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Featuring the personal collection of Sam Johnson. A fifty year collection of rare and fine artifacts - many being published in archaeological books and publications. We are pleased to offer over 200 artifacts from the collection. In this offering are some of Sam's finest pieces. The entire cache of Caddo Celts found by Sam at Cossatot some 30 years ago will be sold. Relics from Crenshaw, many found by Sam's mentor Glenn Kizza are also a part of this sale. Sam Johnson is considered a leading expert on all types of pottery, but his focus has been the art of the ancient Caddo Culture. An array of documented Caddo (and Mississippian) pottery masterpieces will be offered. Each item noted as a part of the Sam Johnson collection is eligible for a Caddo Trading Certificate of Authenticity for a reduced rate of $20 per item. We are also pleased to offer a significant portion of the late Leo Paul Davis Collection. Mr. Davis was featured in Who's Who in Indian Relics #3 (1972) and #7 (1988). Many of his finest flint artifacts will be offered in this auction. Many will remember the large Snyders and North Blades from his well known frames. A group of artifacts from Spiro Mound (LeFlore, OK) are also included in this sale. Acquired from Gilbert Dilley's Grandson, these relics (including a large T-Pipe) have been in storage in the Dilley collection for decades. Two other additions to the auction have provided a large group of Stone Artifacts and Midwestern Flint. We will be offering the second part of the Tony Podkanowicz Collection. This lifetime collection includes many Axes, Celts and Pestles. The collection of the Lewis McDaniel is being introduced in this sale. It consists many fine Lost Lakes, Dovetails and Paleo pieces that were collected during the 1960's. Don't miss this fine and varied offering of Prehistoric (and a few Historic) Artifacts.

We are very pleased to offer a significant portion of the Roy Hathcock collection in this auction. The auction also includes a nice group of artifacts from the old, well known Chalmer Lynch Collection. This group of Chalmer's artifacts has stayed intact since being in his collection. We are also offering a portion of Tony Podkanowicz' lifetime collection. Tony has been active in the collecting of artifacts for many years. As early as the mid-1970's, Tony was featuring artifacts in archaeological journals. We should also note that a fine group of Daltons from Leo Paul Davis' collection can be found in this auction. Many were pictured in Davis' Who's Who in Indian Relics (#7) spread. Some were pictured in Who's Who #3, either in the Davis or Buel collections. Highlights in this sale include a very rare Headpot from the Hathcock Collection. It headlines for over 35 other pottery master pieces from the Hathcock collection - the great majority having been pictured in the Hathcock Collection. Roy's collection also included a premier grouping of flint and stone artifacts as well. Roy's 7.63" Butler Co, Missouri Dovetail, one of his finest Axes and his 9.93" Chariton County Etley are included in offering. This auction includes a number of Ohio and Indiana Dovetails, including a fine Flintridge Ohio Dovetail once in the Dwain Rogers Collection. Several Bannerstones will be sold. A magnificent Quartz Whalestail is included, along with several slate Bannerstones from the Lynch Collection. Last, but certainly not least, we are very pleased to offer the finest Pre-Columbian pottery pieces from the old Dr. Earl Riddick Collection. Collected in the late 1960's with the assistance of Dr. Davis Harner, these works of art were evaluated and appraised by Dr. Frederick Dockstader (Director of the Heye). This Riddick offering includes the six finest pieces in the collection, including the Tattooed Woman, a 22.75" Colima Pottery Figurine.

We are very pleased to offer a fine group of Pre-Columbian Artifacts from the Dr. Earl Riddick collection. This Pre-Columbian collection was acquired during he 1960's, largely from or with the help of Dr. David Harner (Greg Perino's associate while at the Gilcrease Museum). More on Dr. Harner can be found in Who's Who in Indian Relics, Volume 2 (1968). During the next 40 years, Dr. Frederick Dockstader evaluated and appraised the Riddick Collection several times. Dr. Dockstader served as the Director of the Museum of the American Indian (Heye). Most of the Riddick artifacts were individually recorded in these appraisals. A copy of the listing in Dr. Dockstader's appraisal will accompany all applicable artifacts. The Riddicks are well known for their donations of Pre-Columbian artifacts to several universities, including the University of Central Arkansas and the Gilcrease Museum. This is the finest collection of Pre-Columbian pottery we have seen. It is a great old collection with excellent provenance. Sam Johnson of Caddo Trading Company has recently reviewed the Riddick Collection. Mr. Johnson, a leading expert in pottery and very familiar with Pre-Columbian pottery in general, is willing to issue a COA on all the artifacts listed in this auction.

