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Important Auction ofNative American Artifacts

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We are proud to present this Top-Quality Sale of fine relics in our second major sale of the 2012Auction Season. Featured are fantastic items from the Collections of Earl Townsend, Kevin Pipes, Forrest Fenn,Col. Raymond Vietzen, Gregory Perino, Donald Bunge, and numerous others. The emphasis is on Native AmericanPrehistorics however PreColumbian and some International antiquities are present as well. Highlights include anEx- Townsend Quartz Boatstone, a fantastic pictured Boatstone, Quartz Discoidals, and Caddo Pottery. Many ofthe items have been previously papered by top authenticators such as Jackson, Davis, Stermer, Motley,Rogers, Dickey, Bennett, Berner, Perino, Partain, Baker, Johnson, Cox, Howard, Putty, Tatum, Fisher,Williams, Sievers, Meadows or E. Rowe. (Note: Customers interested in acquiring additional documentation orcertificates should make arrangements prior to the sale. Additional documentation is only available at currentmarket rate and should not be considered ‘complimentary’.)

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is strictly ‘as-is’. We have provided substantial images of all items offered to best inform potential absentee oronline bidders with regards to item condition. It is the bidder’s responsibility (whether in-person, by phone, bymail, or via the Internet) to determine the exact condition of each item. No statement in this catalog, sale bill,invoice, or other documents by associates of The Artifact Company or the Principle Auctioneer, shall be deemed towarranty, or as representation or assumption of liability with respect to age, condition, size, quality, importance,rarity, variety, provenance, or historical reference as related to any sale items. Any such statements are strictlymatters of opinion.

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12. 2" Agate Basin - Basalt example with heavy grinding. Found in LakeCo., Oregon. Davis COA.13. 1 3/4" Agate Basin - White Battle Mountain Chert example with nicetranslucency. Found in Lake Co., Oregon. Davis COA.14. 1 7/8" Hardin - Southern Georgia example. Translucent fossil chert.15. Huge 1 3/4" Hayes - Thin and excellent. Black Pitkin Chert. Ex- PipesCollection. Arkansas.16. 1 15/16" Paleo Dart - Truly gorgeous cream and brown bandedChalcedony. Found in Oregon. Jackson COA.17. 1 1/2" Folsom - Fluted to the tip on one side. Ultra thin. Glossycreamy Burlington. Ex- Pipes Collection. Missouri. Davis ‘G-9’ COA.18. 1 11/16" Halifax - Crystal Quartz example from North Carolina. Ex -Kevin Pipes Collection.19. 1 7/8" Pinetree - Thin with excellent symmetry and flaking. Multi-toned Hornstone. Found in Mercer Co., Kentucky. Davis ‘G-9’ COA.20. 3 5/16" California Paleo Crescent - Cream high grade flint/chertexample from Northern California formerly of the Humphries Collection.Well developed with defined central hafting area.21. 1 3/4" Clay - Florida beauty in a rainbow cream/pink/purple/teal/blue/purple fossil chert. Translucent and pretty.22. 1 13/16" Stanly - Marked ‘Walter’s Mill, Randolph Co., North Carolina,1941'. Crystal Quartz example formerly of the Kevin Pipes Collection.

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37. 2 1/4" Calf Creek - Nicely river polished example found by HomerWooley in Kay Co., Oklahoma.38. 2 1/4" Northern Side Notch - Klamath Co., Oregon. Translucent bandedand swirled Obsidian. Really pretty.39. 2 3/8" Eden - Great flaking. Glossy black Obsidian. Found in Oregon.Davis COA.40. 2 1/2" Hixton Clovis - 3 COA’s. Honey colored Hixton with lots oftranslucency. Found in Salk Co., Wisconsin. Ex- Dr. Fred Cory Collection.Jackson, Partain, and Putty COA’s.41. 2 1/4" Dalton Drill - River polished example found by Homer Wooley inKay Co., Oklahoma. Basally thinned.42. 2 1/2" Humboldt - Great flaking. Black Obsidian. Found in Lake Co.,Oregon. Davis COA.43. 3 1/16" Ovate Knife - Jewel Flint Ridge with lots of color. Found nearGreenville, Ohio. Very pretty and semi-translucent.44. Outstanding 2 13/16" Pinto Basin - Jet black glossy Obsidian. Superbflaking. Found in Northern California. Rogers COA.45. 3 1/4" Triangle - Exceptionally well flaked piece found by DavidMcIntosh on Crescent Hill near Onion Creek in Travis Co., Texas.46. 2 3/16" Pinetree - Superb black Coshocton flint example from SouthernOhio. Ex - Humphries Collection. Nicely serrated. Jackson ‘G-10’ COA.47. 2 5/8" Hillsborough - Thin and excellent truly gorgeous example.Made of pink and white polyp loaded coral with perfect symmetry and lotsof translucency. Ex- Lee Phillips Collection. Found in Marion Co., Florida.Perino & Putty COA’s.48. 2 3/8" Eccentric Multi-notched Scraper - Rare multi-notched form.High grade white chert. Texas. Ex- Forrest Fenn Collection. Rogers COA.49. 3 3/16" Dalton/Meserve - Excellent river polished flint example foundby Homer Wooley in Kay Co., Oklahoma.50. 2 3/4" Cascade - Jet black glossy Obsidian with great transverseflaking. Nice size and form. Found in Oregon.51. 3 1/8" Base Tang Knife - Pretty river polished Kay County flint examplefound by Homer Wooley in Kay Co., Oklahoma.

