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Hornstone Uniface Blade
This is a good example of a uniface scraping tool. It was worked only from one side. There may be a couple more historic nicks on the face.
3 Nicer Stemmed Arrowheads
Here are three better than average field grade points. These Late Archaic points range in length from 1-1/2″ to 2-1/16″. One has a needle tip. Counties recovered from will be supplied to the buyer.
Group of Native American Arrowheads
Here is a group of four arrowheads. They are all old, authentic and Native American made. Own a piece of American history. Free shipping.
Kentucky Gunthersville
This is a narrow, thin and well made point. The fine edgework gives it a serrated appearance.
Beautiful Celt
This one is a real beauty. It is definitely top shelf in the celt case. It it symmetric to perfection and has a highly polished and sharp bit.
3-3/4″ Adena Narrow Stem
Here is a big Adena Culture blade. It has great patina and is typical of the style.
Needle Tipped Copena Articulate
This is an awesome point with it’s needle tip, great patina and thinned base
3 Small Native American Drills
This is a nice group of small drills of various styles. It is hard to judge age on these styles because they were made and used throughout Native American existence.
American Casualty Company Vintage Pin
This is a very collectable small advertising pin from Reading Pennsylvania.It was made by the Luke Badge and Button Company, Baltimore in the early 1900’s.
Heavy Duty Coat Hook
This is a cool old decorated hook. It could be used either vertically or horizontally. It is very sturdy and should be able to support hundreds of pounds. It has neat old patina but would probably shine up nicely.
Southern Indiana Adena Points
These points were made by the earliest of the Mound Builder cultures. They range in size from 2-1/4″ to 2-1/2″.
4 Very Nice Indiana Madison Points
This is a very nice group of triangle points. They are all thin and extremely well made. Counties recovered from will be supplied to the buyer.