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Items 1 - 266

1. 4 ½” ¾ Groove Axe – Idaho

       2.   4 3/16” Undrilled Banded Slate Adena Expanded Center Gorget – Clark Co. Ohio – Ex. Walter Kelly Collection

       3.   5 11/16” Dovetail Point – Ill. – some small restorations at point and sides Arrowhead Museum C.O.A.

       4.   3 ½” Porphory Celt – Southern Michigan

       5.   3 3/8” Flint Ridge Nethers Flint Archaic Bevel Point – ¾” of tip restored – Ohio

       6.   1 15/16” Banded Slate Boatstone Grooved on top scooped on bottom found Rufus Miller Farm North of Bourbon, Marshall Co. Ind. – Nice

       7.   4 1/16” Hornstone Notch Base Dovetail Point – some roughness to sides – Ex. Arthur Altick Coll.

       8.   4 3/16” Flint Ridge Dovetail Point – Ohio – Ex. Walter Nelson Collection – old $25.00 Price written on piece

       9.   3 ¾” Marshall Point – Texas – Thin and nice

     10.   3 3/8” Chert Paleo Laneolate Point – Clinton Co. Ohio – Ex. Walter Kelly Collection – Nice

     11.   4 1/8” ¾ Groove Axe – Idaho

     12.   2” Red Banded Slate Fluted Ball Bannerstone – Nice

     13.   2 7/16” Coshocton Flint with “Lightning” Streaks Archaic Bevel Point found Mt. Victory, Ohio

     14.   3 3/8” Pendant of Fractured Slate – Warren Co. Ohio – Ex. Walter Kelly Collection – Nice

     15.   2 5/8” Flint Ridge Fracture Base Point – Ex. Jack Walters Collection

     16.   3 ¾” Hornstone Lost Lake Point – found Christian Co. Kentucky by Mike Thomas

     17.   3 ¼” banded Slate Winged Bannerstone – Ex. Mick VanSteen Collection Pic. Page 359 WW #8

     18.   2 5/8” Chert Pentagonal Point – Ex. C.C. Thomas Collection – nice

     19.   2 5/8” Coshocton Flint Dovetail Point – Ex. R.F. Kinsler Collection – Nice

     20.   4 ¼” ¾ Groove Short Poll Type Axe – Hardin Co. Ohio  - a few small chips to bit – Ex. Dan Kille Collection

     21.   3 ¼” Grooved Michigan Type Winged Bannerstone of banded slate – Hillsdale Co. Michigan – ex. Bill Tiel Collection – thin and nice

     22.   2 3/16” Hardstone Celt – Idaho

     23.   3 ¾” ¾ Groove Axe of Pink and Black Hardstone – Idaho

     24.   4” x 3” x 3” Bust Birdstone Preform of Gneiss found Black River Schools Road in Medina Co. Ohio – Rare

     25.   5 3/16” Obsidian Agate Basin Point – from State of Washington – old ding to one side – nice

     26.   3 ½” Chalcedondy Corner Notch Point – old tag reads “State of Washington”

     27.   3 15/16” Flint Ridge Chalcedony Paleo Stemmed Lanceolate Point found near Polk, Ashaland Co. Ohio Parallel Flaking one side – nice

     28.   4 3/8” Banded Slate Undrilled Butterfly Bannerstone – Clark Co. Ohio – Ex. Arthur Altick Collection

     29.   2 7/8” Banded Slate Tube Bannerstone – Ohio – Ex. Jack Hooks, Shawn Place Collections

     30.   3” Steatite Square Sided Elbow Pipe with finely engraved bowl including inside lip of bowl leafy plant design on front – nice

     31.   3 Volume Set of “History of the Indian Tribes of North America”, McKenney & Hall, 1933, Excellent condition, Rare set of books

     32.   Book – original edition, “Who’s Who in Indian Relics #2”, Wachtel, 1968

     33.   4 Books – 3 Volumes, Annual Report Smithsonian 1899, 1900, 1931, good condition and Annual Report Smithsonian, 1885 – binding loose – spine damaged

