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The Tony Hardie Collection HC Revised

von Anthony K. Hardie

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Rare never published artifacts! Thousands of beads, hundreds of artifacts, bottles ,and collectables are published in this book All have been numbered to facilitate easy identification and to help with the inventory of the “Hardie Collection.” Many of these artifacts and collectables will eventually be listed and sold through the BCARTIFACTS website. I am currently working on an insert for this book that will contain more detailed information regarding, pricing, history, as well as collector/finder provenance of each numbered Artifact or Collectable.

With these unprecedented times during the Covid -19 Pandemic of 2020, I decided to create this informative book about the artifacts I have collected over the past 40+ years. I hope you enjoy my story and collection in this publication.

Anthony (Tony) Keith Hardie, September 16, 2020
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Tony Hardie
Cobble Hill

I am Tony Hardie, descendant of the early pioneer Cattle Drovers and Miners of British Columbia and the Secwepemc (Shuswap) people, of the Central Interior of British Columbia. I am the founder and owner of BC Artifacts Ltd. Presently, I am presenting the Mobile Museum Tours in BC schools. I was an adviser in the book Overstreet’s Indian Arrowheads Price Guide for several years and I remain a good standing member in the AACA and the FVACC. I take pride in providing amazing educational presentations and facilitating connections between collectors worldwide with the opportunity to purchase and study rare, unique and authentic artifacts and collectables from my areas of study here in the Northwest. I am no longer purchasing any artifact collections for documentation and resale.

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