Indian Relics, Books, Paintings, Collectibles
auction•1 day sale •sale is over
Dates
Sat
Aug 19
9am
2017
Terms
Held at Turkey Hill Grange 1375 East State Hwy, Route 15 (Next to Eckert’s Orchards)
responsible for determining age, authenticity, value, and/or other determining factors.
All items in this auction will be sold “AS IS” and there is no warranty regarding any respect of such items. In no event will Lebonick’s Auction Service be held responsible for having made or implied any warranty or fitness of any such item for a particular purpose. On line bidders will be the sole judge of value and as to authenticity as to whether the item being sold is PREHISTORIC, HISTORIC, or CONTEMPORARY Indian Artifacts. All sales are final.
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SPECIAL AUCTIONEERS NOTE ABOUT ERNIE WINCHELL
Ernie Winchell interest in artifacts began early in his life when his grandfather showed him his personal collection. After hours spent talking about arrowheads and other Indian artifacts, and their historical significance, Ernie's passion for collecting grew. Ernie's fascination with artifacts and their discovery lead to many hours coursing through plowed fields, and trudging through muddied creek banks after a heavy rain. Merlyn, Ernie’s brother, suggest Ernie's love for artifacts comes naturally as their ancestry comes from Indian Heritage.
Ernie realized he could turn his passion into more when he met Gene Johns, a prominent artifact collector and dealer. John's began teaching Ernie about artifacts as well as bringing him to dealers shows, where Ernie quickly absorbed much knowledge from his new mentor.
Eventually, Ernie began attending shows alone and later with his wife, Kaye. He learned the art of trade,and began buying and selling hundreds of artifacts over the course of many years. Ernie made many friend in the business and always looked forward to the next show, but his favorites were in Springdale, AR, Springfield, MO, and Collinsville, Il, not surprisingly where many of the featured relics were obtained.
In 1993, Ernie open Winchell's Gun Supplies in Pleasant Hill, Illinois where he proudly displayed the Relics he owned as well as the antiques and collectibles. While it was difficult to say goodbye to a man they loved so dearly, Kaye, Ernie's loving wife, and his family, are certain Ernie would want another collector to enjoy the relics he love so much. Ernie was a man who enjoyed learning, loved reading all the books he bought, and occasionally looked forward to a relaxing vacation with his wife Kaye, in the Lake of Ozarks after a wonderful day at the Artifact show. He will be missed, but thanks to his giving family, each individual presents at this estate auction will have the opportunity to own a piece of this nation's history as well as Ernie's
IMPORTANT LIFE TIME COLLECTION OF INDIAN ARTIFACTS, BOOKS, PAINTINGS & RELATED ITEMS. ESTATE OF ERNIE WINCHELL OF PLEASANT HILL, ILLINOIS.
1 10 Miscellaneous Arrowheads, Pike Co., Illinois
2 10 Miscellaneous Arrowheads, Dent Co, Missouri
3 10 Miscellaneous Arrowheads, Pike Co., Illinois & Dent Co., Missouri
4 10 Miscellaneous Arrowheads Dent Co., Missouri
5 10 Miscellaneous Arrowheads, Pike Co., Illinois
6 10 Miscellaneous Arrowheads, Missouri & Arkansas
7 10 Miscellaneous Arrowheads, Illinois & Missouri
8 10 Miscellaneous Arrowheads, Illinois & Missouri
9 11 Miscellaneous Arrowheads, Illinois & Missouri
10 5" L Medena & Four Arrowheads, Arkansas
11 18" w x 24" L Walnut Case
12 4 3/16" L Dalton, Boone Co., Missouri
13 4 1/8" L Dalton Osage Co., Missouri
14 4 3/8" Turkey tail, Osage Beach, Missouri
15 3 3/4" L Thebes, Pike Co., Missouri
16 3 3/4" L Clovis, Pike Co., Illinois
17 4 13/16" L Copena, Tennessee
18 3 3/8" W x 4 13/15" H Human Effigy Pipe
19 4 3/8" L x 3 3/8" w Turtle Effigy Pipe
20 4 1/8" Pre Columbian Mace Head
21 8 3/4" L Woodland type Blade, Illinois
22 5 3/4" L St. Charles Point, St. Louis Co., MO
23 7" L Munker's Creek Curved Knife, Kansas
24 3 1/4" L Calf Creek, Pettis Co., MO
25 4 1/8" L Scottsbluff, St. Charles, Mo.
