3 1/4" G-10 Plainview Jackson COA

Truly Museum Quality!! Well patinated and highly polished example. Very rare type in this material. Found in Estill County, Kentucky. Jackson G-10 COA.

Perino described a period when Plains Paleo people made Agate Basins and Angosturas (found together) and Hell Gap points, all simultaneously, and often comingled construction characteristics between t

Show stoppingly colorful chert with 'eye appeal' extraordinaire. 20% distinctly hinged flute on one side. Thin and perfectly symmetrical with grinding extending 60% down the lateral expanding edges. F

3 1/4" Iroquois Bird Effigy Pipe. New York. Early Historic. Finely detailed, polished Steatite. Jackson G10 COA

Nice hornstone example reported from Woodford Co., Kentucky. Baker identified as Sonora flint but we feel it is Hornstone. Ex - Dennis Hurt Collection. Baker G-10 COA.

Excruciatingly thin. Superb early transverse parallel flaking to a median ridge on both sides. Made of highly translucent caramel colored Agate. Great example. Provenance simply reported as 'Colorado'

10 1/4" Spade. Jackson Co, MO. Thin and very well made. Nicely proportioned. Large dark brown spot accentuates face. Davis G10 COA

Beautiful glossy cream, tan, blue, and white Jefferson City Chert. Grinding extends 2/3rds the length of the point. Ex- Dick Combs & Lyle Nickel Collections. Found in Missouri. Jackson G-10 & Perino C

Made of a beautiful charcoal gray and light cream conglomerate chert. Superb Transitional Paleo example with excellent basal thinning and heavy lateral grinding. Clasically built slightly dowel-like a

Ultra-thin with super precise transverse oblique flaking. Made of gorgeous Cedar Hill (looks like Petrified Wood) chert with awesome translucency. VanBuren County, Iowa. Jackson G-10 COA.

Pretty orange creek-stained chert. Tremendous length and ultra thin with lethal serrations. Dickson Co., Tennessee. Jackson G-10 COA.

Multi-toned gray/brown glossy high grade Hornstone. Very pretty. Exceptional size, form, and symmetry. Classic 'dog-leg' type deep notches. Found in Posey County, Indiana. Ex- Anderson Collection. Jac

Outstanding example made of Fort Payne Chert in tan and mocha with a light blue quartz streak. Ultra thin with 40% flutes on both sides. They just don't get much better! Found in Stewart Co., Tennesse

Fine example from the Nora Coleman Collection. Preble Co., Ohio. Made of well patinated and highly translucent Carter Cave Flint. Nice fluting and perfect form. Jackson G-10 COA.

Made of super colorful translucent Agatized Coral. Classic exceptionally well executed 'Rocket Ship' form with no negative construction issues. Marion Co., Florida. Jackson G-10 COA.

Super thin, no construction or condition problems, and great symmetry. This one has it all. Made of creamy tan fossil chert loaded with minerals from Illinois. Jackson G-10 COA.

Multi-toned Mozarkite.  Great 'Eye Appeal'. Expert craftsmanship and great symmetry. Large yet quite thin. Found in Jefferson Co., Missouri. Jackson G-10 COA.

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

Phenomenal artifact. Fluted to the tip on both sides. Very pretty high grade highly translucent glossy fossil chert. One of the thinnest and best examples we've handled. From an old Lawrence Co., Ohio

Literally flawless example. Extremely well patinated and mineralized Fort Payne Chert. Fluted approximately 40% on both sides. No stacks, divots, construction problems, or damage of any kind. Found in

Super-fine two-toned (glossy brown / gray from side to side) patination on this exquisitely executed Flint Ridge Clovis. Exceptional crafting. Perfectly 50% fluted on both sides. Truly a 'World Class'

High grade and superbly translucent Agate in various shades of glossy reds and maroons. Truly a showstopper. Perfect construction being quite thin at both ends with a little plumpness in the center an

Thin and superb with great eye appeal. No stacks, divots, or other problems. Nice flutes. Heavily patinated multi-toned and striped Hornstone in uncleaned condition, slathered with iron oxide minerali

3 1/4" Roy Hathcock Hardin. Greene Co, AR. Attractive stiped, glossy chert. Pictured in Legends of Prehistoric Art 1 (Hathcok) and Hathcock May 2016 Catalog. Ex-Dale Rector. Davis G10 COA