Paleo Beaver Lake, Jackson COA, Davis COA

4 1/2" Beaver Lake. Large Paleo point made of high grade KY Hornstone. Well flaked, detailed lateral edgework. Ex-Bill Craycraft, William Fri. Davis G9 COA

Found by Karl Schug in Dodge Co., Wisconsin. Paleo point made from Prairie Du Chein Chert. Jackson COA.

5 1/2" Beaver Lake. Bath Co, KY. St. Louis Green Chert. Ex-Don Mattingly. Large Paleo example. Davis G7 COA

4" Beaver Lake. Alexander Co, IL. Thin and well made Paleo point. Pictured in WW#7,p 264. Leo Paul Davis. Davis G10 COA

2 7/8" Beaver Lake. KY. High grade, colorful Sonora flint. Davis G8 COA

2 7/8" Beaver Lake found in Barren Co., Kentucky by Jamie Forbes Davis C.O.A Authentic Native American Artifact

2 7/8" Lost Lake. Jackson Co, OH. Flintridge. Thin. Ex-Trekell, Dick Coulter, Dr. Stan Copeland. Pictured in WW#9 (p62). Davis G8 COA

3" Beaver Lake. TN. Dover Chert. Thin. Ex-Kevin Pipes. Davis G9 COA

Pretty Hornstone example loaded with mineralization. Ultra thin well made example. Formerly of the Tom Davis Collection. Stermer COA.

Pretty hornstone example loaded with mineralization formerly of the Tom Davis Collection. Stermer COA

Beaver Lake, Burlington, Scott Co MO, Motley COA, 3 3/4 inches

2 15/16" Beaver Lake. Motley COA. Found in Kentucky. Nice colorful Paleo Relic.

Kentucky example in Fort Payne Chert. Excellent flaking on this example with a lenticular cross section. Paleo. Stermer COA.

3 Paleo Points. Each with Bennett COA. 2 7/16" TN Beaver Lake, 2 5/8" KY Clovis & 2 1/8" OH Paleo Point

6 1/8" Waubesa Point, Fayette Co, Illinois, Rogers COA, Jackson COA, Davis COA

3" Lost Lake. Wilson Co, TN. Broad example with finely flaked edges. Nicely patinated gray Hornstone. Very fine example. Ex-Kyle Lawson. Davis G9 COA. Featured on Intro Page (3) in Auction Catalog.

Nice Hornstone example from Kentucky. Classic example with a Davis COA. Ex - Tate Collection.

Hornstone example from Kentucky with a Davis COA.

3 1/16" Lost Lake. TN. Hornstone, very fine condition. Delicate edgework. Davis G9+ COA

2 3/4"" Ano Nuevo. Tulare Lake, CA. Lateral flaking, medial ridge. Late Archaic or earlier. Found by Ken Seals. Davis G8 COA

3" Parman. Near Harney Lake, OR. Thin, well made from Obsidian. Ex-John Byrd. Davis G9 COA

3 3/16" Boat Shaped Bannerstone found in Pensylvannia, Davis & Jackson COA, Native American Artifacts

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

IT IS 3&3/8 INCHES LONG BY 1&7/8 INCHES WIDE. IT IS FROM SHELBY COUNTY INDIANA FOUND BY JOHN FRANKLIN. IT HAS A TOM DAVIS CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. MADE OF BAYPORT CHERT. IT WOULD MAKE A GREAT ADDI