w. Tan and gray Wadlow, Pettis Co., MO. Ex. Gary Noel. Edge chip but well made, has quartz inclusion. Dickey COA.

6 5/8”L. x 1 5/8”w. Burlington Wadlow, Lincoln Co., MO. Ex. Greg Perino. Sold at Rainbow Traders auction. Nice form. Davis and Dickey COA’s.\r\n

7 1/8”L. x 2 3/8”w. Burlington Wadlow, St. Louis Co., MO. Ex. Chuck Strobel. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 15/16”L. x 1 7/8”w. Wadlow colorful glossy tan and cream Burlington, Calloway Co., MO. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 7/8”L. x 1 3/4”w. Colorful red and gray Burlington Wadlow. Ex. Gary Noel, Pike Co., MO. Ex. Jerry Dickeyrnwith Jerry Dickey COA.

5 3/4”L. x 1 7/8”w. Burlington Wadlow, Lincoln Co., MO. Ex. Jerry Dickey. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

Five blades found by Ray Davis in Macon Co., IL. Longest is 4 11/16”L. Burlington. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 7/8”L. x 2 9/16”w. Banded slate Celt? Preform, Grant Co., IN. Ex. Jim Bickel, ex. Gary Noel. Pictured in\r\nWho’s Who #7, page 234. Jerry Dickey COA.

6 5/16”L. x 2 9/16”w. Very colorful Tallahatta quartzite Hoe, Lauderdale Co., MS. Jerry Dickey COA.

6”L. x 2 11/16”w. Colorful gray and cream Tallahatta quartzite Adz, Lauderdale Co., MS. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

5 1/4”L. x 2 9/16”w. Mill Creek chert Adz, found by Tony Bradley in Madison Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

Two relics, 4 1/2”L. Hardstone preform and a 10”L. x 5 1/2”w. Ax preform, both found by Ray Davis in Macon\r\nCo., IL. Approved by Jerry Dickey.

Book, Certain Hopewell and Late Woodland Sites in Illinois, by Gregory Perino, signed by the author and by\r\nKenneth Farnsworth #49 of 120. Excellent condition.

33”t. x 19”w. Frederick Remington bronze, signed “Remington” titled “Buffalo Signal” on black and white\r\nmarble Plinth Ca: 1970’s. Nice detail and condition.

16”t. x 13”L. Signed Frederick Remington bronze, titled “Bronco Buster” on black and white marble plinth,rn nice detail and good condition, Ca: 1970’s.

16 1/2”t. x 12”L. Signed Frederick Remington bronze titled “Rattlesnake”, good detail and condition on black\r\nand white marble plinth. Ca: 1970’s.

17”t. x 16”L. Signed Frederick Remington bronze titled “Trooper of the Plains” on black and white marble\r\n plinth, good detail and condition. Ca: 1970.

5 1/2”t. x 3 1/2”L. Signed Frederick Remington bronze on green and white marble plinth. Nice detail and\r\ncondition.\r\n

19”t. x 16”w. Amazing Old Sleepy Eye bentwood wooden flour barrel with old label.

Old Sleepy Eye blue rim pitcher, 8 7/8”t. x 6 7/8”d. Pressure cracks from rim and in bottom, one small\r\n3/4” chip on base.

Old Sleepy Eye pitcher, 7 7/8”t. x 6”d. marked Monmouth, good condition, no pressure cracks or chips.

Old Sleepy Eye pitcher 8 7/8”t. x 6 7/8” base, good condition, no chips or large cracks.

Old Sleepy Eye pitcher, 8”t. x 6”d. base, good condition, small wear marks on rim but no chips.

Two Old Sleepy Eye pitchers quartz size, 6 1/2”t. x 5”d. base, both good condition, one has 2 small pressure\r\ncracks.

Two old Sleepy Eye pitchers, pint size 5 1/2”t. and 5 1/4”t. x 4”d. base. One has multiple glazing cracks other\r\nis excellent condition, 36 embossed on bottom.

Two old pint size Sleepy Eye pitchers, one is 5 1/4”t, is marked Monmouth, excellent condition and the other is 5 1/4”t. with 4” bottom, has use wear on rim.\r\n

Three old frames containing Sleepy Eye stationary and advertising post cards. One has a 13”t. fan, one has stationary, third has 9 post cards. Nicely matted.\r\n

17 1/2” x 22” Frame containing 8 old cabinet cards with Indian images from various photographic studios, each photo is 4 x 6 1/2. Some are from St. Louis Missouri and Medora, Illinois.

