Pair of Cobbs Knives - Davis COA

One in a brown fossil chert, one in Hornstone. Both formerly of the Dr. Ryan & Tate Collections. Davis COA

Hornstone example from Bullitt Co., Kentucky. Ex - L. Scott Collection. Davis COA.

8" Morse Knife. Meigs Co, TN. Large, thin with classic cortex base. Found as a pair with item 215 by Steve Sharpe. Davis G10 COA

8 1/4" Morse Knife. Meigs Co, TN. Large, thin with classic cortex base. Found as a pair with item 214 by Steve Sharpe. Davis G10 COA

5 1/4" Huge Early Archaic / Dalton Knife, Davis COA, found in Twelve Mile Creek, Campbell Co. Kentucky

4 5/8" Corner Tang Knife. Texas. Wonderfully contrasted patination with red streaking. Thin, nice symmetry. Ex-Mark Spangler, Kevin Pipes. Pictured in Pipes' Nov. 2016 Sale Catalog. Davis G9 COA

6" Obsidian Cascade Knife, Davis COA, Oregon

Hornstone example from Harrison Co., Indiana. Davis COA.

4 1/8" Square Base Knife, Davis COA

3 3/4" Cobbs Drill. Clark Co, KY. Well patinated Hornstone. Thin, finely made. Ex-Bill Craycraft. Davis G9 COA

5 3/8” Slate Knife (Tom Davis COA), Clark Co., KY

2 5/8" Red River Cody Knife. Angelina Co, TX. Rare offering. Nicely beveled. Ex-Dr. Joe Otten. Davis G9 COA

4 7/8" COBBS KNIFE, MOTLEY COA, FOUND IN ST CHARLES COUNTY MISSOURI, COLORFUL FOSSIL FILLED CHERT

4 13/16" Cobbs Knife, Keele COA, Ex Steve McCabe Collection, Sullivan County Missouri. Collected from 1984-2022. Near the town of Milan.

4 5/16" Ramey Knife Pictured / Davis COA, Madison CO IL, Ex Kevin Calvin, Ex Vahle, Pictured in Indian Artifact Magizine Vol-28-4 Page 45. Creek Found.

St. Louis Co., Missouri. Tan and purple Avon Chert. Bennett. COA. Ex - Gary Noel Collection. Very pretty, different from the typical Cobbs Knife.

3 3/4" Nicely Beveled Cobbs Knife, Motley COA, found in Iowa

This is 3&5/16 inches long. It is from Jefferson County Missouri. Comes with a Roy Motley Certificate of Authenticity. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHEAD ARROWHEADS MISSISS

Kentucky type made from yellow Breathitt Chert. Stermer COA.

Nice example in Hornstone from Ohio. Jackson COA.

Nice smaller example in pitken Chert from Arkansas. Ex - Johnny Parnell, A. Simpson, Tate Collections. Baker COAs.

Example from Mercer Co., Ohio in a brown fossil chert with a Bennett COA.

Dover chert example probably from Tennessee. Stermer COA.

Very pretty Fort Payne chert example from Kentucky formerly of the Robert Burke and Tate Collections. Approx. 1/2" of the tip has been restored. Bennett COA.