Hornstone Cache Blade

Massive 7" Hornstone Cache Blade, found in Adams Co., Ohio, Pictured in Who's Who #12, Ex. B. Anderson, M. Lewis, Approx. 2" of the tip has been restored Authentic Native American Artifact

5” Hornstone Cache Blade, J.T. Collier, Russell Long Colls. Jackson Grade 8+ C.O.A.

5 1/4" Hornstone Cache Blade. Hardin Co, KY. Hornstone vivid Bullseye. Ex-Dale Rector

7 1/2" Hornstone Cache Blade, Hickman Co KY Native American Artifacts

4 5/8" Hornstone Cache Blade. Spencer Co, IN. Ancient burin fracture on one edge. Well made for type. Ex-John Behny, Standridge collections

4" Hornstone Cache Blade, found in IN, GREAT PATINATION

3 3/4" HORNSTONE CACHE BLADE FROM OHIO

4 3/8" Hornstone Cache blade from Franklin Co, Illinois

3 5/8" x 3" Hornstone Cache Blade, Indiana, Crib Mound

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 2 to 3 INCHES LONG. IT IS FROM HARRISON COUNTY, INDIANA. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION! KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT

5 1/8” Hornstone Turtleback Cache Blade, Delaware Co., Ohio Raymond Casner Coll. from Marion, Ohio

4 3/4" Cache Blade. Hornstone. Scott County, Kentucky. Ex R.W.Robinson, Sam Cox and Dale Rector. Pictured in WW#11, p433

5 3/8" Cache Blade Hornstone Union Co. KY. Very Nice And Well Made Example.

6 1/4" Cache Blade Made of Hornstone Henry CO IN

5 7/16" Adena Cache Blade. Southern IN. Hornstone with vivid bullseye on uniface side. Ex-Tom Erdmann. Putty G10 COA

5 3/4" x 3 1/2" Cache Blade. Scott CO., Illinois. Horn Stone chert. COA: Roy Motley. From the collection of George Malone of Scott CO, Illinois

6 1/2" Cache Blade, Motley COA, made of Hornstone, found in Illinois(see also Lot #98)

Fine 8 1/8" Cache Blade St. Cliar County IL Hornstone Flint.

4 1/8" Crib Mound Cache Blade. Spencer Co, IN. Nice example. Striped Hornstone. From a well known cache 12,000 blades

7 1/4" Superior Cache Blade. Motley COA. Found in Fayette County Kentucky. Outstanding Bullseye Hornstone

Four Cache Blades. 4 1/4"-4 7/8". Spencer Co, IN (some from Crib Mound). A variety of Hornstone styles. All in very good condition. Interesting squared example. Ex-Evan Maurer

This cache of 19 Turkey Tail cache blades, includes nine that are notched Fulton variety with remaining either stemmed or just blade form, all but two in hornstone flint, also called Harrison Co. or W

Turkeytail Blade Cache. 4 Blades found near Hebron, KY. 3 1/2" -5 3/8". Hornstone with cortex. Ex-Mike Speer. Found by Tony Poole. Rogers COA

Biggest measures 2 7/8", is made of banded Hornstone, and is labelled Harrison Co., Indiana. One is Bullseye Hornstone, with a perfect Bullseye. One is caramel colored well patinated Carter Cave. All