Triple Papered 3 7/16" G-9 Thebes/Lost Lake

Example from Hancock Co., Ohio with a G-9 Putty and Butler COAs typing it as a Thebes, and a Partain COA typing as Lost Lake. Formerly of the James Fletcher Collection. Tripled Papered.

3 7/16" Lost Lake. Wilson Co, TN. Blue Ft. Payne. Very well made. Putty G9+ COA. 7/16/19: Added photo of COA

Wayne Co., Ohio example in Flint Ridge with a Baker G-9 COA +1 more.

Nice cream 'Bailey' chert example from Missouri papered by Baker as a Neuberger for Jacob Sigite. Formerly of the Tate Collection. G-9.5 Baker COA.

THIS ITEM H: 3.5 in/9 cm W: 2 in/5 cm D: 1 in/2.5 cm Weight: 74 g. FEATURES 1. Inside painted house, trees, lake, boat, and mountain. 2. Inside inscribed Gu Du Ren Jia: ancient ferry and families. 3.

Nice diorite example from Kentucky. Jackson G-9 COA. Undrilled.

Nice pink/orange sherbert colored flint identified by Baker as Crowley's Ridge Cobble Chert. Evidence of having been wired to a board. Baker G-9 COA

Super Nice example from Madison Co., Ohio formerly of the Sam Speck collection. Green Banded Slate. Davis G-9 COA dated 2011.

Very thin with great eye appeal. Superb construction. Superb color. Superb flutes. This one has it all. Found in Posey Co., Indiana. Jackson G-9+ COA.

Vinton, Ohio example formerly of the Ben Hamilton Collection. Pretty gray translucent flint. Putty G-9 COA.

Green Banded slate example from Indiana formerly of the Dr. Gale Irwin and Sam Cole Collections. Irwin acquired from Cole in 1963. Putty G-9 COA.

Vinton, Ohio example formerly of the Ben Hamilton Collection. Pretty gray translucent flint. Putty G-9 COA.

Missouri example with classic flaking formerly of the Tate Collection. Burlington Chert. Baker G-9 COA.

Super nice example from Wood Co., Ohio in banded slate. Jackson G-9 COA.

Nicely made exmaple with mineralization over its entirety. Dickey notes modern rework in the hafting area. Davis and Baker do not. Davis G-9, Dickey, Baker COA's.

Nice mozarkite example covered with mineral deposits from Missouri. Ex - Terry Allen Collection. Baker G-9 COA.

Height 4.6 cm. Width 3.6 cm. Weight 109.2 g, 2: Height 4.4 cm. Width 4 cm. Weight 111.7 g, 3: Height 3.9 cm. Width 4.8 cm. Weight 171.5 g, 4: Height 4.1 cm. Width 4.1 cm. Weight 125g, 5: Height 3.8cm.

Meissen Porcelain "The Lace Maker" after G. Metsu, 9 3/4" diameter.

A lot of small Chinese and Oriental items: a Chinese silver cigar case, recto-verso relief decorated, gilt inside, with an owners monogram, late Qing period, 182 g, 9 X 12,3 cm; an exotic hardwood Chi

Pair 14K yellow gold cufflinks in the style of Donald Clafin. With a florentine finish, tapered height rectangular shapes with center row of 3mm diameter blue sapphires (5 in each), 9.9 dwt, 15.3 g.

Gelbgold-Armreif Günter Wyss Design. Zürich, 1960er Jahre. Breiter, durchbrochener Armreif. Innenumfang 18 cm, B 3,7 cm, 129,9 g.

Well patinated cream and brown Flint Ridge. Great symmetry, form, and flaking. Very pretty and showy in a frame. Found in Harrison County, Ohio. Jackson G-9 COA.

Articulated bracelet with rectangular links in 18K grey gold (750‰) enameled in Parma color Maker's markDiameter: 5,5 cm Height: 3,4 cmGross weight: 95,9 g

1890-1920, Arizona G-9, L-81 1/4", W-48 3/4" Ganada Style, Minor Damage to edges only grades as a G9