We are pleased to present another exclusive offering from the fabulous Earl Townsend Collection. We think you will agree that the quality and variety of this artifact assemblage is remarkable. Over nearly five decades, Earl Townsend amassed a collection of prehistoric artifacts unrivaled in the depth of its quality and provenance. This offering includes over sixty well documented Birdstones. Birdstones of note include the incredible nine inch Millersburg Birdstone, Dave Warner's Porphyry Popeyed Birdstone and the finest Birdstone from Wilbur Cunningham's collection. Two fine Birdstones, well pictured over 100 years ago in Moorehead's books, will also be sold - one being "a famous Birdstone with the longest popeyes ever seen". The Dr. Bunch Cache of North Blades will be sold individually, giving a variety of collectors an opportunity to acquire a group of them. Several significant large flint blades were held back for this auction. In addition to some impressive Spiro Mound Blades, a remakable Polished Flint Mace from the Payne and Pilquist Collections will be offered. The Townsend Collection is an assemblage of artifacts with excellent provenance and storied histories - skillfully assembled by a man with an extraordinary eye for art.

We are very pleased to offer a fine group of Pre-Columbian Artifacts from the Dr. Earl Riddick collection. This Pre-Columbian collection was acquired during he 1960's, largely from or with the help of Dr. David Harner (Greg Perino's associate while at the Gilcrease Museum). More on Dr. Harner can be found in Who's Who in Indian Relics, Volume 2 (1968). During the next 40 years, Dr. Frederick Dockstader evaluated and appraised the Riddick Collection several times. Dr. Dockstader served as the Director of the Museum of the American Indian (Heye). Most of the Riddick artifacts were individually recorded in these appraisals. A copy of the listing in Dr. Dockstader's appraisal will accompany all applicable artifacts. The Riddicks are well known for their donations of Pre-Columbian artifacts to several universities, including the University of Central Arkansas and the Gilcrease Museum. This is the finest collection of Pre-Columbian pottery we have seen. It is a great old collection with excellent provenance. Sam Johnson of Caddo Trading Company has recently reviewed the Riddick Collection. Mr. Johnson, a leading expert in pottery and very familiar with Pre-Columbian pottery in general, is willing to issue a COA on all the artifacts listed in this auction.

We are pleased to offer over 400 artifacts from the Tom and David Davis Collection. Over 350 artifacts are being offered with Davis Certificates of Authenticity. Tom's opinions regarding artifact authenticity and value are the most widely respected in the nation. All artifacts come with the assurance that they were part of the Davis Collection. These are artifacts being offered are from the personal collection of Tom and David Davis. Many have resided in the Davis collection for years - having been pulled from numerous collections handled by Davis Artifacts. You'll recognize many of the previous owners; Sonny Atkinson, Clem Caldwell, Earl Townsend, Rocky Hall, Kevin Pipes, etc. Don't miss this opportunity to add a Davis papered artifact from this broad offering. This auction contains one of the finest flint artifact offerings ever presented at auction. Thirty very fine Pottery Vessels will also be sold. This auction contains a wide selection of Axes and Celts, including one of Clem Caldwell's finest Axes. Many of the pieces have been pictured in archaeological publications and books. It bears repeating; Over 350 artifacts with Tom Davis Certificates of Authenticity will be sold.

We are pleased to present another exclusive offering from the fabulous Earl Townsend Collection. We think you'll agree that the quality and variety of this artifact assemblage is remarkable. Over nearly five decades, Earl Townsend amassed a collection of prehistoric artifacts unrivaled in the depth of its quality and provenance. This offering includes over sixty well documented Birdstones. It also contains Earl's favorite Turkeytails and his well known Willow Leaf Points. The finest slate Gorgets and Pendants in the Townsend Collection have been held back for this auction. There is something in this auction for every collector. The Townsend Collection is an assemblage of artifacts with excellent provenance and storied histories - skillfully assembled by a man with an extraordinary eye for art. All artifacts in this sale are from the Townsend Collection. There have been no additions. COLOR CATALOGS are available for $20.00. Send check or money order to: T&T, PO Box 86, Gwynneville, IN 46144 or call 317-509-0860 with credit card information.

