May 2010 Auction of the Virgil Y. Russell and Brooks Family Collections with Consignments by The Artifact Company

with Tim Lyons Auctioneer (KY #P1699)

is pleased to present our May 2010 Auction

Featuring the Collection of Virgil Y. Russell and the Brooks Family Collection with Selected Consignments Commencing at 10:00am on May 1st, 2010 Preview 8:00am-10:00am Location: Holiday Inn North, Lexington, Kentucky

The Ar tif act Com pan y Artif tifact Compan pany P.O. Box 1005, Mount Sterling, Kentucky 40353 (800) 466-3836 info@theartifactcompany.com View Items Online at http://www.theartifactcompany.com

The Artifact Company with Tim Lyons Auctioneer (KY #P1699) is pleased to present our

May 2010 Auction Featuring the Virgil Y. Russell Collection Commencing May 1st, 2010 at 10:00am at the Holiday Inn North, Lexington, Kentucky

We are proud to present the sale of many items originally in the Virgil Y. Russell Collection. Mr. Russell (1895-1957), was an early collector, dealer, and author in the Native American Artifacts community, and published two books on artifacts which are highly sought after to this day. We are lucky that the collector who acquired so many of Russell’s fine artifacts retained many of the original provenance letters and correspondence between himself and Virgil so many years ago. These letters were invaluable in demonstrating the true provenance of the collection. Also represented are items from the Brooks Family Collection. This collection consists of artifacts recovered by the maternal side of the family, who previously occupied the land at Blue Licks Battlefield in Robertson County, Kentucky. The family operated a Spa and Spring Water company at the location, and made many of the first discoveries at the site of both artifacts and fossils known to have been recovered. They deeded the land to the State of Kentucky where it is now operated as a State Resort Park. Blue Licks Battlefield was where Daniel Boone’s youngest son, Israel Boone was killed during the Revolutionary war. Also featured in this auction is a wide selection of quality consigned, stone, slate, and pottery artifacts, meticulously culled by our staff for quality, collectability, and authenticity. Many of the items have been previously papered by top authenticators such as Rogers, Jackson, Davis, Cox, Baker, Stermer, Dickey, Berner, and Perino. Terms of Sale We have attempted to accurately describe all items being sold, but all property offered for sale is strictly ‘as-is’. We have provided substantial images of all items offered to best inform potential absentee or online bidders with regards to item condition. It is the bidder’s responsibility (whether in-person, by phone, by mail, or via the Internet) to determine the exact condition of each item. No statement in this catalogue, sale bill, invoice, or other document by associates of The Artifact Company or the Principle Auctioneer, shall be deemed to warranty, 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 strictly matters of opinion. If an item already has a certificate from one or more of the individuals named above the sale shall be considered final, NO EXCEPTIONS. Everything else (with the exception of decorative tems) is guaranteed for 30 days to paper by any authenticator living and mentioned above, or by Motley, Partain, Johnson, Howard, Putty, Tatum, Fisher, Williams, Sievers, Meadows or E. Rowe. Any item eligible for return with request for refund must be accompanied with a full written report of the examination. 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The Artifact Company Alexander C. Przygoda P.O. Box 1005 Mt. Sterling, KY 40353 (800) 466-3836 or (859) 499-0204 info@theartifactcompany.com This catalog is available for viewing and additional download at http://www.theartifactcompany.com Many additional pictures are available on our website as well, many featuring translucency, flaking detail, and other views of the items in this catalog. Directions and Accomodations: The Holiday Inn North is located at the intersection of I-75 (Exit 115) and Newtown Pike in Lexington, Kentucky. This is the same location as the Green River Archaeological Society Lexington Show. The address is: 1950 Newtown Pike, Lexington, Kentucky 40511 There are several motels and hotels in the area including the Holiday Inn (859-233-0512), the Griffin Gate Marriott (859-231-5100), the Embassy Suites (859-455-5000) and the Four-Points Sheraton (859259-1311). Call for more complete listing.

