"Black Friday" November 2023 Timed Auction

American Indian Par Fleche boxes. Par Fleches are rawhide containers which were fundamental to the Plains travelling way of life. Over 40 tribes are

Large Scalloped Salado bowl from the Tonto Basin. Reconstructed, 2.75"x 8.75". Arizona Gary Bracken Collection

Reconstructed ancient Caddo bowl with etched design on exterior. Very worn, 3"x6.5". Arkansas Gary Bracken Collection

Ancient Caddo bowl with etched rim. 2.5" xn6.5". Low density. 2 lip chips and 2" lip repair. LOOK FOR MORE ANCIENT ARTIFACTS AND NA...

This lot contains two clay pots. The first is a seed pot made by Jemez Pueblo artist Caroline Loretto. The pot has a polychrome finish and stands 6.5

3 glazed pottery pieces signed on the bottom by Olive Cottier, 2 are additionally signed Pine Ridge Sioux. c. 1930-40. All are 2 tone brown and cream.

There is a Santa Clara small pot red clay at 2 in. X 2.5 in. unsigned; a Maricopa red clay with black design at 1.5 in. X 2.5 in. 2 in. opening, unsig

A group of seven(7) pottery bowls of various colors and sizes. Bowls measure 6" (2), 7", 8" (2), a 9" and 10". There are so...

An old Far Eastern bronze bowl of unknown age and origin. Repeating exterior pattern with central leaf theme. Attached base may be copper. 4x8"...

Northeastern vintage clay ladle. 7"x3.5". Cracks on side of bowl. Gary Bracken Collection

3 vintage pipe bowls from the Bracken Collection with labels stating bowls were found in St. Louis. Smooth brown, dimpled brown, diagonal line tan. Ab

3 nice figural pipe bowls. 3x similar oval bowl openings and front faces. 2 are brown, 1 is darker. About 1.5x2". Gary Bracken Collect...

This bell pestle is 4 in. X 3 in. in diameter; a handstone for grinding grains. Made of granite with a depression on the bottom, found in Washington C

These are two milling stones of two types. Both stones are single-handed stones and implies a basin or slab work platform. One stone is rectangular sh

This double-bitted axe piece is from Benton County, Arkansas at 4 in./ 102 mm and weighs 5 oz. It has the bowtie waist by percussion flaking. Found ne

This tool is 4.5 in. / 114 mm is bifacial with an oval bottom edge. It is a handheld knife or chopper tool from Washington County, Arkansas. Beautiful

This bicave stone is granite at 3.75 in. across and 1.5 in. thick with the bowl depression on both sides equally shaped. The coloration is granite gr

This double-bitted axe is 4.5 in./ 114 mm and weighs 4.7 oz. It follows the bowtie design however the waist is off-centered more than most finds. Heav

This double-bitted axe measures 5 in./ 127 mm and weighs 11.7 oz. It doesn't follow the bowtie shape and shows percussion flaking both ends. It ...

This double-bitted axe is from Chase County, Kansas on the Cottonwood River. It measures 4 in./ 102 mm. This one follows the bowtie shape with a thick

These stone tools are made of sandstone from Butler County, Kansas. They appear to be earth moving tools such as a spade or hoe. They measure 6 in./ 1

This bicave stone is 3 in./ 76 mm in diameter with a concave depression on each side and weighs 12 oz. Sometimes called discoidal, chungke or hurling

This double-bitted axe was found in McDonald County, Missouri and is 4.5 in./ 114 mm in length and 8 oz. Is has the familiar bowtie waist, heavy waist

This double-bitted axe was found in MacDonald County, Missouri. At 3.5 in/ 89 mm it is shorter than most finds. 5 oz by weight. It has the bowtie conf

This double-bitted axe is 3.75 in./ 95 mm and weighs 5 oz. It is uniquely shaped with a thick waist, one bit is straight and the other side is pointed

These four celts are from four separate counties in Missouri. All are from 3.5 in./ 89 mm to 5 in./ 127 mm. The smallest at 3.5 in. is from Stone Coun

This full grooved maul is 5 lbs. 13 oz. and 4.75 in. long. It appears to be granite with one groove all around. Originally found in Dallas County, Mis

This lot has two tools for skinning. A stone tool at 4.5 in./ 114 mm is a knife. The other stone tool at 4.25 in./ 108 mm is a side scraper or pulping

This stone axe was found in Platte County, Missouri. At 4 in. in length, 12.8 oz. has a 3/4 groove that has been ground to a ridge line and flat on t

These two knives are from Webster County, Missouri. One stone knife looks incomplete however it is made to fit ones hand at 3.75 in./ 95 mm. One edge

Hand carved stone hawk and hammer heads made at the Pine Ridge Reservation more than likely for the tourist trade. Each measure about 2.5"x 5&q...