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52. 3" Clovis - Pretty light gray two tone Hornstone with nice translucentareas. Fluted on both sides. Ex- Roland Collection. Found in Scott Co.,Kentucky. Rogers COA.53. 2 7/8" Crowfield - 3 COA’s. Rare Clovis variety. Blue black UpperMercer Chert. Distinctly fluted on both sides. Reported as found in AdamsCo., Pennsylvania. Howard, Partain, & Putty COA’s.54. 3" Clovis - Ultra thin with lots of color. Looks Goshen to us but Daviscalls it Clovis. Great relic in any case. Found in Oregon. Davis ‘G-8’ COA.55. 2 3/4" Lost Lake - Highly translucent very pretty tan and creamCarter Cave Flint. Found in Madison Co., Kentucky. Davis ‘G-8’ COA.56. 2 3/4" Lost Lake - 3 COA’s. Classic form with long swept wings. Madeof high grade glossy Fort Payne Chert. Found in Hardin Co., Tennessee byBill Birmingham. Davis , Dickey, & Partain COA’s.57. 2 11/16" Lost Lake - Hornstone example with excellent mineralizationfrom Central Kentucky.58. 2 3/4" Wheeler - Very thin. Pretty light gray chert. Heavily groundedges. Found in Ohio. Davis ‘G-9’ COA.59. 2 3/4" Redstone - 6 COA’s. High grade Hornstone with multiple shadesof gray. Great flutes - 80% on one side, 60% on the other. Found in ClayCo., West Virginia. Ex- Phillip Maynard Collection. Davis, Stermer, and 4other COA’s.60. 2 7/8" Clovis - 3 COA’s. Pretty mostly yellow Jasper with maroonswirls. Thin and well made with nice flutes. Found in Tennessee. Jackson,Davis, & Stermer COA’s.61. 2 3/4" Clovis - Very nice example found in Dodge Co., Wisconsin bythe Schug Family. Gray/cream flint.62. 2 5/8" Cumberland - 4 COA’s. Found in Hopkins Co., Kentucky. Nicelyfluted on both sides. High grade chert with nice color and good symmetry.Ex- Doug McDowney, David Kunz, and Kenton Crawford Collections.Jackson, Perino, Partain, & Stermer COA’s.63. 2 15/16" Pedernales - Attractive light gray glossy chert. Needle tip.Central Texas. Ex- Forrest Fenn Collection. Rogers COA.64. 2 13/16" Oakalla - Needle tip. High grade light gray chert. Found inBell Co., Texas. Rogers COA.65. 2 3/4" Pedernales - High grade gray chert with nice translucency anda needle tip. Ex- Forrest Fenn Collection. Found near Fredericksburg inGillespie Co., Texas. Rogers COA.66. 2 1/2" Castroville - Perfect symmetry. Translucent cream chert. Foundin Central Texas. Ex- Forrest Fenn Collection. Rogers COA.67. 2 5/8" Pedernales - Dark gray / brown chert with nice translucency.Found in Central Texas. Ex- Forrest Fenn Collection. Rogers COA.68. 2 13/16" Oakalla - Translucent high grade champagne colored chert.Needle tip. Found in Bell Co., Texas. Rogers COA.69. 2 3/4" Pedernales - Pretty high grade light gray chert with a needletip. Found in Hays Co., Texas. Rogers COA.

70. 2 7/8" Clovis - Transclucent Crescent Quarry chert example withcreek staining. Illinois. Nice flutes.71. 2 3/4" Clovis - Blue black Coshocton with nice flutes. Found in Ohio.Ex- Art Heaton Collection. Jackson & Davis COA’s.72. 3 3/8" Yadkin - Totally translucent quartz example from North Carolina.73. 3" Hopewell - Needle-tipped and very thin example at approx 3/16"thick. Ill inois. Ex- Humphries Collection.74. 3 1/16" Marshall - Long needle tip. Excellent symmetry. High gradetan chert. Central Texas. Ex- Forrest Fenn Collection. Rogers COA.75. 2 5/8" Lost Lake - Pretty light gray chert with nice form and a greatbevel. Found in Perry Co., Ohio. Rogers COA.76. 2 5/8" Snyders - Nicely made thin example from Calhoun Co., Illinois.Ex - Roy Davis Collection. Burlington. Davis COA.77. 2 11/16" Matanzas - River Polished example found by Homer Wooleyin Kay Co., Oklahoma.78. 2 3/8" Morrow Mountain - Thin, translucent, and beautiful orange andred Agate. Found in North Carolina. Davis ‘G-10’ COA.79. 2 15/16" Base Tang Knife - Gorgeous totally translucent well patinatedcloudy agate from Colorado.80. 3 1/4" Firstview - Classic form with tremendous flaking. Made ofpretty Knife River Flint. Found in Lincoln Co., Nebraska. Davis ‘G-10’ COA.