7 3/8”t. x 5 3/4”d. Ancient rare vertical Poynor engraved Caddo water bottle, nice finish and form, small rim\r\nchips otherwise solid, Eastern Texas.

4 1/8”t. x 7 3/8”w. Ancient Mississippian Fish Effigy bowl, unusual helmet like shape, Punctate decorated rim, pressure crack but no restoration, nice finish. S.E., MO. \r\n

6 1/2”t. x 6 1/2”d. Ancient Sinner Linear punctate Caddo jar with appliqué decorations, nice form, solid, minor rim chips but no restoration. Clark Co., AR.

2 5/8”t. x 7 1/2”d. Ancient Polychrome bird effigy bowl, Tiahuanaco Culture, Peru. Good condition depictsrnflying insects and nice design element.

5 1/8”L. x 2”w. Adena, Hinds Co., MS. Colorful tan and gray. Rogers and Dickey COA.

3 1/16”L. x 1 5/16”w. Dark hornstone Dovetail, KY. Nice workmanship, small nick on side of base. Davis and Dickey COA’s.\r\n

2 5/8”L. x 1 5/8”w. Beveled Lost Lake, Ft. Payne chert, tiny tip nick, serrated. KY. Davis and Dickey COA’s.

2 3/4”L. x 1 1/8”w. Colorful Ft Payne Dovetail, KY. Serrated. Davis and Dickey COA’s.

2 1/2”L. x 1 5/16”w. Dark serrated Pinetree, TN. Dover chert, minor nicks. Davis and Dickey COA’s.

1 15/16”L. x 1 1/2”w. Thin Pinetree, KY. Tan Ft Payne chert, serrated. Davis and Dickey COA’s.

3 9/16”L. x 1 1/4”w. Hornstone Stilwell, KY. Small shoulder nick. Josh Davis COA. and approved by\r\nJerry Dickey.

3”L. x 1 3/8”w. Dovetail, KY. Light Ft. Payne chert. Davis COA. and approved by Jerry Dickey.

3 7/16”L. x 1 5/8”w. gray Lost Lake, KY. Ancient tip use nick. Davis COA and approved by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

3”L. x 1 1/4”w. Dovetail, KY. Small nick to one side of tip, light gray hornstone. Davis COA and approved by\r\nJerry Dickey.

2 5/8”L. x 1 3/8”w. Burlington Hardin, beveled edge. Southern IL. Davis COA and approved by Dickey.

3 9/16”L. x 1 3/8”w. Tan Big Sandy point, KY. Nice example. Davis COA and approved by Jerry Dickey.

2 5/8”L. x 1 1/4”w. Glossy hornstone Early Archaic point, KY. Possibly Stilwell, small nick to tip. Davis COA\r\nand approved by Dickey.

2 7/8”L. x 1 1/8”w. Colorful Hickory Ridge/Early Archaic, Penters chert, AR. Davis COA and approved by\r\n Jerry Dickey.

3 1/4”L. x 1 1/4”w. Colorful Hemphill Osceola, IL. Davis COA. and approved by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

3 3/8”L. x 1 3/8”w. Oolithic chert thin Dalton, Jefferson Co., IL. Near Mt. Vernon. Nice workmanship, glossy.\r\n Jerry Dickey COA.

2 Points, 2 5/8”L. x 1 1/16”w. Big Sandy colorful Flint Ridge? Ohio. And 3”L. x 1 5/8”w. Colorful deep maroon jasper Mehlville or Johnson type point, AR. Glossy Both have Davis COA and approved by Jerry Dickey.

3 5/8”L. x 1 1/4”w. Dovetail light gray, KY. Some edge nicks. Davis COA and approved by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

2 5/16”L. x 1 1/2”w. Thin Burlington Pulaski point, serrated, tiny nick to tip, IL. Davis COA and approved by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

2 3/8”L. x 1 3/8”w. Square stem Kirk, glossy dark gray, serrated, Harrodsburg chert, KY. Davis COA and approved by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

2”L. x 1 1/8”w. Dalton, Southern IL. Glossy colorful Cobden chert. Davis COA and approved by Jerry Dickey.

