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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 :(
Pecked and Polished Adz
This was a purchase at a relic show in Columbus Ohio in the 1970’s. It is nicely pecked and polished with an extremely hollowed out gouge type bit.
Iowa Slant Grooved Axe
Here is a real beauty. I believe this was a personal find of my father however it had no information stating where. It has a fine bit with only minor plow scrapes and nicks.
Unusual Flint or Jade Polished Celt
This is a very unusual celt. It is possible that it was a personal find but unfortunately I do not recall where it came from. It is made of a flint like or even jade like material. It has a very nice overall polish but more so on the bit. It also has an unexplainable cut or groove on one side. It does appear to be very old and authentic.
3/4 Grooved War Club / Hammerstone – Reserved
This is a classic 3/4 grooved hammerstone / war club. Itt still shows some pecking from the manufacture process and has a been nicely polished.
Ohio Hopewell Pestle – Reserved
A lot of work went into making this is a well shaped pestle that shows a lot of nice use wear, It has a very smooth bottom with a couple ancient chips from obvious usage.
Unpolished Celt
Pecked to a nice shape but not a lot of effort went into the polish. Some use wear on the blade but still a nice piece of ancient hardstone. Can’t beat the delivered price
3/4 Grooved Axe
This axe was purchased at a farm auction in 1967. It was said to have been found on the property by the mans grandfather. He had kept it on his work bench thus the spot of red paint. I have not tried to remove it. It is a very nice well made axe.
Flint Tomahawk Style Axe
This is a nice example of this style of tool / weapon. It was flaked with a bit at both ends. These bits are both flat and pointed. Notches were chipped into the top and bottom to aid in the hafting. It appears to be made of Coshocton Chert.
Small Bell Pestle
This is a very nice symetrical small pestle. It shows that it has been pecked and polished. It also contains a lot of use wear polish and displays very well.
Native American Roller Pestle
This piece was purchased at a museum auction in central Indiana in the 1960’s. This is very symmetrical and a great example of this style pestle. It still shows a lot of the pecking from its manufacture but also has much smoothing from use.
Giant Grooved Maul
This thing is a beauty. Nicely pecked and polished into shape. A lot of work went into it’s making. The 1/2 grooved ancient sledge hammer is heavy and I will pay the shipping!