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81. 9" PreColumbian Votive Axe - Excellent large axe with full-groove, ridge, and secondary poll-groove and notch. Museum Deaccession.82. 7 1/2" Full Groove Axe - Clark Co., Kentucky example in a fine-grained green diorite. Exellent mineralization.83. 7 1/2" Full Groove Axe - Ross Co., Ohio example formerly of the Buena Park, California Museum collection (1984) and Ex- Jerry Gaither andBernie Carr Collections. Perino COA. Pictured in Hothem’s Indian Artifacts of the Midwest Book IV, page 221.84. 7 7/8" Swedish Perforated Boat-Shaped Battle Axe - Gray Hardstone example from Sweden. Dual purpose axe and maul. Neolithic period.85. 7 1/2" G-10+ Missouri 3/4 Groove Square-Poll Axe - 3 COAS. Museum grade example in weathered diorite. Saline Co., Missouri. Top and bottomedges have slight concavity. Motley, Meadows, Jackson ‘G-10+’ COA’s.86. 7 3/4" 3/4 Groove Axe - Fantastic example with high degree of polish from Ohio. Dark colored Diorite.87. 29" x 60" Navajo Germantown Rug - Nice color palette in this Southwestern textile. Gray, Black, Cream, Brown, Mustard, Orange, and Emerald/Teal. Circa 1890’s-1920’s.

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88. 3 1/2" Dovetail - Gray and balck Mercer Chert. Found in Spencer Co.,Ohio. Ex- Paul Holmes Collection. Davis COA.89. 3 1/4" Clovis Preform - Nice example in a brown mottled chert foundby the Schug Family near Madison, Dane Co., Wisconsin. Features channelflutes on one side in preparation for fluting.90. 3" Excelsior - Great example with super serrations. Glossy blackObsidian. Old ‘NEV’ label. Ex- Kevin Pipes Collection.91. 3 1/8" Angostura - Pretty black fossil chert example from Missouri.Ex- Humphries Collection.92. 3 1/8" Carrizo Drill - Large example from Nueces Canyon, Texas. Ex-Humphries Collection. Edwards Plateau Chert. Big and all there!93. 3 1/2" Side Notched - Precolumbian example from North-CentralMexico. Circa 1000 A.D.94. 3 7/16" Agate Basin - Jet black ‘Ice’ Obsidian with lots of translucency.Excellent early flaking, classic for the type. Heavily ground about 75% ofthe lateral edges toward the tip. Northern California find. Rogers COA.95. 3 3/8" Hardin - 3 COA’s - Very symmetrical and well made. Multi-toned gray Hornstone. Ex- Brent Fisher Collection. Hamilton Co., Ohio.Papered by Rogers as Hardin and by Partain and Stermer as Lost Lake.96. 3 1/4" Dovetail - Pretty multi-colored light gray and maroon chertlooks like Flint Ridge. Extremely nice example. Kentucky. Bennett COA.97. 3 7/16" Clovis - Very pretty Crab Orchard Chert. Ex- Chalmer Lynchand Bill Cain Collections. Deep flutes - 60% 0n one side, 40% on theother. Daviess Co., Kentucky. Jackson COA.98. 3 3/4" Parman - Perfect symmetry. Nicely thin, great flaking, andhighly translucent Knife River Flint. Lake Co., Oregon. Davis ‘G-10’ COA.99. 3 3/16" Cumberland - Well executed with great form. Fluted to the tipon one side -60% on the other. Made of high grade brown chert with nicetranslucency around the perimeter. Bath Co., Kentucky. Rogers COA.100. 3 1/8" Buck Creek - Outstanding example. Thin, symmetrical, andcolorful gray and tan Fort Payne chert. Old label reads - ‘Estill Co., Ky.74-8 over 4, C-S’. Davis ‘G-10’ COA.101. 3 3/8" Lost Lake - Pretty brown and tan Sonora Chert. Designatedfound in Kentucky or Tennessee by Davis. Ex- William E. Teill Collection.Davis COA.102. 3" Lost Lake - Pretty striped cream and gray Hornstone. Indentedbase and nicely serrated edges. Posey Co., Indiana. Jackson COA.

