3 1/8" Scottsbluff/Eared Eden - Jackson COA

Nice example from the Central Mississippi River valley (Illinois/Missouri). Beige fossil chert. Jackson G-8 COA. Loaded with mineralization.

Very rare form. Superb early flaking. Ultra thin. Missouri / Illinois type. Jackson G-8 COA.

3 1/8" Eden. Quarry, NM. Dark brown chert, darkened by patina. Thin. Rogers COA

High grade glossy well patinated Attica Chert example from Jay Co., Indiana. Perfect symmetry and thinness with no stacks or divots. Fluted approximately 25% on each side with flutes feathering out, n

3 1/8" Beveled Dovetail. IN. Hornstone. Well made, detailed edgework. Ex-Ron Comer, Fred Eiserman. Jackson COA

3 1/8" Modern Bannerstone made by Billy Guthrie Ex Knoblock w/ Jackson COA. Byron kept the late Billy Guthrie very busy making Bannerstones and Birdstones back in the mid Century up to the early 1980'

3 1/8" Winterset Scottsbluff, Riley Co., Kansas, Jackson/Perino C.O.A Authentic Native American Artifact

3 1/8" Lost Lake. Pike Co, IN. Nicely beveled. Black and white striped Upper Mercer (Coshocton). Ex-Bill Craycraft, Carl Grey. Jackson G10 COA

Excellent example loaded with mineralization from Decatur Co., Tennessee. Ex - Glenn Rodgers JR. Collection. One restored ear, shown unrestored on the Jackson COA.

Pick Bannerstone, museum quality, material is beautiful banded slate with bullseye, Jerry Dickey COA, pictured in "Indian Artifacts", frame measures 18"x12", ORIGIN: Jackson County, IN, SIZE: 3-1/4" x

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

Nice river stained example from Northern Florida. Paleo! Jackson COA

Excellent example. Super thin and very pretty with truly lethal serrations. Pretty diagonally banded well patinated Western Kentucky Hornstone with lots of mineralization. Marion Co., Kentucky. If you

As-is

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.

Nice example from Huron Co., Ohio in a wonderfully polished banded slate with 'worm tracks'.

3 1/8" Birdstone, Dickey COA, made of Green Banded Slate, found in Ohio, Ex Walter Dudkewitz Collection- this piece has been broken and reglued.

3 1/8" Clovis. Cedar Co, MO. Striped Chert (Dongola). Very good condition. Fluted on both sides. Ex-Dean Mesnard, Winston Ellison. Partain and Rogers COAs

Nicely polished example with old Collector tag on one side. Partially drilled with some collector-done polish.

3 1/8" Pulaski. Fulton Co, IL. Avon Chert. G10 example, finely made. Rogers COA

Outstanding example made of Fort Payne Chert in tan and mocha with a light blue quartz streak. Ultra thin with 40% flutes on both sides. They just don't get much better! Found in Stewart Co., Tennesse

3 1/8" Scottsbluff, Motley COA, Found in Nebraska, Made of Niobrara Chert, Authentic Native American Artifact, Arrowhead

High grade champagne colored fossil chert with a very interesting cream colored inclusion on one side. Expertly crafted with 'Killer' collateral flaking. Highly translucent. Reported found along the W

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