Frame of points given to me by my Mom

[BJS in Iowa]

These points were in a cigar box and are points found by my grand parents and great grand parents. Luckly, none of the complete ones got broken. Some really fine ones in here. I put everything that was in the box in this frame so it's a little busy. Sorry, the pictures aren't the best quality.

 

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[flintmel]

very nice!!

 

[IllinoisDug]

sweet frame and the history makes it even better!

 

[larson1951]

i would be very proud to have such a nice bunch
steve

 

[Michael Karr]

Awesome sedaila lance...............Mike

 

[catherine1]

Great family collection!! Thanks for sharing your family arts of facts!!

 

[Hot zone]

Nice,
Points are really quite durable considering they are often dug with pick and shovel before being tossed about on a screen. I broke less than 5 out of some 300 arrowheads. However it still hurts when it happens!

 

[Gold Maven]

Very nice.
If your grandparents are still living, I would ask about the stories behind these.I'm sure there are some good stories, and you might find some new places to hunt.

 

[BJS in Iowa]

They've been gone for years and years. They were farmers so most likely found in the fields in SE Iowa.

Yes, that sedalia is really sweet. Not a blemish on it either.

 

[Get-the-point]

They've been gone for years and years. They were farmers so most likely found in the fields in SE Iowa.

Yes, that sedalia is really sweet. Not a blemish on it either.

You sure it is Sedalia? It looks like a Eden. If you give a straight forward shot of it and a shot of the base it might show it. Just a thought kind of hard to tell from the angle it is on. Nice frame.............................GTP

 

[Twitch]

That is very possibly, and likely a Sedalia, but there's something about it that makes it look a bit older to me. Is it possible to get a close-up shot of just that point. Also, is there any basal grinding?

 

[BJS in Iowa]

Here are some better pictures of the point. I called it a sedalia because that's what I think it most closely resembles, but I could easily be wrong. I find it difficult to clearly type most any point. Any help is greatly appreciated.

There doesn't seem to be any grinding on the base to me.

 

[Twitch]

Thanks for the picks. I think you're right, that it's a Sedalia. That's what it looks like in the first picture, and even more so to me in the 2nd picture. Cool find. almost 3 years of living in St Louis and that's a type I never did find.