     34.   Book – “Who’s Who in Indian Relics #3, 1972, First Edition, Cameron Parks

     35.   Book – “The Meuser Collection”, Converse, 1977

     36.   12” x 9” Wood Display containing 14 Ohio – Indiana Flints, all with information on Artifact – largest 3 ¼”

     37.   18 x 12 Frame with 27 Ohio Flint Knives including a Fine 4” Coschocton Flint Paleo Square Knife, all have information on them

     38.   (4) 9 x 6 Wood Display Cases containing total of 28 Nice Ohio Flints with information on Artifacts – largest 3 ¼” – nice group

     39.   Book – “Who’s Who #5 In Indian Relics”, First Edition, Cameron Parks

     40.   Book – “Who’s Who #6, First Edition, Rare Book

Hohokam Site Provenance, Prehistoric Indians, Arizona – My Father Samuel B. Schupp was born in Kirtland, Ohio in 1898. He bought a five acre lot in new subdivision in Mesa, Arizona in 1955 and built a small house on Princess Drive the spring of 1957, he and My Mother vacationed there for two to three months each winter for about 14 years, he had several friends who dug for relics and he became interested in the Hohokam Site and started to dig, he became a friend of Mr. Turley. Mr. Turley was a large cotton grower, and also a member of the Arizona State Legislature. He gave Dad permission to dig on his land, His favorite site was at the corner of Rittenhouse and Queen Creek Roads, It was quite a large site across the road to one of Mr. Turley’s Cotton Fields. Mr. Turley was a Mormon, at that time most of the farmers in the area were followers of the Mormon Faith, My Dad was born practically in the shadow of the Kirtland Temple in Kirtland, Ohio so they had common things to talk about, Dad lived there all his life and died June 29, 1970

The Following Lots 41 thru 60 are from the Samuel B. Schupp Collection – all are broken and glued with some restoration

     41.   8” x 4” Anasazi Polychrome Bowl – Red exterior Black on white line and geometric Designs interior of bowl

     42.   8 ¼” x 3 ¾” Anasazi Polychrome Bowl – Red-Black Exterior, Black on white line geometric drawings interior of bowl

     43.   7 ¾” x 3 ¾” Anasazi Polychrome Bowl – Red Exterior, Black and white swirl design with geometric line drawings

     44.   7” x 3 ½” Anasazi Black on Red Bowl – Red Base with Black Geometric Designs interior of bowl

     45.   7 ¼” x 3 ½” Sallado Polychrome Bowl – Red Exterior with Black and white interior geometric designs

     46.   7 ½” x 3 ¾” Jeddito Black on Buff Base Bowl – interior designs in black geometric with lines

     47.   8 3/8” x 4” Polychrome Bowl – red exterior with black on white circular and geometric designs

     48.   4” x 3 ¾” Handled Anasazi Black on Red Small Pitcher Geometric Designs

     49.   7” x 7” Anasazi Highly Decorated Handled Black on White Pitcher – geometric stepped design

     50.   6” x 6 ½” Corrugated Handled Pitcher

     51.   5 ½” x 5 ¼” San Juan Handled Red on Yellow Pitcher Triangles, Line and step decorations on exterior

     52.   5 ¼” x 5 ¾” Handled Jar – Jar has a ring consisting of Pointed Protrusions encircling the center of jar, unusual form

     53.   8” x 7” Doubled Handled Jar – highly decorated but faint, unusual form

     54.   6 ½” x 5 ½” Redware Handled Pitcher – undecorated, symmetrical

     55.   11” x 6” x 3 ½” Red on Yellow San Juan Pueblo II Melon Shaped Bowl – Rare Form!

