3 7/8" Dalton. Cedar Co, MO. Looks like Boone Chert.

4 1/8" Flint Celt. Boone Co, MO. Looks like Boone Chert. Ex-L.L. Shiddler

2 7/8" Hemphill Dalton. Boone Co, MO. Boone Chert. Putty G9 COA

3 7/8" Dalton. Jefferson Co, MO. Jeff City Chert. Found by Ed Habens. Fine example. Bennett COA

3 7/8" Serrated Dalton. Boone Co, MO. Pictured in the well known Leo Paul Davis Dalton Frame (WW#7, p264). Ex-Ed Buel. Davis G10 COA

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3 7/8" Dalton. Greene Co, AR. Detailed edgework, very good condition. Thin. Davis G7 COA (looks like a 9)

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3 7/8" Dalton. Adams Co, IL. Payson Chert with red undertones. Very nice, G10. Ex-John Leithoff. Jackson COA

3 5/8" Clovis Variant. Boone Co, MO. Boone Chert. Ex-Russell Pounds. Putty G8 COA

3 7/16" Dalton. Stoddard Co, MO. Glossy black chert (maybe Excello). Thin, well flaked. Ex-Mark Humpal. Putty G8 COA

3 1/8" Clovis. Cedar Co, MO. Striped Chert (Dongola). Very good condition. Fluted on both sides. Ex-Dean Mesnard, Winston Ellison. Partain and Rogers COAs

6" Adena. Pike Co, IL. Thin, well made. Looks like Boone Chert. Putty G10 COA

3 7/8" North Blade. St. Louis Co, MO. Cobden Chert. Very well flaked. G10. Ex-Dan Peeler. Granger COA

3 7/8" L Dovetail, Boone Co., MO

3 7/8" Table rock, Boone Co MO, Native American Artifacts

3 3/16" Dalton. Cass Co, MO. Wafer thin, lateral edge flaking. St. Louis Green chert. Ex-Rick Stevens. Stermer COA

3" Stemmed Point. Breckenridge Co, KY. Looks like Tyrone Chert. From the old L.L Shiddler Collection

3" Burlington Dalton found in Boone Co, Mo. Ex Ryan and Beau Leach Collection.

3 7/8" Sedalia. Callaway Co, MO. Colorful tan and red Chert. Fine workmanship. Ex-Mark Spangler

3 7/8" Etley found in Boone Co., Mo. Ex Beau and Ryan Leach Collection

3 7/8" Creek Stained Sedalia, Boone Co, MO Colorful

3 7/8" Etley found in Boone Co., Mo. Ex Ryan and Beau Leach Collection

3 7/8" North Blade found in Boone Co., Mo Ex Ryan and Beau Leach Collection

3 7/8" Clovis. MO. Fine old example with creek staining. Thin, well made. Fluted on both sides. Looks like Jasper. Pictured in Legends of Prehistoric Art, pg 345