3" Beaver Lake, Perry Co., KY w/ COA

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3 1/8" Beaver Lake. Meade Co, KY. Thin, fluted. Pictured in WW#10 (p352). Perino COA (Crickman)

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3" Beaver Lake. Central KY. Well flaked with long ears. Hornstone. Very fine condition. Ex-Walt McIntyre. Motley COA

3 1/4" Lost Lake. Perry Co, KY. Nice bevel. Well made. Slight ding to tip. Found by Buddy Scheideggar

2.1/8" Beaver lake, Garrard CO KY, IAGA COA

3 3/4" Beaver Lake. Madison Co, KY. Translucent, high grade Sonora flint. Ex-Sonny Atkinson. Davis G9 and Rogers COAs

5 1/2" Beaver Lake. Bath Co, KY. St. Louis Green Chert. Ex-Don Mattingly. Large Paleo example. Davis G7 COA

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3 3/4" Lost Lake. Logan Co, KY. Thin, long barbs. Hornstone. Fine example. Ex-Tom Davis, Brian Rice. Perino COA

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2" L X 2 3/8" W BANNERSTONE, MASON CO., KY W/ TOM BUTLER COA

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3.7/8" Beaver Lake, Dickey COA, Pike Co Illinois.

3 3/4" Lost Lake. Lyon Co, KY. Classic example, thin with long barbs. Very well made with slight, graceful torque to blade. Made of glossy Hopkinsville Chert. Ex-Matt Dungan, David Farris, Brian Kerns

3 13/16" Beaver Lake. New Madrid Co, MO. Very thin (see side view), well knapped. Pretty red, gray and beige glossy chert. Excellent condition. Ex-Ben Thompson. Putty G10 COA

3 13/16" Beaver Lake. Greene Co, IL. Glossy tan and gray chert. Very thin and well made. Ex-Evan Fields, Frank Morast, Jr. Putty G9 COA

Two fine Paleo Points from McLean Co, KY. 3 1/2" Angostura (Carter Cave) and 2 3/4" Beaver Lake (Sonora). Lewis McDaniel

3" Lost Lake. Meade Co, KY (Ekron). Water worn Hornstone. Very good condition. Ex-Dale Rector. Pictured in WW#11, p434. Davis G7 COA

3 1/2" Beaver Lake. Western KY. Form of Quartzite. Ex-Bob Meadows. Found in 1940 by Frank McClure. Putty COA

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3" Lost Lake. Barren Co, KY. Hornstone, vivid bullseye. Ex-Trekell, Ray Franks. Putty G9 COA

3/4" Finely Made Desert Sierra Variety found in Lake Co., OR w/ Keele COA. Highly translucent gem point. Material is either chalcedony or an agate, Awesome point. Ex Jonathan Smith Collection.