103. 3 1/16" Meserve - River Polished example with nice bevel found byHomer Wooley in Kay Co., Oklahoma. Fossil Chert.104. 3 3/8" Newnan - Coral with lots of color and translucency. Thin andexcellent. Found near Sarasota, Florida. Perino COA dated 7/8/2003.105. 3 1/8" Clovis - Pretty gray and cream striped Tyrone Chert examplefrom Wayne Co., Kentucky. Very thin and well made. Davis ‘G-8’ COA.106. 3 3/16" Dalton - Gray banded chert from Oklahoma. Jackson COA.107. 3 3/8" Dovetail - 3 COA’s - Mottled gray and cream Hornstone.Indented base. Nice serrations. Found in Fayette Co., Kentucky. Ex-Licklider Collection. Jackson, Partain, and Putty ‘G-9’ COA’s.108. 3 1/16" Pinetree - Pretty well patinated Harrodsburg Chert in brownsand creams with some red highlights. Found in Scioto Co., Ohio. Davis ‘G-10’ & Jackson COA’s.109. 3 3/8" Dovetail - Great color. Great symmetry. Two tone gray Mozarkitewith a light brown spot right in the center of the blade. Found in Missouri.Ex- James Kinker Collection, #3931. Berner COA.110. 3 5/16" Stemmed Knife - GREEN chert example from the GreatP la ins .111. 3 1/8" Decatur - Pretty Carter Cave. Found in Kentucky. Davis COA.112. 2 3/4" Lost Lake - Found in Brown Co., Indiana. Pretty light grayHornstone. Super fine serations on both blade edges. Davis COA.113. 2 15/16" Pinetree - Beautiful Flint Ridge example with perfectsymmetry. Found along the Ohio River near Ironton. Ex- Jim ConnellCollection. Jackson COA.114. 3 1/8" Dalton - Cream chert example from Stone Co., Missouri.Lightly serrated with pleasing lines.115. 4 5/8" Michigan Barbed Axe - Rare form. High ridges. Made of darkgray hardstone. Found in Delaware Co., Ohio. Davis COA.116. 4 5/8" Full Groove Axe - Nice polish overal l on this heavilymineralized Midwestern example from an East Coast Institution. Originallycollected in 1889.117. 4 3/4" 3/4 Groove Axe - Nicely formed example from Ohio. Concavebasal edge.118. 4 7/8" Full Groove Axe - Diorite. Ohio. Museum Deaccession.119. 4" 3/4 Groove Axe - Pretty green and cream speckled granite. Foundin Missouri. Davis COA.120. 5 1/2" Full Groove Axe - Granite example from near Brookville, Ohio.

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Painting by J. Mason Reeves Jr. (1898-1974)Signed upper left. Exceptional painting of a tribal Chief or Elder infull regalia. Joseph Mason Reeves Jr., son of Admiral Joseph M.Reeves, was born in Washington D.C. in 1898. After spending hisyouth in various cities around the world, Reeves attended the Uni-versity of California, graduating in 1917, where he studied art underC. Chapel Judson. He continued his formal art education at thePennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and Corcoran Gallery beforenaval service in World War I interrupted his studies. When the warended, he remained in Europe studying at the Académies Julian andColarossi in Paris and The British Academy of Arts in Rome. Reevesreturned to the United States in 1923 and worked as a portraitist inNew York and Norfolk, Virginia before moving West to San Rafaeland San Francisco. Finally settling in Los Angeles, Reeves servedas President of The Artists of the Southwest as well as The Paintersand Sculptors Club, and was a distinguished member of the Califor-nia Art Club, Los Angeles Art Association and Laguna Beach ArtAssociation. His portraiture was exhibited widely in Los Angelesand San Francisco, as well as in Paris and London. In this example,Reeves paints a purely American subject within the constructs ofacademic portraiture. Reeves' careful rendering of detail can beseen in the quill-work on the figure's headdress and the patterningon the vest, but also in the very personal portrait of the sitter.Overall, an outstanding example of the artist's work that combinesReeve's mastery of portraiture with his profound love of the West.Dimensions include frame.

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131. 4 1/2" Adena Robbins - Exceptionally pretty highly translucentgolden tan Flint Ridge. Ultra thin too. Found in Preble Co., Ohio. From an‘Old Time’ Ohio Collection. Davis ‘G-10’ COA.132. 4" Triangular Knife - Amazingly thin. Great symmetry. Fort PayneChert in multiple shades of gray. Found in Tennessee. Davis ‘G-10’ COA.133. 4" Dovetail - Nice example in Brassfield chert found in Scott Co.,Kentucky. Near first stage.134. 4 13/16" Merkle - Massive creek stained chert example formerly ofthe Kevin Pipes Collection.135. 4 5/16" Buck Creek - Excellent large example in gray Hornstone.Green Co., Kentucky. Ex- Alvin Fryman. Davis ‘G-8’ & Partain COA’s.136. 4 1/8" Dovetail - Great example. Light gray hornstone with creamyswirls. Franklin Co., Ohio. Ex- Jesse Waters Collection. Davis ‘G-9’ COA.137. Huge 4 7/16" Decatur - Dark gray Hornstone. Thin and excellent.Hancock Co., Indiana. Ex- ‘Beanie’ Johnson Collection. Rogers COA.138. 4 1/8" Hopewell - Thin and pretty in a nice light gray shade of FlintRidge with translucency around the perimeter. Ohio. Davis ‘G-8’ COA.139. 3 7/8" Stilwell - Big ‘early stage’ example. Over 2 inches wide!!Made of dark blue gray Coshocton Chert. Found in Ohio. Rogers COA.140. 3 3/4" Heavily Serrated Dovetail - Pretty cream and gray Coshocton.Good size, great serrations, and classic indented base. Central Ohio.141. 3 7/8" Dovetail - Good size and good condition. Multicolored grayCoshocton Chert with nice sheen. Designated found in Indiana or Ohio byDavis. Ex- William W. Teill Collection. Davis COA.142. 3 7/8" Dovetail - White Burlington with a pretty pink blush. Found inLawrence Co., Missouri. Exhibits pleasing glossy river polish. Ex- RichardMorrison. Rogers COA.143. 4 1/8" Gatecliff Split Stem - Huge knife with great form and symmetry.Cream, tan, and brown high grade chert with nice sheen. Crump LakeArea, Oregon. Davis & Rogers COA’s.144. 3 7/8" Hornstone Dovetail - Well made. Pretty light gray Hornstone.Crittendon Co., Kentucky. Davis ‘G-8’ COA.145. 4 1/2" Cougar Mountain - Dark gray and tan multicolored chert witha nice sheen. Found in Warner Valley, Oregon. Rogers COA.146. 3 13/16" Dovetail - Pretty cream chert distinctly patinated differentlyside to side. Good size and form. Found in Missouri.147. 3 7/8" Thebes - Illinois Cobden example with excellent mineralization.

