Black Flint, Stemmed Lancelot

4 ¾” Upper Mercer Black Flint, Stemmed Lancelot Ohio River Area Berner C.O.A.

4 5/8” Nicely Chipped Coschocton Flint, Stemmed Point – Holmes Co. Ohio, Ex. John Cohr Coll.

3 1/4" Jasper Flint Stemmed Benton Point West TN.

5 3/8” Coshocton Flint Stemmed Knife, Delaware Co. Ohio – Ex. Hill Collection #15740-H, Thin

Elegant set of 30 with 10 wines, 10 brandy, and 10 champagnes. All with a Fostoria type etched floral top and long black stemmed bases. All in very good condition. From a Palm Beach estate. We will no

2.5 Inch Paleo Black Flint Tool

3 5/16” Black Flint Tang Knife with info that is was traded from a lady in Stryler Ok. Who was a rock hound

4 ¾” Finely Chipped Coshocton Flint, Stemmed Knife – Richland Co. Ohio

2” Black Flint Fluted Point – Wood Co. Ohio – Ex. Ed Williams Coll.

3 7/8" Modern Knife River Flint Lancelot. Artist Unknown. Copper Manufacture.

2 ½ Inch Paleo Style Leaf Blade. Black Flint. Age unknown.

2 3/8" Jasper Flint Stemmed Benton West TN.

4 1/2" Triangular Knife. Ohio. Glossy black flint. Ex-Lewis McDaniel

12 x 9 ½” Frame containing 9 Black Flint Artifacts – largest 3 ½”

Black Stemmed Glasses and large lot of cut glass and more

1 ½ Early Archaic Bifurcate. Coshocton Black Flint. 8000+ Years old.

Nice black chert/stone examples. Ohio.

Genuine OHIO Indian scraper. About 5,000 BC Black flint

Native American Group of Blades and Points. Including a black flint Tennessee Lerma, a Delaware Chert, Jasper blade and others. Sizes ranging from: 2.5'' x 1'' x .25'' (6 x 3 x 1 cm) to 6'' x 1.5'' x

2 ¾” Archaic Corner Notch Point, Black Flint, Thick Quartz Inclusion Late Bob Leach of Battle Creek Michigan

(lot of 10) Czech art glass vase group including two tapering stick neck examples each with red mottling to green grounds; three black stemmed cordials set with red, yellow, and blue bowls; pair of bl

Collection includes obsidian corner and basal notched spearheads; bifurcated notched flint arrowhead and a 4-1/2 black flint drill.

Ancient example most likely of a cobra broken off sometime in antiquity. Appears to be carved in black flint or chert. Signs of an attempt to be professionally mounted on back.  Circa 1500-500BC.

There is a exceptional large disc scraper made of brown, white and black flint porphyry approx 3" diameter x 3/4" thick. The smaller scraper is in mottled brown and gray flint and approx 2.5" L.