4 1/8" Simpson - Jackson COA

Nice river stained example from Northern Florida. Paleo! Jackson COA

4 1/8" Pike County Point. Walnut Ridge, AR. Very thin, with detailed edgework. Excellent symmetry. Made of Bullseye Crowley's Ridge, it exhibits an attracive bullseye across the face. Found by Terry D

4 1/8" D. Rattlesnake Effigy Bowl. Miller Co, AR. Glued from large sections, very little filler. Original red and buff finish. Quapaw. Ex-Floyd Ritter. Jackson COA

4 1/8" Greenbriar. Walker Co, AL. Tennessee Jasper. Needle tip. Ex-Russell Duncan. Jackson G8+ COA

Pick Bannerstone, museum quality, material is beautiful banded slate with bullseye, Jerry Dickey COA, pictured in "Indian Artifacts", frame measures 18"x12", ORIGIN: Jackson County, IN, SIZE: 3-1/4" x

Heavily ground lateral edges and deposit laden. Pretty multicolored vertically streaked fossil chert flaked with a heavily ground long waisted fishtail base. Found in Southern Georgia. Jackson G-8 COA

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4 1/8" Hardin. Jackson Co, IL. Vivid white Burlington. Ex-Kevin Sedgewick

4 1/8" Hillsborough. Jefferson Co, FL. Vividly colorful Agatized Coral. Centerpiece for any frame. Thin, well flaked. G10 condition. Rogers COA Featured on inside back cover of Auction Catalogue

Nice example from Huron Co., Ohio in a wonderfully polished banded slate with 'worm tracks'.

High grade glossy well patinated Attica Chert example from Jay Co., Indiana. Perfect symmetry and thinness with no stacks or divots. Fluted approximately 25% on each side with flutes feathering out, n

4 1/8" Thebes, Dickey COA, Pike CO IL Burlington, Nicely Beveled, Nice Base, Ex Vahle

4 1/8" Smith. Fulton Co, IL. Thin, finely made. Ex-Floyd Ritter. Perino COA

Franklin Co., Ohio example made from Banded Slate. Bennett COA.

Very colorful Dalton point found in Cyprus Illinois, Ex. Gene Bradford. Jackson COA. 4 1/8" long

Made of extra pretty dark caramel colored Paoli with red streaks and nice translucency. Over very thin. Long extended form. Extra fine example. Rush Co., Indiana. Jackson COA.

4 1/8" Harahey, Stermer COA, Ex Steve McCabe Collection, Sullivan Co, Milan Missouri

Crescent bannerstone with residual ochre. Nice big highly polished green banded slate example. Found in Indiana. Ex- Judge Phil McGraw Collection. Jackson COA.

4 1/8" Dovetail. Paducah, KY. Well patinated Hornstone. Ex-Bruce Miller. Found by Warren Lord. Putty and Rogers COA

Made of extra pretty dark caramel colored Paoli with red streaks and nice translucency. Over very thin. Long extended form. Extra fine example. Rush Co., Indiana. Jackson COA.

Extremely pretty, multi-colored, well patinated Fort Payne Chert, with pretty baby blue quartz veins. Long and slender and extremely well made. Found in DeKalb County, Indiana. Ex- John Holbrook Colle

4 1/8" Sedalia, Bennett COA

Nice example from the Central Mississippi River valley (Illinois/Missouri). Beige fossil chert. Jackson G-8 COA. Loaded with mineralization.

Beautiful artifact. Great color and symmetry. Filler restored tip and both barbs. Really, really, hard to see. Ex- Frank Morast and Clark Wilson Collections. Rogers COA.