148. 3 3/4" Dalton - Described by Rogers as prehistorically rebased.This example in waxy Burlington Chert. Is from Madison Co., Illinois. Ex-Jim Crawford Collection. Rogers COA.149. 3 13/16" Hardin - Great flaking. Thin. Pretty Bailey’s Chert. Found inGreene Co., Arkansas. Ex- Bob Herren, Terry Baker, and Sy JayneCollections. Jeff Baker ‘G-9’ & Motley COA’s.150. 3 7/8" Angostura - Heavily patinated yellow jasper from Oklahoma.Precise early flaking with a heavily ground basal edge. Ex- Rolands.151. 3 5/8" Pedernales - Nice big example from Hays Co., Texas made ofa light tan / gray color chert. Ex- Forrest Fenn Collection. Rogers COA.152. 4" Dickson - UNIQUE example with a compound base constriction.Excellent piece found by the Schug Family in Dodge Co., Wisconsin.153. 3 11/16" Four Bevel Knife - Truly beautiful black and gray highlytranslucent banded Obsidian. Found in Oregon. Rogers COA.154. 4 1/8" Harahey Knife - High grade champagne colored chert withnice translucency. Found near Colorado City in Mitchell Co., Texas. Ex-Forrest Fenn Collection. Rogers COA.155. 3 5/8" Mehlville - Nice example from Cole Co., Missouri. Ex -Humphries Collection. Burlington.156. 3 5/8" Hopewell - Beautiful High Grade Hornstone/St. GenevieveChert. Jessamine Co., Kentucky. Ex- Webb Collection.157. 4" Pin Drill - Pretty gray and white Fort Payne Chert. Virtually perfectexample. Found in Tennessee. Davis ‘G-10’ COA.158. 4" Castroville Knife - Pretty waxy translucent brown Chert. Rogersreports Hays Co., Texas. Script on point reads - ‘Kyle Co., TX’. Ex- ForrestFenn Collection. Rogers COA.

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172. 4 1/2" Hardin - Creamy Burlington Chert from Central Il l inois.Distinctly ‘knobbed’ base. Minute serrations the length of both bladeedges. Ex- Von Hilliard and Don Meador Collections. Dickey COA.173. 4 1/2" Dovetail - Well made. Blue, black, and white Coshocton Chert.Found in Ohio. Davis ‘G-9’ COA.174. 4 3/8" Dovetail - Indented base form with lethal serrations. MaterialID’ed by Davis as ‘gray and white Fort Payne with a Bullseye’. Found inKentucky. Davis ‘G-7’ COA.175. 4 5/16" Dovetail - 3 COA’s. Light gray Hornstone. Well made withgreat serrations. Found in Randolph Co., Indiana. Ex- Charl ie WestCollection. Stermer, Partain, & Putty ‘G-9’ COA’s.176. 4 1/4" Northern Side Notch ‘Fox Ear’ - Central Oregon example fromthe Bill Heap collection. Translucent swirled and banded obsidian. Superbform and flaking!! Jackson COA.177. 4 15/16" Dovetail - 6 COA’s - Outstanding example. Pretty light grayHornstone with perfect form and symmetry. Ex- Dawson Collection. FayetteCo., Indiana. Rogers, Stermer, Perino, Howard, Partain, & Putty COA’s.178. 4 11/16" Hardin - Light gray Hornstone. Distinctly ‘knobbed’ basevariety. Classic flaking. Great serrations. Central Kentucky. Ex- RaymondVietzen Collection. Dickey COA.179. 4 5/16" Dovetail - 3 COA’s. Gray Hornstone. Very symmetrical.Excellent condition. Found in Crawford Co., Indiana. Ex- Harvey Mil lsCollection. Rogers, Stermer, & Partain COA’s.180. 4 1/8" Pike County - Incredibly pretty example found on a sandbar byTerry Daniels near Walnut Ridge, Arkansas. Gray & Cream swirled BullseyeCrowley’s with serrations. A true ‘Masterpiece’. Jackson ‘G-10’ COA.181. 4 7/8" Hopewell - Big example made of white/champagne coloredFlint Ridge with great translucency. Found in Ross Co., Ohio. Ex- WillyCross Collection. Jackson & Davis COA’s.182. 5" Cobbs - Colorful banded Tyrone chert. Well made with niceserrations. Grant Co., Kentucky. Davis ‘G-9’, Partain, & Putty COA’s.

