Extra Fine 6 3/8" Caddo Blade - Jackson G-9 COA

Super thin and perfectly cragted Kay County Chert example from Oklahoma. Old writing indicates found at a farm North of Spiro, Oklahoma on December 10th, 1916 and collected by Ed Payne. Ex- Cowan Hood

Super thin extra fine nicely translucent needle tipped Owl Creek Chert example from Central Texas. This one has it all. Formerly of the Humphries and Allen Collections. Jackson G-9 COA dated 7/12/12.

Classic Midwestern example formerly of the Rob Dills, Ohio, Collection. Nicely patinated creamy high grade Ohio chert with great flaking. No stacks, divots, or other unpleasant surprises. Heavily grou

Nazca Canteen, Peru, 9 1/8 x 7 3/8, Caddo Trading COAVery Fine Example, Nice Paint, Caddo Trading COA G-9 relic, Dating from 800BC -200AD

Really pretty caramel and brown glossy  Carter Cave example with great flutes and super translucency. Kentucky. Jackson G-9 COA.

Perfect form and flaking. Great color. No stacks or divots. Labeled Seneca, Missouri which is in Newton County near Joplin. Really fine example of a nice rare form. Jackson G-9 COA.

Extra pretty, high-grade white chert loaded with floating blue starburst dendrites. Really unique. Fascinating under a microscope. Found in Grand County, Utah by Hersel Nokes. Jackson G-9 COA.

EX Bw Stephens example (B-428) from Wabash Co., Illinois. Nice pretty red quartzite example.Jackson G-9+ COA

Really fine Dover Chert example with classic form and flaking. Expertly crafted and very thin. Tennessee. Jackson G-9 COA.

Extra pretty example from Illinois in colorful Payson Chert from the Bryce Hathcock Collection. With a Jackson G-8.5+ and a Putty G-9 COA. Jackson COA notes this piece has been cleaned.

Extra pretty high grade diagonally banded highly translucent chert from Travis County, Texas. Wafer thin of course, with great symmetry. No stacks, divots, or other surprises. Jackson G-10 COA.

9 3/8" Bi-Pointed Obsidian Blade. Lake Co, OR. Large and fine example. Ex-Guy Ragusa. Putty G10 COA

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.

6 7/16" Aztec Blade. Mexico City, MX. Found as a cache. Ex-Matt Roos, Swope Art Museum. Thin, glossy chert. Very well made, G10. 9/29/16: Corrected that this lot has a Jackson COA

6 7/8" 3/4 Groove Axe. Ohio, Well made with a very thin profile (1.38"). Fine condition with only a few very small nicks to blade. Polished Diorite. Ex-Jerry Bernacchi. Motley COA

Nice example from Butler Co., Ohio formerly of the Robert Ankrom Collection. Jackson G-9+ COA.

Ultra thin. Fabulous flaking. And translucency to die for. Ex- Anderson Collection.Found in Brown Co., South Dakota. Jackson G-9 COA.  

Classic form. Great flutes. Nicely river stained to a pretty brownish/orange Fort Payne. Rare Tennessee type. Jackson G-9+ COA.

They just don't get any better looking. Made of truly beautiful gray, cream, and white mottled Reed Springs Chert. Fluted right at 50% on each side. Found in McDonald Co., Missouri. Jackson G-9+ COA.

Super nice example from Wood Co., Ohio in banded slate. Jackson G-9 COA.

Very thin with great eye appeal. Superb construction. Superb color. Superb flutes. This one has it all. Found in Posey Co., Indiana. Jackson G-9+ COA.

Color to die for!  High grade multi colored reds, creams, and blues, with lots of translucency. Expertly crafted. Found in Sweetwater County, Wyoming. Ex- Schnauber Collection. Jackson G-9 COA.

Great color!! Great size!! Great symmetry!! Very impressive in a frame based on that color and size. From good old well known Bill Cain Collection. Found in Holmes Co., Ohio. Jackson G-9 COA.

Well patinated cream and brown Flint Ridge. Great symmetry, form, and flaking. Very pretty and showy in a frame. Found in Harrison County, Ohio. Jackson G-9 COA.