4 1/2" Fluted Cumberland, Columbia, Kentucky, Ex L.

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3/4" Fluted, Cumberland Base, From Kentucky EX. ., Sam Wasion

4 1/2" Fluted Pick Bannerstone. Licking Co, OH. Very well made, nicely fluted top. Banded Slate. Ex-Dale Roberts, Clark Stienbarger, Dr. Gordon Meuser (no #). Pictured in Lutz' Bannerstone Book (p241)

3 ½” Colorful Cumberland Point, Ex. L. Gardener Coll.

5 1/2" L Fluted Cumberland, Lee Co., MS

2 1/4" Quad, fluted, Grayson County, Kentucky, ex M. Ristmiller

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4 1/2" 3/4 Groove Fluted Axe, Howard Co, Missouri, Ex Glenn Leesman

3 3/4" Tall by 4 1/2" Wide Caborn-Welborm Like Bowl. Evansville Indiana Area. Has 8 Lugs Handels with a punctate design. Shell Temper. Union County, Kentucky. Ex Robert Wilson and Steve Dowell

Hornstone example from Bullitt Co., Kentucky. Ex - L. Scott Collection. Davis COA.

Very Well Made, Great Flutes, Out of the Townsend Collection from Columbia Missouri

4 1/2" Full Groove Ax. Missouri. Ex-L.L. Shiddler

4 1/2" Spade. Pulaski Co, IL. Small, exhausted example made of Mill Creek Chert. Ex-L.L. Shiddler

2 9/16" L Cumberland, 2 1/2" L Pine Tree, 4 1/2" L Benton Narrow Blade, East Central USA

Granite example from Western Kentucky. Nice! Ex - Denten Collection.

4 ½” Hornstone Pine Tree Point – Boone Co. Kentucky – Putty C.O.A. – Ex. Tim Weaver Coll.

Harriman Blue oval platter; American, Southern Pacific Co - Sunset; L-12 3/4", Ex-NM

A Near Eastern bronze zoomorphic adze, c. late 3rd-2nd Millenium BC, with a stylized animal decorating the shaft, L: 4 ¾ in (12.1cm). Ex Royal Athena Galleries, New York City acquired at the Drouot,

WILLIAM L. SONNTAG, "FISHERMAN BY A STEAM" OIL ON CANVAS (7 3/4" X 12 5/8") EX. BALTIMORE MUSEUM

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7 1/2" x 4 1/2" Cucco Inca Pre-Columbia Pottery from the EX Tom Browner from Davenport, Iowa Collection

4 1/2" Developed 3/4 Groove Axe, fluted bottom, Cooper Co Missouri ex Phillips

17 Kentucky Points. 2"- 4 1/2". Various materials and types. Ex-Dale Rector.

An Egyptian stone pestle, or grinding stone, c. 3rd - 2nd Millennium BC, well-worn and used with attractive deposits. L: 4 ½ in (11.4 cm). Ex Detroit private collection.