26 4 11/16" L Etley, Southwest, Missouri
27 5 3/8" L Turkey Tail w/Natural Line Across Cache Tip, Missouri
28 6 3/4" Ramey Knife, Pike Co., Illinois
29 3 1/4" L x 3 1/16" Human Effigy Pipe, OHIO
30 7 1/2" L Hoe, St. Clair Co., Illinois
31 6 1/16" L Double Notched Hoe, Madison Co., Illinois
32 3 11/16" L Arrow Straightener, Pike Co., Illinois
33 3 1/8" L Tube Banner? Unknown Area
34 7 1/2" L x 5 1/2" w Pottery Turtle Shell Eagle Insized
35 3 1/8" L Afton, Missouri
36 3 7/16" L Dovetail, Hart Co., Kentucky
37 3"L Turkey Tail, Missouri
38 3 1/8" Root Beer Flint, Dalton, Family, South West
39 4 5/8" Dovetail, Kentucky
40 4 1/4" Scottsbluff, Missouri
41 Turtle Effigy, Lincoln Co., KY & Exotic, East Central
42 3 5/16" L Dalton, Pike Co., Illinois
43 6" L Spade, St. Clair Co., Illinois
44 5 9/16" L Notched Hoe, Missouri
45 3 1/4" L Snyder, Missouri
46 3 15/16" L Ensor Family
47 7 1/2" L x 4 11/16" w 3/4 Wisconsin Fluted Axe
48 8" 3/4 grooved Ohio Axe, Delaware Co.
49 6 1/2" L Flared Celt, St. Clair Co., Illinois
50 7" Cleaning Axe, Pike Co., Illinois
51 25" w x 56" L Southwest Rug
52 27" w x 58" L Southwest Rug
53 18" w x 46" L Southwest Rug
54 Modern Leather Pipe Bag
55 7 1/4" L x 3 1/16" w Spade or ADZ, Adams Co., IL
56 8" L x 3 1/4" w Duck Creek
57 3 1/8" Tube Bannerstone, Iowa, Ex Weinke Collection
58 3 5/8" Childs Fluted Axe
59 3 11/16" Stone Pottery Trowel, Madison Co., IL
60 11 1/4" Spade, St. Clair Co., Illinois
61 18 1/2" L x 12" W Display Case
62 2 9/16" L Dalton, Ex Collection of Paul Vest Sommers
63 8 1/4" L Balten Coll NC 64
64 5 1/2" L x 3 7/8" H Frog Pipe
65 2 1/8" L x 1/2" H Perforated Discoidal, Hamilton Co., OHIO
66 2 1/8" L x 1/2" H Discoidal, Mason Co., Kentucky
67 3 15/16" H In the Style of Pre Columbian Figure
68 14" Stone Club
69 5 1/4" L x 3 3/4" W Beaded Pouch, East Coast & Blue & Red Bead Bag w/ Imp
70 9 Erotic Oregon Type Points
71 4 5/8" Dalton, Pike Co., Illinois
72 9 5/8" Tussinger Type Blade
73 South West Beaded Belt, Tie & Necklace
74 3 Indian Basket, Middle One with imperfection
75 6 1/8" L x 4 12" w Notched Hoe
76 6" Indian Type Gorget
77 5 7/8" Hourglass Axe, Pike Co., Illinois
78 9 Nice Missouri Points
79 Frame of 26 Bird Points, St. Clair Co., IL
80 3 1/2" L x 3" W Iron Roman Artifact Depicting Insect
81 2 1/4" Discoidal, Mason Co., Illinois/ w COA
82 Four Bone Tools, Kentucky
83 Historic Unfinished Necklace, Greenup Co., Kentucky
84 Nine Pottery Mask
85 14 Copper Beads w/ Two Mica Artifacts, Kentucky
86 Bracelet/Ring & Two Rings, Costume Jewelry
87 3 1/2" L Clay Pipe
88 9 1/2" L Crystal Shaped Into Arrow Kentucky
89 3" L Calf Creek, Ex Winchell Collection w/ COA, Illinois
90 6 1/8"L 3/4 Grooved Axe, Brown Co., Illinois w/COA
91 3 3/4" H In the Style of Pre Columbian Figure
92 4 3/4" Gorget Boatstone, Armstrong Co., PA w/ COA
