Monty Pennington's Penbrandt Prehistoric Artifacts

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	Item: SB322 NEW Description: Extremely Nice Panel Banner - This fine example was found in Logan County, Ohio. It is very nicely made with beautiful banding and is very nicely polished. Will come with a Davis COA upon request. Size: 1 13/16 x 1 1/16 x 5/8 inches Price: $ 1250.00 (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB337 NEW Cross hatched, Drilled, & Tallied Description: Drilled, Polished, Tallied, and Engraved Bone Hairpin - Here is a FINE example of a Hairpin that was found on the GC Site in Lawrence County, Ohio sometime between 1940 and 1960. It is grooved around the back end and drilled. It is cross-hatched over nearly it's entire length and it has 12 notched "tallie marks" along one edge! Just a great piece of bone! Pieces from this site rarely become available anymore. Out of the H. Waddell Collection. Ex- Monty and Jewdy Pennington Size: 5 x 7/16 inches Price: $ SOLD (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB323 NEW Description: Very Nice Banded Slate Panel Banner - Here is a very nice Panel Banner from Harrison County, Indiana. It is well made and has nice banding. Will come with a Davis COA upon request. Size: 2 1/16 x 1 1/8 x 5/8 inches Price: $ 1,025.00 (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB328 NEW Description: Rare Antler Pipe - This Rare Example was found in Jackson County, KY many years ago by a friend of mine. It was found laying stem hole down about 2 1/2 feet down in a dry sandstone shelter. It is covered with deposits and patina. The really neat part is the the lower portion below the brow point was wrapped in a very fine braded or twisted cordage that was secured by a matrix that is most likely Pine Pitch. The impressions left in this matrix have rounded bottoms. This piece has been shared with several advanced collectors and also with Dr. Michael Gramly who agreed that the matrix was most likely Pine Pitch. This Pipe was either attached to something or had something suspended from it which is my opinion. I have included a few photos "with white background" of another example made almost identical that was found in a wet environment by Chris BInkley near Smith Fork Creek in Middle Tennessee, I believe that is Wilson County. This is a very fine example in Excellent condition of a very rare pipe! Size: 5 5/16 x 1 1/4 inches Price: $ 2,875.00 (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB329 NEW Description: Tellico Plains Trade Beads - Here is a very nice strand of Trade Beads that were recovered at the Historicaal Cherokee Village Site at Tellico Plains in Monroe County, TN. The Strand of beads measures over 24 inches in length! Size: 24 plus inch strand Price: $ 265.00 (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB321 NEW Description: Banded Slate Panel Banner - Here is a nice Panel Banner made from banded slate with history. It was in the Edward Payne Collection and has Payne's # 4029 on it. It has nice banding and polish. Will come with a Davis COA upon request. Size: 1 7/8 x 1 1/2 x 5/8 inches Price: $ 675.00 (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB250 NEW Description: Nice long Antler Point - This nice Socketed Antler point was found in Simpson County, KY. It has nice patina and deposits all over it. Size: 3 5/16 x 3/4 inches Price: $ SOLD (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB335 NEW Description: Bone Hairpin or Awl - This piece of Polished bone was recovered from the Goldcamp Site in Lawrence County, Ohio sometime between 1940 and 1960 and in marked "Law Co. GS - Ohio". Pieces from this site rarely become available anymore. Out of the H. Waddell Collection. Ex- Monty and Jewdy Pennington Size: 3 1/8 x 7/16 inches Price: $ 60.00 (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB330 NEW Description: Very Nice Grooved Bone Needle, Awl, or Pendant - This nice piece of bone was reported to have been in the Col. Raymond Vietzen Collection. It is very well made and grooved just below the butt end. Ex- Col. Raymond Vietzen, Ex- Joel Hennessee Size: 2 5/16 x 1/4 inches Price: $ 90.00 (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB331 NEW Description: Needle Tipped Polished Bone Trigger Awl - Here is a nice piece of polished bone from Lawrence County, Ohio that was found between 1940 and 1960. Out of the H. Waddell Collection. Ex- Monty and Jewdy Pennington Size: 4 11/16 x 1 9/16 inches Price: $ SOLD (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB326 NEW Description: Shell Hoe - Here is a very nice Shell Hoe