4 1/2" Spade made of Fort Payne from Ohio Co, Kentucky

4 1/2" Spade made of Fort Payne from Ohio Co, Kentucky

Fine 4 ½” long serrated Kirk Point made out of Fort Payne Chert found in Jefferson Co., Kentucky

Long and slender resharpened Knobbed Hardin with great symmetry and 'eye appeal'. Made of well patinated Fort Payne Chert. Found in Stark Co., Ohio. Ex- Paul Clark & Terry McKinley. Partain & Butler C

Possibly earlier stage Pinetree. Made of tan Fort Payne Chert. Very thin with great symmetry. Found in Montgomery Co., Kentucky.

3 1/4" Lostlake found in found in Central Kentucky made of Fort. Payne Chert, Very Finely Flaked with Great Notches, Pictured in Who's Who #12, Perino/Dickey C.O.A

2 1/4" Exhausted Thebes made of fort payne Kentucky

5 1/2" Elk River Made of Fort Payne Clark Co Illinois

Exceptionally well made Fort Payne Chert example from Clark Co., Kentucky. Superb symmetry. Ex- Rogers Collection. Jackson G-10 COA.

Nice Copena made from Fort Payne Chert example from Bath Co., Kentucky. Ex - Bill Pinkston and Dale Bratcher Collections.

2 3/4" Agate Basin Made of Fort Payne Ex William Demotte Parke Co Indiana

nicely made needled tipped example in glossy Fort Payne Chert. Whitley Co., Kentucky.

4 9/16” Stillwell Point, Fort Payne Chert, Miami Co. Ohio – Ding to one corner, Bennett C.O.A.

THIS BEAUTIFUL PIECE IS 4&7/16 INCHES LONG. MADE OF FORT PAYNE CHERT FROM MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY. IT COMES WITH A BAKER CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION!

two small portions of one blade edges have been restored but base, tip, and ears are all original and otherwise perfect. Davis COA shows before restoration. Hickman Co., Kentucky. Fort Payne Chert. Lo

Very pretty Fort Payne chert example from Kentucky formerly of the Robert Burke and Tate Collections. Approx. 1/2" of the tip has been restored. Bennett COA.

4 ½” side notch point found in Robertson Co., Kentucky, Ft. Payne flint

Nice large Fort Payne Chert example from Whitley Co., Kentucky.

Nicely made example from Kentucky (likely Pulaski county) and made from a rare red Fort Payne Chert which has only been known to outcrop in Pulaski Co., Kentucky. Stermer COA.

7 3/4" Kentucky Spade. Meade Co, KY. Ft. Payne. Good condition. Ex-Dale Rector

Thinness and symmetrical. Made of well patinated tan Fort Payne chert with lots of mineral deposits. Found in Montgomery Co., Kentucky.

4 1/2" Spade. Pulaski Co, IL. Small, exhausted example made of Mill Creek Chert. Ex-L.L. Shiddler

Jefferson Co., Kentucky example in cream Fort Payne covered in good mineralization.

Cache of 4 Copena Points, Marion Co. Tenn. Made of Dover Fort payne and Buffalo River Chert, largest 3 7/16” – Dickey and Roger’s C.O.A.’s – Ex. Pat Robinson Coll.

Superb Fort Payne chert example. Great size, color, form, flaking, and serrations. Ex- Bratcher Collection. Jefferson Co., Kentucky.