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Attica Hardin
This one is a real beauty. It was found in a resale shop in Crawfordsville Indiana and we were told that it was a local find.
Exhausted Macorkle
A great example of the Native Americans resharpening to a point of exhaustion. They got their moneys worth out of this one. It is still a nice point it is just length challenged.
Collection of 26 Native American Arrowheads – Reserved
This is a group of points that represent various time periods and types. Most are from the Wabash and Ohio River basin. Some were personal finds and others from old farmers collections. All guaranteed to be old and authentic.
Translucent Thumbnail Scraper From Washington
This scraper is very well made. It is made of beautiful high quality semi-transparent material.
Rare Native American Indian Stirrup
This is a very old and rare item that is in excellent condition. It was ingeniously made of from one piece of hand carved wood that was notched and then bent into position. The wood was then tied with what I believe is sinew. Then it was covered with animal hide, possibly buffalo, that was stretched and tied around the entire stirrup. This piece shows the high skill level and beautiful craftsmanship of it’s maker. It was purchased at a relic show in central Ohio in the late 60’s.
Large 3/4 Grooved Maul
This piece is very symmetrical and displays well. It is also nice and heavy and I am paying for shipping :(
Catlinite Elbow Pipe – COA –Reserved
This pipe was purchased at a relic show in the mid 1960’s. It comes with a Dickey COA that states it shows some age. It shows the same age today as it did in the 1960’s so I believe it was made in the 20’s or 30’s.
Thin Archaic Blade
This is a thin well made ovoid blade with nice flaking. It was purchased at a farm auction in the 1960’s
Stone Elbow Pipe
This pipe was purchased by my father at a relic show in Indiana in the 60’s. It has a hairline crack on both sides of the bowl but is otherwise in great shape. I don’t think this was Native American made but possibly a trade item.
Large 3-7/8″ Benton
This is a thin well made piece. This point was purchased in 1967 as part of a farmers collection from Southern Ohio.
Columbia River Artifacts
These items were part of a collection purchased in the mid 60’s. I believe they are made of ivory There is one small carved ring, bead or decorative piece. The other is possibly a spoon or scraper
Hardin Knobbed
Here is one beautiful Early Archaic point. It was purchased at a museum auction in Xenia, Ohio in the 1960’s. At first I thought it had a tip nick. But viewing it with a loop you can see several tiny chips taken off to repair a small impact fracture during the time of it’s use. There is an ear nick that is also as old as the point itself and possibly done during it’s making or resharpening. It has a ground base and is highly beveled on one side of each face.