2 3/16" Merserve. Rogers COA. Translucent Moss Agate.

4 3/8" Adena Blade. Translucent Moss Agate. Ohio masterpiece. Ex-Dr. Stan Copeland. Rogers COA

2 9/16" Oakalla. Williamson Co, TX. Translucent Agate. Rogers COA

3 3/16" Clovis. Kansas. Well patinated Agate with the base exhibiting translucency. Looks like Moss Agate. Robust, classic Clovis shape. Ex-Dr. Joe Otten. Rogers COA

2 3/8" Simpson. Jefferson Co, FL. This Paleo point is made of translucent Amber Agate. Edge had small spots of filler (removed). Thin. Rogers COA

Pretty glossy dark maroon/black chert or jasper found in Haskell Co., Texas. Ex - Kurt Scott Collection. Rogers COA

2 13/16" Marcos. Central Texas. Translucent. Well made and in fine shape. Ex-Michael Barbiaux. Rogers COA

15/16" Midland. Southwest TX. Thin, very good condition. Loaded with color. Translucent Agate. Rogers COA

2 3/16" Corner Tang Knife. Kay Co, OK. Two Tone Kay County Chert. Found by Rick Stevens. Pictured in Jan. 2009 CSAJ, p35. Rogers COA

3 1/16" Plainview. Red River Co, TX. Wonderfully translucent Agate. Color. Rogers COA

1 3/8" Pryor Stemmed. Keith Co, Nebraska. Highly translucent Amber Agate. Very good condition. Found by Monte Samuelson 1930-1940. Rogers COA

2" Cody Knife, Translucent Agate, Motley COA, Colorado

2 7/16" Clovis. Dunn Co, ND. Wonderfully made, well fluted and thin. Colorful gem Agate. An old Dr. Stan Copeland piece. Jackson and Rogers COAs. Featured on the Highlights page in this auction's cata

Travis Co., Texas example. Made of high grade highly translucent Edwards plateau. Super thin and phenomenally well made with great symmetry! Rogers COA dated 7/10/12.

7/8 x 2 3/8 inches. Provenance: Purchased at auction in the 1940s by the consignor's grandfather Condition: Good Temp No 6153

Two Translucent Ohio Points. 2" & 2 3/8". Both are agate material (smallest is Moss Agate). Ex-Lewis McDaniel

2 7/8" Buzzard Roost Creek. TN area. Translucent Agate. Putty G9 COA

4 Dalton Points. 2 3/16" Serrated Dalton (IN, Bennett COA), 1 15/16" Dalton (Butler Co, MO, Bennett COA), 1 1/8" Greenbriar Dalton (Livingston Co, IL) and 2 1/16" Agate Dalton (flake off back)

Made from a glossy brown/tan high grade semi-translucent chert.  What they call 'cookie cutter' in terms of craftsmanship. Found in Oklahoma. Jackson G-10 COA.

2 5/16" Agate Basin. Glossy Light Gray Chert. Roosevelt County, New Mexico near Blackwater Draw. Ex Sam Johnson and Tony Putty. Rogers COA

Exquisite example. Ultra thin and literally read through it translucent. Uniquely double fluted on both sides. Grinding extends all the way to where the reshapening begins. Rare opportunity to own a P

Cascade 2 3/16" Found in Oregon and made out of Agate comes with a Ryan Keele COA Ex: Walt McIntyre Collection. The note in the frame stated that these were found in Oregon in the early 1900's on priv

3 3/16" Clovis. Breckenridge Co, KY. Thin, well made. Restored on edge & 1 barb. Hornstone. From Buddy Scheidegger's Clovis frame (frame can be seen in WW#2, p163). Has Rogers COA

2 11/16 Semi-Translucent Agate Basin made of Agate from La Plata Co., Colorado w/ Keele COA. Very nicely made agate basin. Ex Marcus Meyer Collection

2 1/4" Mescal. TX. Found by Lupiz Dias. Translucent Agate. Ex-Greg Perino Collection. Perino COA