4 1/4" Cobbs Knife. Made of glossy Sonora Flint.

3 1/4" Paleo Square Knife. Illinois. White, semi-glossy flint. Thin and well made. G10. Ex-Leo Paul Davis

4 1/4" Nicely Made Flint Knife or Spear Head found in Northern Africa.

Nice pretty example made from Sonora flint (per Stermer) reported from Harrison CO., Indiana. Formerly of the Charlie Shewey Collection!

Well patinated, glossy, multi-toned Bullseye Hornstone. Thin and exceptionally well made with classic transitional Paleo flaking. Found in Clark County, Kentucky. Ex- Witt Collection. Jackson G-9 COA.

1 1/4" Corner Notch Bird Point made of Knife River Flint Found By Fred Kronenburg in Makoti North Dakota (Ward County)

Hornstone example from Bullitt Co., Kentucky. Ex - L. Scott Collection. Davis COA.

4 1/4" Cobbs Knife, Arkansas, Ex Donnie Austin Collection

4 7/8" Cobbs Knife, Flint Ridge, Sandusky Co Ohio

4 1/4" Adena. White Glossy Flint. Franklin County, Missouri. Ex Gilbert Cooper and Terry Allen. Rogers COA

4 1/4" Nicely Made Colorful Neolithic Flint Blade found in North Africa

4" Cobbs blade made of Hornstone flint from Gibson Co, Indiana.

4 1/4" Copena Triangular Knife Dover Flint West TN.

4" Square Knife made from Burlington flint found in Brown Co, Illinois.

4 1/2" Triangular Knife. Ohio. Glossy black flint. Ex-Lewis McDaniel

4" Adena Point, Bennett COA, made of Sonora flint. Found in Woodford Co., Kentucky. Native American Artifact

4 ¼” triangle knife Bath Co., Kentucky, Hornstone flint

4 7/8" Cobbs. Boyd Co, KY. Very well made. Glossy Carter Cave. Ex-William Farley. Jackson G9 COA

Vintage Tang Knife Made of a Light Texas Flint. Unknown maker. They did a good job. Very close in manufacture to the old ones. No patination.

4 3/4" Covington Knife. Robertson Co, TX. Well made, colorful flint. Rogers COA

5 7/8" Cobbs Knife. Van Buren Co, IA (Pittsburg). Large, fine first stage example. Glossy flint. Ex-Steve Elwood

Cobbs Knife & Flint Adz Found in Lafayette Co. Missouri longest is 4 1/2" Ex: John Grenawalt Collection.

3 1/4" Cobbs Knife, Madison Co, Illinois, Ex Glen Leesman, Ben Stermer COA

Exceptional example with unusually heavy blade use wear on one edge from cutting cane or thatch, this wear is commonly seen on Lamine Knives from far to the west but rarely on Cobbs Knives. Cool! Boyd

4 3/4" Flint Ridge Cobbs Archaic Knife, Bennett COA, Knox County Ohio