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3/4 Grooved Axe. Archaic. 12.5" in length, 11 lbs. Barrien Co. Michigan
Guage. Porphyritic Basalt.
Woodland. 11" in length. Allen Co. Ohio
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Massive 3/4 grooved Indian Axe. 13.5" 17 Lbs. Made of basalt. Lincoln Co, Missouri
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Celt. Woodland. 9.5" in length. Cass Co, Indiana
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3/4 Grooved Axe. Archaic. 11" in length. Dekalb Co, Indiana
Nebo Hill Axe. Well made with sharp lines. 10 3/8". Made of gabbro. Monroe Co, Illinois
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Salmon Packer/Club. Found or purchased in 1957. 18 1/2" in length. Columbia River, Oregon
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Massive 3/4 grooved Indian Axe. Made of gabbro. 13" long, 13 Lbs. Mercer Co, Ohio
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3/4 grooved Indian Axe. 12" long, 8.5 lbs. Made of wirey granite. Marked SW Indiana.
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3/4" grooved Indian Axe. Archaic. Made of basalt. 12" long, 12.5 lbs. Lima, Ohio
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3/4 Indian Axe. Made of Porphyryitic Basalt. 12" long, 12 Lbs. Branch Co, Michigan
3/4 Grooved Axe. Archaic. Made of Basalt. 11.5" in length 13lbs. Ralls Co, Missouri
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Black limestone 3/4grooved axe from Ohio. Measures 11"
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3/4 Grooved Axe. Rare multi grooved Wisconsin Axe. Made of Honey Quartzite. 9" in Length, 8 lbs. Milwaukee Co, Wisconsin. Found or purchased in 1965.
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Large Guage. Woodland. Made of Porphyry Granite. 12" in length. Marked Michigan.
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3/4 Grooved Axe. This axe would have been massive, it has been resharpend many times. 10.5". NW Indiana.
Flared Bit celt. 11.5" Southern Indiana
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Massive 3/4 Grooved Axe. Made of porphyritc gabbro. 13" in length, 11 lbs. Absolutely stunning piece. Allen Co Indiana
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Wisconsin Fluted 3/4 Grooved Axe. 9.5" . somewhere down the line this axe was cleaned.
Unfortunately label is lost. I assume its from Wisconson.
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Super rare Trophy Axe. The exotic stone is gabbro with olivine inclusions. 7" in length.
Allegan Co. Michigan.
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3/4 Grooved axe. Made of an attractive granite that is highly polished. Very large fat axe, 10" in length, 15lbs. Wood Co. Ohio, marked Portage River.
Nebo Hill Axe. Illinois. This was purchased from Earl Townsend many years ago.
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1/2 Axe. These are indeed rare, especially this well executed.