This auction features prehistoric artifacts from the Roy Hathcock Collection. Roy wrote two books (Indian Pottery, 1976 and The Quapaw and their Pottery, 1983) on pottery that fostered an expanded appreciation of Mississippian and Quapaw pottery as a form of art. Forty of Roy's pottery pieces are being offered in this sale, along with some of Roy''s finest flint and hardstone. This auction features the Mace Bottle that Roy displayed in the Hero, Hawk and Open Hand Exhibit (Art Institute of Chicago), his 8" Dovetail and his finest Axes. Nearly 200 pieces from the Hathcock collection (nearly 150 lots) are being offered. Most were pictured in Roy's collection over the years in various publications (Indian Pottery, The Quapaw and their Pottery, Who's Who in Indian Relics, Legends of Prehistoric Art, Mississippian Pottery, Prehistoric American, Central States Archaeological Journal, etc.) We are very pleased to offer a group of artifacts from the collection of Galen Irwin and his son, Dr. Steve Irwin. Included in this offering are some good old Paleo points. Galen Irwin started the Irwin collection over 100 years ago. We take great pleasure in offering a portion of the Earl Riddick collection of Pre-Columbian pottery. This Pre-Columbian collection was acquired during 1960's, largely from Dr. David Harner (Greg Perino's associate while at the Gilcrease Museum). During the next 40 years, Dr. Frederick Dockstader evaluated and appraised the Riddick Collection several times. Dockstader served as the Director of the Museum of the American Indian (Heye). A 17 3/4" Standing Male Figure (Colima) highlights this offering. Other consignments round out this varied offering of fine artifacts. This is a sale you won't want to miss.

A superb offering of Prehistoric & Historic Artifacts from the John Parker, Tommy Goff and Earl Riddick collections. John was first featured in Who's Who in Indian Relics #3 (1972). Most recently, many of his artifacts were displayed in Ballinger's book, Collectors of Historic and Prehistoric Artifacts. The Parker collection is a diverse artifact collection, containing a wonderful selection of hardstone artifacts and large flint relics. Many of John?s relics have never before been offered at auction. We are also pleased to offer a portion of the Tommy Goff collection. Tommy was featured in Who's Who in Indian Relics #7 (1988). His pottery collection contained many rare types, including the Caddo Crockett Vase he was holding in Who's Who (item 324 in this sale). We are also offering many of the Birdpoints that Tommy found and collected, including his fabulous frame of Mississippian Steiner Points (item 229). We take great pleasure in offering a portion of the Earl Riddick collection of Pre-Columbian Pottery. This Pre-Columbian collection was acquired during the 1960?s, largely from Dr. David Harner (Greg Perino's associate while at the Gilcrease Museum). During the next 40 years, Dr. Frederick Dockstader evaluated and appraised the Riddick Collection several times. This is simply one of the finest groups of Pre-Columbian pottery we have seen.

Featuring The Personal Collection of John Parker: We are pleased to offer the personal artifact collection of John Parker. John has collected artifacts for fifty years. Over those decades, John has bought and sold dozens of artifact collections, always keeping a few favorites back for his own collection. You'll also recognize some of the superb artifacts that John has purchased from private collections and auctions. John was first featured in Who?s Who in Indian Relics #3 (1972). Most recently, many of his artifacts were displayed in Ballinger?s book, Collectors of Historic and Prehistoric Artifacts. The Parker collection is a diverse collection, containing a wonderful selection of hardstone artifacts and large flint relics. Many of John?s relics have never before been offered at auction. With Additions from The Allan Shope Collection: This auction contains the second half of the fabulous Allan Shope prehistoric artifact collection. It features the Spiro Eagle Woman Pipe. It simply one of the finest prehistoric artifacts to ever be offered to the public. Rare and impeccably documented, this Spiro Great Pipe graced Mr. Shope's collection for over a decade. And, Introducing the Earl Riddick Collection Introducing the Earl Riddick collection of Precolumbian Pottery; This Precolumbian collection was acquired during the 1960's, largely from Dr. David Warner (Greg Perino's associate while at the Gilcrease Museum). During the next 40 years, Dr. Frederick Dockstader evaluated and appraised the Riddick Collection several times. Dockstader served as the Director of the Museum of the American Indian (Heye). Most of the Riddick artifacts were individually recorded in these appraisals. The Riddicks are well known for their donations of Precolumbian artifacts to several universities, including the University of Central Arkansas and the Gilcrease Museum. This is the finest grouping of Precolumbian pottery we have seen.