183. 4 1/8" Pandora Knife - Pretty gray/pink chert. Found in Bell Co.,Texas. Rogers COA.184. Outstanding 4 13/16" Adena - Mottled light brown and dark brownDover chert. Very thin with perfect symmetry. Found in Benton Co.,Tennessee. Davis ‘G-10’ COA.185. 4 1/4" Dalton - 3 COA’s. Gorgeous ‘big’ Dalton from Clark Co.,Kentucky. Made of glossy mottled gray and white Fort Payne Chert.Jackson, Stermer, & Partain COA’s.186. 4 3/4" Mineral Springs - Superb artifact. Thin, perfect symmetry, andgreat f laking. Found in Southwest Arkansas. Caddo Culture. Ex- SiSisemore, Gregory Perino, Troy Galloway, Art Crowther, Rocky Hall, andTerry Allen Collections. Perino (6/30/91) & Partain COA’s.187. Extra Large 4 1/2" Plainview - Gray and black banded fossil chert.Reported origin is Yuma Co., Colorado. Davis COA.188. 4 1/4" Hardin - Pleasing tan Fort Payne Chert with perfect symmetry.Found in Trimble Co., Kentucky. Ex- Marion Bush Collection. Davis ‘G-8’and Rogers COA’s.189. 4 5/8" Hardin - Glossy high grade (looks like Crescent Quarry)Burlington. Almost first stage form. Just one light resharpening. Found inJefferson Co., Missouri. Ex- Fred Coleman Collection. Baker ‘G-8’ COA.190. 5 1/16" Parman - Optically clear obsidian example from SE Oregon.Thin and excellent. Ex- Jack Litchfield collection. Jackson COA.191. 4 1/8" Pike County - Extra pretty Strawberry Chert. Found in VanBuren Co., Iowa. Ex- Anderson Collection. Jackson & Partain COA’s.192. 4 7/16" Gary - Substantial example in totally translucent pink,cream and gray Novaculite found by Ruben Rankin in Saline Co., Arkansas.Big and all there.193. 4" Crescent Knife - California. Found by Wilma Burton. Tan flint.194. 4 15/16" San Gabriel Knife - Rogers COA - Light gray chert with darkgray specks. Script written on point reads - ‘Found near Monahans inWard Co., Texas’. Rogers COA.

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207. 5" x 6" Caddo Redware Pot - Heavy mineral depositspresent on this solid completely intact unrestored vessel.Found in Arkansas.208. 7 1/8" x 2 7/8" Caddo Bowl - Nicely mineralized intactexample found near Clarksville, Red River Co., Texas on 3/12 /1938 .209. 4 5/8" X 5" Caddo Decorated Jar - Some restoration torim but we place at less than 10% overal l. Heavilymineralized example and nearly intact. Reported found inBowie Co., Texas210. 6" x 1 3/4" Double-Cupped Discoidal - Stunninglybeautiful excellent highly polished ferruginous quartzexample from Crockett Co., Tennessee. Marked with threeold collector labels ‘Farmington by R— Station’ and “2656”.211. 5" x 2 1/8" Double-Cupped Discoidal - Yellow/Tan Quartzexample with old label stating ‘Disc. Jackson Co.,Tennessee’. Heavy polish.212. 2 5/16" Discoidal - Nicely cupped on both sides. Madeof quartzite. Found in Madison Co., Illinois. Old script insilver reads - ’42 ILL’. Jackson COA.213. 2 3/8" Salt River Discoidal - Nicely cupped on bothsides with distinct perimeter rim. Finely formed in creamygray diorite with nice polish. Jackson COA.214. 2 13/16" Discoidal - Cupped. Quartzite example fromMissouri. Museum Deaccession.215. 2 1/2" x 1 1/4" Quartz Discoidal - Cupped examplefrom Missouri. Museum Deaccession. Quartzite.216. 2 3/8" x 1 3/16" Discoidal - Granite example fromIllinois. Museum Deaccession. Marked ‘12’.217. 2 5/8" x 1 1/2" Discoidal - Smaller Mississippianexample in Quartzite from Texas Co., Missouri. MuseumDeaccession marked ‘P-21’.218. 2 1/4" Engraved Disk - Rare type. Fort Ancient Culture.Made of sandstone. Ex- Charlie West Collection. ClermontCo., Ohio. Putty ‘G-9’ COA.219. 16 1/4" Chinese Bone Statue - Large statue of carvedbone tiles depicting an ancestor with dragon-head staff.Includes wooden base. Displays beautiful ly. Offered as‘Decorative Only’.