93 5 1/16" , Thebes, Pike Co., Missouri
94 4 9/16" L Dalton, Pike Co., Missouri
95 3 13/16" L Kirk Corner Notch, Pike Co., Illinois
96 3 5/8" L Cobb Triangular Blade, Jersey Co., IL
97 4 15/16" Banner Slate Bar Weight, OHIO, w/COA
98 3 5/8" L Clovis, Jackson Co., Illinois
99 3 7/8" L Thebes, Pike Co., Illinois
100 2 3/4" L Bannerstone, Union Co., OHIO w/COA
101 6 1/16" L x 2" H x 1 9/16" W, Hopewell Pipe, Scioto Co., OHIO
102 4 9/16" L x 3 3/8" H Hopewell Platform Pipe Scioto Co., OH W/Repair
103 2" L x 2" W Sandstone Pipe, Brackon Co., KY w/ COA
104 22 1/2" Deggard Civil War Sword, Manassar, Virginia
105 4 1/8" L 3/4 Grooved Axe, Jersey Co., Ilinois
106 4 1/16" L 3/4 Grooved Triple Fluted Axe, Wisconsin
107 5 5/8" L Dovetail, St. Charles, Missouri
108 4 1/2" L Graham Cave, Adams Co., Ilinois
109 7 3/4" L 3/4 Grooved Axe, Pike Co., Illinois
110 7 3/4" L Un Grooved Hand Held Axe, St. Charles Co., Illinois
111 7" L 3/4 Grooved Axe, SW Missouri
112 7" L x 3/4 Grooved Axe, Indiana
113 5 11/16" L Grooved Hoe, Madison Co., Illinois
114 7 1/4" L Flared Hoe, St. Clair Co., MO
115 6" L Hoe, Adams Co., Illinois
116 4 9/16" L 3/4 Grooved Axe, Pike Co., Illinois
117 5 5/8" L Notched Spade, Washington Co., OHIO
118 3 15/16" L Full Grooved Axe, OHIO
119 2 9/16" L Lincoln Co., MO Hematite Plummet
120 5 1/8" L Celt, Madison Co., Illinois
121 22 3/4" L Sword Marked Boyle & Gamble Co., Artillery Richmond
122 18 3/4" L Sword Marked 1862 CS
123 5 5/8" L & 6 1/8" L Notched Hoes, St. Clair Co., Illinois
124 6 3/4" L Hemphill side Notched Blade, Brown Co., Illinois
125 4 3/4" L Dalton, Perry Co., Missouri
126 4 5/8" L St. Charles Pt, Missouri
127 5 3/4" L Agate Basin, Holt Co., Missouri
128 4 9/16" L Beaver Lake, Silver Creek, St. Clair Co., Illinois
129 4 3/16" L Turkey Tail, Harrison, McClean Co., Illinois
130 4"Lx 2" H Birdstone, Marion Co, OH, w/ COA
131 3 5/8'Lx2" H Birdstone, Indiana
132 4 7/16"L Plainview Type, Louisiana
133 2 13/16" Greenbriar, Pike Co, Illinois
134 4 5/8"L Humbolt-Constricted Base
135 5 3/8"L Clovis, Jackson Co, Illinois
136 5 7/8'L Hemphill, Illlinois
137 3 5/8" L Birdstone, Belmont Co, OH
138 Flint Axe, Notched Hoe & Two Arrowheads
139 3 Axes, Colt Hematite, Flint and Stone, IL
140 11.5 LB. 3/4 10" Grooved Axe, Ex Chuck Adams, Dr. Young, D. Stroud
141 4 3/4" Beaver Lake, St Clair Co, Illinois
142 4 7/8"Lx1 7/8"W Pick Type Bannerstone, Jay Co., Indiana
143 3 7/8"Lx1 3/4"W Nice Two Hole Drilled Boatstone, Indiana
144 2 3/4" Birdstone w/ damage, Indiana
145 Ear Ornament and Possible Amulet Depicting a Raccoon
146 3 5/16"LX1 7/8"H Birdstone, Trumball Co, OH w/ coa
147 3 9/16"x2 1/10"W Bannerstone, OH
148 Ear Ornament and Possible Amulet Depicting a Raccoon
149 1 9/16" Mic Mac Pipe, Franklin Co, IN Ex. Ben Camp Collection
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