All items being offered in this auction are from the collection of Earl C. Townsend, Jr. Mr. Townsend assembled the finest collection of Prehistoric Artifacts ever known. As with all collectable forms of art, documentation and collector history play an important role in determining the desirability of Prehistoric Native American Artifacts. Earl Townsend began collecting artifacts at a relatively young age, acquiring top grade relics from the most revered collections of the day (Wherle, Young, Stone, Meuser, etc.). For Mr. Townsend, the quest of a desirable relic (especially a Birdstone) was an enjoyable task. He diligently travelled to sometimes remote locations. Glimpses of the, sometimes colorful, details of his journeys can be found in the descriptions of his artifacts. This is especially true for the Birdstones he documented in his monumental literary work, "Birdstones of the North American Indian" (better known as (The Birdstone Book). His record of the Gratiot County Porphyry Pop Eyed Birdstone (Item 146) playfully notes that "three freshly caught black bass and other valuable considerations induced Rolly Weikart to surrender this saucy little gem." The Townsend Collection is an assemblage of artifacts with excellent provenance and storied histories - skillfully assembled by a man with an extraordinary eye for art. This auction features fifty four (54) Birdstones. Most are pictured, with thirty (30) being pictured in the Birdstone Book. Two caches of Townsend Turkeytails and several fine Quartz Bannerstones are being offered as well. A total of 351 lots are being sold. This will be the premier artifact auction of the year.

We are very pleased to offer a quality selection of Prehistoric Native American Art from the Irwin Collection (Galen Irwin and son, Dr. Steve Irwin). This offering also includes a portion of the Irwin Historic Collection. Also included in this auction are a number of documented Spiro artifacts from the fabulous Allan Shope Collection. Included in this group are two Spiro Pipes pictured in the old Bell Photos, as well as a Geometric Conch Shell fragment that is one of the finest in private hands. This auction will be the final featured offering of the Dan Stroud Collection. Some superb artifacts remain to be dispersed from this collection, including Discoidals, Celts and Pottery. Of note, this will be a "cleanup" auction for the Kevin Pipes, Fred Abel and Dr. Hasewinkel collections. We have cleaned the shelves of some great material from these collections. This is an auction with hundreds of pictured and independently authenticated artifacts. One of the finest offerings of the year!

A tremendous offereing of Prehistoric Artifacts. Featuring relics from the Dr. Gale Irwin and Dr. Steve Irwin Collections. Dr. Gale Irwin started this collection 100 years ago. Many artifacts have been pictured in prominent publications. Most have never been offered at public auction. We are also pleased to offer 100 choice relics from the fabulous Dan Stroud Collection. Don't miss this fleeting opportunity to add a Stroud relic to your collection. Forty flint artifacts from the Fred Abel Collection (all pictured and Davis papered) and a rare offering of Spiro material from the Allan Shope round out this auction. Don't miss this one!

We are pleased to offer a very fine selection of Prehistoric Artifacts from the Dan Stroud estate. Dan collected from many years and specialized in artifacts from old, established collections with many being documented in old books and journals. Half of the Fred Abel collection will also be included in this public offering. All of Fred's collection was published in Who's Who in Indian Relics #10. All of the Abel artifacts have been authenticated by Tom Davis. We are also offering the superb pottery collection of Kent Strange. Mr. Strange was featured in Who's Who in Indian relics and accumulated an elite collection of Mississippian and Quapaw pottery. This will be one of the better auctions of 2013. Over 100 artifacts will be sold that have been pictured in books and journals dating back to 1917. Over 100 artifacts with Tom Davis Authentication Papers will be sold. With Mr. Davis' recent retirement, this will be a fleeting opportunity to acquire artifacts with his prestigious paperwork.