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1. 6 1/4" Adena Knife - Incredibly thin large knife from Carmine, Ohio. Beautifully mottled Flint Ridge. Davis G-10 COA. 2. 4 7/8" Smith - Belle Rive, Jefferson Co., Illinois. Hixton Quartz. 3. 4 5/8" Dovetail - Classic Fort Payne from Kentucky. Davis G-9 COA. 4. 3 7/8" Dovetail - Found by Patrick Wilson near Carlisle in Nicholas Co., Kentucky. Banded Chert. Davis G-9 and Dickey COA’s. 5. 4" Cache Blade - Fleming Co., Kentucky. Beautiful Sonora flint. 6. 3 3/4" Lost Lake - Beautifully made ‘World Class’ example from Kentucky in a Brassfield Chert. Davis G-9 COA. 7. 3 15/16" Lost Lake - Great Olive Fort Payne Chert. From Mercer Co., Kentucky. Ex - Gary Noel. 8. 4 5/8" Smith - Very pretty multicolor example in Burlington from Southern Illinois. Ex - Dr. Reed and Litchfield Collections. Jackson COA. Previously wired to board. 9. 4 13/16" Stanfield Knife - Large example in Fort Payne Chert from Pike Co., Illinois. Ex - Jack Litchfield Collection. Jackson COA. 10. 2 3/4" Midland - Found near Liberal, Kansas, this amazing wafer thin example is made from a very pretty Cream Chert. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Rogers COA (as Agate Basin). Jackson COA (as Midland). 11. 2 5/8" Meserve - Pink and Gray Fossil Chert from Wyoming. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 12. 2 15/16" Big Sandy - Very pretty two tone Fossil Chert example from Kentucky. Ex- Al Wakefield Collection. Nice!Previously wired to board. Jackson COA. 13. 1 13/16" Big Creek - Translucent gray chert. Oklahoma. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Rogers COA. 14. 2 1/8" Stemmed Dart - Gray chert example reported from Wyoming. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 15. 3 7/16" Hardin - Completely translucent beauty in Hixton Silicified Sandstone. Sauk Co., Wisconsin. Ex - Duane Johnson Collection. Jackson and Stermer COA’s. 16. 2 3/4" Dalton - Super Arkansas example in Pitkin Chert. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 17. 2 11/16" Cumberland - Fluted to the tip on both sides. Ex - Virgil Russell. Itawamba Co., Mississippi. Fort Payne Chert. Rogers COA. 18. 2 5/16" Eccentric - Rare exotic form found in Wyoming. Unique red chert. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 19. 2 1/8" Scottsbluff - Highly translucent agate example from Wyoming. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Rogers COA. 20. 4 1/2" Cache Blade - Fleming Co., Kentucky. Extra pretty Sonora Flint. 21. 4 5/8" Dovetail - Glossy Flint Ridge from Summit Co., Ohio. Ex - Jim Dresslar Collection. Davis COA.

22. 3 7/8" Beaver Lake - Nice long, thin, and well made example from Tennessee made of Camden chert. Jackson and Earthworks COA’s. 23. 5 3/8" Cache Blade - Huge!!! Fleming Co., Kentucky. Pretty Sonora. 24. 3 13/16" Clovis - Super high grade Hornstone from Trumbull Co., Ohio. Stermer, Earthworks, and 3 other COA’s. 25. 4 3/4" Paleo Lanceolate - Pretty Dover example from Scott Co., Kentucky. Ex - Marlin Mercer Collection. Putty COA. 26. 4 5/16" Cache Blade - Fleming Co., Kentucky. Classic Sonora.

