2 5/16” Pinetree. Pictured WW#6. Davis G10 COA

2 1/8" Pinetree. Kentucky. Nice serrations. Hornstone. Ex-Kurt Zimmert. Davis G10 COA

2 1/2" Serrated Pinetree. Kentucky. Dover Very thin. Davis G10 COA

2 3/4" Clovis. Burlington Chert. Illinois. A Christmas gift from Vivian in 2006. Pictured in WW#11, p435. Ex-Mark Mullins and Dale Rector. Davis G10 COA

5 1/2" Flintridge Dovetail. Fairfield Co, OH. Striking, vivid Flintridge. Thin, very well made. Ex-Walt Evans, Gary Lewis. Pictured in 2018 #4 Prehistoric American (p36) and in Evans' Dovetail Frame i

2 13/16" Pinetree. Logan Co, KY. Ex-Gary Lewis, Owen Davis. Putty G10 COA

3 1/2" Teardrop Blade. Calaveras Co, CA. Thin, very well made. Beautifully coated with frost patination. FB Ken Seals. Davis G10 COA. Pictured on introductory page of this auction's catalog.

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 5/8" Lost Lake. Cumberland Co, KY. Classic shape. Hornstone. Pictured in WW#10, p147. Davis G10 COA

Rare 3 5/16" Rectangular Barrel Bannerstone. Chenango Co, NY. Chlorite. Pictured in Knoblock's Bannerstone Book ([p120). Davis G10 COA

2 3/4" Hardin. Miller Co, AR. Ex-Roy Hathcock. Well pictured in The Roy Hathcock Collection (Aid, p108). Davis G10 COA

2 7/8" Hardin. MO. Flawless example. From the Roy Hathcock Hardin Frame. Pictured in The Roy Hathcock Collection (p108). Davis G10 COA

6 1/2" Cupped Discoidal. Mercer Co, IL. Excellent polish and symmetry. Ex-Russell P. Neuwerk. Well pictured in 1948 Illinois Archeological Journal (April, p34). Davis G10 COA

2 3/4" Quad. Pendleton Co, KY. Thin with pronouced trasverse flaking. Pictured in WW#11 (p435). Ex-Dale Rector. Davis G10 COA

Pretty example from Lee Co., Mississippi formerly of the Charles Hester Collection. Pink Fossil Chert.

2 7/8" Decatur. Kentucky. Carter Cave. Fine edgework. Ex-Rick Marsh. Davis G10 COA

Extra pretty horizontally banded Hornstone. Perfect form, symmetry, and flaking. Long extended needle-tip. Montgomery Co., Kentucky. Jackson G-10 COA.

Pretty cream and blush  example from Harrison Co., Indiana. COA from Patrick Dowdle of Ground Work Relics who identified the material as Avon Chert. G-10 Dowdle COA

2 5/16" Decatur. Tennessee. Broad base, nicely serrated edges. Dover. Davis G9 COA

4 5/16" Ramey Knife Pictured / Davis COA, Madison CO IL, Ex Kevin Calvin, Ex Vahle, Pictured in Indian Artifact Magizine Vol-28-4 Page 45. Creek Found.

2 7/8" Winged Bannerstone. Wabash Co, IN. Red Jasper. Nicely made, very good condition. A colorful, hard to find Bannerstone type. Pictured in Lutz' The Archaic Bannerstone (p255, #11). Great collecto

3 15/16" Dovetail. Wonderfully flaked, well shaped. Glossy Coshocton chert. Ex-Jeff Hunt, Jim Bickel. Davis G10 COA. 3.26.21 - Updated provenance. Ex Found by Neil Brooks in Huntington Co, IN (Near Ma

Super nice example formerly of the Fredrick Abel collection and pictured in Who's Who in Indian Relics #10 on page 8, center plate, left hand side, 5 o'clock position. Davis G-10 COA dated 2013.

2 7/8" Scottsbluff. IL. Glossy, reddish chert. Thin, nice. Davis G10 COA

3 5/16" Humboldt. Tulare Co, CA. First stage Obsidian example. Well made with Paleo flaking. Found by Ken Seals. Davis G10 COA. Featured on the cover of this month's (Nov 2017) Prehistoric Antiquities