Relics from the estate of Dan Stroud: We are pleased to offer 250+ choice prehistoric artifacts from the estate of Dan Stroud. Dan collected for decades, amassing a large number of fine prehistoric relics from all over the country. Many of the pieces have been documented in old books and journals. A significant portion of the Stroud collection came from the (also well known) Morast family. The auction was rounded out by a group of documented slate artifacts once in the Dave Root Collection. We are also pleased to include grandfathered Precolumbian and Southwestern pottery from the 1950's John Maffenbeier collection.

Selling our final group of Prehistoric Native American Artifacts from the fabulous Kevin Pipes Collection. Over 50 lots from the Ken Partain Prehistoric Artifact Collection (in storage since the collection was purchased) will also be sold in this auction. A fine selection of Historic Artifacts (both Native American and Civil War) from the Verne Petry collection will also be offered at this auction. Something for everyone; Artifacts from the Townsend Collection, a Human Effigy pictured over 100 years ago in Prehistoric Men of Kentucky, the finest Micmac pipe from Clem Caldwell's collection and a Hardstone Spud from the old Chuck Adams collection and a tremendous selection of museum quality prehistoric pottery. Don't miss this fleeting opportunity to purchase an artifact from the Kevin Pipes Collection!

Simply our finest auction to date. 225 lots are personal selections from the Kevin Pipes Collection. Many musuem quality artifacts with excellent history. Many pictured in the Pipes collection. ALSO; we are selling 50 artifacts from the Howard and Bob Lindley Collection. Fine flint with half of it being pictured nearly 30 years ago in thier Who's Who layout. DON'T MISS the fabulous Crosskno Human Effigy Bottle (Pipes, Roberts), the Nova Scotia Lizard Pipe (illustrated in 1898), the Quimby Shell Mask (Pipes), the Meuser/Driskell Bar Amulet or the Hopewell Curved Base Moniter Pipe (Townsend). Flintridge Townsend Dovetails, Meuser Slate round out this diverse auction.

Tremendous Prehistoric & Historic Artifact Auction. We are very pleased to offer this public introduction of the fabulous Kevin Pipes Collection. Arguably the finest collection assembled during the past 50 years. The Pipes collection contains many pieces from the old DeLime, Dossett and Pustmueller Collections. Many artifacts have been documented in old books and journals dating back to 1910. We will also be offering the second portion of the Dr. Ryan Collection. The Ryan collection contains a variety of artifacts. Twenty choice relics from the old Harvey McGehee Collection will also be including in this offering. McGehee was featured in Who's Who #3. Some of his pottery can been seen in this layout, as well as in Hathcock's books and other old journals. You won't want to miss this sale.

This offering includes 414 lots of Prehistoric and Historic Artifacts. MOST HAVE BEEN AUTHENTICATED, MANY HAVE BEEN PICTURED AND SOME ARE MUSEUM QUALITY. This auction includes museum quality Flint Artifacts, Bannerstone, Axes and Pipes. We are very pleased to offer this portion of the Dr. John Ryan Collection. Dr. Ryan collected for many years. While his collection is varied, he particularly enjoyed the large Celts and Axes that were found in the Falls of the Ohio area (Kentucky and Indiana). Some of his Axes were dredged by the Kentucky Sand Company before they went out of business in 1929. Dr. Ryan acquired the old Cobb collection and assimilated it into what would become a sizable artifact assemblage. Dr. Ryan enjoyed artifacts from a scholarly viewpoint, learning all that he could about the cultures that made them. He hopes that those who acquire his artifacts enoy them as much as he did.

We are very excited to offer part two of the fabulous Ken Partain Collection. A noted Collector and Authenticator, Ken has scaled back his collecting to allow more time for community Service. This auction includes the best selection of pottery we've ever offered, along with museum quality Hayes Points from the Riley Site. Qquality artifacts from all over the country will be auctioned. including premier slate documented in the Birdstone Book, Prehistoric Men of Kentucky, The Meuser Book and Moorehead's Stone Ornaments, etc. Don't miss this one! MOST ARTIFACTS ARE PAPERED (~300 lots!), MANY ARE PICTURED, SOME ARE MUSEUM QUALITY. Of special note, many of the artifacts in this sale will be pictured in the upcoming book - Partain Relics. This full color publication is due out late this summer and documents the vast, quality collection of Ken Partain. Check the description of each artifact to see if it will be pictured in this book.