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50 27. 4 5/8" Roundback Knife - Found near Yuma, Colorado. This tan and cream banded chert (Kay County?) example is Ex - Virgil Russell Collection and has a Rogers COA. 28. 5 1/8" Alberta - Tan Fossil chert example from Goshen Co., Wyoming. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Rogers COA (as Archaic Stemmed). Jackson COA (as Alberta). 29. 4" Alberta - Found near Yuma, Colorado. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Black chert. Rogers COA (as Archaic Stemmed). Jackson COA (as Alberta). 30. 6 1/2" Nebo Hill - Beautiful piece of Avon chert from Boone Co., Missouri. Ex - Weich and Helm Collections. Jackson COA. 31. 3 15/16" Plainview - From Goshen Co., Wyoming. Pink, Purple and Cream Chert. Wind polish. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Rogers COA. 32. 8 15/16" Blade - Extremely large, highly translucent, Classic Hixton Silicified Sandstone piece from Wisconsin. 33. 3 9/16" Plainview - Extra thin example from Lusk Co., Wyoming. Cream Fossil Chert. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Rogers COA. 34. 5 1/2" Cobbs Triangle - Large example from Nelson Co., Kentucky. Ex- Quinn Lawson Collection. Davis G10, Stermer, Partain, Putty COA’s. 35. 4 3/4" Adena - Killer! Benton Co., Tennessee. Dover. Davis G-10 COA. 36. 4 3/4" Archaic Stemmed Point - Found near Brushy, Colorado. Gray chert. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Rogers COA. 37. 4 1/2" Benton Blade - River stained Horse Creek Chert piece from the Green River area in Hart Co., Kentucky. Cox COA. 38. 2 13/16" Agate Basin - Gray Chert example from Colorado. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Classic form. extremely well made. Rogers COA. 39. 2 7/8" Cobbs Drill - Beauty of a drill from Hart Co., Kentucky along the Green River. Fort Payne flint. Cox COA. 40. 3 1/4" Clovis - Well fluted example from Williamson Co., Tennessee. Ex - Ed. Fawsett Collection. Ft. Payne Chert. Earthworks, Stermer, Putty, Partain, Howard COA’s. 41. 4 9/16" Harahey - Gray Chert example from Wyoming. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Rogers COA. 42. 4 3/8" Graham Cave - Highly desirable Crescent Quarry (high grade) flint from Jay Co., Indiana. Ex - Al Wakefield Collection. Jackson COA. 43. 5" Harahey - Excellent piece of high grade Hornstone from Pike Co., Illinois. Ex - Jack Litchfield Collection. Jackson COA. 44. 3 3/8" Robbins - Hixton Silicified Sandstone from Jackson Co., Wisconsin. Rogers COA. 45. 4 5/16" Decatur Blade - Extremely thin and well flaked Archaic beauty. Wayne Co., Kentucky. Hornstone. Cox COA. 46. 2 7/8" Decatur - Very pretty piece of highly translucent Flint Ridge from Darke Co., Ohio. Davis COA.

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53. 3 7/16" Leaf Blade - Wyoming example in a tan chert. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 54. 2 15/16" Eden - Gray chert example from Kansas with a Baker COA. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. 55. 2 3/16" Scottsbluff - Wyoming. Brown chert. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 56. 5 9/16" Lamine Knife - Extremely fine example from Saline Co., Missouri. Cream Chert. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. G-9 Baker COA. 57. 2 3/16" Hell Gap - Cody, Wyoming. Cream chert. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Rogers COA. 58. 3 1/8" Leaf Blade - Kansas. Cream Chert. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 59. 3 7/16" Leaf Blade - Cream/Tan chert reported from Wyoming. Ex Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 60. 1 3/8" Meserve - Colorado example in exotic two-tone yellow/red chert. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 61. 2 7/16" Agate Basin - Very pretty pink and salmon chert example from Wyoming. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Rogers COA. 62. 2 5/8" Scottsbluff - Awesomely made example from Oklahoma. Slightly river polished Boone Chert. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Rogers COA. 63. 1 1/8" Eden - Cute little maroon jasper example from the Virgil Russell Collection. Found in Colorado. Jackson COA. 64. 1 5/16" Milnesand - Casper, Wyoming. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Gray translucent Chert. Rogers COA. 65. 2 1/8" Agate Basin - Very pretty highly translucent two-tone light colored chert from Colorado. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 66. 1 3/16" Meserve - Wyoming example from the Virgil Russell Collection. Reddish Brown Chert. Rogers COA. 67. 1 7/16" Milnesand - Gray Chert. Reported from Wyoming. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 68. 3" Anderson - Brown swirled Petrified Wood example from Dallas Co., Texas. Ex - Virgil Russell and pictured on page 25 (#5) in his book Indian Artifacts. Thin and phenomenally well made. Rogers COA. 69. 1 5/8" Clovis - Small well made example from Colorado. Very thin in a highly translucent Knife River Flint. Rogers COA.

