023: 2 3/16" Redstone - Jackson COA

Classic glossy gray hornstone. Multiple flutes on one side, 80% flute on the other. Thin and extremely well crafted. No surprises like stacks or divots. Found in Howard County, Indiana. Ex- Jeffries E

Classic form. Great flutes. Nicely river stained to a pretty brownish/orange Fort Payne. Rare Tennessee type. Jackson G-9+ COA.

Pretty small clovis with nice fluting from Morgan Co., Ohio. Ex - Joseph Evans Collection. Jackson G-8 COA

Nice example from Brown Co., Ohio in a bluish Flint Ridge. Ex - Roger Purcell Collection. Jackson G-9 COA

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.

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

2 3/16" Pinetree. Bath Co, KY. Boyle Chert. Ex-Steve Clark, Joe Fairbanks. Nice. Jackson COA

2 3/16" Monolithic Axe Effigy Pipe. Rhea Co, TN. Polished Limestone. Pictured in WW#11 (p106). FB Steve Gallagher. Jackson G8+ COA

2 3/16" Clovis. Stark Co, OH. Hornstone. Ex-Rick Koenig. Jackson G8.5+ COA

2 3/16" Clovis. Morgan Co, OH. Coshocton. Ex-Rick Koenig, Joe Evans. Jackson G8 COA

2 3/16" Clovis. McFadden, TX. Ex-Bryce Hathcock, Jackson Galleries (7.12.14 auction). Found in 1981. Putty G8 COA

Nice exmple from Ohio in Coshocton flint. Jackson G-8 COA.

Extra fine example from Travis Co., Texas formerly of the Frump and Allen Collections. Ultra thin. Highly translucent. Perfect symmetry and a needle tip to boot! Made of high grade  Edwards Plate

Coshocton flint example from Ohio. Formerly of the Jack Litchfield Collection. Jackson COA.

2 1/2" Plainview, Jackson COA, found in Missouri, made of Burlington Chert, Beautiful Example of type, Flaking is exceptional, Ex Ron Comer Collection

All mini helmets signed in black sharpie with holder. 1. Jimmy Johnson - COA 2. Rickey Jackson - COA 3. Hugh McElhenny - COA 4. Bill Walsh - deceased 5. Bob StClair -deceased

Deep rich black banded chert from Decatur Co., Indiana. Fluted over half way on both sides. Really fine. Jackson COA.

Nice hornstone example from Tennessee. Rogers COA'ed example with multiple flutes.

Alabama/Tennessee line example in a higher quality fossil laden chert. Ex Belden and Thomas Snooke Collections. Partain COA.

High grade Ohio Cream chert. Great symmetry, form, and flaking to die for. Exceptional craftsmanship. Needle tip. Found in Scioto Co., Ohio. Jackson COA.

Heavily ground lateral edges and deposit laden. Pretty multicolored vertically streaked fossil chert flaked with a heavily ground long waisted fishtail base. Found in Southern Georgia. Jackson G-8 COA

Extra pretty Coshocton with lots of blues and whites. Perfect symmetry and quite thin for the type. Found in Crawford Co., Ohio. Jackson COA.

Green banded slate example from Pike Co., Kentucky formerly of the Art Heaton Collection. Very rare item from this part of Kentucky.

3 3/16" Dalton, Berner COA, Southern Illinois, Herb Mangold Collection