1 1/8" Translucent Agate Side Notch, Grant Co, North

2 1/8" Translucent Agate Side Notch, Grant Co, North Dakota

7/8" Translucent Agate Side Notch, Grant Co, North Dakota

7/8" Translucent Agate Side Notch, Grant Co, North Dakota

4 Translucent Side Notches, Grant Co, North Dakota

2 1/4" Side notch, Grant Co, North Dakota

2 1/8" Side Notch Made of Translucent Quartzite Dent CO MO Ex Nick Gatses

3/4" Side notch, Grant Co, North Dakota

Pair of Side Notch, Grant Co, North Dakota

7/8" Side notch, Grant Co, North Dakota

1 1/8" Plains Side-Notch, Motley COA, CO

1" Knife River Side Notch, Boley Site, Morton Co, North Dakota

1" Knife River Side Notch, Boley Site, Morton Co, North Dakota

1 1/8" Corner Notch. Found in Natora CO., WY. North Platte River Near Casper, WY

1 1/16" Plains Side Notch. Found in Natora CO., WY. North Platte River Near Casper, WY

1 1/8" Side Notch. From the collection of George Malone of Scott CO, Illinois

1 1/8" Side Notch Point, Yellow Agate, Columbia River Valley, Oregon, Ex Jim Bennett, Gem Grade Arrowhead, Native American Artifact

Nice Knife River Flint example found near Minot in Ward Co., North Dakota. Translucent with great flaking.

4 1/8" Large Side Notch, Alec Riebel, Scotland Co, MO

1 1/8" Finely Made 4 Notch Cahokia found in Scotland Co., Mo by Rodney Gray

Nice thin translucent agate example from California. Broken and glue appro 1.5" from tip. Very thin glue line.

One of those true beauties!! Orange and champagne colored 'read a newspaper thru it' Agate. Thin and superb in every detail with 'eye appeal' beyond belief!! Pima Co., Arizona.

2 1/8" Side Notch out of the Jim Millard Collection, South East Iowa / North East Missouri

1 1/8" Finely Made Rose Spring Stemmed - Gem Point found in Oregon. Finely made arrowhead made from a translucent root beer color agate or chalcedony. From the life time collection of James Bond. Key

Translucent Dagger 1 1/8" Found in Oregon and made out of Agate comes with a Ryan Keele COA Ex: Walt McIntyre Collection. The note in the frame stated that these were found in Oregon in the early 1900