Outstanding 3 7/8" Goshen - Jackson G-9+ COA

Ultra thin. Great color. Made of multi-toned several shades of gray well patinated Boone Chert. Classic form with rounded basal corners sloping inward. And, amazing horizontal transverse flaking to di

Super nice example from Wood Co., Ohio in banded slate. Jackson G-9 COA.

Excruciatingly thin. Superb early transverse parallel flaking to a median ridge on both sides. Made of highly translucent caramel colored Agate. Great example. Provenance simply reported as 'Colorado'

Pretty yellow toned Crowley's Ridge example. Early stage form with basically one light resharpening. Origin noted as Missouri. Ex- Ron Comer Collection. Baker G-9 and Jackson COA's.

They just don't get any better looking. Made of truly beautiful gray, cream, and white mottled Reed Springs Chert. Fluted right at 50% on each side. Found in McDonald Co., Missouri. Jackson G-9+ COA.

Super nice fossil chert example from Fulton Co., Illinois formerly of the Stephen Kelso collection. Jackson G-9+ COA

Classic Midwestern example formerly of the Rob Dills, Ohio, Collection. Nicely patinated creamy high grade Ohio chert with great flaking. No stacks, divots, or other unpleasant surprises. Heavily grou

Very thin with great eye appeal. Superb construction. Superb color. Superb flutes. This one has it all. Found in Posey Co., Indiana. Jackson G-9+ COA.

Green Banded slate example from Indiana formerly of the Dr. Gale Irwin and Sam Cole Collections. Irwin acquired from Cole in 1963. Putty G-9 COA.

Showstoppingly pretty artifact. Multicolored well patinated Tecovas Jasper with great translucency. Classicly flaked to a median ridge on both sides. Thin with no stacks, divots, or other problems. Fo

3 7/8" Holland. Missouri (near Jeff City). Well made. Burlington. Davis G9 COA

3 7/8" Scottsbluff. Found near the Cowskin River in Delaware Co, OK. Thin, well flaked. Ex-Ken Seals, Dr. Edward Smith. Found by Mr. Hartshan in 1913. Davis G9+ COA

Beautiful red, maroon, orange, and blue extremely well patinated Starburst Coral. Ultra thin with the classic for the type 'slight' bevel. For the sake of full disclosure - there is a tiny, tiny shoul

3 7/8" Keyhole Pendant. Wood Co, OH. Beautifully patinated red Slate. Excellent symmetry. Ex-Ross Kirkland. Davis G9 COA

Highly translucent caramel colored well patinated fossil chert. Deep 50% flute on one side, 40% on the other. Thin and expertly crated with no stacks or divots. Fulton Co., Illinois. Ex- Stephen Kelso

Nice Indiana example formerly of the Dr. Galen Irwin and Sam Cole Collections. Irwin acquired from Cole in 1963.

3 7/8" Pick Bannerstone. Ohio. Heavily banded Slate. Excellent shaping. Finely polished. Ex-Lyle Guckert, Ed Payne, W. Braun collections (Braun tag). Davis G9 COA

3 7/8" Agate Basin. KY. Harrodsburg Chert. Ground base. Davis G9 COA

Well patinated cream and brown Flint Ridge. Great symmetry, form, and flaking. Very pretty and showy in a frame. Found in Harrison County, Ohio. Jackson G-9 COA.

3 1/2" Slate Lizard Effigy. KY/OH. Jackson G9 COA

Really fine Dover Chert example with classic form and flaking. Expertly crafted and very thin. Tennessee. Jackson G-9 COA.

3 7/8" Butterfly Bannerstone. Christian Co, KY. Limonite Quartzite. Ex-Bob Lindley, Leonard Wood. Found by William Cheoweth in 1960. Pictured in Lutz' Bannerstone Book, p220. Davis G9 COA

3 3/16" Popeyed Birdstone. Green polished hardstone example. Undrilled. PA. Ex-A.D. Gruizmacher. Jackson G9+ COA

3 15/16" Scottsbluff. Hershey Co, NB. High grade, glossy chert. Fine lateral flaking. Ex-Richard Baumann, George Green. Pictured in Who's Who #12, p92. Jackson G9+ COA