6 1/8" Copper Celt. Kentucky. Davis G10 COA. Well

8 1/8" Square Axe. Kentucky. Well defined, symmetrical example. Granite. Davis G10 COA

6 1/8" Spatulate. TN. Undrilled type, very well made. Light, patinated Greenstone with fine polish. Excellent symmetry. Davis G10 COA

8 3/8" Celt. Madison Co, KY. Well made hardstone example. Davis G10 COA

3 3/4" Stilwell. Kentucky. High grade Sonora. Well made. Ex-Leo Paul Davis. Davis G10 COA

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

4 1/8" Dovetail. Stoddard Co, MO. Very well flaked. Davis G10 COA. Featured on the back cover of the Auction Catalog

8 1/8" Agate Basin. Pettis Co, MO. Large and well made example. Very thin and well flaked. Ex-Walt Evans, Charlie Shewey. Once in the Ed Buel collection. Can be seen on his shelf in WW#4 (p43). Rare a

4 1/8" Slate Birdstone. Montgomery Co, OH. Very well made, holes intact. Brown banded Slate. Davis G10 COA

4 1/8" Double Crescent Bannerstone. Allen Co, OH. Well made and in excellent condition. Banded Slate. All prongs intact. Deaccessioned from the KEMA Museum in Walnutport, PA. Davis G10 COA

2 3/4" Clovis. Kentucky (near Louisville). Glossy Sonora Chert. Thin, very well made. Davis G10 COA

6 1/8" Cobbs Knife. Stoddard Co, MO. Ex-Eddie Freyer, Greg Perino. Well made. Putty G10 COA

3 1/8" Agate Basin. Lexington, KY. Glossy, spotted Boyle Chert. Very well made. Ex-Dr. John Greifenkamp. Davis G10 COA

5 9/16" Cobbs. KY. Well made. Tan Kentucky flint. Ex-Gary Noel. Davis G10 COA

2 1/8" Pinetree. Kentucky. Nice serrations. Hornstone. Ex-Kurt Zimmert. Davis G10 COA

6 1/2" Cupped Discoidal. Mercer Co, IL. Excellent polish and symmetry. Ex-Russell P. Neuwerk. Well pictured in 1948 Illinois Archeological Journal (April, p34). Davis G10 COA

11 7/8" Celt. Cocke Co, TN. Large and fine, some use wear on back side of pole. Well polished. Ex-Rocky Hall. Davis G10 COA

4 1/8" Knobbed Hardin. Marion Co, KY. Ex-Paul Welton, Paul Sutton. Well pictured in 1995 #4 Central States Archaeological Journal (p64). Defined base, Hornstone. Davis G10 COA

6 1/8" Kinney Knife. Central TX. Ex-Tom Davis, Harold Proudfoot, Roy Pohler. Thin, G10 example. Old Perino COA

3 1/8" Clovis. Versailles, IL. Thin, with intricate edge flaking. Found by Hubert Copper in 1961. Pictured in Legends of Prehistoric Art II, p345. Putty G10 COA. 6/10/18: Corrected page number

2 Kennewick Points (7 1/8" & 6 1/2"). Found together, Lake Co, OR. High grade Obsidian. Smaller has broken tip. Larger is G10. Thin, very well flaked. Ex-Guy Ragusa. Larger has Rogers COA

3 11/16" Scottsbluff. CO. Glossy, well made. Davis G10 COA

2 1/2" Serrated Pinetree. Kentucky. Dover Very thin. Davis G10 COA

Classic 'Old Copper Culture' example found by Lois Schug in Oconto Co., Wisconsin. 7 inches long by an astounding 3 1/4" wide at the bit. Weighs an outrageous 1 lb. 11ozs. Truly museum grade. Jackson

4 3/4" Stilwell. TN. Thin, well made Stilwell. Dover. Davis G10 COA