     56.   9 ¼” x 5” x 2 ¾” Rare Polychrome Melon Shaped Pottery Bowl – Red on Yellow, San Juan Pueblo II

     57.   6 ¾” x 2 7/8” Red on Yellow San Juan Pueblo II Pottery Bowl

     58.   10” long 4 ¾” x 2 1/8” Deep Mesa Verde Style Bowl and Handled Dipper, Lizard Design in bowl Polychrome

     59.   6 1/8” x 2 ½” Red on Yellow San Juan Pueblo II Pottery Bowl

     60.   8 ¾” long x 4 ¼” x 2” Deep Polychrome Pueblo III Mesa Verde Style Dipper

The Following Lots # 61 thru Lot #102 are from the Lindley Coll. (see page 215, Who’s Who #6) many of these relics are pictured

     61.   3 ¼” x 2 ¾” Quartz Bannerstone Preform – Drilling started, Pictured Page 217, Who’s Who #6

     62.   3 15/16” Hornstone Diagonal Notch Point – Orange Co. Ind. – Ding to one barb

     63.   4” Cobb’s Knife – Glossy Grey Material, “Pipe Creek Chert”? Nice!

     64.   3 5/16” Dover Flint Diagonal Notch Point – Nice!

     65.   3 5/8” x 2 3/8” Quartz Bannerstone – drilled  ½” deep, ding to one corner, pictured page 217, Who’s Who #6

     66.   4 3/8” Hornstone Adena Point

     67.   3 ¾” Hornstone McCorkel Point – Thin

     68.   3 7/16” Hornstone Heavy Duty Point – Orange Co. Ind. – Ex. Luther Smith Coll.

     69.   2 15/16” x 2 3/8” Diorite? Bannerstone – Preform drilling started both ends, pict. 217 Who’s Who #6 upper right hand corner

     70.   3 1/16” Chert E Notch Bevel – Pict. Page 218 Who’s Who #6, small ding to one barb

     71.   3” Patinated Hornstone Archaic Bevel Point – pictured Page 216 Who’s Who #6, upper photo lower right hand corner

     72.   4 ½” Hornstone Adena Point – Nice!

     73.   2 ½” Hornstone Serrated Pine Tree Point

     74.   5 7/16” Hornstone Dovetail Point – Pictured 215 Who’s Who #6 – Nice!

     75.   2 ½” Hornstone E Notch Point – Pictured Page 218 Who’s Who #6

     76.   2 ½” Hornstone Archaic Bevel – page 216 Who’s Who #6

     77.   3” Coshocton Bifurcate Point – Ex. Irwin Daugherty Coll.

     78.   3” Grey Coshocton Archaic Bevel – pictured 218 Who’s Who #6, Ex. Luther Smith Collection

     79.   4 ¼” Flint Ridge Hopewell Point – Ohio – Ex. Stan Copeland Coll. – Nice!

     80.   2 3/8” x 2 7/8” Hardstone Bannerstone Preform – Drilling started one, pictured page 217, Who’s Who #6 upper photo lower left hand corner

     81.   2 7/8” Coshocton Flint with “Lightning Streaks” Serrated Bifurcate Point – Ex. Daugherty Coll.

     82.   3 ½” Banded Slate Pick Bannerstone – Licking Co. Ohio – Pict. Page 215, Who’s Who #6

     83.   3 ¼” x 2 3/8” Gneise Bannerstone Preform – drilling started one end, pictured page 217, Who’s Who #6, 2 small pieces reglued one corner

     84.   3 3/16” Hornstone Dovetail Point – Pict. Page 216, Who’s Who #6 – Nice!

     85.   3 5/16” Hornstone Lost Lake Point – Fine!

     86.   3 3/8” Flint Ridge Chalcedony Dog Leg Bevel Point – Nice!

     87.   2 15/16” x 2 ½” Quartz Bannerstone – drilled about ½” one end – from the Crb Mound, Spencer Co. Ind. Pictured Page 217, Who’s Who #6 – three small spots of restoration

     88.   2 3/8” x 2 1/8” Hardstone Bannerstone Preform undrilled – highly polished, some minor plough scratches on one side

     89.   7” Hornstone Knife – Callaway Co. Kentucky

     90.   3 ½” Serrated Kirk Point – Novaculite – Ex. Townsend Coll.