3 1/2”L. x 1”w. Clovis found by Al Lacefield in Butler Co., KY. Ft. Payne chert, modern chips on both edges, fluted both sides, fine workmanship. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

Frame of 44 Kentucky points longest is 3 1/16”L., several are colorful, Archaic thru Woodland. Only one is\r\nrechipped. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

Frame of 41 southern points, longest is 3”L. Several are colorful. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

2 Frames of Southern points, one has 44 points, the other 42 points. Longest is 2 3/4”L. Archaic thru Woodland. All approved by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

12”L. x 8 1/4”w. Northwest Coast hand carved and painted mask, inlaid with shell beads and decorated with\r\nhorse hair, very fine artistry and paintwork. Ca: 1930’s. Acquired in 1949 in Fairbanks Alaska. Impressive\r\nexample.

8 3/4”L. x 5”h. Highly polished 3/4 grooved Ax, Macon Co., IL. Only 2” thin, flat top and bottom. Jerry Dickey COA.

9 1/8”L. X 4 5/8”t. 3/4 Grooved Ax, highly developed, raised ridges, deeply fluted on bottom and top, ancientrnhammer use damage on poll. Macon Co. IL. Jerry Dickey COA.

6 1/2”L. x 4 7/8”t. Thin 3/4 grooved Ax, gray hardstone. Macon Co., IL. Flat top, bottom and poll. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

5 3/4”L. x 3 3/4”t. Tan porphyry 3/4 grooved Ax, Macon Co., IL. Flat top and bottom, some scratches, nice form. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 7/8”L. x 3 1/2”t. Highly developed 3/4 grooved Ax, fluted bottom, raised ridges, speckled hardstone, Logan Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

5 1/2”L. x 3 7/8”t. 3/4 Grooved Ax, nice form and polish, Macon Co., IL. Fluted bottom, wirey granite. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 1/4”L. x 2 1/4”t. 3/4 Grooved Ax, flat bottom, raised ridges, nice form, Macon Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA.

4 1/4”L. x 2 1/4”t. Green and cream speckled 3/4 grooved Ax, fluted top and bottom, good use polish. Macon Co., IL. Dickey COA.\r\n

4 5/8”L. x 2 1/2”t. Tan porphyry 3/4 grooved Ax, Macon Co., IL. 1 5/16” thin, fluted bottom, good polish, small\r\nhammer use to poll. Jerry Dickey COA.

7”L. x 3 1/2”w. Tapered poll tan porphyry Celt, Macon Co., IL. Unusual flute on top and bottom, ancient nick on one side of bit. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

6 1/8”L. x 2 9/16”t. Highly polished green hardstone Celt, Macon Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 1/2”L. x 2 7/16”w. Highly polished Adz/Gouge, flattened edges and poll. Eastern style. Jerry Dickey COA.

10”L. Old Sioux Moccasins, very minor bead loss, old brain tanned. Ca: 1880’s.

10 1/4”L. Old Pottawatomie embroidered Moccasins, beautiful floral workmanship, good condition. Ca: 1910.

9 3/4”L. Beaded Blackfoot style Moccasins, Native tanned elk, cloth lined. Ca: 1920’s. Nice workmanship.

Two pairs of old beaded Moccasins, larger is 11 1/4”L. Old but commercial leather, smaller are 9 3/4”L. with\r\nfloral design and soft soles. Both Ca: 1930’s.

Two colorful beaded Apache bags, larger is 14 1/2”L. x 6 1/2”w. Ca: 1940-50’s, smaller is 12 1/2”L. x 5 1/4”w.\r\nCa: 1920’s.

Two old Eastern U.S. Native American spoons, larger is 8 3/4”L. smaller is 6”L. Larger is perforated, both have use patina.

Three Native American spoons, largest is 13”L. made by Seminole Indian Sam Huff in 1925, includes old Western Plains ladle and Eastern style with carved handle.

4 3/4”t. x 3 3/4”w. Modern REPLICA of an ancient Mississippian head pot.\r\n

2 1/16”d. x 1 1/8”t. Red quartz Salt River Discoidal, Macon Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA.

Two Celts, longest is 6 1/2”L., smaller is 5 1/4”L. Both Logan Co., IL. Both approved by Jerry Dickey.

Two Axes, longest is a full grooved 6 1/8”L., smaller is 4 3/8”L. 3/4 groove with flat bottom, thin style. Both Macon Co., IL. and approved by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

Three relics, 2 Celts and a hardstone paint pallet, longest Celt is 5 1/2”L., paint stone is 4”L. Celts are from Macon Co., IL. Paint pallet is of unknown provenience. Celts are approved by Jerry Dickey.