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276. 1 7/8" Ft. Ancient Pipe - Very pretty redOhio Pipestone example from Mason Co.,Kentucky. Excellent mineral ization. Ex-Humphries Collection.277. 2 3/4" Bird Effigy Pipe - Distinctive beakand eyes present on this example found nearBrookville, Ohio. Granite.278. 2 3/16" Effigy Pipe - Mississippian Era.Made of highly developed sandstone. Distinctbird (possibly a vulture) effigy with eyes, beak,etc. Reported origin is Trimble Co., Kentucky.Ex- Paul Stephens Collection. Comes withJackson & Putty COA’s.279. 4 3/4" Adena Effigy Pipe - Weatheredlimestone example from Kentucky featuring akeel with face. Ex- Chestnut Collection.280. 2 3/8" Slate Pipe - Unique styled pipewith dimpled rim. Green Banded Slate. Ohio.Formerly of an East Coast Institution. Historic.281. 7 3/4" Tube Pipe - Outstanding tan andgray steatite example from California. Nice polish. Great form. Davis ‘G-10’ COA.282. 5" Obtuse Angle Pipe - Nice example from Huron Co., Ohio in fired clay. Bowl reattached.Mississippian/ProtoHistoric piece.283. 4 1/8" Obtuse Angle Pipe - 3 COA’s. Found in Thompson Valley in Tazewell Co., Virginia.Ex- R.L. Crawford Collection. Made of really pretty highly polished and well patinated black/green steatite. Nice engraved ring around the bowl. Jackson, Partain, & Putty ‘G-9’ COA’s.284. 4 3/16" Shell Adze - Heavy thick piece of shell marked as found in 1939 in LeFlore Co.,Oklahoma at ‘Angel Mound’. Formerly of an Eastern Institution.285. 3 3/16" Bone Gorget - Found by Scott C. Stoke in November of 1998 in Nelson Co.,Kentucky at an overhang 4 miles south of Bardstown on Balltown Road.286. 5 nice Bone Awls/Pins - Longest nearly 8"! Newtown Co., Arkansas. Excellent grouping.287. 2 3/8" Hopewell Platform Pipe - Pipestone example from Ross Co., Ohio. Great polish.

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304. 5 3/8" Cascade - Ex- Kevin Pipes Collection - Glossy jet black Obsidianwith exquisite f laking. Washington/Oregon type. Ex- Kevin PipesCol lect ion.305. 5 1/2" Sedalia - Good size. Good condition. Snow white Burlington.Ex- DeCambra Collection. Found in Missouri. Jackson COA.306. 5 5/16" Cobbs - Attractive brown and gray Dover Chert. Heavilyserrated example. Found in Livingston Co., Kentucky. Ex- Dr. Fred CoryCollection. Davis ‘G-10’ COA.307. 5 11/16" Paleo Knife - Large example from KY/TN line region. FortPayne Chert. Excellent Late-Paleo flaking.308. Big 5 1/8" Adena Robbins - Outstanding. Pretty Ft. Payne in multi-toned grays. Found in Indiana. Davis ‘G-10’ COA.309. 5 3/8" Dalton - Great big example with excellent symmetry. WhiteBurlington chert with super flaking. Needle tip. Old script reads - 3971 /381. ‘Cole Co., MO.’ - $7.00. Oh, the good ol’ days. Davis G-8' COA.310. 5 13/16" Clovis Preform - Excellent example with channel flutesstarted on one side. Very similar to Preform examples we have examinedfrom the Lincoln-Ready Cache. Probably would have been a St. Louisvariety once finished. Burlington. Missouri. Stermer COA with vignette.311. 5 13/16" Osceola Spear - Large example with excellent mineralizationin a wonderfully mottled cream and beige flint. Found by Ernest Schug inthe late 1950’s on the Gustof Miller Farm in Waukesha Co., Wisconsin.Ex- Schug Family Collection.312. Huge 5 9/16" Lost Lake - 4 COA’s - Pretty Fort Payne Chert. Extranice and big early stage form. Found in Stewart Co., Tennessee. Ex- MaryDaniels Collection. Stermer, Jackson, Partain, & Putty ‘G-10’ COA’s.313. 5 7/8" Cobbs - Extremely colorful Fort Payne Chert. Long, slender,and extra thin example. Found in Tennessee. Davis ‘G-9’ COA.314. 5 7/8" Preform Blade - Large blade made from Hixton SilicifiedSandstone (Quartzite). Excellent mineralization to boot and found by theSchug Family in Dodge Co., Wisconsin.

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330. 3 5/8" Mayan Carved Idol - Serpentine/Jadeiteexample from South-Central Mexico. MuseumDeaccession. Features crouching human figure.331. 2" Mezcala Figurine - Nice PreColumbian Figuralfrom Central Mexico in a green schist.332. Colima Necklace Ensemble - Three nice CrescentGorgets with Obsidian Disc. Formerly of the Lucia-Meza Collection. Largest measures 4 5/16".333. 5 PreColumbian Pebble Pendants - Assortment ofmaterials and sizes. Largest 2" Central America.334. 7 7/8" Medieval Stone Sculpture - Large earlycarved head possibly of a King or Nobleman wearing acrown. Probably originally part of a much larger work.Circa 1000-1200 A.D.335. 5 13/16" Bird Carving - Carved bird done in aburlwood with greenish glass bead eyes. Signed ‘LesJohnson Original’. Base made from an old clothespin.Nice piece of Americana Folk Art. 20th Century.Formerly of the Kelly Chestnut Estate. So unique wejust had to offer it.