The celt piece is 2.5 in./ 64 mm from Kay County, Oklahoma with a beautifully polishing natural use finish; found on the Chikaskia River. The second s

This lot has two celt style stone tools from Kay County, Oklahoma. Both appear to be of sandstone. One at 2. in. the other at 2.5 in. in length. Both

This chipped double-bitted axe has the typical bowtie shape and measures 5.5 in /140 mm. It is thick in the middle and shows signs of being worked. Fr

This double-bitted axe has the typical bowtie shape at 6 in./ 152 mm and weighs 12.8 oz. It was discovered on the Grand River in Mayes County, Oklahom

This double-bitted axe is from the Grand RIver area of Mayes County, Oklahoma. It has the bowtie shape with a heavy waist. At 4.5 in./ 114 mm in lengt

This double-bitted axe is 4.5 in./ 114 mm in length and weighs in at 9.9 oz. It is heavy waisted without the usual bowtie shape; it is rectangular in

This is a Well-Worn, double-bitted stone axe from Mayes County, Oklahoma that shows considerable usage. It measures 4.5 in./ 114 mm and 6 oz. It has t

This double-bitted axe is the nearly perfect waisted specimen at 4 in./ 100 mm and 7 oz. A textbook specimen worthy of center attention in any collect

This double-bitted axe is 4.75 in,/ 120 mm weighing 9 oz. It has a thick waist with one edge roughly straight and the other curved. From Mayes County,

This lot has two hammerstones. One is 2.5 in the other 2.75 in. in diameter. Hammerstones are one of the earliest tools known to man. Uses included st

These are two examples of knives found in Kay County, Oklahoma. One at 4.5 in. /114 mm and has mass in the center; the other at 5 in./ 127 mm and cons

This lot hold eight artifacts from Mayes County, Oklahoma. There are three choppers from 3 in. to 5 in. (76 mm to 127 mm); each piece shows one edge s

This group has artifacts and points from the handle of Oklahoma, Ford,Texas, and Kay Counties. There is a version of an Eden point but smaller at 1.5

This double-bitted axe is 3.25 in/ 89 mm and weighs 4 oz. It is percussion flaked at the waist. Found in Kay County, Oklahoma. From the Bracken colle

This stemmed hoe is similar to the double-bitted axe from Kay County, Oklahoma is 5 in./ 127mm and weighs 5 oz. It has a wide edge on one end and a mo

This stone tool is from Kay County, Ok. and took some insight to work to completion. The stone is somewhat tapered naturally with some loss of materia

There are over 25 + pieces of points and pottery in this lot. There are seven pieces of pottery from Sioux Passage, Florissant, St. Louis, Missouri. P

This riker box contains artifacts recovered from a pueblo on private property in Bug Point, Utah. The box displays bone fragments sharpened to a point

This cream colored bicave stone is 4 in./102 mm in diameter with a concave depression on each side and weighs 1 lb 12 oz. Sometimes called discoidal,

This lot of five bicave stones have not been identified for location found. They vary in size from 1.5 in. to 3 in.in diameter. Several show wear and

These three bicave stones are from Missouri (1) at 2.5 in/ 64 mm (2) from Jackson County, Illinois at 1.5 in./ 38 mm (3) from Lee County, Ill. at 2.25

This celt stone is 6 in. in length at 1 lb. 7 oz. The exterior has been polished to shape with a fracture at one end due to hard usage. Identified as

These three celt stones are two from Ohio and one from Oklahoma. The celt is a smaller version of the double-bitted axe and without a groove. 1) 3.75

This double-bitted axe is 4.25 in/ 108 mm in length and over 7 oz. There is no identification on this piece however the stone is from Oklahoma. The sh

This double-bitted axe stone is 4.25 in/ 108 mm and weighs 12 oz. The stone is unidentified from the Bracken collection. The shape follows the bowtie

This double-bitted axe is 5 in./ 127 mm and 10 oz. The shape is rectangular and heavy in the waist. One end is straight edged while the other side is

This grooved axe is a single specimen at 6 in. / 152 mm it weighs 2 lbs 15 oz. and is 3/4 grooved. A spectacular specimen due to its heft, a polished

This lot has two celt stones; the first is 3.5 in at 4 oz. marked with a tag from a collection in N. Kingstown Rhode Island. The second celt is a dark

This stone is rounded and has been made for use as a game piece or ball. About 2 in. diameter with beautiful coloration. From the Bracken collection.

This stone is a single bit hoe from Cowley County, Kansas. It is 4 in./ 102 mm with a heavy waist center. From the Bracken collection. Please see phot

This lot has a significant amount of stone artifacts from Kansas and Oklahoma. There is over 6 lbs. of stone tools and choppers in this lot that are o

This stone axe has a rounded head, 360 degree groove and appears to have been broken off at 4 in. length. 13.8 oz. Marked "24" from a prev...

This stone tool is 4.25 in. in length at 8 oz. The groove is 3/4 around with the back side polished smooth. Polished throughout. From the Bracken coll

This group of stone knives and a point are unidentified for location found, from the Bracken collection. All are unfluted and the smallest is 3.5 in.

