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CLOVIS POINTS

• Lot of 3 points; fluted clovis.
  Lot of 3 points; fluted clovis. Largest; 2".
• Prehistoric Native American Chipped
  Prehistoric Native American Chipped Gray Flint "Clovis Point" Spear Tip, w. 1-1/2", l. 5-1/2". This type of point is named for the Clovis, New Mexico, site where the first such points were found. The "Clovis Points" are estimated to be 12,000 to 14,000 years old.
• Old Native Large Stone Clovis
  Old Native Large Stone Clovis Point- 8.25'' (DR)
• A Sonora Flint Clovis Point Paleo
  A Sonora Flint Clovis Point Paleo Indian Period, 13,000-7000 B.C. Cedar Farm, Harrison County, Illinois length 3-5/8 inches From the Collection of Claude "Henry" Withers
• 4 NATIVE AMERICAN CHERT CLOVIS
  4 NATIVE AMERICAN CHERT CLOVIS PROJECTILE POINTSNative American, Midwest United States, Paleo-Indian Period, ca. 13000 to 8000 BCE (15,000 to 10,000 BP). A fantastic set of 4 hand-knapped chert Clovis type projectile points of lanceolate forms with gentle notches knapped into the bases. The first point bears smoky gray and beige hues and has a shortened body that culminates in a pointed tip. The red-hued stone point exhibits wonderous coloration and has a gently tapered lower body. The light gray point has gently convex faces that taper towards the rounded point. The largest point - boasting a creamy yellow hue - displays petite ridges along the edges as well as a shallow hafting groove on each face. Modern Riker box included. Size of largest: 4.2" L x 1.05" W (10.7 cm x 2.7 cm); (Riker box): 6.2" L x 5.2" W (15.7 cm x 13.2 cm) Provenance: private South Carolina, USA collection All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. PLEASE NOTE: Due to recent increases of shipments being seized by Australian & German customs (even for items with pre-UNESCO provenance), we will no longer ship most antiquities and ancient Chinese art to Australia & Germany. For categories of items that are acceptable to ship to Australia or Germany, please contact us directly or work with your local customs brokerage firm. Display stands not described as included/custom in the item description are for photography purposes only and will not be included with the item upon shipping. #171175 Condition: Loss to one tail fin on smallest point; remaining 3 points are intact and excellent. Minor nicks and abrasions commensurate with age and the knapping process, with light surface roughness on light gray point. Great surface smoothness and preservation to forms.
• A Hornstone Clovis Point Paleo
  A Hornstone Clovis Point Paleo Indian Period, 13,000-7000 B.C. Cedar Farm, Harrison County, Indiana length 3-1/8 inches From the Collection of Claude "Henry" Withers
• A Hornstone Clovis Point Paleo
  A Hornstone Clovis Point Paleo Indian Period, 13,000-7000 B.C. Cedar Farm, Harrison County, Indiana length 2-1/2 inches From the Collection of Claude "Henry" Withers
• GROUP OF 5 PALEOAMERICAN CLOVIS
  GROUP OF 5 PALEOAMERICAN CLOVIS POINT ARROW HEADS GROUP OF 5 PALEOAMERICAN CLOVIS POINT ARROW HEADS, EACH WITH EXCELLENT FLUTING, TENNESSEE ORIGIN; LENGTH RANGE FROM 3" TO 5"
• 129 MOUNTED NATIVE AMERICAN
  129 MOUNTED NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS & ARTIFACTSLarge mounted collection of Native American points and other related Indian tools/artifacts, 129 total, catalogued and numbered by the McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture, Knoxville Tennessee. One item of note is a Clovis point, #52, from the Paleoindian period. A complete inventory of all items with dates is provided within the photos. 18 1/8" H x 35 1/8" W. Provenance: Collection was assembled by George Perrin, the consignor's great-great grandfather on his farm located north of Dayton, Ohio. Condition: All items in as-found condition. Each item mounted on a board backing and secured by wire. Two holes to board are a result of prior mounting.
• A COLLECTION OF FOLSOM-STYLE
  A COLLECTION OF FOLSOM-STYLE STONE POINTSA collection of Folsom-style stone points, Pre-historic or later Comprising various points of differing sizes, 5 pieces Largest: 7.5" H x 1.25" Dia. Provenance: The James M. Cole Collection, Visalia, CA Dimensions: Largest: 7.5" H x 1.25" Dia. Provenance: The James M. Cole Collection, Visalia, CA
• Twelve fluted projectile points:
  Twelve fluted projectile points: all finely worked, with geographic attributions, probably modern, 2-5/8 in. to 5-1/8 in.
• THREE FRAMES OF FLINT POINTS.