     91.   2 7/8” Chert E Notch Bevel Point – Ex. Townsend Coll. Pict. Page 218, Upper right hand corner

     92.   6” Dixon Point Hornstone –Ex. Luther Smith Collection – Pictured Page 218, Who’s Who #6

     93.   5 13/16” Hornstone Ramey Knife

     94.   2 ¼” x 2” Hardstone Bannerstone Preform undrilled pictured Page 217, Upper photo, lower right hand corner

     95.   (2) E Notch Bevels – both pictured Page 218, Who’s Who #6, largest 2”

     96.   3 3/16” Novaculate Stemmed Point – St. Helena Parrish La., Ex. Townsend Coll.

     97.   2 7/8” Hornstone Serrated Notched Base Dovetail Point – Perry Co. Ind., Pictured Page 216, Who’s Who #6, lower picture, lower left hand corner

     98.   2 15/16” Serrated Harrodsburg Chert Point – pictured page 216, Who’s Who #6

     99.   3 3/8” E Notch Bevel Point – Ex. Luther Smith Collection, pictured page 218, Who’s Who #6 Upper Photo, lower right hand corner

   100.   2 7/16” Chert E Notch Bevel Point

   101.   1 13/16” x 1 15/16” Sandstone? Drilled D Tube Bannerstone – Pictured Page 217 Who’s Who #6 Lower Right Hand Corner also Page 215 has several minor freeze cracks

   102.   3 3/8” Hornstone Hardin Point – Pictured Page 219 Who’s Who #6

   103.   Book – “The Ancient Ohioans and Their Neighbors” Raymond C. Vietzen, 1946, Autographed By Author

   104.   3 Books – “The Aboriginal Races”, Williams 1880, Cover Loose, “Our Western Border”, McKnight 1902, pages loose, “Indian Horrors”, Northrop, 1891, Good Reading

   105.   Book – “The Song of Hiawatha” Longfellow, a beautiful edition of a classic work, illustrated, undated – possibly 1^st Edition Caldwell, New York and Boston, Excellent condition, scarce

   106.   16 x 12 Display Frame with 20 assorted points from the Ohio Area, some damaged but overall a nice selection

   107.   67” x 91” Hudson Bay 4 Point Wool Blanket

   108.   Nice Field Found Ohio Collection of 60 Points – largest 2 ½” and bag of over 110 broken points –most have counties and location written on

   109.   2 Items – Book Maria, Potter of San Idlefosso, VHS Tape “Maria”

The Following Lots #110 thru Lot #121 are from the Schupp Collection – all are broken, glued, restored unless otherwise noted

   110.   10 ½” x 4 ¾” Black-White on Red Polychrome St. John Pottery Bowl

   111.   10 1/8” x 5 ¼” Black on white Mesa Verde Anasazi Pottery Bowl

   112.   9 ¼” x 4 ¾” Polychrome Anasazi Salado Pottery Bowl Black White on Red

   113.   5” x 2 3/8” Polychrome Salado Bowl

   114.   8” x 3 ½” Polychrome Salado Bowl – Anasazi

   115.   8 1/8” x 3” Black on Red Anasazi Pottery Bowl

   116.   5 ½” x 2 ¼” Red Black Interior Bowl – Anasazi

   117.   11 ½” x 7” Anasazi Roosevelt Pottery Olla Black on White

   118.   9” x 8 ½” Red on Yellow San Juan Pueblo Pottery Jar

   119.   6 ¼” x 5 ¼” Anasazi Water Jar – drilled for string handle

   120.   5 ¼” x 5” Anasazi Pottery Jar – appears to be solid

   121.   5” x 4 1/8” Anasazi Pottery Jar – appears to be solid

   122.   5 ½” x 5” Hohokam Pottery Utilatarian Jar - appears to be solid

   123.   5 ½” x 5 ¾” Redware Water Jar – rim chip, minor restoration to rim appears to be solid

   124.   7 ½” x 7 ½” Redware Water Jar – some restoration to rim otherwise appears to be solid