4 1/2”L. x 1 7/8”w. Burlington Archaic knife, Macon Co., IL. Nick to base but well made. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 5/8”L. x 1 9/16”w. Colorful red and cream Hardin, Macon Co., IL. Tip nick but very well made. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 1/8”L. x 1 7/16”w. Burlington Sedalia, tip nick, Macon Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA.

5 15/16”L. x 1 9/16”w. Tan and gray Wadlow, Macon Co., IL. Ancient use nicks, impressive size. Jerry Dickey COA.

3 3/4”L. x 1 5/16”w. cream and brown Waubesa, ancient tip nick. Macon Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

3 1/4”L. x 1 1/8”w. Burlington Adena Waubesa, Macon Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

2”L. x 15/16”w. Thin colorful gray and red Dalton, Macon Co., IL. Glossy. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

Frame with 7 points from Macon and Logan Co., IL. Longest is a 3 3/8”L. thin Decatur with base damage includes Adena, colorful Adz, Snyders and small Dovetail. All approved by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

Frame of 11 Madison points longest is 1 9/16”L. All have good workmanship from Logan Co., IL. Approved by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

Frame of 72 Bird points and Drills, longest is 1 9/16”L. several are colorful, some are Kaolin from Logan and\r\nMacon Co., IL. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

2 Frames total of 47 points, longest is 3 5/8”L. Includes 2 Daltons, several Drills, Hardin and tip damaged Fox Valley. Logan and Macon Co., IL. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

37 1/2”w. x 58”L. Old Navajo rug with mountain and point designs, lazy lines, use wear hole on one end otherwise good condition and artistry. Ca: 1920’s.\r\n

22 1/2”w. x 32 1/2”L. Navajo sampler style rug, 9 separate designs, tightly woven, minor weft loss on one side, Ca: 1970’s.

32 1/2”w. x 60”L. Old Navajo rug, whirling log designs, lots of lazy lines, some staining, tightly woven. Ca: 1920-30’s.\r\n

48”w. x 72”L. Old Navajo storm pattern rug/blanket with whirling log design elements, minor staining but\r\noverall good condition. Ca: 1940’s.

7 1/2”L. x 10”t. Childs Cree beaded hi top Moccasins, brain tan moose hide, nice workmanship, excellent condition, ca: 1940’s. Meadow Lake Sask. Canada.\r\n

10 1/2”L. Old Sioux beaded Moccasins, Standing Rock Reservation. Collected in 1919, sinew sewn, very colorful, good condition.

10”L. Pair of beaded Crow Moccasins, mid 20th century, Native doe skin uppers, old parfleche soles, good condition, nice design.\r\n

13”d. Northern Plateau beaded flat stitch bag with native tanned 2 strap handle, beautiful eagle and mountain scene, old velvet back. Ca: 1930-40’s.

5 Relics, longest is a 7”L. Adz, some bit nicks, smallest is a colorful 3 1/4”L. Celt includes a 4 1/4”L. Adz and\r\n a 2 1/4”L. Godar point with small tip nick. All from Illinois. \r\n

6 1/8”L. x 1 3/8”w. Burlington humpback flint Adz or digging tool, fine form, use polish. Found by Larry Joyce in Western IL. Approved By Jerry Dickey.\r\n

Frame with 23 points, longest is 3 5/16”L. several are colorful. Includes Hardin, early Corner Notch and colorful early Archaic curved knife. All found by Larry Joyce in western Illinois. Reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

Frame of 11 flint relics, longest is 6”L. includes preforms and 5 Adzes. Found by Larry Joyce in western IL. All reviewed by Dickey.

2 3/16”L. x 1 5/8”w. Very colorful, translucent brown and gray Novaculite Smith point, S.W., AR. Caddo card and Dickey COA.\r\n

4 Arkansas points, longest is a 3” Graham Cave Drill with small tip nick, includes Square Stem, small sparkly Gary and a 2 1/4” dark glossy Dalton. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

10 Colorful points longest is a 2 3/4”L. Pinetree found by Larry Musgrove in White Co., IL., includes a Bakers Creek from AR. and a 1 5/8”L. tan and red Dalton. All approved by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

2 Frames with 14 points longest is a 2 3/4”L. gray Graham Cave from AR. Includes 12 points found by Delmont Pearson in Madison Co., IL includes very nice Kirk or Jordan. All approved by Dickey.

