Phenomenal 3 1/2" Carter Cave Kirk - Jackson G-10 COA

Virtually flawless in every aspect. Perfect form, symmetry, and flaking. Nicely translucent high grade caramel colored example with unique banding on the tips of both ears. No divots or stacks. Floyd

Great symmetry. Really pretty and highly traslucent banded caramel, cream, and tan Carter Cave. Found in Brown Co., Ohio. Jackson G-10 COA.

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.

3 5/8" Clovis. Franklin Co, IN. Glossy, carmel Carter Cave. Thin, very well made. Fine edge flaking. Ex-Jim Robertson. Jackson G10 COA

Meticulous in every detail. Perfect symmetry. Lethal serrations. Needle tip. Superb flaking. Extra pretty, high-grade, high gloss well patinated Carter Cave flint. Found in Clark County, Kentucky. Ex-

3" Clovis. Barren Co, KY. Two tone Paoli (Carter Cave). Very well made. G10. Ex-Dean Mesnard, Lonnie Hartline. Jackson and Rogers COAs

Made of super colorful translucent Agatized Coral. Classic exceptionally well executed 'Rocket Ship' form with no negative construction issues. Marion Co., Florida. Jackson G-10 COA.

Truly an awesome Clovis. High grade vertically streaked semi-translucent Carter Cave in tan, caramel, and brown with pretty red splotches. Very thin with long flutes that disapate at approximately 50%

Truly beautiful banded translucent multicolored Agate. Very thin expertly crafted example with classic collateral flaking. Found Meagher Co., Montana. Ex- Granger Thompson Collection. Jackson G-10 COA

Super-fine two-toned (glossy brown / gray from side to side) patination on this exquisitely executed Flint Ridge Clovis. Exceptional crafting. Perfectly 50% fluted on both sides. Truly a 'World Class'

Beautiful caramel laced with pastels Paoli Chert from Franklin Co., Indiana. They just don't get any prettier. Super translucency. Ultra thin and superbly crafted in every detail. No stacks, divots, o

Perino described a period when Plains Paleo people made Agate Basins and Angosturas (found together) and Hell Gap points, all simultaneously, and often comingled construction characteristics between t

4 7/8" Dovetail. Warren Co, KY. Well made, graceful with slight horizontal curve to blade. Carter Cave Chert. Ex-Bill Craycraft. Jackson G10 COA

Heavily patinated. High grade Carter with great translucency. Fluted 90% on both sides. Excellent symmetry, thinness, and craftsmanship. Found in Sumner County, Tennessee. Jackson G-10 COA.

3 5/16" Agate Basin. Union Co, NM. Glossy gray chert with translucent edges. Thin, great form. Pictured in WW#12, p92. Jackson G10 COA

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

3 1/2" Quartz Double Cupped Discoidal. Illinois. Ex-Bryce Hathcock, Marcia Collins. Jackson G10 COA

3 5/16" Lost Lake. Barren Co, KY. Carter Cave. Exquisite flaking. Perino, Jackson and Davis G10 COAs. A museum quality piece

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

Extra pretty horizontally banded Hornstone. Perfect form, symmetry, and flaking. Long extended needle-tip. Montgomery Co., Kentucky. Jackson G-10 COA.

Super thin, no construction or condition problems, and great symmetry. This one has it all. Made of creamy tan fossil chert loaded with minerals from Illinois. Jackson G-10 COA.

Great form and great symmetry. No stacks, divots, or other unpleasantries. Really a fine relic. Multicolored glossy well patinated high grade Flint Ridge. Fairfield Co., Ohio. Jackson G-10 COA.

Multi-toned Mozarkite.  Great 'Eye Appeal'. Expert craftsmanship and great symmetry. Large yet quite thin. Found in Jefferson Co., Missouri. Jackson G-10 COA.

Exceptionally well made Fort Payne Chert example from Clark Co., Kentucky. Superb symmetry. Ex- Rogers Collection. Jackson G-10 COA.