DALTON-Chert-2 1/2"-TN-Jackson COA

2 1/2" Plainview, Jackson COA, found in Missouri, made of Burlington Chert, Beautiful Example of type, Flaking is exceptional, Ex Ron Comer Collection

Oolithic chert example from Henry Co., Iowa. Formerly of the Bill Vermace Collection. Jackson COA.

4 1/2" L TURKEY TAIL, DEYER., TN W/ JACKSON COA

2 1/2" Thebes. IN. Ex-Ken Blake, Tom Razmus. Attica Chert. Jackson COA

5 1/2" Benton. TN. Large, thin and well made Benton. Dover Chert, excellent patina. Rogers COA

Thin with lethal serrations. Chocolate brown with white speckles and a red spot. Very pretty. ID'ed as Bailey Chert by Baker. Deeply fluted on both sides with literally no damage. Baker G-10 COA.

3 1/2" Dovetail. Benton Co, TN. Colorful Buffalo River Chert. Ex-Rocky Hall, Tom Davis. Pictured in Who's Who #11, p303. Rogers COA

5 1/2" Shell Mask. TN type. Highly detailed with Conch Shell knob on top. Jackson G8 COA

3 1/2" Clovis. Macon Co, TN. Black chert, possibly Rhyolite. Ex-Tony Perryman. Dickey COA

2 1/2" Exhausted Dalton Drill. Stoddard Co, MO. With a 1 3/4" wide base, what a Dalton this must have been. Red and beige chert. Putty G8 COA

Super thin extra fine nicely translucent needle tipped Owl Creek Chert example from Central Texas. This one has it all. Formerly of the Humphries and Allen Collections. Jackson G-9 COA dated 7/12/12.

4 1/2" Dalton. Illinois. Well flaked. Made of colorful red, gray and white chert. Fine condition. Ex-Clyde Townsend, Earl Townsend. Rogers COA. Featured on the Highlights page in this auction's catalo

4 1/2" Dalton. 2X COA: Keele / Motley. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri. Made of Creek Stained Burlington Chert

2 5/8" Greenbrier Dalton, Dickey C.O.A, from TN/KY River Valley Line, Fine, Serrated. Ft Payne Chert.

7 1/2" Lerma Blade. Found near Memphis, TN. Large, finely made example. Glossy chert. Ex-Ken Rowland. Putty G10 COA

4 1/2" x 1 1/4" Dalton Knife. Carlos Black COA. Found in Sullivan CO., Missouri. Made from Burlington chert.

Extra pretty horizontally banded Hornstone. Perfect form, symmetry, and flaking. Long extended needle-tip. Montgomery Co., Kentucky. Jackson G-10 COA.

Great form and great symmetry. No stacks, divots, or other unpleasantries. Really a fine relic. Multicolored glossy well patinated high grade Flint Ridge. Fairfield Co., Ohio. Jackson G-10 COA.

Superb two toned Bullseye Hornstone example. Steep bevel, great form, flaking, and symmetry. Kentucky. Jackson COA.

Excellent Clovis from Pembina Co., North Dakota. Fluted 40% on one side and uniquely double fluted 33% on the other. Made of high grade highly translucent High Plains honey colored Chalcedony. Really

Color to die for!  High grade multi colored reds, creams, and blues, with lots of translucency. Expertly crafted. Found in Sweetwater County, Wyoming. Ex- Schnauber Collection. Jackson G-9 COA.

2 1/2" Simpson. Coffee Co, TN. Thin, well made colorful piece. Rogers COA

2 1/2" Oolitic Chert Dalton found in Audrain County, Missouri by Rodney Gray. Flaking on this Dalton isn't typical of the type. It appears the ancient knapper didn't have a pressure flaker available a

Beautiful ceremonial type two toned red and brown well patinated Carter Cave flint. Long slender example with outstanding flaking. Kentucky / Ohio type. Jackson COA.