2 3/16”L. x 1 1/4”w. High polished grooved hematite Plummet found by Delmont Pearson in Madison Co., IL. Jerry Dickey COA.\r\n

4 7/16”L. x 3 1/2”t. 3/4 Grooved Ax, Howard Co., MO. Nice polish and form, raised ridges, brown and gray speckled granite. Ex. Louie Naugle. Roy Motley COA.\r\n

Two 3/4 grooved Axes, longest is 4 7/8” from MO. smaller is 4 1/4”L. from Washington Co., OH. Both have\r\ngood polish. Reviewed by Dickey

Two 3/4 grooved Axes, smaller is 4 1/4”L., IL. Longest is 4 3/8”L. found by Ella Vedder in Morgan Co., IL. Both approved by Jerry Dickey\r\n

Four flint relics, longest is a 7 5/8”L. Spade, Eastern MO. Includes 2 nice colorful Adzes and a large 7”L. preform from IL. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

Two relics, a 5 1/2”L. flint Adz, ex. Glen Hanning, IL. And a 5 1/4”L. speckled granite Celt, Northeast MO. with Roy Motley COA.\r\n

2 Frames of relics, 6 Archaic knives longest is 4”L. found by Keenan Caulkin in Fulton Co., IL. has Jerry Dickey COA. and a Square knife and a 5 1/2”L. blade. From St Clair Co., IL.

4 Historic items, 2 Ferrier knives with antler handles, one is stamped Herrer Brothers and 2 old iron trade Axes\r\nfound in Talapoosa Co., Alabama. Longest is 4 1/4”L.

6 Relics, longest is a 5 5/16”L. Pitkin knife includes a 2” Discoidal and a partially drilled pendant. All 3 found by Virgil Tanner in MO. Also includes a nice Kaolin scraper, IL. Colorful 4 1/4” blade, MS. And Cobden flake\r\nknife, IL.

Frame with 8 flint relics, longest is 5 5/8”L. mostly Hoes and Adzes from IL. Several are colorful. Approved by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

4 Bone Awls or needles and one 3/4 grooved Ax, longest needle is 5 7/8”L. broken and glued, all bone was found by James Boatwright in Decatur Co., TN. Ax is 4 1/2”L. found by Ella Vetter in Morgan Co., IL.

12 X 18 Oak frame with 19 points, longest is 4 1/4”L. ElKo chert Adena blade includes a 3 3/8”L. Mercer\r\nThebes with broken and glued base, three glossy Dovetails, Snyder point, and small Pinetree. Indiana and\r\nNorthern KY. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

12 x 18 Walnut frame with 23 relics, longest is a 3 7/16”L. Dovetail like point, two other Dovetails, Side Notch, thin pebble pendant and bone fragments. IN. and Western KY. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

12 x 18 Oak frame containing 44 points, longest is 3 5/8”L. Includes Turkeytail, small Lost Lake, Kirks, Drills and Woodland points. Western KY. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.\r\n

12 x18 Oak frame containing 49 relics, longest is a 7” bone pin, two drilled canine teeth, grooved tooth pendant, several flint points, 2 strands of shell beads. Indiana, Ohio and Western KY. All reviewed by\r\nJerry Dickey.

12 x 18 Cedar frame containing 20 relics. Longest is a 4 5/8” curved knife, two large hornstone Cache blades, grooved stone Adz, flint Celt and two pebble pendants. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

12 x 18 Walnut frame with 70 relics, longest is a 3 1/4”L. Side Notch, includes several small points, two small\r\nTurkeytails and Drills. Western KY. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

12 x 18 Cherry frame with over 80 relics mostly Bird points, includes a 3 5/8”L. Pickwick, colorful Adena,\r\n Side Notch, small 1 7/8” Celt, broken 3 1/2” Atlatl weight. Ky. and Southern IN. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

12 x 18 Walnut frame with 17 points, longest is a 4”L. Turkeytail includes a 15”L. strand of mostly old Chevron beads. Southern IN. and Western KY. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

12 x 18 Wood frame with 35 Texas relics, longest is a 5 7/8”L. Bone Drill Awl, with two narrow translucent Lance like blades, small Washita and more. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

12 x 15 Wood frame with 31 bone and shell relics, longest is a 7 1/2”L. Drill Awl from Hamilton Co., Ohio.\r\nBroken and glued. All reviewed by Jerry Dickey.

