2 3/4" Lost Lake - Jackson COA

Fine example made of well patinated glossy and very pretty Fort Payne Chert. Kentucky type accompanied with a Jackson COA from 2014.

Great form and great symmetry. No stacks, divots, or other unpleasantries. Really a fine relic. Multicolored glossy well patinated high grade Flint Ridge. Fairfield Co., Ohio. Jackson G-10 COA.

2 3/4" Lost Lake. KY. Predominately beige Ft. Payne. Very well made. Ex-Glenn McQuaide. Putty G8 COA

2 3/4" Lost Lake. MO. Glossy two tone chert. Ex-George Dick. Pictured in St. Louis Prehistoric Art (1956, p71) and Oct 1956 CSAJ, p78. Davis G10 COA

2 3/4" Lost Lake. Massac Co, IL. Nicely beveled, thin. Davis G7 COA (looks like a 9)

2 3/4" Lost Lake. Harrison Co, IN. Hornstone. Ex-Dave Cole. Davis G7 COA

2 7/8" Lost Lake. Jackson Co, OH. Flintridge. Thin. Ex-Trekell, Dick Coulter, Dr. Stan Copeland. Pictured in WW#9 (p62). Davis G8 COA

2 7/8" Lost Lake. Kentucky. Long barbs, classic shape. Hornstone. Ex-Jerry Sherman, Bill Craycraft. Jackson COA

2 3/4" Lost Lake Made of Hornstone Madison CO IN

2 3/4" Lost Lake Nicely Beveled Massac CO., IL. Burnated tip. from a private collection out of St. Louis, Missouri

2 Bedford Co, TN Artifacts. 2 3/4" Lost Lake and Quad. Leo Paul Davis

2 3/4" Lost Lake. TN. Buffalo River Chert. Ex-Earl Townsend

2 3/4" Lost Lake Headed to an Edgefield Scraper, Indiana Green KY, Ex. Hill Coll, Native American Artifacts

1 11/16" Wide with beveled edges from sharpening. Found in Mercer Co. OH.

Pretty hornstone example with good frame presence. However it exhibits modern rework at the tip. AS-IS.

Outstanding symmetry and construction. Well patinated Dover Chert with very interesting stringy sponge fossils running throughout that look 'baby blue' in color against the darker charcoal grayish bac

3 3/4" Lost Lake. Lyon Co, KY. Classic example, thin with long barbs. Very well made with slight, graceful torque to blade. Made of glossy Hopkinsville Chert. Ex-Matt Dungan, David Farris, Brian Kerns

OUTSTANDING 3 1/2" LOST LAKE, DICKEY COA, FOUND NEAR THE TOWN OF ATLANTA IN LOGAN COUNTY ILLINOIS, EX GLEN LEESMAN, CHRIS OSWALD

Nice Variegated Quartzite example in yellows and reds. St. Clair Co., Illinois. Jackson COA.

3 3/4" Lost Lake. Lawrence Co, TN. High grade Ft. Payne. Serrated edges, long barbs.. Ex-Tony Perryman. Davis G9 COA

Made of a beautiful charcoal gray and light cream conglomerate chert. Superb Transitional Paleo example with excellent basal thinning and heavy lateral grinding. Clasically built slightly dowel-like a

Found by Karl Schug in Dodge Co., Wisconsin. Paleo point made from Prairie Du Chein Chert. Jackson COA.

3 7/16" Lost Lake, Rogers COA, Ohio

3 5/8" Lost Lake, Berner COA, Ohio, Herb Mangold Collection