This beautifully sculpted axe tool is of a light colored sandstone. At 5 in. in length 8 oz. with a 360 degree groove and an angled edge. Lightly pol

This group has over 4 lbs. of stone tools collected from sites in Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. There are two hammerstones or possibly pecking stone

This is a collection of over 40 points and tools found on a tobacco farm on the north shore of Lake Erie Ontario, Canada. They are mostly chert point

This group of points are from Alabama and contain three single barb points; a Gary point; an Adena point; and several Ebenezer points. Ten points in a

This point is 4 in. in length and a spectacular example of Novaculite from Caruse Creek, Hempstead County, Arkansas. A Gary style point discovered in

This lot of unmarked points from the Bracken collection that resemble many others from the Arkansas area. There are 19 points in all. There are exampl

This spear point is at 3.5 in. /89 mm and closely resembles the Smith style from Arkansas. The stone is bright with brown/ red/ butterscotch coloratio

This cache of five points are from both Randolph and Clay Counties in Arkansas. The five points include one Ripper point and one Grand point as wel

This display of points are from Modoc County, California. There is a knife at 2.80 in./ 71 mm; with a total of 10 points total. The smaller points ar

This lacolate stone knife is 5 in./ 127 mm in length, somewhat heavy in the middle. From Weld County, Colorado. A Bracken collection find. Please see

This Hardin point is 3.25 in./ 83 mm is a spectacular specimen from Illinois. The Hardin point is believed to be evolved from the the Scottsbluff type

This elliptical shaped knife is from Cherokee County, Kansas and shows signs of both percussion and pressure flaking. A beautiful specimen for colorat

There are over 90 pieces of stone that have been worked by human hands; all are from Henderson and Union Counties, Kentucky. From the Bracken collect

This riker box has over 30 points of red jasper points. All between .75 and 2.75 in. in length. Tishomingo County is located in north east Mississippi

This lot has two points. The first is a smoky white color at 4 in./ 102 mm marked from Cedar Creek, Missouri and marked "34" from a previ...

This cache has one celt tool that was likely retired after a corner failed; at 3.25 in. /83 mm polished smooth from Marion County, Ohio. There is a b

This lot has two Gary points. One point is 3.75 in. / 95 mm with a tip loss. The second point is 2.25 in. / 57 mm. Both with tapered shoulders. Likely

This lot has six arrow shaft straighteners of sandstone; one large point at about 5 in., one point at 3 in. one hammer tool at 4.5 in., a scraper at 2

This beautiful lanceolate is thought to be a Cascade Ovoid at 3.25 in./ 83 mm. From S. E. Oregon found in the 1960's. Beautiful flaking craftsma...

This lot has two (2) Mule Ear triangle style points from the Columbia River basin. Both are from the Dalles area. One is 1.75 in./ 44 mm the other is

This lot has over 60 pieces of obsidian from the Alkali Lake area of Oregon. There are jet black pieces, as well as smokey pieces, and one mahogany pi

This lot has two points from South Eastern Oregon. One is a smoky obsidian Elko Side Notch point at 2.25 in./ 57 mm. Beautiful when held to the light;

This cache of points are from Lake County, Oregon and are all obsidian points; 26 in all. Are are specific to the Great Basin designs with: Humboldt

This collection of bird points are all about one inch in length. There are 21 finds from the Rogue River area of Oregon. From the Bracken collection.

This group of six points are from Oregon, Idaho, and California. The commonality of five points are that they are all smokey obsidian. They range from

This stone knife was found in the flint hills on Spring Creek north of Klamath, Oregon . It is 4.75 in./ 121 mm. , 4 oz. It has beautiful color separa

This riker box contains ten points from Giles County, Tennessee. Each has a halfing area with weak shoulders and with blunt distal ends. The purpose o

This is a collection of bird points from Wakemup Mound in Klickitat County, Washington; 24 points in all. The largest at 1.25 in./ 32 mm. From the Br

This lot has 10 points from Washington State and beads from the Columbia River. These points range from bird points; a small lanceolate; a Mule Ear po

This lot of seventeen points are all fakes! Counterfeits! How can you tell? They are all bird points, easy to make; perfect symmetry, lack of three d

This grouping of 14 points includes three knifes; two from Missouri and one from Texas. A spear point from Texas, and a large partial speer point fro

This lot includes 14 points and knives. There are several large stemmed points that may classify as Scottsbluff pieces, two knives, a Dalton point, a

This collection of points has some real gems from Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri; over 35 pieces in all. There are about four Gary points or similar

This group of 28 points and knives is an un-tagged lot from the Bracken collection. There are two corner-notch stones likely from Texas or Oklahoma, t

This display holds nineteen points from the southern states: Tennessee (3), Louisiana (3), Mississippi (7), Alabama (2), Georgia (3), Virginia (1). F