5 9/16" Crescent Knife made of Coshocton- Mercer Co Ohio- Stermer COA

5 9/16" Crescent Knife made of Coshocton- Mercer Co Ohio- Stermer COA

Nice example from Mercer Co., Ohio. Coshocton Flint. Partain COA.

5 INCHES LONG FROM LAKE CO. OHIO MADE OF MERCER CHERT HAS BAKER COA

Clark Co., Ohio example from the Walter Johnson Collection. Baker G-10 COA. Light gray Upper Mercer/Coshocton flint.

Grey Coshocton flint example from Mercer Co., Ohio. Bennett COA.

Early form. Most likely trans-paleo. Rich blue with white streaks. Well patinated. Ohio.

3 3/8" Winged Crescent Bannerstone Davis COA Mercer Co Ohio Ex Von Hillard

4 5/16” Colorful Flint Ridge Flint, Archaic Knife, Ross Co. Ohio – Dickey C.O.A., nice!

5 11/16" Paleo Knife, Mercer Co, OH. Long, slender with slightly serrated edges. Ex-Curt Grimmer, Larry Keller. Bennett COA

Nice assortment mostly in Coshocton flints from Mercer Co., Ohio.

Variety of pieces from in and aroudn Mercer Co., Ohio.

4 1/8" x 1 3/4" Dovetail Motley COA. Found in Miami CO., Ohio. made from Coshocton Chert. EX: Ed Buel and EX Eaton.

Flint Ridge example from Mercer Co., Ohio. Totally translucent! Bennett COA

Flint Ridge example from Mercer Co., Ohio. Totally translucent! Bennett COA

3 5/8” Coshocton Flint? Paleo Knife – Ohio, Rogers C.O.A.

8 9/16" Caddo Blade Knife. Washington CO., AR. Made of Burlington Chert. COA: Roy Motley. Collection of Steve Burks from Springfield, Missouri

5" Archaic Knife well made Ryan Keele COA found in Bond Co. Illinois by Marion Miller. Arrowheads, Prehistoric, Ancient, Authentic Native American Artifacts

All from Mercer Co., Ohio. Most are Coshocton and appear to be Early Archaic Forms.

5 3/8” Coshocton Flint Stemmed Knife, Delaware Co. Ohio – Ex. Hill Collection #15740-H, Thin

Nice Large Coshocton example with a spokeshave edge. Bennett COA. Reported from Mercer Co., Ohio.

2 5/16" Crescent Banner Stone Keele COA Found in Licking Co. Ohio. Ex: John Bennett Collection.

5 5/16" Corner Tang Knife. Coryell Co, TX. Attractive cream chert with dark brown staining. Well made, very good condition. Ex-Hubert Lewis. Rogers COA

This is a very early tin litho match holder was made by The Tuscarora Adv. Co., Coshocton Ohio. It has a great diecut design. There is a slight bow to the piece as well as a few minor touch ups which

3 5/8" Eccentric Dickson, Stermer COA, found in Monroe Co Illinois, made of beautiful red, heat treated Burlington Chert