  THREE FRAMES OF FLINT POINTS. Includes some bird points. Approximately 125 points, complete examples and fragments.
• Fluted grey flint clovis, KY/TN?
  Fluted grey flint clovis, KY/TN? Native American Indian artifact. 3 1/2". Slight damage to tip. Slight nick on one side.
• CASE WITH NATIVE AMERICAN
  CASE WITH NATIVE AMERICAN PENNSYLVANIA INDIAN CLOVIS RED JASPER PROJECTILE POINT, CIRCA 11,500 B.P. 8 X 10 IN. (20.3 X 25.4 CM.)CASE WITH NATIVE AMERICAN PENNSYLVANIA INDIAN CLOVIS RED JASPER PROJECTILE POINT, CIRCA 11,500 B.P., Catalogue note: We would like to thank Wallace Gusler, former curator, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, for his assistance in identifying and cataloging this lot. Dimensions: 8 x 10 in. (20.3 x 25.4 cm.) Provenance: The Ronald Bruce Buracker Collection
• Arrowhead Collection most
  Arrowhead Collection most projectile points, several grinding tools, several piec
• GROUP OF APPROXIMATELY FORTY
  GROUP OF APPROXIMATELY FORTY POINTS. Native American points. Various stone types. Varying wear.
• THREE ARCHAIC NATIVE AMERICAN
  THREE ARCHAIC NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN STONE POINTSThree archaic Native American Indian stone points, to include a Culbreath example in silicified volcanic ash, 2 3/8" l., 1 1/2" w., an Ocala example in agatized coral, 3" l., 2 7/8" w., and a Briar Creek chert example, 4" l., 1 1/2" w. Provenance: Robert Barr Museum collection, Sarasota County, Florida. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Culbreath has glue residue from previous mounting on verso, other two bear ink collection markings. Provenance: very large private Virginia collection.
• POINTS, STONES AND EFFIGIES.
  POINTS, STONES AND EFFIGIES. Approximately 40 arrows, points and bird arrows. Together with 19 effigies, including eagles, buffalo, and turtles. Varying wear.
• GROUP OF RELICS. From a private
  GROUP OF RELICS. From a private collection spanning over forty years. Some are ex-Lynn Munger Curator of the Potawatomi Museum Angola Indiana. An assorted group of arrowheads and spearpoints in various forms including dovetails serrated edge and clovis or folsom. Most are labeled. Ex-Munger includes: Missouri arrowhead LM5-20. 2 1/2'' l. Illinois LM6-20. 2 1/4'' l. Together with: Polk Co. Florida ''G.S.S. F-9010'' with notched edges. 1 3/4'' l. St. Charles Co. Mo.''D 1905-S'' drill-type. 1 1/4'' l. Unmarked in red stone side notched. 1 1/4'' l. Folsom N. Mex ''H2''. With notched edges. 2 3/4'' l. Madison Co. Ill. Triangle form. 1 3/4'' l. Ross Co. Ohio ''S-1070''. Stemmed. 3 1/2'' l. Grant Cty Kansas ''GB0108''. Small point corner notched. 1'' l. Vilas Co. Wisc. ''6730-S''. Notched expanding stem bifurcated. Point with natural bullseye. 2 1/2'' l. St. Charles Co. Mo. ''S-A135'' Stemmed notched edges. 4 3/4'' l. Niobrara Co. Wyo. ''LC''. Notched edges 2 3/4'' l. Polk Co Fla. ''G.S.S. F-9055''. 2'' l. Pasco Co. Fla. ''N.R. F-8020'' 2 1/4'' l. One striated triangle with heavily notched edges. 2'' l. One clovis-type Union Co. N. Mex. 1 1/2'' l. Cross Co. Ark. ''SD #45''. Nice color gradation. 2 1/2'' l. Clark Co. Ark. ''L-6720-S''. 1 3/4'' l. Calhoun City Ill ''GB0112'' corner notched. 1'' l. Wayne Co. Tenn. ''B 74-15''. 2'' l. Cross Co. Ark. ''SD 45'' 3'' l. Sold as is.
• Clovis Edmond Masson (French,
  Clovis Edmond Masson (French, 1838-1913) bronze sculpture of a mouse nibbling on two "sugar cubes". Signed on the base. 3 in.
• A GROUP OF STONE POINTSA group of
  A GROUP OF STONE POINTSA group of stone points, Pre-historic or later Comprising nine large blades and four other points, 13 pieces Largest: 9.5" H x 2" Dia. Provenance: The James M. Cole Collection, Visalia, CA Dimensions: Largest: 9.5" H x 2" Dia. Provenance: The James M. Cole Collection, Visalia, CA
• Lot of 4 points; 3 Paleo, (one
  Lot of 4 points; 3 Paleo, (one broken and glued), along with one beveled dovetail. Longest, 2 7/8". Artifacts in this lot may be currently or formerly mounted with glue and may show residue substantially or in traces on one side.
