7 1/2" Skinning Knife. Colorful Burlington. Central Missouri.

7 1/2" Skinning Knife. Colorful Burlington. Central Missouri.

Outstanding 7 1/2" Archaic Knife, Knox Co., Missouri, Motley C.O.A Authentic Native American Artifact

1.7/8" Colorful Robbinson, Central Missouri

5 7/8” Bi-Pointed Knife, LaSalle Co Illinois, Colorful Burlington

7 1/2" x 1 9/16" Harahey. 2X COA: Keele & Motley. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri Burlington chert.

7 1/2" Lamine Knife, Lafayette Co, Missouri, Ex Dr. Nuckles Collection, Dr Nuckles Collected in late 1800s to early 1900s, Near Kansas City, Missouri

3 7/8” Incredibly Colorful Cobbs Knife, River stained Burlington Found by Mrs McLearn of Montrose Iowa, She was a fishing net maker.

4 7/8" COBBS KNIFE, MOTLEY COA, FOUND IN ST CHARLES COUNTY MISSOURI, COLORFUL FOSSIL FILLED CHERT

12 Teaspoons - 6", 9 Larger Spoons - 7", 10 Dinner Knives, 12 Dinner Forks, 24 Luncheon Forks, 10 Butter Knives, 12 Soup Spoons, 13 Hors D'oeuves Forks, 11 Smaller Spoons - 5 1/4", Carving Silver Hand

2 1/2" TEXAS CORNER TANG KNIFE, ROGERS COA, FOUND IN CENTRAL TEXAS, COLORFUL, THIN, WELL FLAKED EXAMPLE, INDIAN ARROWHEAD, ARTIFACT

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

12 Dinner Forks, 12 Knives, 13 Teaspoons - 6", 2 Lunch forks - 6 1/2", 4 teaspoons - 5 1/2", Ladle - 6 1/4", Serving spoon - 8 1/2" and serving knife - 7". 40.5 Troy ounces - excluding knives.

12" Serving Spoon, 2 Serving Spoons, 9 Dinner Forks, 15 Lunch Forks, 14 Dessert Forks, 14 Soup Spoons, 9 Teaspoons & 2 Other Spoons, 12 Coffee Spoons, 12 Butter Knives, 9 Other Knives, 7 Dinner Knives

Flatware and Serving Piece Set. (Designed by Siro R. Toffolon) - 12 Forks, 8 Dessert Forks, 18 Teaspoons, 5 Large Spoons, 8 Butter Knives, 12 Knives & 8 Serving Pieces. Appr. 65.7 Troy Ounces not incl

Hopewell Burlington Snyder, 4 1/8 x 2 7/8 inch, Central Missouri,

4 1/2" x 1 1/4" Dalton Knife. Carlos Black COA. Found in Sullivan CO., Missouri. Made from Burlington chert.

1 7/8" Big Creek found in West Central Missouri. Appears to be made of a burlington or white marshal chert. Ex Steve Manos Collection

(12) 7 1/4" Dinner Forks, 12 Soup Spoons (4 in original packages), 12 Sterling Handled Dinner Knives, (23) 6" Teaspoons, (12) 6 1/2" Lunch Forks, 9 Sterling Handled Butter Knives, 6 1/4" Sugar Spoon a

(9) 7 3/4" Dinner Forks, (3) 7 1/4" Forks, (9) 9 1/2" Sterling Handled Dinner Knives, (3) 9" Sterling Handled Knives, (12) 6 1/2" Lunch Forks, (12) 6" Teaspoons, (12) Sterling Handled Butter Knives, (

A group of seven Central African style swords. Metal, wood. 20th century. ++ 2 Kuba style knives. 12" x 2 1/2" x 2". ++ Axe. 30" x 2" x 8". ++ 3 Ngbandi style swords.++ Matakam throwing knife. Conditi

4 7/16" x 1 11/16" Stanfield. Related Types: Paleo Knife, Dalton Knife. Material: Possibly Burlington chert - heated? From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri. COA: Jerry T. D

FROM SALINE CO. MISSOURI MADE OF BURLINGTON CHERT 4&7/16'L 1&7/8'W GREAT POINT HAS ROY MOTLEY COA

6 7/8" x 1 9/16" Hemphill. Motley COA. Clay CO., Missouri. Extremely large and colorful example. Made from Heat Treated Burlington Chert.

The Mary Stephens Axe. 7 1/2" Missouri Slant Groove. Carroll Co, MO. A gift from Mary Stephens to BW Stephens on their 5th Anniversary. Acquired by Jim Weisenborn in 1959. Small scuff to back of pole,