2 5/16" Pinetree - Fears COA

Pretty example from Lee Co., Mississippi formerly of the Charles Hester Collection. Pink Fossil Chert.

2 5/16" Pinetree Coner Notched Point West KY.

Dover Chert example from Central Tennessee. Ex - Griffin Collection.

Extremely well made with great thinness, form, flaking, serrations, and symmetry. Found in Southern Indiana.

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2 5/16" Eden. Northwest Texas. Very thin with fine pressure flaking. Colorful, glossy blue gray chert with red streaking. Fine condition. Ex-Terry Allen, Larry Wall, Marcus Whitaker. German and Rogers

4 1/6" x 2 5/16" Snyders. 2X COA Motley / Keele. Steve McCabe Collection, Milan Missouri. Creek Stained Burlington Chert.

Deep rich black banded chert from Decatur Co., Indiana. Fluted over half way on both sides. Really fine. Jackson COA.

2 5/16" Cumberland Rogers COA with filler restoration to the base barbs and the tip. Made from Ft. Payne Chert and was found in Cumberland Co, Tennessee.

High grade Ohio Cream chert. Great symmetry, form, and flaking to die for. Exceptional craftsmanship. Needle tip. Found in Scioto Co., Ohio. Jackson COA.

Fantastic G-10 example in a white agatized wood from Roosevelt Co., Montana. Extra special piece of prehistoric art. John Byrd G-10 COA of Big Sky Enterprises.

2 5/16" Augustin, Motley COA, found in Pima Co Arizona

2 5/16" Afton. Southern MO. Very thin, high grade Mozarkite. Nice. Motley COA

Madison Co., Missouri example in a tan fossil chert. Stermer COA. Classically flaked example. G-9/G-10 example.

Muskingum Co., Ohio example in pretty mottled Flint Ridge. Bennett COA.

Mottled chert example formerly of the Charles Shewey, Bogle, and Museum of Native American History. COA and Certificate of deaccession included.

2" Pine Tree Corner Notched from Southwestern, Mercer-Zaleski Chert, Found before 1938, Ex Vance Robb, Roy Motley COA

2 5/16" Quad. Kentucky. Wonderful little Quad with long ears. Glossy high grade Hornstone. Fine condition. Ex-Walt McIntyre. Motley COA

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

2 5/16" Decatur. Tennessee. Broad base, nicely serrated edges. Dover. Davis G9 COA

Found near the Arkansas River in Tulsa Co., Oklahoma. Nice classically made example in glossy Boone Chert. Stermer COA

2 5/16" Woodland T-Drill, Stermer COA, found in Sullivan Co Missouri, Ex Steve McCabe Collection, Milan Missouri

4 1/8" x 2 5/16" Stanfield. Ryan Keele, COA. Steve McCabe Collection. Burlington chert