3 5/16" Woodland Knife

Hornstone example from the midwest.

3 5/8" Woodland Knife, Nice bullseye found by Jack Baker, Wayne County, IL

3 1/4" Woodland Knife, Collection of Jeff Gower, Mostly Personal Finds from NE MO, however a couple were purchases from local farm sales in the area

Found In Cass County or Brown County Illinois. Ex: Lloyd Miller Collection. Pictured in Central States Archaeological Journal 1957 and In The Beardstown Book by Harold Tyson.

Great Hornstone example from KY/TN/OH region. Stermer COA.

Stemmed fractured base. Dickson Co., Tennessee. Ex - Howard Griffin Collection.

3 1/2" Woodland Knife, This collection contains the personally found relics of Steve Koch, Winchester Illinois. Steve hunted relics his entire life with family and friends. He mainly hunted in the Sco

Nice fossil chert example from Whitley Co., Kentucky formerly of the Robinson Collection.

Cream chert example from Indiana. Ex - Harold French Collection.

4 3/4" Woodland knife found in Missouri EX. Sam Wasion Collection Authentic Native American Artifact

4 3/8" Woodland Knife, Central Missouri, Deconsessioned from a Mesueum

4 3/8" Woodland Knife, Central Missouri, Deconsessioned from a Mesueum

Colorful 5 3/8" Woodland Knife Found in Adair Co. MO. Ex: John Bender Collection.

2 3/4" Woodland Knife, Creek Found in Knox County Missouri

3 5/16" Corner Tang Knife. Coryell Co, TX. Glossy black Owl Creek Chert. Very good condition. Ex-Silvester Luna. Rogers COA

Found by Harley Winn in Vermilion Co. IL. 1 3/4" wide.

3 5/16" Early Paleo Micro-flake Knife, Motley COA, found in Illinois

3 5/16" Goshen. WY. Two tone Knife River Flint. Ex-Lonnie Hartline. Well made example (Rogers). Pictured in Oklahoma Artifacts. Motley and Rogers COAs

3 5/16" INCREDIBLE SPANISH DIGGINGS QUARTZITE EARLY OVIOD KNIFE FOUND IN WELD COUNTY COLORADO, VERY THIN AND WELL FLAKED EXAMPLE

Group of 4 Woodland Points, Largest Point is 3 5/16 x 1 1/2"

NIB Cobratec Lightweight Woodland Camo OTF Knife w/ Hard Case and Carrying Case. Knife features double edge semi serrated dagger blade and woodland camo alumminum handle. Blade length of 3-1/8in and o

Woodland-Mississippian cultures. Largest measures 3.75 x 1.5 inches. George Nichols collection. Nichols' notes regarding site 45 read as follows, "Miller site-Lamine River. True Hopewell village at co

(lot of 3) Silver plate flatware services, including: (set of 46) W.M. Rogers "Lady Densmore Woodland Rose" pattern, including (eight) dinner knives, 9"l; (eight) dinner forks, 7.5"l; (eight) salad fo

Native American, Paleo-Indian Period, ca. 13000 to 8000 BCE (15,000 to 10,000 BP; Archaic to Woodland period, ca. 1000 BCE to 500 CE. A collection of 5 fine chert stone tools / projectile points, incl