Larson 1951

[rls2040]

Thanks for asking to see so,me of my collection,the one from Texas were bought on eBay and a friend brought me the arrow on a trip t south Florida,he was told it is authentic from late 1800's,got a metal point so iy's not too old, maybe it's real ,maybe not.Here they are',,,,,,,Carl

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[larson1951]

wow what a lot of coolness!!

a big thank you to you for posting carl!

 

[ncnurseryman]

Great collection. I really like how the red background highlights the points. The pendant with the etched serpent is amazing. Can you tell us more about it. Where it came from, etc.

 

[Americus]

You have found a lot of good artifacts! Thanks for sharing.

 

[alpinestar1982]

That is a great collection. Thanks for sharing!

 

[rock]

I have to say it is allot easier to buy them than it is to find them. Once you learn how to find one and where to look it sure is allot of fun. Nice collection

 

[monsterrack]

Great collection and the pendants or to kill for

 

[rls2040]

I agree rock that the personal finds mean a lot more than those bought.I can remember where and when I found most of my personal finds even though it has been 40 years ago on some. I bought about 15 from a lady in Texas who was liquidating her father's estate.Her dad made the display cases and she was selling case and points for $50 ,no shipping . HH , Carl

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