2 Well made Fleshing Knives (4" & 3 7/8"). Ex-Paul

2 Well made Fleshing Knives (4" & 3 7/8"). Very good condition. Mills Co, IA (Pony Creek area). Ex-Paul Kline, Sharp Osmundson (finder)

3 1/4" Paleo Square Knife. Illinois. White, semi-glossy flint. Thin and well made. G10. Ex-Leo Paul Davis

2 7/8" Paleo Square Knife. Kentucky. Thin and very well made. May be Carter Cave. G10. Ex-Leo Paul Davis

Two MO Spades (7 3/4" & 8 1/2"). Well made, some impact fractures on pole end. Ex-Ken Rowland

Four Stone Celts. 3 7/8" to 4 3/4". Belize. Well made of various materials, nicely polished. Largest is a greenish material, possibly Quartz. Ex-Jay Robinson

The David Currie Cache. Cache of 6 large Hornstone Adena Blades. IN. Thin, well made. 6 3/4"-7 3/4". Ex-Dave Cole, David Currie, Doc Hawes, Col. Bennett Young. Pictured in Who's Who #2, p45. Each has

2 3/4" Jacks Reef, Well Made, Ex. Gerald Bernacchi Coll. Authentic Native American Arrowhead

4 7/8" Cornertang Knife. Bell Co, TX. Well made with a few dings. Excellent patina. Light gray Edwards. Ex-Dean Mesnard. Granger COA

3 3/4" Stilwell. Kentucky. High grade Sonora. Well made. Ex-Leo Paul Davis. Davis G10 COA

4 1/8" Fleshing Knife. Lincoln Co, KY. Sonora. Thin, well made. Ex-Rocky Hall. Putty G9 COA

4 7/8" Harahey Knife. Coryell Co, TX. First stage example. Thin, well made. Ex-Dickie Allison. Rogers COA

4 3/16" Archaic Knife. Fremont Co, WY. Thin, well made. Dark brown Jasper. Ex-Lonnie Hartline. Rogers COA

4 1/2" Friday Knife. TX. Well made. Ex-Dickie Allison. Rogers COA

3/4" Wide thin well made example. Ex: Ben Winchester Collection. Ben owned The South River Fort Museum in Hannibal. Pictured in Artifacts in The News June 1990. All the artifacts Ben owned were from T

Fine 4 7/8" Curved Archaic Knife. Portage Co, WI. Translucent Hixton Quartzite. Thin, very well made (G10). Ex-Rick Stevens, Jerome Shinkay. Stermer COA

2 3/4" CORNER TANG KNIFE, ROGERS COA, NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA, HIGHLY PATINATED & WELL MADE EXAMPLE

3 Points from Earl's Willow Leaf Frame. Ex-C.W. Cooperider. Spiro Mound. 2 1/2"-2 3/4". Large, thin and well made. From Earl Townsend’s well-known “Willow Leaf” frame. This superb gr

3/4" Wide nice well made point with no damage. Ex: Ben Winchester Collection. Ben owned The South River Fort Museum in Hannibal. Pictured in Artifacts in The News June 1990.

4 3/4" Newton Falls (Sidenotch Knife). Randolph Co, IN. Attractive two-tone Hornstone (with bullseye). Thin and well made. Pictured in WW#8, p59. Ex-Terry Elleman. Bennett COA

6 7/8" 3/4 Groove Axe. Ohio, Well made with a very thin profile (1.38"). Fine condition with only a few very small nicks to blade. Polished Diorite. Ex-Jerry Bernacchi. Motley COA

2 3/4" Clovis. KY. Carter Cave. Thin, well made. Ex-Rocky Hall, Gary Noel

6 1/2" 3/4 Groove Porphyry Axe. Ohio. Well made with torque to blade. Fine condition with small scuff to back ridge. Large white phenocrysts. Ex-Dr. John Mountjoy

Paul Kleinschmidt (1883-1949), 2 drypoint etchings, 1) lying woman (Margarete?), Sign. u. left as well as as proof, Ex. 3/4, 2) woman with lorgnon, signed, up to 12 x 21 cm, slight signs of age, toget

2 3/4" Arkansas Hardin. Clay Co, AR. Well made, fine condition. Crowley's Ridge. Ex-Dean Mesnard. Granger COA