Two Celts. 5 5/16" & 3 7/8" Each has Jackson COA

3 5/16" Dickson, Jackson COA, St Charles Co MO

3 5/16" Birdstone. Licking Co, OH. Polished Gneiss. Holes intact, some weathering to surface. Ex-Lyle Tucker. Pictured in Collectors II (CHAPA, Guckert Collection). Jackson COA. 7/23/19: Added copy of

3 5/16" Winged Bannerstone. IN. Banded slate. Good symmetry. Ex-Bruce Miller, Robert Baumgart. Jackson COA

3 5/16" Heavy Duty Arrowhead found in Pettis County Missouri w/ COA. Ex George Wolf Collection. Comes with a Jackson COA

3 5/16" Agate Basin. Union Co, NM. Glossy gray chert with translucent edges. Thin, great form. Pictured in WW#12, p92. Jackson G10 COA

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.

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

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.

Excellent strand of Cherokee Culture shell beads. Circa 1500 A.D. Found in Smyth County, Virginia. Ex- Cowan Hood Collection. Featured in Who's Who, Volumes 3 & 5. Jackson COA.

Very rare atypical form from Hancock Co., Ohio. Green Banded Slate. Jackson COA.

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

Nice large example with lots of color. Well patinated. Heavily ground base and notches. Old collector label with county name misspelled (too cool). Gallatin Co., Tennessee. Jackson COA.

Nice example from Ohio with some defoliation. Good overall polish however. Ex - Sherman Collection. Jackson COA.

Jackson coa 3 5/16" Little Bear Creek, Alabama

Jackson coa 3 5/8" drill, Kentucky

Jackson Coa 5 3/8" Pick Wick, Kentucky

Jackson coa 3 5/8" archaic knife,

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

Nice Little Group of Celts & Adzes. 3 7/8" - 5 1/4". MO/IL. Several with bit reground

Two Flint Celts (4 3/8" & 5 1/2"). Good condition. Tan to reddish tan chert. Ex-Rick Marsh

3 7/8" Winged Bannerstone. Circleville, OH. Highly polished Chlorite. Thin wings, graceful styling. Glued in center. An old Max Shipley piece. Jackson COA

5 3/16" Agate Basin. Illinois. Ex Ray Franks. Jackson COA