The Overstreet Legacy

Robert M. Overstreet was born in West Virginia and grew up in southeast Tennessee. He collected comic books, fossils, mineral specimens and Indian relics

John McCurdy

 Since finding bannerstones is such a rare occurrence, most collectors turn to buying banners. As with all artifacts, the more desirable the relic type, the more reproductions one must wade […]

Gary Fogelman

COA’s (Certificate of Authenticity) Mostly Worthless      Certificates of Authenticity per­haps meant something at one time, back when only one or two people were doing it, worthy people too, trying […]

David Rowlands

Over the course of the last year, and especially during the past six months, I’ve been confronted with the most basic of decisions.  Was I going to run my company […]

The Natchez Prehistoric Canoe

  During a spring flood in 1974, a rescue party in search of two missing persons made an unusual discovery. While searching along the sandy banks of the Homochitto River south […]

Authentic Clovis points in private & museum collections.

     It has been estimated by professional archaeologists in United States that the average flint knapper can produce about 500 to 2500 flint reproductions per year. With more than 500 active knappers throughout the 48 states, that equates to about 25,000 to 125,000 new reproductions every year.