Hornstone Paleo Square Knife

5 1/2" Paleo Square Knife, Very Rare Type, Ex Dr. Nuckles Collection, Dr Nuckles Collected in late 1800s to early 1900s, Near Kansas City, Missouri

4 7/8" Paleo Square Knife, Huron Co., Ohio, Bennett COA

4 3/4" Paleo Square Knife. Dickey COA. Found in Boone County Missouri by Brad Dieker.

Paleo Square Knife, Tom Davis COA, ORIGIN: Ohio, SIZE: 5-3/4" x 1-7/16", EX: John Wilson

3 3/8" Outstanding Paleo Square Knife w/ Keele COA. Found in Pettis Co., Missouri on a gravel bar on Flat Creek by Randy Harsh. Ex Ray Arnett & Randy Harsh Collections.

1 7/8" EARLY PALEO SQUARE KNIFE, CLASSIC CLOVIS FLAKING, FOUND IN BENTON/HUMPHREYS COUNTY TENNESSEE, EX SIMMS COLLECTION, INDIAN ARROWHEAD

This is 3&5/16 inches long. It is from Pendleton County Kentucky. Ex- Steve Wilson Collection. Comes with an Insight Laser Certificate of Authenticity. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIF

2 7/8" Paleo Square Knife. Kentucky. Thin and very well made. May be Carter Cave. G10. Ex-Leo Paul Davis

3 1/4" Paleo Square Knife. Illinois. White, semi-glossy flint. Thin and well made. G10. Ex-Leo Paul Davis

1 5/8" Hornstone Square Knife from Henry Co, Indiana

NICE 2 1/2" PALEO SQUARE KNIFE FOUND IN THE BENTON / HUMPHREYS COUNTY TENNESSEE AREA BY E.J. SIMS, INDIAN ARROWHEAD, ARTIFACT, GREAT EXAMPLE

Atypically shaped example with unusual resharpening pattern. Ohio creek stained example.

2 7/8" Square Knife and a Small Flint Knife found in the Libyan Desert, Egypt. From the Stan Copeland Collection acquired in 1970. The blade resembles our North American Paleo Square Knives. Small Bla

3 1/2" Paleo Ovoid Square Knife found in Cole County, Missouri. This is one of the more interesting flint artifacts I have held recently. If it didn't have notches it would be a square knife and if it

3 n3/4" Nicely Made Hornstone Paleo Flaked Knife, This collection contains the personally found relics of Steve Koch, Winchester Illinois. Steve hunted relics his entire life with family and friends.

3" PALEO / CODY COMPLEX ERA SQUARE KNIFE FOUND IN NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA, INDIAN ARTIFACT, ARROWHEAD

Very well made 4" IN Hornstone Knife. Could be Paleo. From the old Lewis McDaniel Collection

2 5/16" Square Knife. Breckinridge Co, KY. Deep, glossy Hornstone. Ex-Dale Rector. Pictured in WW#11, p435

Fluted virtually the length of one side. Some would say celt. Very Paleo in any case. High grade semi translucent creamy Carter Cave. We have ever seen just a few of these. Found in Fayette Co., Kentu

Classic slightly curved form with extensive precise Paleo and secondary flaking over the entirety of the front side with a uniface reverse. Well patinated gray and charcoal Hornstone. Terrific 'eye ap

(2) 12 x 8 Frames Total of 46 Paleo Flints, Ohio and other, many study pieces, some performs, broken bases, some square knives – largest 3 ¾”

4 5/8" Early Ovoid Knife. Hart Co, KY. Hornstone with cortex base. Very thin with lateral Paleo flaking. Ex-Gary Noel, Hubert Shelton

Well patinated, glossy, multi-toned Bullseye Hornstone. Thin and exceptionally well made with classic transitional Paleo flaking. Found in Clark County, Kentucky. Ex- Witt Collection. Jackson G-9 COA.

6 1/16" Paleo Knife. Buchanan Co, MO. Very thin, Paleo styling. Vivid Niobrara Jasper. Ex-Dave Harvey. Found by Ralph Velich near St. Joseph in 1947. Very nice