• A GROUP OF STONE POINTSA group of
  A GROUP OF STONE POINTSA group of stone points, Pre-historic or later Comprising five trays of various points of differing stones, shapes and sizes, including arrowheads, points, and hooks, from various regions including Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and California, 89 pieces approximately Dimensions: Largest: 4.25" H; smallest: 0.625" H
• Six ancient bronze projectile
  Six ancient bronze projectile points: probably Luristan, first millennium B.C., 6-3/4 in.-4-1/2 in. Scattered light corrosion and surface losses, all with tangs intact.
• 20 ancient bronze projectile
  20 ancient bronze projectile points, probably for small spears or arrows, probably Luristan, probably first or second millennium B.C., 2-1/4 in.-4-5/8 in. Scattered corrosion, chips and losses throughout, one polished and lacking tip, several with holes.
• Two frames arrowheads from FL; C238
  Two frames arrowheads from FL; C238 with 18 points, and E435 with 15, including 2 Paleos. Longest, 2 3/4". Artifacts in this lot may be currently or formerly mounted with glue and may show residue substantially or in traces on one side.
• Clovis Edmond Masson (1838-1913
  Clovis Edmond Masson (1838-1913 France) Deer Family Bronze. A gilt bronze statue of a buck, doe, and fawn. Signed on base and inscribed 'Salon des Beaux-Arts'. Measures 14.5x15x8'' and weighs 24 lbs. Doe is missing one screw to base and could be tightened down, overall excellent condition.
• Four ancient bronze projectile
  Four ancient bronze projectile points, one a dagger: probably Luristan, first millennium B.C., 8 in. to 11-3/4 in. All lacking grips, corrosion and normal wear, one tang broken; dagger with pitting and brown residue.
• Lot of 5 paleo points from FL.
  Lot of 5 paleo points from FL. Longest, 3". Artifacts in this lot may be currently or formerly mounted with glue and may show residue substantially or in traces on one side.
• TRIBAL: TEN EARLY STONE ARROW HEADS
  TRIBAL: TEN EARLY STONE ARROW HEADS AND TWO "CLOVIS" TYPE, WEAR CONSISTENT WITH AGE AND USE, LARGEST: 4 1/8" L.; SMALLEST: 2" L. [VE...TRIBAL: Ten early stone arrow heads and two "Clovis" type, wear consistent with age and use, largest: 4 1/8" l.; smallest: 2" l. [Verbal Provenance: Originally from Kentucky].
• NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS.
  NATIVE AMERICAN POINTS. Approximately 60 pieces. Points and arrow points. Varying wear.
• 213 stone projectile points, all
  213 stone projectile points, all quartz, some corner notched, some archaic period, in modern chestnut framed case, 14-1/2 x 27 x 2-1/4 in.
• DOVETAIL LANCEOLATE ALIBATES
  DOVETAIL LANCEOLATE ALIBATES FLINT POINTS (2)Featured in this lot is this Dovetail St. Charles lanceolate Alibates Flint points. The points show a medium corner notched points with an elliptical cross sections. The blades show an excurvate examples with a serrated blades. The shoulders are barbed and feature an expanding stems. Each of the points are hand written with the following: Ed Moreland - 2019 - (unidentified signature) - 2-15-12. These points are identified consistent with Dovetail St. Charles points but the origin date is undetermined. The condition of this pair of points show well knapped and preserved condition with no observable wear marks or chipping. The measurements of these points are 4 7/8" x 1 3/4" x 1/4" and 3 3/4" x 1 1/2" x 1/4". The collective weight of these points are U6oz.
• Twelve large projectile points,
  Twelve large projectile points, some blades, finely worked with various geographic attributions, modern, 8 in. to 4-1/4 in., in two modern wood cases, 18 x 12 in. Collection of Courtney Smith, Sr., Highland Springs, Virginia.
• Native American Projectile Points
  Native American Projectile Points Archaic through Mississippian periods, several possibly later, various chert and quartzite examples, 333 pieces, most projectile points, several scrapers and blades, many corner notched,
• WOODEN CASE WITH (46) AMERICAN
  WOODEN CASE WITH (46) AMERICAN INDIAN PROJECTILE POINTS The flints present might indicate Kentucky and Tennessee origins, whereas the white quartzite points could be from Virginia or the Carolinas; the archaic dovetail spear point is fashioned from hornstone flint and sports a bullseye pattern above the base. This point cannot be guaranteed as ancient, but is spectacular nonetheless.