4 5/8" Burlington Stanfield found in Pike County, Mo w/ Keele COA

4 5/8" Burlington Stanfield found in Pike County, Mo by Don Black. Comes with a Ryan Keele COA. Very nicely made Stanfield.

Nicely Made 5 7/16" Sedalia found in Pike County, Mo by Don Black. Comes with a Ryan Keele COA. The native American that made this one did so capturing a couple nice size pockets of quartz (kind of li

Outstanding 2 3/16" Burlington Apple Creek found in Pike County, Missouri by Don Black. Comes with a Ryan Keele COA

Nicely Made 4 5/8" Nebo Hill Spear found in Pike County, Missouri. Very nice example for the type. Ex Steve Lee and Randy Hudson Collections. Comes with Ryan Keele COA

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

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 9/16" Burlington Sedalia found in Pettis County, Missouri w/ Keele COA. Ex George Wolf Collection. Keywords: Ancient, Authentic Arrowhead Native American Indian Artifact.

3 3/4" Mozarkite Smith Arrowhead found in Henry County, Mo w/ Keele COA. Comes with a Ryan Keele COA Key words: Ancient, Prehistoric Native American Indian Artifacts, Arroweads, Stone Tools

4 15/16" Outstanding Sedalia Spear found in Pike County, Missouri. Very finely made sedalia made of Bowling Green Brown Chert. Ex Steve Lee & Randy Hudson Collections. Comes with Ryan Keele COA

4 3/16" Burlington (High Ridge) Smith found in St Louis Co., Mo. Ex Floyd Ritter, Brandon Vanderver and Ray Arnett Collections.

4 11/16" Rice Shallow Notch found in Lincoln County, Mo w/ Keele COA. Large knife form of the type. Ex Ray Foley Collection.

2 3/4" Burlington Nebo Hill Spear found in Ralls Co., Mo w/ Keele COA. Ex James Vroom Collection

4 11/16" Pike County Arrowhead found in Pettis County, Missouri. Comes with Ryan Keele COA. Ex. George Wolf Collection

1 9/16" Howard County found in Pike Co, Mo. Ex Steve Manos Collection w/ Ryan Keele COA

4 15/16" Outstanding Paleo Blade found in Scotland County, Mo. by Rodney Gray. This is a very finely made piece with overshot flaking consistent with paleo manufacture. It is quite torqued as can be s

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

4 3/16" Serrated Angostura found in Boone County Missouri w/ Keele COA. Gorgeous point with a serrated edge which is fairly rare on angostura's. Made of a high quality heat treated burlington chert. E

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 1/4" 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

Outstanding 4 7/16" Dovetail found in Jersey County, IL w/ 2 COA's. Very nice dovetail made of a high grade of Burlington Chert. Ex Jeff Moss Collection. Comes with Ryan Keele and Dwain Rogers COA's.

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

2 13/16" Finely Made Gainey Clovis found by Michael Auchly's Great Grandfather on their homestead in Montgomery County, Mo. w/ Keele COA. Extremely well made clovis with manufacture similar to Folsom

5 1/16" Outstanding North Blade found in Benton County, Mo w/ Keele COA. Pictured in Who's Who #10 page 200. Ancient North Blades of this size with this much color are extremely rare. Exhibits correct

2 11/16" Phenomenal Colorful Bottleneck Arrowhead found in Boone County, Mo w/ Keele COA. Bottlenecks are often heat treated bringing out the color in the stones they used. This one is exceptional in