6 1/4" Preform Blade

Nice Horse Creek Chert example from Tennessee. Creek staining.

Ohio example in a gray and cream chert. Early collector tag.

6 1/4" Cobbs Blade, Ex Buel, Mozarkite, Boone CO MO, Ex Vahle, Ex Derosear

6 1/4" Wadlow Blade, Native American Artifact

6 1/4" Bi-Pointed Blade. Calhoun Co, iL. Wafer thin. Very well flaked. Colorful chert, possibly heat treated. Ex-Dale Rector

6 1/4" Mayan Blade. Guatemala. Deep black chert. Thin, very well made. Pre-Columbian. Ex-Ronald Comer

6 1/4” Ross Blade, artist Ed Moreland

6 1/4" Bipointed Blade, 1/2" Restoration to one end, Native American Artifact

6 1/4" Cache Blade Made of Hornstone Henry CO IN

Nice Missouri Blade in cream flint.

Attica Green Chert example from Indiana. Ex - Harold French Collection.

6 ¼” long blade found in Jackson County, ALA, ex-Cowan Hood Collection, Buffalo River Chert

Outstanding 6 1/4" Kaolin, Cobbs Blade, Found in Calhoun Co. IL, Ex Eric Ward, Stinebaker, Native American Artifacts

Adams Co., Illinois example in a purple quartzite with excellent pecking and secondary polish. No holes. Probably going to be a Glacial Kame Sandal Gorget. Ohio Estate Collection.

6 1/4" Antique African Blade

3 Ancient Mexican Flint Blades 6 1/4", 5 1/2", 4 1/2" Long

Towle Silversmiths Co. sterling silver Contour pattern eighty four piece flatware set, service for twelve with extra pieces, 6" butter spreader hollow handle paddle/stainless blade (qty 14), 6 1/2" te

4 1/4" Blade or Preform, Recovered in Pike Co.

S. Kirk & Son 'Signet' Sterling Silver Flatware (119) items including (12) 9-inch stainless steel blade dinner knives, (14) 6.325-inch stainless steel blade butter knives, (12) 7.5-inch dinner forks,

S. Kirk & Son 'Signet' Sterling Silver Flatware (119) items including (12) 9-inch stainless steel blade dinner knives, (14) 6.325-inch stainless steel blade butter knives, (12) 7.5-inch dinner forks,

6", 13" and 14". Moderate edge wear to blades. One is missing most of its leather sheath. Size Largest: 14 - 1/2" L.

ANTIQUE TIBETAN KATIKA FLAYING KNIFE. Crescent shape iron blade; bronze handle cast as four-pointed half vajra, with leaves in high relief. - L: 6 1/4".

A highly preserved Near Eastern bronze dagger blade, c. 1000 - 600 BC, the blade leaf-shaped with angled midrib and short tang with rivet hold for attaching the handle. Well-preserved edges. L: 6 ¼ i

15 Blades Mostly from Illinois Frame is 8 1/4" by 6 1/4