Superb Kentucky Hornstone Palmer

Very pretty well patinated light gray glossy Hornstone with translucent baby blue (quartz) mottling. Great symmetry. Ultra thin. Needle tip. Rare and unique example. Measurtes 1 3/8". Found in Montgom

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

Superb two toned Bullseye Hornstone example. Steep bevel, great form, flaking, and symmetry. Kentucky. Jackson COA.

Highly translucent chert with super tiny serrations up and down the lengths of both blade edges. Needle tip!!! Montgomery Co., Kentucky.

2 7/16" Clovis. KY. Kentucky Hornstone. Well fluted on both sides (one side 1 1/2"). Few dings on tip. Ex-Glenn McQuaide, Milford Fletcher

6 1/8” long Dovetail spear found in Madison Co., Kentucky, hornstone flint

4” Big Sandy drill found in Madison Co., Kentucky, hornstone flint

Excellent example. Super thin and very pretty with truly lethal serrations. Pretty diagonally banded well patinated Western Kentucky Hornstone with lots of mineralization. Marion Co., Kentucky. If you

2 Points Lost Lake – longest 2 1/8”, Kentucky Hornstone from the Late Marvin Gilley Collection of West Manchester, Preble Co. Ohio

Thin and excellent. Found in Marion Co., Kentucky. Pretty diagonally banded Western Kentucky Hornstone. Jackson COA.

Thin and excellent. Found in Marion Co., Kentucky. Pretty diagonally banded Western Kentucky Hornstone. Jackson COA.

5" Hardin Point (Fine) Found Logan Co. Kentucky Hornstone, by Greg Bush

4 ¼” triangle knife Bath Co., Kentucky, Hornstone flint

3 3/8" Stillwell, Serrated, Christian Co Kentucky, Hornstone

3 1/2" Thebes. Made of well patinated Hornstone. Breckenridge Co, KY. Ex Vanderver, Luke Cord and Dale Rector

Rare offering. Literally perfect huge Dovetail made of Western Kentucky Banded Hornstone. Near first stage form with just one light resharpening. Livingston Co., Kentucky. Ex- Russ Thompson & Clyde Th

4 11/16" Hardin. IL. Superb flaking. Hornstone. Ex-Howard Lindley. Pictured in WW#6, p219. Davis G10 and Roger COAs

Looks like a '9+' to us. Great color. Great flaking. Great symmetry. Found in Kentucky. Appears to be well patinated Western Kentucky banded Hornstone. Really pretty. Putty G-8+ COA.

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

Kentucky material (Hornstone) and type. Was glued to a panel. Glue residue exists. Nice big piece.

4 ¾” Copena blade found in Madison Co., Kentucky, Indiana hornstone

In 20+ years of handling artifacts, we have not seen a flint celt as sharp as this one. Made from Carter Cave Flint and found by Nicholas Hadden in Montgomery Co., Kentucky. Superb.

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

2 1/8" Pinetree. Kentucky. Nice serrations. Hornstone. Ex-Kurt Zimmert. Davis G10 COA