5 3/4" Obisidan Bi-Point Knife, Mexico, Old Boston

5 3/4" Obisidan Bi-Point Knife, Mexico, Old Boston Massachusetts Collection

5 3/4" Obisidan Blade Parallel Flaking, Extremely Well made, Goose Lake, Modoc Co, California Old Boston Massachusetts Collection

5 1/4" Obsidian Bi-Pointed Knife, Found Hart Lake, Lake Co. Nevada, 1928, Old Boston Massachusetts Collection

4 3/4" Bi-Pointed Knife, Very Fine, One End Ground, Modoc Co California, 1916, Old Boston Massachusetts Collection

5 3/4" Hornstone Bi-Point Adena Blade. Meade Co, KY. Slight ding to one end, thin and well made. Ex-Earl Townsend

4 1/4" Obisidan Knife Oregon Old Boston Massachusetts Collection

4 7/8" Obisidan Paleo Ovoid Knife, Old Boston Massachusetts Collection

Bi point knife 5.91” Long. From southern Ca. All items well come with documentation of authenticity and transfer of ownership. Some item will have other collection information that will be given to

5 1/8" Cobbs Knife, Bulls Eye, Kentucky, Old Boston Massachusetts Collection

3 3/4" Obisidan Corner Notch, Klamath Co Oregon, 1921, Old Boston Massachusetts Collection

Misc. Artifacts including Modern Eccentrics, Copper Bead Necklaces, various Points, New – Old and a 5 ¾” Polished Bit Spade, Nice Lot

5 ¾” Dickson Point

2 Blades or Points – 5 1/8” Dovetail and a 5 ¾” Archaic Point – age uncertain

Frame with 5 Flint Points & Knives 8 x 12 Frame with 5 Flint Points & Knives – all marked with locations

4 3/4" Cobbs Knife, High Grade Burlington, Missouri, Old Boston Massachusetts Collection

1 ¾” Folsom Point, New Mexico – Putty C.O.A.

34” x 8” Bi Point Stone War Club intricately rawhide wrapped

4 1/8” x 1 5/8” Stemmed Point, Knife River Flint Waupela Co. Wis. Stemmer C.O.A.

5 3/8” Bi Poointed Knife – Red Obsedian? - from the Collection of Harvey Bissell of the Bissell Carpet Sweeper Family

Approx 16 Mesolithic Sahara (10k-40k years old) Biface knives, points and scrapers, in honey brown jaspers, most without damage, some with ancient damage, largest piece approx 5"L.

Approx 15 Mesolithic Sahara (10k-40k years old) uniface knives, points and scrapers, in honey brown jaspers and others, most without damage, some with ancient damage, largest piece approx 5"L.

6 5/16” x ¾” Metal Spear Point – New Guinea, Davis C.O.A.

8 x 12 Frame with 24 Flint Points & Knives, largest 3 5/8"

20” x 5” stone head beaded club, polished Bi-point head, bead wrapper, handle