Extra Pretty 4 3/8" Cobbs - Jackson G-8.5 COA

Translucent high-grade Flint Ridge with lots of color, including a big red splotch on the base. Found in Paulding County, Ohio. Displays beautifully. Always the first one in the frame to receive a com

Great symmetry, form, and flaking. Great color too. High grade mottled chert. Found in Marion Co., Ohio. Ex- Dillow Collection. Jackson G-8.5+ COA.

Extra pretty high grade diagonally banded highly translucent chert from Travis County, Texas. Wafer thin of course, with great symmetry. No stacks, divots, or other surprises. Jackson G-10 COA.

Nice example from Riley Co., Kansas in a cream/tan fossil chert. Ex- Paul Newburg Collection. Lightly fluted similar to some Texas Clovis points.

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

Extra pretty Coshocton with lots of blues and whites. Perfect symmetry and quite thin for the type. Found in Crawford Co., Ohio. Jackson COA.

Extra pretty, high-grade white chert loaded with floating blue starburst dendrites. Really unique. Fascinating under a microscope. Found in Grand County, Utah by Hersel Nokes. Jackson G-9 COA.

Made of extra pretty dark caramel colored Paoli with red streaks and nice translucency. Over very thin. Long extended form. Extra fine example. Rush Co., Indiana. Jackson COA.

Made of extra pretty dark caramel colored Paoli with red streaks and nice translucency. Over very thin. Long extended form. Extra fine example. Rush Co., Indiana. Jackson COA.

Nice example from Pike Co., Illinois. Ex - Tate Collection. Jackson G-8+ COA.

Extra pretty example from Illinois in colorful Payson Chert from the Bryce Hathcock Collection. With a Jackson G-8.5+ and a Putty G-9 COA. Jackson COA notes this piece has been cleaned.

Made of extra pretty blue and brown Upper Mercer with several baby blue streaks. Expertly crafted. Based on the flaking and quality if it were found anywhere else folks would say - fabulous Agate Basi

Extra pretty and well made Carter Cave Cobbs Knife. Literally perfect G-10 form, condition, and color. Features a lethal needle tip. Found in Jessamine Co., Kentucky. Ex- Terry Watson Collection.

EX Bw Stephens example (B-428) from Wabash Co., Illinois. Nice pretty red quartzite example.Jackson G-9+ COA

One of the finest we have ever handled. Superb symmetry, color, and condition. Pretty glossy gray / brown Flint Ridge with super translucency. Ohio. Jackson G-10 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.

Wonderfully translucent high grade honey colored chalcedony grade Flint Ridge. Remnants of distinct 'E-notches'. Fine, fine example from Fayette Co., Ohio. Jackson G-8.5 COA.

Nice example in Hornstone from Ohio. Jackson COA.

Tan Fossil Chert. Near first stage (Dovetail preform) masterfully crafted example in exceptional condition. Great flaking and covered with naturally occurring iron oxide mineralization. Ex- Art Heaton

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Arkansas example formerly of the Mark West and Tate Collections. Crowley's Ridge Cobble Chert. Backer G-8.5 COA.

4 3/8" Hixton Quartzite Cobbs, Keele COA, found in Sauk Co. Wisconsin

4 3/8" Colorful Cobbs Blade, Motley COA, found in Iowa

Ultra thin and fluted over 50% on each side. Tremendous 'Eye Appeal'. Well patinated mottled tan and cream Fossil Chert. Found in Fayette County, Ohio. Ex- Richard "Boots" Sears Collection.