   125.   7 x 6 Hohokam Pottery Jar – appears to be solid

   126.   6 ½” x 6 ¼” Hohokam Red Pottery Jar

   127.   4” x 3” Red Clay String Construction Pottery Jar

   128.   5” x 4 ¼” Pottery Jar – Hohokam

   129.   4 ¼” x 4 ¼” Water Jar            

   130.   4 ½” x 2 ¾” Small Pottery Bowl

   131.   2 Matching Frames, Largest 16” x 13” containing Charles Russell Prints of American Indians – nicely framed

   132.   2 7/8” Flint Ridge Chalcedony Thebes Archaic Bevel Point – Ex. Robert Stuckey Collection – Prospect, Ohio

   133.   3 1/8” Slate Broken/Salvaged Lizard? Effigy with incised design, possibly a human face, Hancock Co. Ohio

   134.   5 ¾” Chert Archaic Side Notch Point – Wood Co. Ohio

   135.   3 ¼” Colorful Flint Ridge Wide Base Dovetail Point – Ex. Robert Stuckey Coll. – Prospect, Ohio

   136.   3 3/8” Flint Ridge Chalcedony Dovetail Point – Union Co., Ohio

   137.   2 7/8” Drilled Hematite Plummet – Athens Co., Ohio

   138.   6 5/8” Novaculate Spear – Arkansas

   139.   1 15/16” Colorful Flint Ridge Flint Fracture Base Point – found by Art Gerber at Crib Mound, Spencer Co. Ind. – small ding to tip – Davis C.O.A.

   140.   3 ¾” x 1 5/8” Sandstone Intrusive Mound? Pipe – has traces of glue on one side from being attached to a display board

   141.   3 7/8” x 2 3/16” Steatite Historic Cherokee Bear Pipe – South Carolina, nicely done!

   142.   2 5/16” Chert Paleo Fluted Point – Western Indiana

   143.   7 ¾” Beautifully Speckled ¾ Groove Axe – Franklin Co. Ohio

   144.   8 ¾” Hardstone Hopewell Square Sided Celt – few minor usage dings to bit, Nice!

   145.   6 1/8” Hardstone Square Sided Celt – bit resharpened at angle by Indian, Hancock Co. Ohio

   146.   10” Finely Highly Polished Hardstone 3/4 Groove Stone Axe – Christian Co. Kentucky – very fine

   147.   5 1/8” Full Groove Trophy Style Axe – Hillsdale Co. Michigan

   148.   5 ½” Bell Pestle of nice speckled granite – Wood Co. Ohio – Nice!

148a.   (2) 12 x 8 Frames total of 48 Flints – Wood Co. Ohio – largest 3 ¾”

   149.   Box Lot of 23 Assorted Books of Native American Related Subject Matter – Nice Lot!

   150.   13 ½” x 5 ¾” Old Paper Advertisement for Indian Artifacts Z.K. Corry, Pharisburg, Union Co. Ohio – dated 1894, framed between glass

   151.   16” x 12” Frame Total of 34 Nicely Restored Flints found by Donald Bunge mostly in Hancock Co. Ohio – largest 4 ¼” nice group pictured Who’s Who #8

   152.   Book Who’s Who In Indian Relics, #1, H.C. Wachtel – reprinted 1973 with dust jacket

   153.   Book Who’s Who #4 First Edition, signed by Cameron Parks, Indian Slate King of America

   154.   27 ½” x 15 ½” Frame with 51 assorted Ohio and Indiana Flints – largest 3 1/8”

   155.   16 x 12 Frame containing 51 Paleo Points mostly broken bases, Delaware Chert, found D. G. Scott Farm North Marysville, Ohio

   156.   16 x 11 Box containing a Large Group of mostly Broken Arrowheads found in the Ohio – Indiana Area – good study collection

   157.   (2) 8 x 6 Frames with 8 Flint Knives – all from the Hill Collection – largest 4”

   158.   Group of 10 Paleo Points found on D.G. Scott Farm Marysville, Ohio

   159.   Box Lot Books – 22 Assorted Books and Pamphlets on Indian and Western Related Subject Matter – Several Ohio Historical Books – Nice Lot!