We are very excited to offer part three of the fabulous Ken Partain Collection. A noted Collector and Authenticator, Ken has scaled back his collecting to allow more time for community service. This auction includes the best variety of artifacts we?ve ever offered. A fine selection of artifacts from the Dr. John Ryan Collection will round out the sale. Artifacts from all over the country will be auctioned. Don?t miss this one! MOST ARTIFACTS ARE PAPERED, MANY ARE PICTURED, SOME ARE MUSEUM QUALITY SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE - THE PREMIER AUCTIONS OF 2011

We are very pleased to offer the fabulous collection of noted collector and authenticator, Ken Partain. Ken's collection contains quality artifacts from all over the country. We are dispersing 1200 flint, stone, slate and pottery artifacts in this series of sales. These offerings include Documented Slate, Caddo Masterpieces, a group of Flintridge Dovetails from the Townsend Collection, large Axes and Celts, as well as a grouping of artifacts from the Roy Hathcock collection. Over 120 papered Paleo points will be offered in these sales. MOST ARTIFACTS ARE PAPERED, MANY ARE PICTURED, SOME ARE MUSEUM QUALITY. Of special note, many of the artifacts in this sale will be pictured in the upcoming book - Partain Relics. This full color publication is due out this summer and documents the vast, quality collection of Ken Partain. Check the description of each artifact to see if it will be pictured in this book.

We are pleased to offer the Jeff McLaughlin Collection. Jeff's well documented collection is filled with fine large blades, exotic stone artifacts, fine slate and a variety of other artifacts. Within Jeff's collection are groups of artifacts collected from the Vietzen and Gilbert Dilley auctions. Fred Marsh has added a fine selection of Dovetails and Hardins he obtained from Dr. Neil's 1988 auction. Select consignments from the old Raymond Blake collection (WW#6) round out what promises to be a tremendous sale. Don't miss this one!

T & T Archaeological Consulting and Brent Fuchs Auctioneering (ID# AU1044390), are pleased to present a: Prehistoric & Historic Artifact Auction Saturday June 26, 2009 at 10:00 am The Elmer Unland and Jim Gonyer Collections We are pleased to offer the other half of the Elmer Unland Collection, along with the Jim Gonyer Collection. The Unland Collection was in storage for 36 years. Mr. Unland collected artifacts from all over the United States. The array of axes in this auction came primarily from the Unland Collection. Jim Gonyer specialized in documented slate artifacts, keeping a detailed record of his many acquistions. Select consignments from the well known Fred Marsh collection round out what promises to be a tremendous sale. Many of the artifacts offered in this auction have been pictured in prominent books and journals - KNOBLOCK, BIRDSTONE BOOK, LUTZ, PREHISTORIC AMERICAN, ETC. Over half of the pieces have been authenticated by independent authenticators. RARELY ARE SO MANY PICTURED AND PAPERED ARTIFACTS OFFERED IN ONE AUCTION.

The Duane "Beanie" Johnson Collection. We are pleased to offer the last portion of the DUANE "BEANIE" JOHNSON Collection. Many of Duane's finest artifacts were held back for this sale. Duane collected for many years. I had the pleasure of attending many artifact auctions and shows with him. Duane knew his artifacts, and those being offered in this sale attest to his eye for rarity. Select consignments from the well known collections of Fred Marsh and Charlie Wagers round out what promises to be a tremendous sale. Many of the artifacts offered in this auction have been pictured in prominent books and journals -KNOBLOCK, MEUSER BOOK, MOOREHEAD, LUTZ, PREHISTORIC AMERICAN, ETC. Over half of the pieces have been authenticated by independent authenticators. RARELY ARE SO MANY PICTURED AND PAPERED ARTIFACTS OFFERED IN ONE AUCTION.