that was found on the Goldcamp site in Lawrence County, Ohio in a period between 1940 and 1960. Pieces from this site rarely become available anymore. Out of the H. Waddell Collection. Ex- Monty and Jewdy Pennington Size: 4 1/16 x 2 15/16 inches Price: $ 90.00 (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB336 NEW Description: Polished Bone Hairpin or Awl - Here is a nice piece of polished bone from Lawrence County, Ohio that was found between 1940 and 1960. Out of the H. Waddell Collection. Ex- Monty and Jewdy Pennington Size: 4 5/8 x 3/4 inches Price: $ 70.00 (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB283 NEW Description: Fantastic Large Bone Hair Pin - Exceptionally long example. You don't see many this size. From South Central Kentucky near Tennessee border. Size: 8 3/8 X 5/16 inches Price: $ SOLD (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB278 NEW Description: Bone Pendant Sewing Awl - Found by Bryan Edward Duke. Todd County, Kentucky Size: 2 3/8 X 1/2 inches Price: $ SOLD (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB277 NEW Description: Bone Hairpin - South Central Kentucky near Tennessee border. Size: 5 1/2 X 5/16 inches Price: $ SOLD (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB298 NEW Description: Fine Bone Fish Hook from Clarksville Site - This Fine bone Fish Hook as a nice barb and a well made tie-on knob. It was found on the Clarksville Site, in Clark County, Indiana. It is made from the leg bone of a deer. It is well made and nicely patinated! Ex - John Hockersmith, Ex- M. Wasson, Ex- Monty Pennington Size: 1 11/16 x 13/16 inches Price: $ SOLD (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB299 NEW Description: Very Fine Bone Fish Hook from Clarksville Site - This nice hook was found on the Clarksville Site, in Clark County, Indiana. It has a nice barb and Tie-on knob. It is made from a leg bone of a deer. This is a very nice example that is well patinated. Ex - John Hockersmith, Ex- M. Wasson, Ex- Monty Pennington Size: 1 1/8 x 9/16 inches Price: $ SOLD (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB296 NEW Description: Very Nice Highly Polished and perforated Bone Hairpin or Needle - This fine Hairpin or Needle is drilled and highly polished! It was found in Larue County, Kentucky in the summer of 1996 in a dry rock shelter by Scott O. Stoke and his wife. It is thin and well made! Ex- M. Wasson, Ex- Monty Pennington Size: 5 3/8 x 5/16 inches Price: $ SOLD (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: HS394 NEW Description: The "Woods Dump" Loafstone / Banded Slate Loaf Stone - In 2005, Shiloh Pointe development at the Northern end of Madison County, KY was underway. John Evans Bobbitt was working as a surveyor for a construction company. Oh Dec 22nd, 2005 at the back of Shiloh Pointe, where what was to become Falcon Crest Drive drops over the hill, John was working when he felt the sudden, urgent, "call of nature". As he related it to me, he had stepped off the then gravel hill and started into the woods when he saw a game trail. He followed it maybe 20 yards into the wooded hillside looking for a place to "take care of business" when he spied something frozen in the dirt of the path. Whether before or after "business", I never asked, John retrieved this nice artifact made from banded slate. A couple of weeks later, I retraced his steps and found the imprint of the piece still in the hard packed dirt trail. Because of this story, this piece will forever be known as "The Woods Dump Piece". A good friend finally granted me the privilege to bring this fine piece back to Madison County. Size: 2 1/2 x 1 7/16 inches x 15/16" (thick) Price: $ Retired (Click Here to View more Photos)
	Item: SB276 NEW TOM DAVIS COA - G10 Description: Superb Conch Shell Weeping Eye Mask Gorget - This shell mask Gorget has it all. It first has circled eyes, then the weeping eyes that are both forked and zigzagged. It has a prominent nose feature, a well defined and puckered mouth, the outside of the chin is shaped, and it has a three line speech feature. It is Solid with no restoration. This is just a beauty of a mask that is well patinated. It hails from Tennessee where is was recovered, probably in the early 1960's by Frank Morast, and ardent archaeologist in the banking business in Chattanooga, TN. Frank was featured in Who's Who #1. It comes with a Davis COA dated 3-8-2017 that grades it a G-10. Ex- Morast, Ex- Tom Davis, Ex- Polly, Ex- Monty Pennington Size: 4 1/4 x 3 1/2 inches Price: $ SOLD (Click Here to View more Photos)

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