   160.   7 ¼”  ¾ Groove Stone Axe, some roughness to bit and poll

   161.   53” Long Pair of Snowshoes, Canada – nicely made missing foot strap, varnished Avery & Sons, Ontario – Super Size  

   162.   8 ½” x 4” Wood Burl Bowl – Great Lakes – unfinished

   163.   9 ½” Pair of Delaware Indian Beaded Man’s Moccasins with beaded vamps and side flaps, Delaware Indian Territory, Oklahoma – Nice!

   164.   5” x 3 ¾” x 4 ½” Birchbark Lidded Tobacco Container Chippewa, oval shaped with sawtooth decorations – Rare!

   165.   2 5/8” Steatite Micmac Pipe Bowl – Nice!

   166.   4” x 2 ¼” Lidded Quilled Birch Bark Container – fine condition – Red Tulip Design

   167.   17 3/8” + Drop Horsehair Wrapped Handle, Stone Head Plains War Club – wrapping loose

   168.   4 ½” Chippewa Loom Beaded Watch Fob, has Flag and Bald Eagle Design, nicely Done! – circa 1900

   169.   16 ¼” Long Original Wood Handle Spike Axe with silver and copper inlay – nice!

   170.   10” Buffalo Horn

   171.   7” Pawnee Hand Forged Iron Axe

   172.   10 ¾” Red Catlinite Pipe of European Style Incised, Eastern Sioux, made for early tourist trade, nicely done!

   173.   3 ¼” x 3 1/8” Beaded Two Sided Purse dated 1910, Eastern Indians, Canada

   174.   3 5/8” Sioux Beaded Infant Moccasins – nicely done

   175.   10 ½” Rare Dew Claw Rattle, Navajo, wood handle covered with hide and dew claws

   176.   5 5/8” Hand Forged Great Lakes Trade Axe stamped with initials “WEVT”

   177.   7 ¾” Clay Trade Pipe with Reed Stem

   178.   3 5/8” Sioux Catlinite T Shaped Pipe

   179.   4 ½” x 3” Oval Shaped Strike-a-lite Container with hand forged strike-a-lite, has glass inset inside handle – Rare!

   180.   3 ¾” Pair of Mohawk Beaded Military Style Epaulets (Shoulder Boards) circa 1860-1870

   181.   4 ¾” Coshocton Flint Adena Spear Head – Nice!

   182.   4” Miniature Maple Wood Medicine Spoon – old flake off of one edge of bowl

   183.   14” Primitive Buffalo Hunter’s Knife with Antler Handle

   184.   3” Engraved Trade Silver Bracelet – engraved with “XX” Marks

   185.   3 ¼” Sioux Catlinite Elbow Pipe

   186.   3” Steatite with shell inlay carved canoe shaped bowl – Rare! – Chumash Artifact

   187.   6 9/16” Benton Corner Notch Point – heat treated Buffalo River Chert, found by Steve Wilson, Hardin Co. Tenn., some plough dings to one side Dickey C.O.A.

   188.   4” Banded Slate Engraved Pendant – Burdett and Altick Colls. 1930’s

   189.   1 7/8” Coschocton Flint Bevel found by Dudley Braverd, 1978, Delaware Co. Ohio pict’d in Dudley’s lifetime favorites, Prehistoric American Vol. 34, No. #3, page 24 and artifacts Vol. 8 No. #2 page 48

   190.   2 ½” Coshocton Flint Archaic Side Notch Point – Wyandot Co. Ohio

   191.   3” Colorful Ferry Point – Arkansas Arrowhead Museum C.O.A.

   192.   3 1/8” x 2 ½” Banded Slate Quadro Concave Gorget – Darke Co. Ohio – Jackson C.O.A.

   193.   2 Paleo Points – both semi translucent chalcedondy, both from Colorado – largest 2”

   194.   2 ½” Chlorite fluted D Tube Bannerstone – rare – nice

   195.   2 3/8” Banded Slate Boat Stone, scooped/drilled one hole broken out and smoothed by Indian, Indiana

   196.   2 3/8” Archaic Bevel – mottled Coschocton Flint, Ex. Gilbert Dilley Coll. – nice

   197.   2 7/8” Paleo Lancelet Point – red and grey Coschocton flint, Medina Co. Ohio – Ex. L. Hendericks Coll.