70. 1 11/16" Meserve - Very colorful example in a translucent chalcedony from Wyoming. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Rogers COA. 71. 1 3/8" Folsom - Stunning and super rare fluted-to-tip example from Colorado. Highly translucent banded Obsidian. Motley COA. 72. 3 3/8" Hollenberg Stemmed - Colorado. Gray Chert. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Rogers COA. 73. 1 3/8" Folsom - Superb little Folsom in Alibates flint found near Clovis, New Mexico. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection and pictured on page 25 (#6) of his book - Indian Artifacts. 74. 1 9/16" Clovis - Exceptionally translucent and well made piece of nicely wind-worn Knife River Flint from Wyoming. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Rogers COA. 75. 2" Meserve - Gorgeous blue translucent agate example from Wyoming. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker G-9 COA. 76. 2 1/16" Milnesand - Tan chert example reported from Colorado. Ex Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 77. 1 5/8" Meserve - River polished orange high grade translucent chalcedony. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 78. 2 9/16" Agate Basin - Gray chert example reported from Wyoming. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 79. 1 13/16" Besant Knife - Striped Chert. Reported from Wyoming. Ex Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 80. 3 5/8" Alberta - Excellent river polished example from Kansas in fossil chert. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 81. 3 15/16" Harahey - Kentucky. Hornstone. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Accompanied with a Baker COA. 82. 2 5/16" Cascade - Oregon example in obsidian from the Virgil Russell Collection. Baker G-9.5 COA. 83. 1 5/8" Besant Dart - Banded chert from Colorado. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA. 84. 2 3/16" Scottsbluff - Oklahoma. Cream/Gray flint. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Baker COA.

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85. 3 7/16" Clovis - World Class extremely thin with deep and long flutes from Mason Co., Texas in a translucent high grade Edwards. Ex - Bill Wilson and Virgil Russell Collections. Jackson COA. 86. 3 11/16" Lerma - Highly translucent high grade Edwards from near Canyon, Texas. Ex - Paul Summers, Virgil Russell Collections, 1954. Jackson COA. 87. 3 1/4" Angostura - Well made with lots of small serrations in a Burnt Orange flint. Central Texas. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Jackson COA. 88. 3 1/16" Angostura - Central Texas example from the Virgil Russell Collection. Highly translucent swirled Edwards. Jackson COA. 89. 3 3/16" Angostura - Nicely made piece from Stonewall Co., Texas. Ex- Virgil Russell Collection. Edwards Chert. Jackson COA. 90. 4 1/8" Agate Basin - Stunning gem-quality opalescent agate piece from Sublette Co., Wyoming. Almost transparent with lots of fiery color. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Crème-de-la-crème. Jackson COA. G-11! 91. 3 5/16" Cody Complex - Incredibly translucent piece of tri-flow obsidian with amazing transverse flaking from Montrose Co., Colorado. Ex - Gilbert Collection. Jackson and Earthworks COA’s. 92. 2 7/8" Eden - Fantastically translucent ultra thin champagne colored agate example found near Cody, Wyoming. Ex - Jimmy Allen and Virgil Russell Collections. Simply perfect. Jackson COA. 93. 3 1/4" Browns Valley - Amazingly thin and well made. Beautiful black and brown mottled high grade chert from the High Plains. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Jackson COA. 94. 2 3/4" Milnesand - Gorgeous piece of wind polished Alibates from the Virgil Russell Collection. Casper, Wyoming. Jackson COA. 95. 1 7/16" Clovis - Excellent Clovis that is part of the North Carolina Fluted Point Survey. Ex - Perkinson Collection. Found in Alamance Co., North Carolina 7 miles South of Graham and 1 mile East of Hwy 87 on Bass Mtn. Rd. Jackson COA. Quartzite. 96. 1 1/4" Lunate Crescent - Nice example in a rare for the type mottled Moss Agate. Most are milky white, this one walked a different path. Recovered in Hidalgo Co., New Mexico. 97. 1" Unfluted Folsom - Nice example in a brown petrified wood from Dallam Co., Texas. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Jackson COA.

