This lot holds 7 lanceolates by a number of location names; there are also about 12 more fragments of the paleo era. They were all found between Colorado and Wyoming. The largest is a lancolate made of Alibates at 4.25 in./ 108 mm in the Plainview style; an Angostura point at 2.325 in./ 60 mm; an Allen point in white at 1.75 in./ 44 mm; a Pryor Stemmed point at 1.5 in./ 38 mm (incorrectly marked as a Greenbriar); a McKean point at 1.75 in./ 44 mm with great color striation; an Allen point of Calcedony at 2.375 in./ 60 mm; a McKean point at 1 in./ 25 mm. The rest (12) are fragments of the paleo era. 12,000 to 8 000 B.P. From the Bracken collection. Please see photos for details. Gary Bracken Collection