10 3/8" Morse Knife. Thin, very nice. Davis COA

8" Morse Knife. Meigs Co, TN. Large, thin with classic cortex base. Found as a pair with item 215 by Steve Sharpe. Davis G10 COA

8 1/4" Morse Knife. Meigs Co, TN. Large, thin with classic cortex base. Found as a pair with item 214 by Steve Sharpe. Davis G10 COA

7 3/8" Castroville Knife. Burnet Co, TX. Large, thin blade. From a cache of 2 found on the Reavis Farm. Ex-Tom Davis. Rogers COA

4 5/8" Corner Tang Knife. Texas. Wonderfully contrasted patination with red streaking. Thin, nice symmetry. Ex-Mark Spangler, Kevin Pipes. Pictured in Pipes' Nov. 2016 Sale Catalog. Davis G9 COA

4 3/8" Folsom Blade or Knife. Found at a Folsom Site in Western Kansas. Colorful flint with nice mineral staining. Thin, nice early Paleo Blade. Motley COA

3 3/8" Neuberger. IL. Wafer thin. Putty G9 COA. Leo Paul Davis Note: 10.21.15: Revised length to 3 3/8" (was 3 7/8")

3 11/16" Unfluted Cumberland. Wilson Co, TN. Thin, dark brown chert. Unsure of material type, but appears similar to Knife River Flint. Nice rare Paleo example with eared base. Davis G9 COA

2 7/8" Scottsbluff. IL. Glossy, reddish chert. Thin, nice. Davis G10 COA

5 3/8” Slate Knife (Tom Davis COA), Clark Co., KY

2" Fluted Quad. IL. Thin, striped material. Nice Paleo point. Davis G9 COA

5 1/4" Covington Knife. TX. Very thin, high grade Edwards. Davis G10 COA

10 3/8" Colima Knife. Mahogany Obsidian. Colima, West Mexico. Jackson COA

7" Benton. From the Halfway Creek Cache. MS. Pictured in Kevin Pipes collection (WW#10, p263). Large, thin Benton with excellent color. Davis G8 COA

6" Knife. Yuma Co, CO. Semi-translucent Agate. Thin. Davis G10 COA

2 3/8" Grooved Plummet. Volusia Co, FL. Rare, made of polished shell. Ex-C.J. O'Neil. Nice. Davis G9+ COA

4" Corner Tang Knife. AR. Thin, well made. Ex-Dr. Otten, Bill Lyons. Davis G8 COA

5 3/8" Laming Knife Bennett COA, large example, nice curvature, Indiana Green Chert AKA Attica ex John Bundy, Hancock County, Indiana, Authentic Native American Arrowhead

4 1/2" Expanded Center Gorget. Spencer Co, IN. Thin, Adena style. Pronounce black banding on light green slate. Ex-Bill Craycraft. Nice. Davis G9 COA

Ohio example in a brown chert-probably Fort Payne. Davis G-10 COA.

3 3/8" Hardstone Pendant. Thin, nicely weathered tan hardstone with black spots. Ex-Gary Lewis. Davis G10 COA

4 3/8" Dalton. Missouri. Thin, striped Burlington. Ex-Dennis Beanblossom. Davis G8 COA

Excellent large Cahokia from the Fredrick Abel Collection. This very arrowhead is pictured on page 8, center photo, left side, in Who's Who in Indian Artifacts, Volume #10. Ultra thin, nicely made of

Colorful 4 1/4 inch Super Thin paleo knife with thinning flutes. Has spokeshave on the base corner. Found February 2001 by Kevin Calvin in County Illinois. Davis COA, Pictured in Indian Artifacts of t

3 7/8" Adena Knife. Kentucky. Translucent Quartzite. Well made, thin. Ex-Rick Marsh. Davis G10 COA