59”w. x 78”L. Old Navajo transitional blanket, lots of lazy lines, 5 old repairs, some weft wear, some staining.\r\nCa: 1900. Nice design, butterflies and stripes.

36 1/2”w. x 67”L. Old Navajo figural blanket/rug, Has letters, drying racks, railroad tracks, 3 old repairs, lots of lazy lines, some selvedge wear and tear, very interesting weaving. Ca: 1900.\r\n

28”w. x 52”L. Old Navajo pictorial rug with letters and baskets, wear on each end, staining, interesting\r\ndesign. Ca: 1920.

5 3/8”t. x 9 1/4”d. Fine thinly woven figural Pima Basket, humans and crosses, no stitch loss. Ca: 1900 or\r\nearlier.

2 1/2”t. x 10”d. Old Pima Basket, small stitch loss, artistic design. Ca: 1900 or earlier.

3 1/2”t. x 12”d. Old Apache basket, excellent condition and design. Ca: 1910-20.\r\n

2 1/4”t. x 10 1/2”d. Tightly woven Apache Basket, nice designs. Ca: 1910.\r\n

6”t. x 15”d. Old Pima Basket bowl, nice design, excellent condition. Ca: 1900.

10 3/4”d. Old Pima figural tray, man entering maze, very good condition. Ca: 1910.

2”t. x 13 1/2”d. Old Hopi tray, Kachina like design. Ca: 1920’s.\r\n

2 Old Hopi trays, larger is 14 1/2”d., smaller is 11 5/8” includes woven handle, larger has minor stitch loss.\r\nBoth Ca: 1920’s.

2 Old Baskets, 12 1/4”d. Navajo wedding Basket, handle break otherwise good condition and a 13”d. Hopi polychrome wicker tray in excellent condition. Both Ca: 1940’s.

41”L. x 12 1/2”w. Old beaded Bandolier bag, unusual 3” opening, interesting color pallet, some bead loss to tabs and near opening, otherwise good condition.

17 1/2”L. x 7 1/2”w. Old beaded leggings, possibly Blackfoot, bottom half of one is stiff. Ca: 1880.

10 1/4”L. Old Cheyenne beaded Moccasins, minor bead loss, interesting colors. Ca: 1880.

10 1/2”L. Split tongue Cheyenne Moccasins, some bead loss at toe, small tear on uppers. Ca: 1880’s.

10 1/2”L. Split tongue Cheyenne Moccasins, some bead loss at toe, small tear on uppers. Ca: 1880’s.

10”t. x 10 1/4”d. Acoma Olla, possible paint touch up, incurvate bottom, nice design. Ca: 1910.

3 1/2”t. x 10 1/4”d. Old Hopi bowl, ca: 1920’s. No signature, one pressure crack includes bird motif and nice form.

4”t. x 6 5/8”d. San Ildefonso bowl, no signature, ca: 1940’s or earlier, good condition and burnish.

3 7/8”t. x 4”d. Santa Clara jar signed by Flora Naranjo, nice burnish, good condition.

4 3/4”t. x 7 3/4”d. Mata Ortiz seed jar, signed Reynaldo Quezada. Very intricate and fine paintwork, good\r\ncondition.

18”t. x 12”d. Olla shaped storage vessel, solid, interesting small 3 1/2” base, thin walled.

19 3/4”t. x 12 1/8”d. Olla shaped storage vessel, broken and glued, restoration on one side, thin walled. More than 60percent original.\r\n

4 1/2”t. x 10 5/8”d. Black on white Anasazi bowl, nice design, broken, glued and restored, more than 60percent\r\noriginal.

Two items, 3 3/4”t. x 6”w. Ancient thin walled bowl, broken and glued in 4 large pieces and a 18”L. x 12 1/2”t. Ancient pointed bottom Basket in poor condition.

6 1/4”t. x 13”L. x 8 1/2”w. Salish style Northwest Coast Basket, decorated with imbricated butterflies and polychrome designs on inside bottom, designed with suspension cords, very good condition. Ca: 1900.\r\n

2 5/8”t. x 3 1/2”w. Polychrome N.W. Coast Makah figural Basket, birds, hunters in boat, domed lid, excellent\r\ncondition. Ca: 1910.

2 1/2”t. x 4 1/8”d. Attu lidded seed jar Basket, super fine weaving, decorated with cloth imbricated red berries,\r\n5 splits to body, ca:1900. Rare type.

