G-10 2 5/16" McKean - Byrd COA

Fantastic G-10 example in a white agatized wood from Roosevelt Co., Montana. Extra special piece of prehistoric art. John Byrd G-10 COA of Big Sky Enterprises.

Madison Co., Missouri example in a tan fossil chert. Stermer COA. Classically flaked example. G-9/G-10 example.

G-10 example found at or near the Eden Kill Site in Northern Lewis & Clark Co., Montana. Made from a translucent white agatized wood material. G-10 John Byrd COA of Big Sky Enterprises.

Nice Museum grade G-10 example from Lynnwood, Oregon in totally translucent orange/peach agate. Ex - Van Ronk Collection.

2 5/16" Bynum Point. St. Louis Co, MO. Fine example of hard to find type. Thin, G10. Comes with cert from Greg Perino's private collection

Phenomenal artifact. Fluted to the tip on both sides. Very pretty high grade highly translucent glossy fossil chert. One of the thinnest and best examples we've handled. From an old Lawrence Co., Ohio

Pretty cream and blush  example from Harrison Co., Indiana. COA from Patrick Dowdle of Ground Work Relics who identified the material as Avon Chert. G-10 Dowdle COA

6 5/16" Beavertail Adena. Meade Co, KY. Rogers COA. Thin and very well made (G10). Blue and brown Ft. Payne Chert. Ex-Curt Grimmer, Dr. Copeland. Featured on inside front cover of this auction's catal

Ultra-thin with super precise transverse oblique flaking. Made of gorgeous Cedar Hill (looks like Petrified Wood) chert with awesome translucency. VanBuren County, Iowa. Jackson G-10 COA.

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

Long and slender example from Floyd Co., Kentucky formerly of the George Flowers Collection. Putty G-10 COA. Putty identifies as Carter Cave Flint.

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.

Cody Complex Classic. Ribbon flaked to a median ridge on both sides with parallel on one side and oblique on the other. Truly an ancient Masterpiece. Pretty pink chert with some light gray streaks and

Classic glossy gray hornstone. Multiple flutes on one side, 80% flute on the other. Thin and extremely well crafted. No surprises like stacks or divots. Found in Howard County, Indiana. Ex- Jeffries E

2 11/16" Clovis. Sumner Co, TN. Well made (G10). Noduclar flint with vivid "bullseye". Double fluted on one side and heavily fluted (60%+) on other. Ex-James Smith. Partain and Rogers COAs

2 15/16" Plainview. Conejos Co, CO. Translucent Knife River Flint. G10. Ex-Captain Tom Miller. Nice. Perino COA. Featured in Weisenborn Auction Catalog (inside back cover)

2 7/8" Decatur. Kentucky. Carter Cave. Fine edgework. Ex-Rick Marsh. Davis G10 COA

Made of a beautiful charcoal gray and light cream conglomerate chert. Superb Transitional Paleo example with excellent basal thinning and heavy lateral grinding. Clasically built slightly dowel-like a

2 13/16" Snyders. Marion Co, MO. Putty G10 COA. Glossy Crescent Quarry flint. Ex-Joe George. Will be featured in May 2016 Prehistoric Antiquities. NOTE: DESCRIPTION REVISED 4/20/16

2 11/16" Thebes. Menard Co, IL. Neat old beveled Thebes. Davis G10 COA

2 13/16" Ensor. Mills Co, TX. Thin, G10. Rogers COA

2 15/16" Andice. TX. G10 Jasper example with white inclusions. Thin, very well made. Ex-Dr. Joe Otten. Rogers COA

Classic example in Mottled Fort Payne Chert from Montgomery CO., Ohio. Stermer COA. A Perfect example. G9/G10.

Superb example from Curry Co., Oregon. Jackson G-10 COA. Killer.