   198.   3 1/16” Calf Creek Point – heat treated Chouteau Chert – found by Phil Van Pool, Morgan Co. Mo. Roy Motley and Arrowhead Museum C.O.A.’s – nice

   199.   4 5/16” Highly Polished Banded Slate Anchor Pendant – Ashland Co. Ohio, Jackson C.O.A.

   200.   1 5/8” Sandstone Fort Ancient Pipe Bowl, Ohio

   201.   2 Alaskan Bear Points – 3 5/16” with Davis C.O.A. and a 3” Bear Point with Arrowhead Museum C.O.A. and a 2 ½” Point – Bolivia S.A. with Arrowhead C.O.A.

   202.   3 5/8” Banded Slate Winged Slate Bannerstone

   203.   2” Quartzite Boatstone, scooped/notched at each end, found by O.F. Lawson, Lawson Farm Nevada Co. Arkansas Perino C.O.A.

   204.   5 1/8” Burlington Chert Etley Point – Missouri Jackson C.O.A. – Ex. Wilkinson Seamans Collection

   205.   4 Nice Texas Points – largest 3 ¼”

   206.   Two Items – 3 1/8” Banded Slate Crescent Shaped Bannerstone – Clark Co. Ohio – Ex. Altick Collection and 2 3/8” Pick Bannerstone

   207.   26” Hohokam Olivia Shell Necklace found at Bug Point in Maricopa Co. Arizona – Ex. Gharapart, Helm, and Byron Anderson Collections

   208.   Sale Highlight! 3 ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ¾” Porphory Popeye Saddle Back Birdstone, Portland, Allen Co. Ind. – Morey Meadows C.O.A.

Lots # 209 thru Lot #233 are from the Schupp Collection – all are broken, glued, restored unless otherwise noted

   209.   9” x 4” Polychrome Anasazi Pottery Bowl – Rare Design around top of outside of bowl with hands with extended middle finger

   210.   8 ½” x 4” Black on white Anasazi Bowl

   211.   9 ½” x 4” Black on red Anasazi Bowl

   212.   7” x 3 ¼” Polychrome White on Red Exterior, Black Interior Anasazi Bowl

   213.   6” x 3 ¼” Utilitarian Pottery Bowl

   214.   6 ½” x 4” Red Exterior Black Interior Utilitarian

   215.   7 ¾” x 6” Black on Red Anasazi Pottery Bowl

   216.   11” x 6 ¼” Corrugated Anasazi San Juan Pottery Bowl – Black Interior

   217.   10 ½” x 6 ½” White on red exterior Black Interior, San Juan Corrugated Anasazi Bowl

   218.   6 ¼” x 4 3/8” Corrugated White on Red Polychrome San Juan Anasazi Bowl

   219.   6 ¾” x 4 ¼” x 3” Melon Shaped Anasazi Bowl

   220.   4 ½” x 2 ½” Handled Pottery Mug

   221.   5 3/8” x 3 ¼” x 3” Yellow Melon Bowl San Juan Pueblo

   222.   4” x 2 ¼” Black on Red Handled Mug

   223.   5 ½” x 3 ¾” x 2 ½” Hohokam Melon Shaped Bowl – Mesa Arizona “62”

   224.   4” x 3 1/8” Red on White Effigy Ram Pottery Bowl – highly decorated, Rare Form!

   225.   4 ¾” x 4 ¼” Red on White Seated Male Figure – some pieces missing, very rare form Casa Grande

   226.   4 ½” x 3” Red on Yellow Effigy Turkey Bowl – nicely decorated, rare form San Juan Pueblo

   227.   3 ½” x 2 5/8” x 2 ¼” Rare Footed 4 Headed Bear or Canine Effigy Pottery Bowl – all legs restored