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107. 3 3/4" Hopewell Preform Blade - Knox Co., Ohio. Gorgeous champagne colored Semi-Translucent Flint Ridge Flint. Stermer and Jackson COA’s. 108. 3 1/4" Big Sandy - Benton Co., Tennessee beauty in a semi-gloss grade of Camden Chert. Ex - Rodgers. Jackson COA. 109. 2 5/8" Pinetree - Nice Hornstone piece. Bath Co., KY. Rogers COA. 110. 3" Knobbed Hardin - Found by Jeff King in Woodford CO., Kentucky. Fort Payne Chert. Cox G-10 COA. 111. 5 13/16" Aztec Gorget - Large example from Central Mexico in Mahogany obsidian with dark chocolate brown. Jackson and Stermer COA’s. 112. 3" Ear Flare/Disc - Large example from the Southwestern US. Ex Snyder Collection. White stone. Jackson COA. 113. 2 1/2" Harrison Turkeytail - Nice Hornstone example from along the Green River in Hart Co., Kentucky. Cox G-10 COA. 114. 4" Turkeytail Drill - Large Turkeytail Drill from Montgomery Co., Kentucky in a nice Sonora Flint. Jackson COA. 115. 3 11/16" Pinetree - Deadly serrations on this Adams Co., Ohio piece in a tan chert. Ex - Payne and Lauder Collections. Davis COA. 116. 4 3/4" Etley - Stupendeously well made and ultra thin. Found in St. Louis Co., Missouri. Jackson COA. 117. 3 3/4" Paddle Drill - Long excellent example from Central Texas in Edwards Plateau Chert. Jackson COA. 118. 3 1/2" Dovetail - Very pretty and translucent! Nice example found along Russell Cave Road in Fayette Co., Kentucky. High Grade Carter Cave or Knox Chert. Davis COA. 119. 3 1/16" Adena Robbins - Clark Co., KY. Boyle Chert. Cox G-9+ COA. 120. 3 13/16" Hopewell - Very pretty piece in pinkish gray flint from Ross Co., Ohio. Thin and comes with a Stermer COA. 121. 1 3/8" Clovis - Carter Cave. From the Blue Licks Battlefield area. Robertson Co., Kentucky. Ex - Brooks Family Collection. Jackson COA. 122. 1 7/8" Clovis - Boyle Chert example from the Blue Licks area. Robertson Co., Kentucky. Ex - Brooks Family Collection. Jackson COA. 123. 3 7/8" Hopewell - Large KY example. Boyle Chert. Jackson COA. 124. 1 3/4" Cumberland - Hornstone beauty from Scott Co., KY. Cox COA. 125. 3 1/2" Stilwell - Hart Co., Kentucky. Hornstone. Cox COA. 126. Huge 5 15/16" Dalton - Cole Co., MO. Beautiful Mozarkite. Stermer and Jackson COA’s. 127. 4 3/8" Angostura - Thin example from Jersey Co., Illinois. Burlington flint. Ex - Bruce Miller Collection. Jackson COA. 128. 5 7/16" Copena Knife - Large example from Humphreys Co., Tennessee. Dover Chert. Davis G-10 COA. 129. 3 3/4" Raddatz - Hixton Quartzite found in Jackson Co., Wisconsin. Ex - Worchester Museum Collection. Rogers COA.