The Duane "Beanie" Johnson Collection, Part 2 We are pleased to offer a portion of the DUANE "BEANIE" JOHNSON Collection. Duane is downsizing his collection and provided many of the lots in this sale. Duane has collected for many years. I've had the pleasure of attending many artifact auctions and shows with him. Duane knows his artifacts, and those being offered in this sale attest to his eye for rarity as well as his discretion. Select consignments from the well known collections of Fred Marsh and Charlie Wagers round out what promises to be a tremendous sale. Many of the artifacts offered in this auction have been pictured in prominent books and journals -KNOBLOCK, MEUSER BOOK, MOOREHEAD, LUTZ, PREHISTORIC AMERICAN, ETC. Over half of the pieces have been authenticated by independent authenticators. RARELY ARE SO MANY PICTURED AND PAPERED ARTIFACTS OFFERED IN ONE AUCTION.

We are pleased to offer a portion of the DUANE BEANIE JOHNSON Collection. Duane is downsizing his collection and provided many of the lots in this sale. Duane has collected for many years. I have had the pleasure of attending many artifact auctions and shows with him. Duane knows his artifacts, and those being offered in this sale attest to his eye for rartiy as well as his discretion. Many of the artifacts offered in this auction have been pictured in prominent books and journals -KNOBLOCK, PAYNE BOOK, MOOREHEAD, LUTZ, PREHISTORIC AMERICAN, ETC. Over half of the pieces have been authenticated by independent authenticators. RARELY ARE SO MANY PICTURED AND PAPERED ARTIFACTS OFFERED IN ONE AUCTION. A VARIETY OF ARTIFACTS, GOOD DOCUMENTATION AND FAIR PRICES.

HORSEFLY BUSH AND BEANIE JOHNSON COLLECTIONS. We are pleased to offer a portion of the DUANE (BEANIE) JOHNSON Collection. Duane is downsizing his collection and provided many of the lots in this sale. Duane has collected for many years. Many of his artifacts have never before been offered for public auction. Portions of Duane's collection are featured in Who's Who #8 and Who's Who #9. It is also our pleasure to offer a grouping of artifacts from the MARION (HORSEFLY) BUSH Collection. Over 50 lots, coming from the family and through the Johnson Collection will be auctioned. Marion Bush was featured in Who's Who #2. He and his brother, Billy, were prominent collectors in the 1950's and 1960's. A few choice consignments from prominent collections will round out this sale. Many of the artifacts offered in this auction have been pictured in prominent books and journals. Over 250 lots have been authenticated by independent authenticators. RARELY ARE SO MANY PICTURED AND PAPERED ARTIFACTS OFFERED IN ONE AUCTION.

We are pleased to offer Part 2 of the Bill Stewart Collection for public auction. Bill Stewart built his collection over many years. A large portion of his artifacts were acquired from noteworthy collectors such as Randall Jones, Bill Brockman, Jim Dresslar, Red Tully, Earl Townsend and Clem Caldwell. Bill also acquired artifacts from the Max Shipley, Sonny Atkinson and Archie Diller auctions. It is also our pleasure to offer a group of artifacts from the Duane Johnson Collection and a selection of fine pottery from the Ron Helman Collection. Many of the artifacts offered in this auction have been pictured in prominent books and journals. A large number of the artifacts have been authenticated by independent authenticators. Rarely are so many pictured and papered artifacts offered in one auction. MANY OF THE PIECES IN THIS SALE HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFERED FOR PUBLIC AUCTION.

We are pleased to offer the Bill Stewart Collection for public auction. Bill Stewart built his collection over many years. A large portion of his artifacts were acquired from noteworthy collectors such as Randall Jones, Bill Brockman, Jim Dresslar, Red Tully, Earl Townsend and Clem Caldwell. Bill also acquired artifacts from the Max Shipley, Sonny Atkinson and Archie Diller auctions. It is also our pleasure to offer a grouping of hand-selected artifacts from the late Bill Rowlett Collection. Mr. Rowlett was an old time collector, featured in Who's Who in Indian Relics #4. Many of the artifacts offered in this auction have been pictured in prominent books and journals. A large number of the artifacts have been authenticated. Rarely are so many pictured and papered artifacts offered in one auction. MANY OF THE PIECES IN THIS SALE HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFERED FOR PUBLIC AUCTION.

