Loafstone 804. 1-15/16” x 15/16”. Made of exotic translucent purple Flourite. Grooved-type loafstone. Symmetrical and in perfect, G-10 condition. Very rare. Probably from a Hopewell site or mound. Found in St.Clair County, Illinois. (2) COA's from Earthworks Artifacts, Jackson.
Gorget 553. 2-7/8" x 1-3/4". Very rare Adena Bi-Concave Gorget made of Sandstone. The only one I recall ever seeing that was made of sandstone. Found in Scioto County Ohio. Perfect G-10 condition. Ex-Jim Dressler collection. Earthworks Artifacts COA. $800.
Cone 108. 1-1/2” x 7/8”. Made of exotic translucent green Flourite. Made slightly asymmetrical with a flat top and in perfect, G-10 condition. Very rare. Probably from a Hopewell site or mound. Found in St.Clair County, Illinois. (2) COA's from Earthworks Artifacts, Jackson. Please Call.
Celt 564. 3” x 2-1/16". Made of reddish-brown hematite. Perfect bit – pretty much perfect overall. Found in Washington Co., Ohio. $350.
Wing Bannerstone 790. 4-1/2” x 2-1/8". Restored wing tip. Dark green slate. Found in Ottowa Co., Ohio. Ex-Palmer collection. Davis COA. $600.
Pipe C-329. 5-7/8” x 3-5/8”. Platform Disc Pipe made of red Catlinite. Well-made with a huge disc and in G-10 perfect condition. Has a tally-marked handle end and is from the Midwest U.S. This is a historic period pipe, circa 1800’s. (3) COA’s from Jackson, Perino, and Putty. $2800.
Pipe C-335. 5-9/16” x 6”. Giant Face Effigy Pipe. Made of orange/brown colored “Cottonstone”. RARE! Mississippian period. Almost life-sized human head with eyes, nose, mouth; ears are elongated for use as handles. Top of head is drilled for the bowl and the back is drilled for the mouthpiece stem. These large pipes are extremely rare and most of the few known are in museums. Found in Yell County, Arkansas. Ex-York Johnson collection. Jackson COA. Please Call.
Pipe C-330. 2-3/8” x 1-1/4”. Made of Sandstone. A small, interesting Disc Pipe that was originally painted red by its maker to look like catlinite pipes they had seen. Tallied handle end. Well-made miniature in great G-10 condition. Found by Betty Jodrey in a garden plot in Mason County, Kentucky. This is a early historic period pipe, circa 1700’s. Gregory Perino COA. $950.
Pipe C-333. 3-3/8” x 15/16”. Tube Pipe made of translucent green soapstone; very unusual and interesting material! Well-made and in G-9 condition. Found in Coos County, Oregon. Ex-Anderson, Otter Rock collection. Late prehistoric, circa 1500. (2) COA’s from Jackson and Putty. $1500.
Bannerstone 202 (Shuttle type). 4-5/16” x 2-1/16”. Made of blue/green and white banded slate, heavily patinated. Archaic, early shuttle type Bannerstone, circa 5000 BC. Has a few plow scars but is intact, complete, fully drilled, and was purchased directly from the finder. Found in 1994 in Butler County, Ohio. A detailed letter and a photo of the finder are included. Earthworks COA. $1500.
Celt 566 (Trophy type). Very large, 6-3/4” x 3-3/4” RARE Trophy Celt made of black and tan speckled granite. This celt was not manufactured to be used and is “squared-off” on all sides (hard to tell from photo), especially noticeable on the bit and poll. Great condition with no use-wear and partial polish on both sides. A very rare and unusual hardstone artifact. Found in Highland County, Ohio. Davis COA (G-9). $850.
Loafstone 804. 1-15/16” x 15/16”. Made of exotic translucent purple Flourite. Grooved-type loafstone. Symmetrical and in perfect, G-10 condition. Very rare. Probably from a Hopewell site or mound. Found in St.Clair County, Illinois. (2) COA's from Earthworks Artifacts, Jackson. 
Gorget 553. 2-7/8" x 1-3/4". Very rare Adena Bi-Concave Gorget made of Sandstone. The only one I recall ever seeing that was made of sandstone. Found in Scioto County Ohio. Perfect G-10 condition. Ex-Jim Dressler collection. Earthworks Artifacts COA. $800.
Cone 108. 1-1/2” x 7/8”. Made of exotic translucent green Flourite. Made slightly asymmetrical with a flat top and in perfect, G-10 condition. Very rare. Probably from a Hopewell site or mound. Found in St.Clair County, Illinois. (2) COA's from Earthworks Artifacts, Jackson. Please Call.
Celt 564. 3” x 2-1/16". Made of reddish-brown hematite. Perfect bit – pretty much perfect overall. Found in Washington Co., Ohio. $350.
Wing Bannerstone 790. 4-1/2” x 2-1/8". Restored wing tip. Dark green slate. Found in Ottowa Co., Ohio. Ex-Palmer collection. Davis COA. $600.
Pipe C-329. 5-7/8” x 3-5/8”. Platform Disc Pipe made of red Catlinite. Well-made with a huge disc and in G-10 perfect condition. Has a tally-marked handle end and is from the Midwest U.S. This is a historic period pipe, circa 1800’s. (3) COA’s from Jackson, Perino, and Putty. $2800. 
Pipe C-335. 5-9/16” x 6”. Giant Face Effigy Pipe. Made of orange/brown colored “Cottonstone”. RARE! Mississippian period. Almost life-sized human head with eyes, nose, mouth; ears are elongated for use as handles. Top of head is drilled for the bowl and the back is drilled for the mouthpiece stem. These large pipes are extremely rare and most of the few known are in museums. Found in Yell County, Arkansas. Ex-York Johnson collection. Jackson COA. Please Call.
Pipe C-330. 2-3/8” x 1-1/4”. Made of Sandstone. A small, interesting Disc Pipe that was originally painted red by its maker to look like catlinite pipes they had seen. Tallied handle end. Well-made miniature in great G-10 condition. Found by Betty Jodrey in a garden plot in Mason County, Kentucky. This is a early historic period pipe, circa 1700’s. Gregory Perino COA. $950.
Pipe C-333. 3-3/8” x 15/16”. Tube Pipe made of translucent green soapstone; very unusual and interesting material! Well-made and in G-9 condition. Found in Coos County, Oregon. Ex-Anderson, Otter Rock collection. Late prehistoric, circa 1500. (2) COA’s from Jackson and Putty. $1500.
Bannerstone 202 (Shuttle type). 4-5/16” x 2-1/16”. Made of blue/green and white banded slate, heavily patinated. Archaic, early shuttle type Bannerstone, circa 5000 BC. Has a few plow scars but is intact, complete, fully drilled, and was purchased directly from the finder. Found in 1994 in Butler County, Ohio. A detailed letter and a photo of the finder are included. Earthworks COA. $1500. 
Celt 566 (Trophy type). Very large, 6-3/4” x 3-3/4” RARE Trophy Celt made of black and tan speckled granite. This celt was not manufactured to be used and is “squared-off” on all sides (hard to tell from photo), especially noticeable on the bit and poll. Great condition with no use-wear and partial polish on both sides. A very rare and unusual hardstone artifact. Found in Highland County, Ohio. Davis COA (G-9). $850.
