5 1/4” Stanfield. Lincoln Co, MO. Berner COA

5 1/4" Sedalia. Lincoln Co, MO. Colorful red and tan chert. Gentle bow to profile. Very light stack. Ex-John Davidson

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5 1/4" Nicely Made Stanfield Blade found in Pettis Co., Mo. Ex George Wolf Collection

5 1/4” Hemphill. Cole Co, MO. Crescent Quarry. Very well made, G10. Ex-Dean Mesnard, Don May. Rogers COA. Featured on the inside back cover of this auction's catalog

5 1/4" Dalton. Ralls Co, MO. Large, sturdy example in good condition. Rogers COA

5 3/4" Stanfield, Meadows COA, Saline Co., MO

5 3/4" Stanfield. Saline Co, MO. Heavily Water Stained Burlington. Good condition. Ex-Mark Spangler, Bob Chandler. Meadows COA

4 5/16" Dickson, Motley COA, Lincoln Co., MO Matt Lay Collection

5 1/8" Etley. Lincoln Co, MO. Very thin and well made Etley. G10. Glossy Burlington. Ex-Dean Mesnard. Granger COA

3 5/8" Hematite Pendant. Lincoln Co, MO. Finely made and polished. Jackson G9 COA

5 1/8" Adena. Lincoln Co, MO. Large, well made and colorful. Glossy, heat treated chert. Very fine condition (G10). Ex-Jeff Hunt, Steve Lee, Thomas Gilcrease, Judge Lemely. Dickey COA

5 3/8" Stanfield. St. Charles Co, MO. Nice example. Glossy Burlington Chert. Putty G10 COA

5 1/4" Etley, Motley COA, Rcovered in Osage Co. MO,

5 1/4" Sedalia, Dickey COA, Lincoln Co, Missouri

3 1/2" Snyders. Lincoln Co, MO. Thin, very well made of colorful red tinted chert. G10. Found in a cache of 5. Putty G10 COA

5 3/8" Stanfield, Meadows COA made of Creek stained Burlington Chert found in Lincoln County, MO

3 1/2" Lost Lake. Lincoln Co, MO. Rare, glossy white example. Rogers COA

4 3/4" Etley. Lincoln Co, MO. Colorful. Ex-Mechanicsburg Museum of Art. Rogers COA

Nice Large example from Illinois with a Berner COA. Fossil Chert.

3 7/8" Super Fine Dovetail, Dual COA, Found by John Ballard in Pike Co MO, John Berner COA / Davis COA, Ex Jerry Godbey, Ex Kilander

5" Nebo Hill, Lincoln Co MO, Native American Artifacts

5" Wadlow Blade, Lincoln Co. MO

6 5/8" Etley. Lincoln Co, MO. Large and very fine. Some light chatter marks on edge near tip (do not appear to be rechipping). Pictured in the Prehistory of Missouri archaeological textbook, p145 (O'B

4 3/5" Woodland Blade, Lincoln, Co. MO