3" Hamilton - Jackson COA

Excellent example. Super thin and very pretty with truly lethal serrations. Pretty diagonally banded well patinated Western Kentucky Hornstone with lots of mineralization. Marion Co., Kentucky. If you

Excellent strand of Cherokee Culture shell beads. Circa 1500 A.D. Found in Smyth County, Virginia. Ex- Cowan Hood Collection. Featured in Who's Who, Volumes 3 & 5. Jackson COA.

Nicely polished example with old Collector tag on one side. Partially drilled with some collector-done polish.

Outstanding example made of Fort Payne Chert in tan and mocha with a light blue quartz streak. Ultra thin with 40% flutes on both sides. They just don't get much better! Found in Stewart Co., Tennesse

High grade champagne colored fossil chert with a very interesting cream colored inclusion on one side. Expertly crafted with 'Killer' collateral flaking. Highly translucent. Reported found along the W

Pretty orange creek-stained chert. Tremendous length and ultra thin with lethal serrations. Dickson Co., Tennessee. Jackson G-10 COA.

3 13/16" Dovetail Jackson COA Pike County Illinois

3 3/8" Scottsbluff, Jackson COA (2008 & 2003), Found by Sam Burr in Henderson County Illinois Ex J C Floming

Possibly the largest known, certainly the largest we've ever seen. Loaded with mineralization. Jackson COA. Missouri example.

Nice exmple from Ohio in Coshocton flint. Jackson G-8 COA.

Ohio example formerly of the Gordon Erspamer Collection. Flint Ridge quality material. Jackson COA.

Thin and excellent. Found in Marion Co., Kentucky. Pretty diagonally banded Western Kentucky Hornstone. Jackson COA.

3 5/16" Dickson, Jackson COA, St Charles Co MO

Jackson coa 3 3/4" Agate basin, Missouri

Jackson coa 3 5/16" Little Bear Creek, Alabama

All mini helmets signed in black sharpie with holder. 1. Jimmy Johnson - COA 2. Rickey Jackson - COA 3. Hugh McElhenny - COA 4. Bill Walsh - deceased 5. Bob StClair -deceased

Jackson coa 3 3/4" Robbins, Kentrucky

Jackson coa 3 5/8" drill, Kentucky

Jackson coa 3 1/2" Paleo blade

Jackson coa 3 5/8" archaic knife,

Phenomenal artifact. Fluted to the tip on both sides. Very pretty high grade highly translucent glossy fossil chert. One of the thinnest and best examples we've handled. From an old Lawrence Co., Ohio

EX Bw Stephens example (B-428) from Wabash Co., Illinois. Nice pretty red quartzite example.Jackson G-9+ COA

Literally flawless example. Extremely well patinated and mineralized Fort Payne Chert. Fluted approximately 40% on both sides. No stacks, divots, construction problems, or damage of any kind. Found in

Fine example from the Nora Coleman Collection. Preble Co., Ohio. Made of well patinated and highly translucent Carter Cave Flint. Nice fluting and perfect form. Jackson G-10 COA.