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130. 6 1/8" Dickson - Beautiful and extra large Strawberry Burlington example from St. Clair Co., Illinois. Stermer and Jackson COA’s. 131. 4 15/16" Hebron Turkeytail - Large example found along the Ohio River in Jefferson Co., Kentucky. Indiana Hornstone. Cox G-9+ COA. 132. 2 1/16" Scottsbluff - Pretty Nebraska piece in a cream chert. Ex Frank Meyer Collection. Rogers COA. 133. 5 3/4" Adena - Lincoln Co., Kentucky. Hornstone. Cox COA. 134. 4 1/8" Dovetail - Long example from Kentucky in a pretty Olive Fort Payne Chert. Jackson COA. 135. 5 3/4" Cobbs Knife - Great example in a strikingly patinated Fort Payne Chert. Tennessee. Davis G-10 COA. 136. 3 1/16" Clovis - Excellent example in gray Coshocton from Sandy Springs, Adams Co., Ohio. Ex - Redmond Collection. Davis COA. 137. 5 7/8" Squaw Blade - Very thin example from Tazewell Co., Illinois. Ex - Clyde Theler Collection. Burlington. Jackson COA. 138. 2 1/16" - STUNNING Emerald Green Translucent Agate Gunther from Coos Co., Oregon. Ex - Charles Jensen and Russell Collections. Virgil considered this his ‘best’ gempoint, at one time offering 4x’s what he had originally sold it for 4 years earlier. Truly museum grade. Jackson COA. 139. 1 1/2" Columbia Plateau - Nice gray and Maroon Jasper example from Northern Oregon. Ex - Ernie Cowles and Virgil Russell Collections. Jackson COA. 140. 1 1/16" Columbia Plateau - Very pretty Peach agate from Northern Oregon. Ex - Ernie Cowles & Virgil Russell Collections. Jackson COA. 141. 1 1/8" Wallula Stemmed - Nice Agate example from Oregon. Ex Ernie Cowles, Virgil Russell Collection. Jackson COA. 142. 15/16" Columbia Plateau - Nice sweeping wings in this jasper example from Northern Oregon. Ex - Ernie Cowles and Virgil Russell Collections. 143. 1 3/8" Klickitat Dagger - Gorgeous piece of clear agate from Oregon. Lots of micro-serrations on this beauty. 144. 1" Rose Springs - Fiery red and clear agate 100% translucent. Oregon. Needle tip. 145. 1 3/8" Elko Corner Notch - Nice example with killer serrations and near-transparent translucency. Obsidian. Northern California. 146. 1 11/16" Clovis - Beautifully translucent example in a high grade white chalcedony from near Albany, Kentucky. Rogers COA. 147. 1" Lunate Crescent - Highly translucent Luna Agate. Luna Co., New Mexico. Davis COA. 148. 1" Lunate Crescent - Excellent example in translucent Luna Agate. Luna Co., New Mexico. Davis G-9 COA. 149. 2" Inner Mongolia Neolithic Arrowhead - Jaw-dropping craftsmanship in this high grade agate. Virtually none in U.S. hands. Best of the Best.

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292. 8 3/4" 3/4 Groove Axe - HUGE axe from Ohio in a fine grained granite. Davis COA. 293. 9 1/2" Celt - Impressive example from Ross Co., Ohio in a dark Diorite. Jackson COA. 294. 8 1/2" 3/4 Groove Axe - More accurately a ‘9/10’ groove, this excellent large granite axe was found by Bill Westove and is Ex - Buffalo Bill Museum (#PRO1083.1) 295. 12" Roller Pestle - Found 4/24/67 in Clermont Co., Ohio near Bullskin Creek. Ex - Clyde Theler Collection. 296. 3 5/16" PreColumbian Pendant - Nicely polished Jade/Greenstone pendant from Costa Rica. Biconically drilled. 297. 10 1/4" MONSTER Full Groove Axe - This huge (12 lbs!) axe made in granite is from the Crib Mound in Spencer Co., Indiana. Good old collector tags on this massive artifact. Davis COA.

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356a. 2 1/2" Agate Basin - Edwards Plateau flint from Central Texas. Ex- Virgil Russell Collection. 356b. 2 1/2" Agate Basin - Cream Fossil Chert example with an excellent median ridge. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. Plains. 357. Pair of Nice Knives - Cascade/Shoshone Knife - Portland Oregon. Ex- Fred Phillips(1986) and Virgil Russell (1952) Collections. Very Nice! 358. Lot of 3 Columbia River Gempoints - Set of 3 translucent Columbia River Gempoints from Oregon. Reds and tan agates. 359. Pair of Missouri Daltons - Nice pair in Burlington and Boone Cherts. Virgil Russell Collection. 360. Super Pair of Suwannee Points - Nice pair of River Stained beauties from the Virgil Russell Collection. North Florida. 361. Stunning pair of Delaware Quartz Points -Both found near Wilmington Delaware in 1952. Ex - Virgil Russell Collection. 362. Lot of 12 Calapooyas & Assorted Darts - A dozen nice Calapooyas, etc., from Oregon. Some serrated. Obsidian and Jasper. Great Value! 363. Nice California/Oregon Artifact Assemblage - Nice grouping of points and tools from the West Coast. Agates, obsidians, and bone tools represented. Excellent decorator grouping! 364. 12 Nice Oregon Birdpoints - A dozen nice Calapooya and other points make up this nice assemblage. Obsidian and Jasper.

