4 3/8" Large North Blade found in Montgomery County, Missouri w/ COA

4 3/8" North Blade found in Montgomery County, Missouri. Ex George Wolf Collection Comes with a Dwain Rodgers COA

3 3/8" Mozarkite North Blade found in Pettis County, Missouri w/ Motley COA. Ex George Wolf Collection

2 3/4" River Patina'd Clovis found in Montgomery County, Missouri w/ Keele COA. Very nicely made Clovis with a very showy side having a flute that travels over half the distance of the piece. Ex James

4 5/8" Fine Made Mozarkite Stanfield Blade found in Calloway County, Missouri. Material appears to be white mozarkite. Ex Larry Underwood Collection. Comes with Ryan Keele COA

4 1/2" Cobbs Blade found in Pettis County, Missouri w/ Keele COA. Ex George Wolf Collection

4 3/4" Grand Arrowhead found in Howard County, Missouri w/ Keele COA. Large well-made example for the type. Ex George Wolf Collection.

5 1/4" Finely Made River Patinaed Stanfield Blade found in Cole County, Missouri. Material looks a lot like Harvester out of St Louis but is most likely a local Burlington with its color deepened from

4 5/16" Paleo Knife from the Earl Townsend Collection w/ Keele COA. Very thin and well-made blade made of Burlington Chert. Ex Earl Townsend Collection

4 1/2" Lamine River Knife found in Pettis County, Missouri w/ Keele COA. Very nice made blade with an attractive creek patination. Ex Gene Harms Collection.

2 3/4" Dalton found in Pettis County, Missouri. This is a cool piece. The Indian resharpened it after the blade was either fire damaged or ice popped. Most likely made of Mozarkite. Comes with a Ryan

3 3/4" Fine Dovetail Blade found by Dennis Singleton in Audrain County Missouri. This dovetail has outstanding patination and mineral deposits to go along with its awesome workmanship. Dennis was a li

4 3/8" Adena Blade found by William Schlosser in Marshall County, IL in the first half of the 1900's. Comes with Ryan Keele COA.

4 3/8" Angostura w/ Motley COA. The material it is made of is either the grey Mozarkite found in the Pettis County region of Missouri or Edwards Plateau found in Texas. The two materials are very simi

4 1/4" Gibson Hopewell Preform Pictured in Who's Who #10 pg. 201 w/ Keele COA. Very large nice example of the type found in Boone County, Missouri and made of heat treated Burlington chert. Comes with

Colorful 3 1/2" North Blade found in St Charles County, Missouri. Ex Steve Lee and Randy Hudson Collections. Comes with Ryan Keele COA

5 1/2" Mozarkite Sedalia Blade found in Webster County, Missouri. Comes with a Roy motley COA. From the life time collection of James Bond. Key words: Ancient, Prehistoric Native American Indian Artif

Finely Made 3 1/8" Agate Basin found in Fulton or Montgomery County, Missouri in 1966. May also classify as an angostura by some collectors. Ex Jeff Gower Collection. Comes w/ Ryan Keele COA

Outstanding and Colorful 4 5/16" Afton found in Stoddard County, Missouri. Super thin and finely made Afton made of heat treated Burlington chert. Ex Ryan Leech Collection. Comes with a Ryan Keele COA

Gorgeous 4" Mozarkite Clear Fork Gouge found in Pettis County, Missouri. Comes with a Roy Motley COA. Ex George Wolf Collection.

4 1/8" Red Tiped Dalton (Broke & Glued) found in Pettis County, Missouri w/ COA. From Arkansas to Iowa we see a good number of red tiped daltons. They are usually smaller. When the stone was a little

4" Rice Lobbed made of Choteau Chert found in Pettis County, Missouri w/ COA. Motley called it Mozarkite on the paper which is incorrect. Mozarkite doesn't have fossil inclusions. Comes with a Roy Mot

2 1/4" Snyders Arrowhead found in Pettis County, Missouri. Comes with a Roy Motley COA. Ex George Wolf Collection.

4 7/8" Colorful Mozarkite Etley found in Benton County, Missouri w/ Keele COA. Nicely made with creek patination which enhanced an already attractive point made from a beautiful material. There are ch

3 3/4" Outstanding Graham Cave found in Randolph County, Missouri w/ Keele COA. Finely made with a strong median ridge. Made of Burlington chert with a heavy creek patination. Very nice example of the