3 3/16" Neuberger - Baker G-9.5 COA

Nice cream 'Bailey' chert example from Missouri papered by Baker as a Neuberger for Jacob Sigite. Formerly of the Tate Collection. G-9.5 Baker COA.

High grade champagne colored fossil chert with a very interesting cream colored inclusion on one side. Expertly crafted with 'Killer' collateral flaking. Highly translucent. Reported found along the W

3 5/8" Clovis. Stewart Co, TN. Very well made. Ft. Payne Chert. Nicely fluted. Ex-Bryce Hathcock. Jackson G9.5 COA

Nice hornstone example reported from Woodford Co., Kentucky. Baker identified as Sonora flint but we feel it is Hornstone. Ex - Dennis Hurt Collection. Baker G-10 COA.

Wayne Co., Ohio example in Flint Ridge with a Baker G-9 COA +1 more.

3 3/16" Lost Lake. Scioto Co, OH. Ft. Payne. Baker G9 COA

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

Clark Co., Ohio example from the Walter Johnson Collection. Baker G-10 COA. Light gray Upper Mercer/Coshocton flint.

Highland Co., Ohio example in Flint Ridge (Baker ID's as hornstone) formerly of the Wall Collection. Baker G-10 COA +1 more.

Nice mozarkite example covered with mineral deposits from Missouri. Ex - Terry Allen Collection. Baker G-9 COA.

Nice pink/orange sherbert colored flint identified by Baker as Crowley's Ridge Cobble Chert. Evidence of having been wired to a board. Baker G-9 COA

Missouri example with classic flaking formerly of the Tate Collection. Burlington Chert. Baker G-9 COA.

Classically patinated Alibates with yellowish tinge. Reported from Oklahoma. Baker G-8.5 COA.

Nice example from Madison Co., Kentucky. Fort Payne Chert. Baker G-8.5 COA

Nice burlington chert example from Missouri from the Tate Collection. Baker G-8.5 COA

Pretty yellow toned Crowley's Ridge example. Early stage form with basically one light resharpening. Origin noted as Missouri. Ex- Ron Comer Collection. Baker G-9 and Jackson COA's.

Nicely made exmaple with mineralization over its entirety. Dickey notes modern rework in the hafting area. Davis and Baker do not. Davis G-9, Dickey, Baker COA's.

Thin with lethal serrations. Chocolate brown with white speckles and a red spot. Very pretty. ID'ed as Bailey Chert by Baker. Deeply fluted on both sides with literally no damage. Baker G-10 COA.

Coastal plains chert example reported from Muckalee Creek, near Americus, Sumter Co., Georgia. Papered for Christie Hatman Auctions. Ex - Tate Collection. Baker G-8 COA

3 3/16" Snyders. Missouri. Wafer thin with excellent symmetry. Glossy chert. Ex-Earl Townsend (#1385, acquired 1950's). Davis G10 COA

Nice Coshocton example from Warren Co., Ohio. Includes a Bennett COA

Nice Coshocton example from Warren Co., Ohio. Includes a Bennett COA

Nice example from Tennessee in Carter Cave flint. Bennett COA.

Coshocton flint example near first stage. Ohio Baker COA