COLORFUL SORTERS BLUFF POINT ILLINOIS AUTHENTIC ARROWHEAD INDIAN ARTIFACT B31

Description

This is an incredible Sorters Bluff recovered in Madison Co., Illinois by Joseph Vitner in the 1930's. This point was a part of an impressive depression era collection that at one time were wired to display boards.
This impressive point measures 1 5/16" long. Outstanding
coloration, workmanship, outline and eye appeal on this attractive utilitarian artifact.
This will be a
great addition to your Midwestern artifact display.
All Artifacts are guaranteed 100% Authentic!!!
All relics offered for sale are legally obtained and were not found on federal, state or public land. They are 100% guaranteed authentic unless stated otherwise.  I will offer a 30 day return policy on all items sold with no questions asked.
I am a current and former member of the following societies: Geniune Indian Relic Society (GIRS), Central States Archaeological Society (CSAS), Authentic Artifact Collectors Association (AACA), Society of American Archaeology (SAA) and Missouri Archaeological Society (MAS).