2 N.W. Coast lidded Baskets probably Nootka, taller is 4” x 3 5/8”d. with quadruped animal, duck on lid and a 2 5/8”t. x 4 5/8”w. with sun design, both in excellent condition. Ca:1900.

14”t. x 5”d. Lidded bottle basket, probably northern California woven on an old amber bottle, minor stitch loss to lid otherwise good condition. Ca: 1890.\r\n

4 3/4”t. x 13 1/2”L. x 8 1/4”w. Old Klickitat rectangular basket, N.W. Coast area, stitches missing at rim, very nice design. Ca: 1900.\r\n

Two N.W. Coast Salish baskets, smaller is 13 1/2”d. x 1 7/8”t. Rim missing in two places but nice design and a 7 3/4”t. x 16 1/4”L. x 13 3/4”w. break and stitch loss at rim. Ca: 1890.\r\n

Two N.W. Coast jar baskets, both 7”t., larger is 3 3/4”d. woven around a cracked jar, smaller has birds woven in design and has nice lid. Ca: 1910.\r\n

Two N.W. Coast relics, larger is 7 1/4” beaded bottle has American flag decoration Ca: 1940, some bead loss, smaller is a 4 3/4”t. lidded figural Makah basket decorated with fish and birds. Ca: 1940’s.

Two S.W. baskets, larger is 5 1/2”t. x 8 1/4”w. Havasupai challis style, smaller is an outstanding 2 1/8” Papago tray woven by Katherine Thomas and awarded 3rd place ribbon at the Gallup 1994 intra Tribal.

Original watercolor by noted Arapaho artist and teacher Eugene J. Ridgely who has won many awards for his\r\nartistry. Image is 14 1/2” x 10 1/2”, nice oak frame.

Ladies complete beaded dance outfit with Moccasins, knife sheath, leggings, belt, hair barrettes, pouch, hair pipe, beaded necklace, and nice eagle belt buckle displayed in a 24”w. x 35 1/2”w. oak case with fur bac\r\nground. Contemporary.

30”w. x 36”L. Old Navajo pictorial tapestry, multiple feathers, some insect damage, nice design elements in contrasting colors. Ca: 1940.\r\n

Two old beaded bags, larger is 8 1/2”L. x 6”w., smaller is 5 1/4”L. x 5”w. both are two sided, larger is northern Plateau, and smaller is western Plains. Ca: 1890-1900.\r\n

2 1/4”t. x 3 1/4”L. Unusual N.W. Coast basket, woven on a sea shell, polychrome figural hunters, fish, birds. Probably Vancouver Island, B.C. excellent condition. Ca: 1940’s.

5 Beaded items, four contemporary bags, largest is 7”L. expanded tobacco pouch includes a zippered 1940’s coin purse, 6”L. Kiowa strike- a- lite with old flap and 7 1/2”L. lidded drill Awl case.

Three Iroquois beaded items, longest is a 7 1/4” figural boot pin cushion, older purse decorated with wool drops\r\nand a miniature 4”L. wall pocket. Ca: 1910 to 1940’s.

Four beaded items, largest is a 12”L. two sided pouch, includes old and new pocket watch holders and an 11”L.\r\nold dance panel.

Two 1940’s western Plains hair roaches with metal stands, longest is 19”, good condition.\r\n

Pair Contemporary Sioux beaded leggings, 34”L. x 11”w.

Two Contemporary Sioux pipe bags, larger is 27”L, smaller is 16”L. and is made with some old beads and sinew sewn.\r\n

Contemporary child’s western Plains dress, 25”L. x 11”w. Made by Rose Mary Lang on mannequin.

Well made Contemporary Cheyenne pipe bag, 31”L. with 4 throat tabs, yellow ochre, sinew sewn on Native tanned doeskin.

Childs Chippewa beaded dance yoke and matching panels decorated with fringe and bullet casing for tinkle cones. Ca: 1950’s. Yoke is 23”w. dance panels are 20”L. x 11”w. Floral on velvet.

Three Axes, smallest is 4”L., largest is 4 1/2”L. Includes thin tan 3/4 groove, the other are Keokuk’s. All from\r\nMacon Co., IL. All approved by Jerry Dickey.

Three relics, a 4 1/2”L. full grooved Ax with raised ridges, colorful 4 1/2”L. Celt and a 2 1/4”d. quartzite Discoidal, all from Logan Co., IL. Approved by Jerry Dickey.\r\n