OUTSTANDING 4" PALEO SIDE KNIFE, POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY

OUTSTANDING 4" PALEO SIDE KNIFE, POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY KANSAS, FLORANCE CHERT

SIDE KNIFE, PALEO, 3 3/8" POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY KANSAS, FLORANCE CHERT

Very well made paleo side knife found in Pottawatomie Co KS, outstanding form. 3 3/4†long 2†wide, Florence Chert

4 5/16" Paleo Knife from the Earl Townsend Collection w/ Keele COA. Very thin and well-made blade made of Burlington Chert. Ex Earl Townsend Collection

4 3/4" Paleo Square Knife. Dickey COA. Found in Boone County Missouri by Brad Dieker.

2 3/4" Knife River Flint Side Knife found in Morton County North Dakota. Collected by August and Pluma Spiss in the 1950's - August was a school adminstrator in Mandan.

SIDE KNIFE, GREAT PALEO EDGE WORK, FLORENCE CHERT, POTTAWATTAMIE CO KANSAS, 3"

Colorful 4 1/4 inch Super Thin paleo knife with thinning flutes. Has spokeshave on the base corner. Found February 2001 by Kevin Calvin in County Illinois. Davis COA, Pictured in Indian Artifacts of t

4 15/16" Outstanding Paleo Blade found in Scotland County, Mo. by Rodney Gray. This is a very finely made piece with overshot flaking consistent with paleo manufacture. It is quite torqued as can be s

6 & 3/4 INCHES LONG FOUND ON MOORE FARM IRON COUNTY BANNER MISSOURI

4 7/16" x 1 11/16" Stanfield. Related Types: Paleo Knife, Dalton Knife. Material: Possibly Burlington chert - heated? From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri. COA: Jerry T. D

IT IS 3&3/4 INCHES LONG FROM MARION COUNTY ARKANSAS MADE OF BLACK & BROWN COLOR CHERT IT HAS A DWAIN ROGERS CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY... IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION!

4&1/2'L FROM INDEPENDENCE COUNTY ARKANSAS VERY NICE

THIS BEAUTIFUL PIECE IS 6&3/4 INCHES LONG FROM IRON COUNTY MISSOURI. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION.

Classic slightly curved form with extensive precise Paleo and secondary flaking over the entirety of the front side with a uniface reverse. Well patinated gray and charcoal Hornstone. Terrific 'eye ap

Great early paleo ovoid knife, Well made, Found by George Nicholas in Cooper County Missouri on his site #45, 4.3/8†long

PALEO OVOID KNIFE, OUTSTANDING MATERIAL, GREAT COLOR, HUGE FLAKING SCARS, 3 1/4", KANSAS CITY KANSAS.

4 3/4" Clovis Knife. Howard Co, MO. Outstanding percussion flaking. Very thin with a Paleo look. Tip dinged. Motley COA

Well patinated, glossy, multi-toned Bullseye Hornstone. Thin and exceptionally well made with classic transitional Paleo flaking. Found in Clark County, Kentucky. Ex- Witt Collection. Jackson G-9 COA.

4" Paleo Knife. Mills Co, IA. Wafer thin, G10. Made of a high grade chert, possibly Warsaw chert. Ex-Fred Delavan

4" Paleo Knife. MN. Translucent Hixton with parallel flaking. Good condition. Ex-Steve Elwood

Found by Dos Hisow on the bank of snake river about 3 miles above R.R. bridge south of Melba Ada, Idaho in the fall of 1926, Out of the Townsend Collection from Columbia Missouri

4 3/4" Paleo Knife. Carrol Co, IA. Translucent Knife River Flint. Large and fine example. Ex-Dave Harvey. Found by Darwin Thede

3 1/4" Paleo Knife. Ohio. Thin, well flaked Agate Basin style (basal grinding present). Well patinated Upper Mercer. Ex-Dr. John Ryan. Jackson COA