   228.   7 ¼” x 5 ¼” Pottery Utilitarian Bowl

   229.   7 ¾” x 4 ½” Tri Legged Elevated Bowl

   230.   6” x 6” x 4 ½” Square Sided Pottery Bowl

   231.   5” x 3 ¾” Flared Rim Red on Yellow Pottery Bowl – San Juan Pueblo

   232.   8 ¾” x 5” x 2” Handled San Juan Pueblo Anasazi Dipper – end of handle broken off

   233.   9 ¼” x 4” x 2” Mesa Verde Style Redware Pueblo III Dipper

   234.   5 ¼” ¾ Groove Missouri Box Axe

   235.   5 5/8” Graham Cave Point – Pink- orange heat treated Burlington Chert St. Louis Co. Mo. Ex. Larry Lantz Collection

   236.   6 ¾” Burlington Chert Cobbs Knife Pike Co. Ill. Duane Rogers C.O.A.

   237.   5 15/16” Polished Hardstone Elipitical Gorget – found near Citico Mound, Chatanooga Tenn. (small ding to one end

   238.   (2) Hornstone Cache Blades found in Southern Indiana, largest 4 7/8”

   239.   3 ¾” x 2 ½” Unusual Banded Slate Single Notch Bannerstone, possibly salvaged from notched ovate – found by Robert Hewitt in Miami Co. Ind. At 400 and River Road south side of the river

   240.   2 ½” Quartzite Prismodial Type Bannerstone Mound City, Ross Co. Ohio – slight restoration to hole, Ex. Kane – Dr. Hawes Collections

   241.   5 ½” Full Groove Axe, Hardstone Monroesville, Allen Co., Indiana

   242.   4 ½” Slate Gorget – Vinton Co., Ohio

   243.   5 ½” Slate Atlatl Bar Weight

   244.   1 ½” Miniature Steatite? Fluted Ball Bannerstone, Polk Co. Wisconsin

   245.   3 5/8” Banded Slate Cupped Drilled Boatstone – some freeze damage to surface – Southern Ohio

   246.   3 5/8” Hornstone Snyders Point, Barry Co. Michigan – Ex. David Warner Coll.

   247.   3” Snyders Point – Jackson Co. Michigan

   248.   3” Scooped and Drilled Claystone Boatstone, Tenn. Ex. Richard K. Meyers Collection, some old chips to one end

   249.   4 ½” Banded Slate Pendant – old tag reads Portage Co. Ohio

   250.   3 ¾” Beautiful Red and Black Flint Ridge Hopewell Point – Ohio – base restored

   251.   4 5/8” Burlington Chert Sedalia Point – Ross Co. Mo. – Motley- Arrowhead Museum C.O.A.’s

   252.   4 ¾” Dense Black Slate Pendant – Northern Ohio

   253.   5” Glossy Pink-Cream Blade, found LaPorte Co., Indiana

   254.   4 3/8” Red Banded Slate Pendant found by Roland Poppe, North of New Knoxville, Auglaize Co. Ohio

   255.   1 7/8” Chert Clovis Point – Livingston Co. Ill. – ding to tip

   256.   5 ¼” Triangular Flint Knife, glossy material – Saline Co. Mo.

   257.   3 ½” Hornstone Beveled Dovetail Point – Indiana – Ex. Eberwine Coll. Gaines, K. Ray Collections – Jackson C.O.A. (ding to one side)

   258.   4 3/8” Banded Slate Pendant

   259.   4 ¼” Sedalia Point – Mo.

   260.   5 ½” x 2 7/8” Cherry Colored Catlinite “T” Pipe heavily polished from use – Red Wing, Minn. Engraved on one side – L. Ford engraved on reverse side (bowl stained from smoking, nice!)

   261.   6 ½” ¾ Groove Axe, Granite, Indiana – Ex. Erwin Lawrence Coll.

   262.   5 ¾” Missouri Box Axe – Pike Co. Mo.

   263.   4 ½” ¾ Groove Hardstone - Miami Co. Ohio – Ex. Arthur Altick Collection

   264.   6” ¾ Groove Axe – Indiana

   265.   5 5/8” Full Groove Axe – Ohio

   266.   5 ¾” Full Groove Duck Bill Type – Indiana – Ex. Erwin Lawrence Collection