Selling Prehistoric Artifacts from the collections of Rick Fitzgerald, Vern Petry, Dub Grant and others. Some Historic Artifacts are included as well. This offering Includes many lots that have been authenticated by Greg Perino, Ken Partain, Tony Putty, Tom Davis, Bill Jackson and others. Many of the artifacts have been pictured or otherwise documented in prominent books or journals. Artifacts in this auction include Arrowheads, Bannerstones, Slate Gorgets and Pendants, Caddo Pottery, Mississippian Pottery, Stone Axes and Celts, Birdstones, Discoidals, Historic Beadwork, Pipes, Precolumbian Pottery. Featured items include: One of Meuser's largest Double Notched Butterfly Bannerstones, a T-Caddo Pipe documented in Who's Who #4, a 6" Hopewell Point, Historic Pipes pictured in the Gordon Hart Collection, a Conglomerate Spud found by Greg Perino, a 12" Ceremonial Pick pictured in David Lutz' Bannerstone Book, three Earl Townsend Dovetails, a Hixton Clovis pictured on the cover of the Ohio Archaeologist, a 34" Karok Obsidian Blade, a Townsend Notched Ovate Bannestone pictured in the Lutz Bannerstone Book, a Hopewell Platform Pipe and over 25 frames of flint artifacts.

We are pleased to offer artifacts from two old time collections in this February Auction. The vast majority of the Max Jordan collection will be featured in this sale. Mr. Jordan collected for nearly 30 years, with many of his artifacts being personal finds. The auction is complimented with the addition of select material from the Hal Noe Collection. Mr. Noe is featured in Who’s Who in Indian Relics #4. Some very fine consignments from prominent collections will round out this sale. Of special note, a grouping of artifacts from the Harry Franke Collection (most pictured in the 1953 St. Louis Prehistoric Art book) will be offered as well. Many of the artifacts offered in this auction have been pictured in prominent journals, books and other publications. A large number of the pieces have been authenticated by independent authenticators. Rarely are so many pictured and papered artifacts offered in one auction. This diverse sale will include flint, slate, stone and pottery. Artifacts from the beginner to the most advanced collector will be available - including pieces once in prestigious collections such as Townsend, Dr. Young, the Bush Brothers, Dr. Meuser, Payne, Stone, Knoblock and Ben Thompson. Just a few of the sale highlights: Two Great Pipes pictured in one of the first Central States, a Doublenotched Bannerstone from the Cameron Parks Collection, a Ladlow Johnston Birdstone, two large Wadlows from the Franke Collection, a Quartz Hourglass pictured in the Payne Book and a Knobbed Crescent once owned by Roy Hathcock.

T&T Archaeological Consulting and Brent H. Fuchs Auctioneering (ID#AU1044390) are pleased to offer artifacts from two old time collections. Many choice artifacts from the E.L. Hossa collection will be featured in this sale. Mr. Hossa collected for over 50 years, with many of his artifacts being personal finds. MANY OF THE ARTIFACTS IN THIS AUCTION HAVE BEEN PICTURED IN PROMINENT JOURNALS, BOOKS, AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS (Prehistoric American, Central States Archaeological Journal, Ohio Archaeologist, Hothem's books, Lutz' Bannerstone Book, Hathcock's books, The Meuser Collection, etc.) A LARGE NUMBER OF THE PIECES HAVE BEEN AUTHENTICATED BY THE MOST HIGHLY REGARDED AUTHENTICATORS IN THE COUNTRY (Tom Davis, Bill Jackson, Ken Partain, Maury Meadows, Dwain Rogers, Roy Motley, Tony Putty, Greg Perino, Jerry Dickey). This diverse sale will offer prehistoric flint, stone and pottery artifacts - arrowheads, axes, Mississippian pottery, pipes, bannerstones, birdstones and much more. Historic artifacts including beaded bags, effigy pipes and Eskimo baskets are also in this sale. Artifacts from the beginner to the advanced collector will be offered - including artifacts once in prestigious collections such as Earl Townsend, Byron Knoblock, Dr. Young, Billy Bush, Dr. Gordon Meuser, Hubert Wachtel, Fred Marsh, Ben Thompson and Rick Fitzgerald. Highlights of the sale include a Doublenotched Bannerstone from the Wachtel Collection, Ed Buel's finest Etley, four superb Etleys from the Harry Franke Collection, Stanley Walter's best Birdstone, CT Love's Rattlesnake Spud, a very fine Dovetail from the Max Shipley Collection and some fine slate from the Hossa Collection.