5" Dalton. Cream to White Burlington Chert. Missouri. Rogers and Jackson COAs.

Outstanding glossy high grade Burlington Chert. Extra pretty concentric banding in the material. Deeply fluted approximately 1 1/4" on both sides. Fluted examples extremely rare in this size and condi

Nice white burlington chert example listed as Muskogee Co., Oklahoma but reported actually found in Craighead Co., Arkansas per Rogers note on COA. Ex Rick Stevens Collection. Rogers COA.

Beautiful glossy cream, tan, blue, and white Jefferson City Chert. Grinding extends 2/3rds the length of the point. Ex- Dick Combs & Lyle Nickel Collections. Found in Missouri. Jackson G-10 & Perino C

Excellent very large example from Scott Co., Missouri. Made of glossy Burlington Chert with World Class flaking. Old fossil dissolution at the tip is all that keeps this from being a $3500. G-10. Ex-

5 3/4" Adena. White Glossy Burlington Chert. McLean County, Illinois. Ex David Cunningham and Sue Cunningham. Rogers COA

4 1/4 "x 1 5/8" Dalton Knife 2X COA: Keele & Motley. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri Burlington chert.

They just don't get any better looking. Made of truly beautiful gray, cream, and white mottled Reed Springs Chert. Fluted right at 50% on each side. Found in McDonald Co., Missouri. Jackson G-9+ COA.

5 3/8" Dalton. St. Charles Co, MO. Long, fishtail barbs. Thin, well made of glossy Burlington (Crescent Quarry) Chert. Fine condition. Rogers COA

5 5/16" Wadlow. Burlington Cream Color Chert. Cooper County, MO. Ex Paul Pike and Dale Rector Collections. Rogers COA.

Found in Scott Co., Missouri by Ralph Pittman. Cream burlington chert. Artifactsetc.com COA

Missouri example with creek polish made from a cream Burlington Chert. Nice Paleo point.

2 5/8" Apple Creek found in Knox County Missouri by Terry Miller. Made of a high grade white burlington chert.

3 5/16" Hidden Valley Point. Creeked Stained Burlington Chert. Howard County, Missouri. Re-sharpened several times. Shows Good use of wear. Ex Terry Allen. Rogers COA

5" Etley Rogers COA St Charles Co Missouri. Made of Burlington Chert

3 Dalton Arrowheads found in Pettis County, Missouri. Nice restoration candidates. The white and yellow daltons are made of burlington chert and the darker one would have been a smoker made of mozarki

5 7/16" Dovetail. Fort Payne Chert. Found near the White River in Brown County, IN. Ex Don Warmbod. Davis and Jackson COAs.

5 11/16" Amazing Holland Dalton. 2X COA Keele COA. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri. Nice Example of the type. Made from beautiful Burlington Chert.

Nice example in gray/black Pitkin chert from Bates Co., Missouri. Formerly of the Earl Townsend Collection and featured in the Sept. 14th, 2013 Townsend sale catalog item #91.

8 Points with good COAs. Range from 1 1/8" Tallahassee (Jackson) to 2 5/16" Dalton (Jackson). Nice Pinetree (Davis) and Scallorn (Rogers) with group

This Paleo Knife was recovered from Clark County, Missouri. It was made from whitish Pink Burlington Chert. The Knife measures 3 7/16" long and 1 8/16" wide. This Artifact is around 8,000 years old gi

5 1/4" Dalton. Classic type. Lee Co, IA (near Ft. Madison). Thin with outstanding percussion and pressure flaking. Glossy white Burlington. Ex-David DeTar Newbert, Roger Rea. Pictured in 2003 #1 Prehi

7 5/8" Edwards Chert Caddo Blade. Clark County, Arkansas. Ex-Roy Lynn, Sonny Hutchinson, Al Kennedy, and Ken Partain. Davis, Partain, and Jackson COAs

5 1/2" Dovetail. Fulton Co, IL. Glossy Burlington Chert with varying shades of tans. A large robust Dove in very fine condition. Rogers COA

5" Dovetail. Brown Co, IL. Well flaked with detailed edgework. Fine condition. Cream chert with attractive brown spotting. Ex-Floyd Ritter. Rogers COA