Click to view - WinRelic where you find affordable authentic ancient Indian arrowheads,
Indian artifacts and other ancient relics from the past as well as other collectibles.
Click to view some of Jeff's non-relic interesting items
Click to view - 22 inch pipe stem with two 3/8 brass bands around the stem by the blade.
Click to view - Needle tip Benton style relic, Edmonson County Kentucky, personal
find of Chester Logsdon during the 1970's which exhibits good mineralization
and patina.
Click to view - Flint ridge MacCorkle found in Hancock County Indiana by Charlie Webb size 2 5/8 inch x 1 1/2 inch
Check out our Indian Relic and related web links
The Central States Archaeological Societies quarterly journal is the oldest publication of its kind.
Authentic Artifact Collectors Association primary focus is the collection of authentic Native American artifacts.
Anderson and Associates specializes in helping businesses become more productive through the use of computers and network systems.
5 3/4 inch Knobbed Hardin made from low grade Ft. Payne which exhibits good mineralization. Ex-Tom Cadle.
Darrell has decided to sell his personal collection by the frame or by individual relic. If you are interested, email for more images or information about a relic, or for pricing.
Welcome to WinRelic where you find affordable authentic ancient Indian arrowheads,
Indian artifacts and other ancient relics from the past as well as other collectibles.
All relics are guaranteed to paper. Check out the relics. We are having
an inventory reduction sale, ALL items for sale - even personal finds.
If you don't like our price, email us with a reasonable offer. Don't see
a price
listed,
email
us with
a
reasonable offer.
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Computerize your collection |
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WinRelic is an Artifact cataloging program which you can use to track your relic finds, purchases and more. WinRelic was specifically designed and coded for cataloging relic finds, by Jeff Anderson, a long time relic collector and surface hunter.
To read more about WinRelic click here.
WinRelic can be used to catalog metal detection
finds, mushroom hunting finds and has many other
applications. Modifications has halted on WinRelic
and can be used for a token fee.
I
regret to announce that my best friend for
many years, Darrell
Cross, passed December 2010.
I will miss him greatly. |
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am Jeff Anderson, Librarian for the Central
States Archaeological Societies. I found
my first relic, a flared
bit celt in 1967.
Fred 'Flintstone' Winn and I started surface collecting while living in Missouri
in 1978. Darrell
Cross and I surface hunted since we met each other
in a field in the early 1980's. Darrell started
searching for relics in the late
1970's. Darrell has
decided
to
sell
his
personal collection by the frame or by individual relic. If you are interested,
email
for more images
or information about a relic, or for pricing.
Many of our finds together are pictured
here, some are for sale. If you have any
questions, email us.
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of collectibles and Indian Relics. If you
can not find a relic type or style you are
interested in, email and we will check our
inventory which may not be listed on the
web site.
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Indian Artifacts are Guaranteed Authentic with a 30
day money back guarantee. Many are personal finds,
all artifacts are 100 percent authentic that were legally
obtained with permission on private property. Any available
history will be supplied at purchase. |
Check out our lower
cost relics. We offer many fine relics at a low cost in those
pages in an attempt to sale relics, and give buyers a great
deal.
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We are currently buying
- A. D.Grutzmacher of Mukwonago Wisconsin catalogs
- trade era items (silver, crosses, broach)
- cartouches marked axes
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If you are interested in selling,contact Jeff
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CHAPA1 - The Who's Who of Historic and Prehistoric Artifact Collectors Premier Edition
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| flint
ridge MacCorkle found in Hancock County Indiana. |
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| Knobbed
Hardin size 5 3/4 inch |
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Benton style from Edmonson County Kentucky.
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| Flint ridge MacCorkle found in Hancock County Indiana by Charlie Webb size 2 5/8 inch x 1 1/2 inch.
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