A Pair Of Native American Kettle Trade Point Arrowheads buying From Virginia.

A really neat and rare pair of kettle point Metal arrowheads from Nelson county Virginia. Kettle points were usually made of brass or copper and were originally kettle or other metal items that were traded to the native Americans by Early colonists. The pair of points come the historic period so 1500's through 1700's and they measure buying out at 1 inch to 1.08 inches in length. There is some glue residue on the back of the kettle points which does not effect the view ability or value of these artifacts. Here is a chance to get some really rare Native American trade artifacts.