Museum Quality. Arizona Indian Arrowhead. Serrated This is likely the finest arrowhead I have ever had the good fortune to purchase. The gentleman who collected this arrowheads, along with a great many other pieces from long ago and far away, passed on several years ago. is wife asked that I not use his name, but I can say he was a very serious and respected student of Archeology. The razor sharp arrowhead is very small, but would have also been very deadly. The serrated edge would have sliced deep into its target and cut through flesh and bone quickly and cleanly. The arrowhead is a gorgeous glossy hand carved stone that measures 1 1/4 inches long and 5/8 inches wide. If you ever wanted an arrowhead pendant, this is one you take to your jeweler to have fitted with a gold loop and matched to a fine chain.
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Circa: 1800's
Condition: used. Antique
Color: natural stone
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: unknown
Author: unknown
Edition: 1  

Museum Quality. West Texas Indian Arrowhead. C 1800's ere is another fine looking, small sized stone arrowhead that would make a wonderful pendant around that special someone's neck. This piece was discovered in Western Texas and likely dates to the early 1800's. The stone was meticulously hand carved and still retains it's sharp pint and razor edge. This fine arrowhead measures 1 3/8 by 7/8 inches. Quite a good find.
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Circa: early 1800's
Condition: used. antique. Very Fine
Color: dark natural stone
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: unknown
Author: unknown
Edition: 1  

Early 1800's Indian Arrowhead. found in S. Dakota Here's another nice looking, well preserved arrowhead that was discovered in the foothills east of the Rockies in South Dakota. The arrowhead measures 2 1/2 inches long by 7/8 inches where it is widest and has the tip as well as both shoulders for strapping it onto an arrow shaft still in tact. A more crudely made piece than the others I have listed so far, but quite functional I am sure. Free shipping within Continental US
Circa: early 1800's
Condition: antique. Used. Good
Color: tan stone
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: unknown native American
Author: Unknown Native American
Edition: 1