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365. Touareg Crosses - Unique Decorator frame of Touareg (Nigerian) Crosses displaying the various styles and sects. 21 styles represented in a tastefully done leather-bound frame. Contemporary. 366. Decorator Frame with 31 Points - Large Decorative frame of 31 points from North Carolina and Tennessee. Lots of large valuable quartz pieces. Makes a gorgeous display or piece out! 367. Fort Ancient Frame - Superb arrangement of Fort Ancient points, shell beads and drilled Canine teeth from the Col. Vietzen Collection. Shell Beads from the Wheeler site in Mercer Co., Kentucky. Points and teeth from Ohio. Frame included. 368. 15 1/2" Haida Model Canoe -Hand-carved example with conservative decoration. Some damage to bow and stern. Late 1800’s. 369. 1 3/8" Antler Fish Hook - Nice example from Tennessee. 369. 1" Antler Fish Hook - Nice example from Tennessee. 370. 4 3/8" Buddha Head - Carved stone. Southeast Asia. Circa 1600late 1700’s Includes display pedestal. 371. Miniature Mortar/Pestle Set - Nice small Central/South American set measuring 3 7/8" tall together. Basalt. Circa 1500 A.D. 372. Frame of 7 nice Alamance Points - Beautiful framing of 7 excellent examples with inset article by Jim Maus. Superb buy! 373. 5 Trilobate Bronze Arrowheads - Group of 5 nice trilobate arrowheads from Russia. Bronze. Circa 2nd century A.D. 374. 3 Nice Big Sandys - Great set in Carter Cave flint from the Blue Licks area of Robertson Co., Kentucky. Ex - Brooks Family Collection.

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378. Frame of 36 Assorted Artifacts - Frame of 36 artifacts from the Brooks Family Collection. Robertson & Bracken Co., Kentucky. 379. Frame of 29 Assorted Artifacts - 29 assorted artifacts from the Brooks Family Collection. Mongtomery, Robertson & Bath Co., Kentucky. 380. Frame of 25 Adena & Hopewell Points - Excellent frame of Adena/ Hopewell material from the Brooks Collection. Robertson, Bath, & Montgomery Co., Kentucky. 381. Frame of 16 Artifacts - A number of scrapers and artifacts from Bath, Robertson, Bracken Counties from the Brooks Family Collection. 382. Frame of 31 Artifacts - 31 assorted artifacts from the Brooks Family Collection. Robertson & Bracken Co., Kentucky. 383. Frame of 27 Artifacts - 27 Artifacts from Bath, Montgomery, Robertson Co., Kentucky. Ex - Brooks Family Collection. 384. Obsidian Decorator Frame - Excellent arrangement of 35 Obsidian points from eastern Oregon. Superb decorator in a tasteful frame ready and suitable for wall-hanging. 385. Excellent frame of 44 Texas Birdpoints - Super frame of Texas Birdpoints in Alibates, Tecovas, and other West-Texas materials. Ex Fred Thompson Collection. 386. Frame of 57 Points - Nice frame of 57 interesting points from the Brooks Family Collection. Bath, Montgomery, Robertson Co., Kentucky. 387. 5 Celts/Adzes - Group of 5 Celts or Adzes from the Brooks Collection. All collected in or around the Blue Licks Area. Robertson Co., Kentucky. 388. 10 Small Celts/Adzes - Excellent grouping of 10 smaller Celts and Adzes from Robertson Co., Kentucky around Blue Licks. Ex - Brooks Family Collection. 389. Assorted Stone Artifacts - Discoidal, Loafstone, Pendant and Chisel. All from Robertson Co., Kentucky near Blue Licks. Brooks Collection. 390. Assorted Stone Tools - Large number of stone tools - axes, celts, grinders, adzes in an old U.S. Cavalry Water bag. All from near Blue Licks, Robertson Co., Kentucky. Ex - Brooks Family Collection. (The Cavalry water bag is in excellent condition and by itself has substantial value.)

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