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336. 1 3/16" Columbia Plateau - Beautiful translucent diagonally streakedPetrified Wood. Thin with minute serrations all along both edges. Ex-Roland Collection. Washington State. Jackson ‘G-10’ COA.337. 1 1/16" Desert Delta - Finely serrated edges and base on the pinkishcream chert example from Vantage, Washington. Needle tip.338. 1 3/16" Pueblo Side Notched - New Mexico example in fossil chert.Ex - Bill Rolands Collection.339. 1 1/8" Klickitat Dagger - Black chert example from Vantage,Washington.340. 1" Rabbit Island - Totally translucent needled tipped red agateexample from Washington. Ex- Rolands Collection.341. 1" Snaketown Triangular - Cream chert example from Arizona. Ex -Rolands Collection.342. 13/16" Rabbit Island - Totally translucent agate example fromVantage, Washington.343. 1 1/16" Columbia Plateau - Rare form. Anciently resharpening to aneedle l ike dart form. Beautiful translucent multi-colored Agate. Ex-Rolands Collection. Washington State. Jackson ‘G-10’ COA.344. 1 1/16" Rabbit Island - Totally translucent Agate example from nearVantage, Washington.345. 1 3/16" Rabbit Island - Jasper example from Vantage, Washington.346. 1 1/16" Columbia Plateau Pin Stem - Superb highly translucentAmber Agate example. Ex- Roland Collection. Washington State. Jackson‘G-10’ COA.347. 1 5/16" Rabbit Island - Totally translucent perfect example in apeach colored agate. Ex- Rolands Collection. Found in Washington State.Jackson ‘G-10' COA.348. 1 7/16" Bonham - Long stemmed example found by Ruben Rankin inSaline Co., Arkansas. Gray Novaculite. Unusual style.349. 1 5/16" Catahoula - Perfect example found by Ruben Rankin inSaline Co., Arkansas. Totally translucent Novaculite. Gorgeous.350. 1 1/4" Pueblo Side Notch - Serrated example in a translucent creamchert. Very very thin. Colorado.351. 1 1/16" Columbia Plateau - Perfect, needle-tipped example in totallytranslucent gem-grade agate. Washington. Ex- Rolands Collection.Jackson ‘G-10’ COA.

352. 1 1/8" Toyah - Textbook example with serrations in a cream fossilchert. Found in Southwest Texas.353. 7/8" Bonham - Totally translucent Novaculite example found byRuben Rankin in Saline Co., Arkansas. Serrated! Pictured in Overstreet#11, pg 563.354. 7/8" Catahoula - Perfect example found by Ruben Rankin at a Caddosite in Saline Co., Arkansas. Totally translucent yellow Novaculite.355. 7/8" Desert Delta - Totally translucent agate example from Vantage,Washington.356. 1 1/8" ‘G-10’ Columbia Plateau - Perfect Orange Agate examplefrom Washington. Ex- Rolands Collection.357. 3/4" Desert Delta - Finely serrated completely translucent agateexample from Vantage, Washington.358. 1 1/16" Catahoula - Totally translucent smokey Novaculite examplefound by Ruben Rankin in Saline Co., Arkansas. Perfect.359. 1 1/16" Columbia Plateau - Literally perfect example made of highlytranslucent and colorful Agate. Found by Norma Berg in the 1950’s onprivate land between Vantage and Priest Rapids near the Columbia Riverin Washington State.360. 1 1/16" Columbia Plateau - Paper thin, red Agate, and perfect. Ex-Roland Collection. Washington State. Jackson ‘G-10’ COA.361. 1 1/4" Pueblo Side Notched - Translucent, thin, perfect example fromNorthern New Mexico. ‘G-10’ piece.362. 1 9/16" Nawthis - Obsidian example with serrations. Northern NewMexico. Nice and all there.363. 1 1/16" Catahoula - Gorgeous example in spiderwebbed grayNovaculite. Found by Ruben Rankin in Saline Co., Arkansas. Total lytranslucent.364. 1 1/16" Columbia Plateau - Gorgeous agate example from WashingtonState. Ex- Rolands Collection.365. 1" Agee - Perfect example found by Ruben Rankin in Saline Co.,Arkansas. White Novaculite. Only Agee found at his ‘Swamp Pond’ site.366. 7/8" ‘G-10+’ Toyah - Finest Toyah we have had the pleasure ofoffering. Finely serrated and perfect. Found in Southwest Texas.367. 1 1/16" Columbia Plateau - Blood-red Agate example fromWashington State. Ex- Rolands Collection. Jackson ‘G-10’ COA.

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387. 10 1/4" x 5" Mount Hagen Axe Blade - Large fantastically thin (at 5/16") Greenstone Axe from the Mt. Hagen region (Jimi Valley) of Papua,New Guinea. Excellent polish with use-marks. Represents six months oflabor by the maker. Circa 1800-1950.388. 6" x 4 1/2" Seated Capuli Warrior ‘Coquero’ - Excellent PreColumbianfigural of a Capuli culture Shaman with wad of Coca leaves in one cheek.Detailed with linework and excellent mineralization. Southern Colombia.Circa 800-1500 A.D.389. 5" Mayan Jade Bead - MASSIVE bead in a light colored Jadeite fromGuatemala. Formerly of an East Coast institution and collected prior to1 9 0 0 .390. 7 1/4" Tairona Batwing Pendant - Greenstone with mineralization.Formerly of an Eastern Institution. Colombia.391. 3" Mace Head - Small Basalt/Scoria Mace head with degraded museumtag. Central America.392. 7 3/4" PreColumbian Beaded Bracelet - Prehistoric jade/coral/stonebeads strung on wire. Approx. 43 beads total. Central America.

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