Killer 'G-10' 3 7/8" Lost Lake - Jackson COA

Great symmetry. Really pretty and highly traslucent banded caramel, cream, and tan Carter Cave. Found in Brown Co., Ohio. Jackson G-10 COA.

3 1/8" Lost Lake. Pike Co, IN. Nicely beveled. Black and white striped Upper Mercer (Coshocton). Ex-Bill Craycraft, Carl Grey. Jackson G10 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.

Outstanding symmetry and construction. Well patinated Dover Chert with very interesting stringy sponge fossils running throughout that look 'baby blue' in color against the darker charcoal grayish bac

Super thin, no construction or condition problems, and great symmetry. This one has it all. Made of creamy tan fossil chert loaded with minerals from Illinois. Jackson G-10 COA.

3 13/16" Lost Lake. Logan Co, IL. Very thin. Vivid white Burlington. Ex-Kyle Lawson. Davis G10 COA

High grade and superbly translucent Agate in various shades of glossy reds and maroons. Truly a showstopper. Perfect construction being quite thin at both ends with a little plumpness in the center an

3 1/2" Corner Notch (Lost Lake). Peoria Co, IL. Rare Crescent Quarry example. Ex-Dennis Beanblossom. Davis G10 COA. Featured on back cover of Auction Catalog

3 3/8" Archaic Bevel (Lost Lake). Ross Co, OH. Black and white swirled Coshocton. Centerpieces. Ex-Dr. Joe Otten, Dr. Stan Copeland. Davis G10 COA

4 9/16" Lost Lake. Jackson Co, KY. Weathered Dover. Well made. Ex-Wayne Miller, John Davidson. Putty G10 COA

3 7/8" Dalton. Adams Co, IL. Payson Chert with red undertones. Very nice, G10. Ex-John Leithoff. Jackson COA

3 5/8" Haskett. Lake Co, OR. Dacite. Ex-Kirpatrick. Jackson G10 COA

3 5/16" Lost Lake. Barren Co, KY. Carter Cave. Exquisite flaking. Perino, Jackson and Davis G10 COAs. A museum quality piece

3 1/8" Lost Lake. Adair Co, KY. High grade Hornstone. Excellent symmetry with consistent bevel. Pictured in WW #11, p435. Ex-Dale Rector, Pat Dowdle. Davis G10 COA

3 1/4" Lost Lake. Kentucky. Blue nodular flint. Very well made. Ex-Larry Swann. Putty G10 COA

3 1/4" Lost Lake. McCracken Co, KY. Glossy tan Ft. Payne. Very long barbs and finely flaked bevel. Putty G10 COA

2 3/4" Lost Lake. MO. Glossy two tone chert. Ex-George Dick. Pictured in St. Louis Prehistoric Art (1956, p71) and Oct 1956 CSAJ, p78. Davis G10 COA

3 13/16” Lost Lake. Davidson Co, TN. Very well made, nicely beveled. Gray fossil chert. Ex-Sean Cotner. G10 Lost Lake. Pictured in Who's Who #12, p189. Rogers COA

Killer example. Ultra thin and perfectly aerodynamically constructed. Fluted 40% on one side and 30% on the other. Well patinated and loaded with deposits. Jackson says Hornstone. Has a distinct green

3 7/8" Lost Lake. Smith Co, TN. Light Ft. Payne. Long barbs, broad base. Ex-Dan Stroud. Davis G9 COA

Pretty orange creek-stained chert. Tremendous length and ultra thin with lethal serrations. Dickson Co., Tennessee. Jackson G-10 COA.

2 7/8" Lost Lake. Jackson Co, OH. Flintridge. Thin. Ex-Trekell, Dick Coulter, Dr. Stan Copeland. Pictured in WW#9 (p62). Davis G8 COA

2 7/8" Lost Lake. Kentucky. Long barbs, classic shape. Hornstone. Ex-Jerry Sherman, Bill Craycraft. Jackson COA

Gorgeous orange, cream, and brown fossil chert with great eye appeal and translucency. Fluted to the tip on one side, and 90% on the other. Ultra-thin, World-Class example. Macoupin Co., Illinois. Rar