007: 1 7/8" Angostura - Jackson COA

Gorgeous orange, cream, and brown fossil chert with great eye appeal and translucency. Fluted to the tip on one side, and 90% on the other. Ultra-thin, World-Class example. Macoupin Co., Illinois. Rar

Super nice fossil chert example from Fulton Co., Illinois formerly of the Stephen Kelso collection. Jackson G-9+ COA

Nice example from ohio in green banded slate. Jackson COA.

Highly translucent caramel colored well patinated fossil chert. Deep 50% flute on one side, 40% on the other. Thin and expertly crated with no stacks or divots. Fulton Co., Illinois. Ex- Stephen Kelso

1 7/8" Redding Side Notch (Wintu). Northern California. Ex Ray Franks. Jackson COA

1 7/8" Coshocton Clovis. Morrow Co, OH. Blue/gray Coshocton with white lightening streaks. Thin, well made with good fluting. Ex-Bryce Hathcock. Jackson G9 COA.

1 7/8" Clovis (or Goshen). Wyoming. Neat, red Paleo point. Red Jasper. Ex-Tommy Bryden, Dr. Victor Dye. Jackson and Dickey COAs

Found by 'The Amazing' Joe Stevens in Grant Co., Wisconsin back in the 1980's. He was known as the amazing Joe because he found so many really high quality pieces in his lifetime. Truly a local legend

Found by one of our customer, Mitchell Meyer, in Graves Co., Kentucky. Beautifully creek patinated Dover Chert example. Long, thin, and beautiful. Ancient tip damage. Some collectors call this a 'chis

Possibly the largest known, certainly the largest we've ever seen. Loaded with mineralization. Jackson COA. Missouri example.

2 3/4" x 1" Angostura. Motley COA. Lee County Iowa. Burlington Chert. Highly Collectable.

2 7/8" Angostura, Motley COA, found in Sullivan Co Missouri, Ex Steve McCabe Collection

Ultra thin. Great color. Made of multi-toned several shades of gray well patinated Boone Chert. Classic form with rounded basal corners sloping inward. And, amazing horizontal transverse flaking to di

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.

1 7/8" Eden. Colorado. Very thin and well flaked. Precise edgework. Glossy gray flint/ Fine condition. Rogers COA

4 1/2" x 1 9/16" Angostura. 2X COA: Keele & Motley. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri Heat treated Burlington Chert

Nice West Texas example with good wind and water wear. Pretty beefsteak Alibates. Jackson COA.

5" x 1 7/8" Dovetail. Keele COA. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri. Made from Flint Ridge Chert

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.

3 7/8" x 1 7/8" Pedernales. Motley COA. Found in Texas. Made from Edwards Plateau chert.

1 7/8" Eden Motley COA, found in Western NE

Great symmetry, form, and flaking. Great color too. High grade mottled chert. Found in Marion Co., Ohio. Ex- Dillow Collection. Jackson G-8.5+ COA.

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

Petrified Palm wood. Found in the 1930's by Parker Garrett in Sabine Parish, Louisiana. Includes detailed writeup by previous owner. Early Jackson COA.