2 3/16" Pinetree - G-10 Dowdle COA

Pretty cream and blush example from Harrison Co., Indiana. COA from Patrick Dowdle of Ground Work Relics who identified the material as Avon Chert. G-10 Dowdle COA

Extra pretty horizontally banded Hornstone. Perfect form, symmetry, and flaking. Long extended needle-tip. Montgomery Co., Kentucky. Jackson G-10 COA.

Made from a glossy brown/tan high grade semi-translucent chert.  What they call 'cookie cutter' in terms of craftsmanship. Found in Oklahoma. Jackson G-10 COA.

2 1/8" Pinetree. Kentucky. Nice serrations. Hornstone. Ex-Kurt Zimmert. Davis G10 COA

2 1/2" Serrated Pinetree. Kentucky. Dover Very thin. Davis G10 COA

Exquisite example. Ultra thin and literally read through it translucent. Uniquely double fluted on both sides. Grinding extends all the way to where the reshapening begins. Rare opportunity to own a P

2 3/16" Afton. Lorain Co, OH. Nice. High grade Coshocton. Ex-Dr. Otten, Col. Raymond Vietzen. Davis G10 COA

2 3/16" Scallorn Point. From Roy Hathcock's OK Spiro Focus Frame (copy of original frame picture included). Davis G10 COA

2 13/16" Pinetree. Logan Co, KY. Ex-Gary Lewis, Owen Davis. Putty G10 COA

3 1/2" Serrated Pinetree. Barren Co, KY. Dover, G10 example. Ex-Trekell, Gary Noel. Putty G10 COA

2 3/16" Serrated Hardin. Greene Co, IL. Little G10 Hardin. Ex-Dean Mesnard, Forrest Dilley. COA. 5/10/21: Corrected provenance

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

Meticulous in every detail. Perfect symmetry. Lethal serrations. Needle tip. Superb flaking. Extra pretty, high-grade, high gloss well patinated Carter Cave flint. Found in Clark County, Kentucky. Ex-

Well patinated glossy tan high grade Fort Payne Chert. This one has it all. Perfect symmetry. Lethal serrations. Needle tip. Appropriately thin. And, no stacks, divots, or other unpleasant surprises.

2 3/16" Scallorn. OK/TX. G10. Root Beer Edwards. Nice. Earl Townsend

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.

Thin with lethal serrations. Chocolate brown with white speckles and a red spot. Very pretty. ID'ed as Bailey Chert by Baker. Deeply fluted on both sides with literally no damage. Baker G-10 COA.

Cody Complex Classic. Ribbon flaked to a median ridge on both sides with parallel on one side and oblique on the other. Truly an ancient Masterpiece. Pretty pink chert with some light gray streaks and

Classic glossy gray hornstone. Multiple flutes on one side, 80% flute on the other. Thin and extremely well crafted. No surprises like stacks or divots. Found in Howard County, Indiana. Ex- Jeffries E

2 7/8" Decatur. Kentucky. Carter Cave. Fine edgework. Ex-Rick Marsh. Davis G10 COA

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

2 13/16" Snyders. Marion Co, MO. Putty G10 COA. Glossy Crescent Quarry flint. Ex-Joe George. Will be featured in May 2016 Prehistoric Antiquities. NOTE: DESCRIPTION REVISED 4/20/16

3 3/16" Dalton. MO. Thin, classic fish eared example. Ex-Guy Ragusa. Guy's favorite Dalton. Featured on page 3 of catalog with wrtie-up on Guy Ragusa. Davis G10 COA

2 3/16" Hematite Hammerstone. MO. G10. Ex-Rod Morgan, Tony Putty, Roy Hathcock