5" Oviod Knife, extremely thin, Riley County, Kansas

5" Oviod Knife, extremely thin, Riley County, Kansas

3 5/16" INCREDIBLE SPANISH DIGGINGS QUARTZITE EARLY OVIOD KNIFE FOUND IN WELD COUNTY COLORADO, VERY THIN AND WELL FLAKED EXAMPLE

3 3/4” Knife, Florence Chert, Riley County Kansas,

6 5/8" High Quality Caddo Knife. Motley COA. Very thin and well made with nice coloration. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri

Found in Marion County, MO near Palmyra. Thin, good size and form.

4 5/16" Paleo Knife from the Earl Townsend Collection w/ Keele COA. Very thin and well-made blade made of Burlington Chert. Ex Earl Townsend Collection

This lot has five knife blades from Oklahoma and Kansas. There are three blades from Kay County, Ok. A gray double beveled knife from the Arkansas River near Ponca City 5.25 in./ 134 mm; a blade from

8 5/8" Colorful Morse Knife. Morgan County, Missouri along Flat Creek. Ex Floyd Ritter Collection

5 11/16" Archaic Base Tang Knife. Hill Co, TX. Thin (max ~.25"). Broad, very well made. Ex-Mark Van Horne. Rogers COA

Fine 5 1/2" Paleo Knife. Kay Co, OK. Thin, well made. Niobrara Jasper. Found by Rick Stevens in 2007. Rogers COA

6 5/8" Colorful Mississippian Ramey Knife, Madison Co Illlinois, Very Thin

5 7/8" Scottsbluff (Knife). Howard Co, AR. Large, very well made. Thin, fine parallel flaking. G10. Ex-Steve Lee, Thomas Gilcrease, Dr. Lemely. Pictured in Legend of Prehistoric Art II, p331. Meadows,

This collection has over 80 specimens of projectile points including one knife and four drills. Most items are marked from Kay County, Oklahoma. The knife has its own display box, 5.5 in/ 140 mm. Ther

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

INCREDIBLE 6 5/8" PURPLE RHYOLITE ARCHAIC KNIFE, MOTLEY COA, FOUND IN STODDARD COUNTY MISSOURI, EX BILL ROWLETT, RARE MATERIAL! PICTURED IN WHO'S WHO #9 PAGE 299 IN FLOYD'S COLLECTION

4 5/8" Early Ovoid Knife. Hart Co, KY. Hornstone with cortex base. Very thin with lateral Paleo flaking. Ex-Gary Noel, Hubert Shelton

Pre-Columbian classic Mayan dagger / knife found in Ecuador, extremely well made and fine example with lots of coloration, just a hair under 9" L and approx 2 1/8" W x 1/4" thick (very thin for its si

Extremely RARE Japanese Samurai TANTO Knife Dagger, Very Unusual Signed Shin-Shinto era Pierced Blade. Full Length 15.5 inch Blade Length 7.5 inch

5 3/16" Double Notched Butterfly Bannerstone. Marion County, OH. Completely Drilled With Very Thin Wings. Ex: John F. Berner.

MUSEUM GRADE 5 9/16" SCOTTSBLUFF, DICKEY & ROGER'S COA, FOUND IN PIKE COUNTY MISSOURI, EX E.K. PETRIE, EX GUY BROTHERS, AMAZING PARALLEL FLAKING, VERY THIN WITH GREAT COLOR AND NO DAMAGE, TRULY AN INV

5 1/16" Outstanding North Blade found in Benton County, Mo w/ Keele COA. Pictured in Who's Who #10 page 200. Ancient North Blades of this size with this much color are extremely rare. Exhibits correct

Very Thin Winged Bannerstone, 3 Tally Marks on Each Wing, Made from Finely Grained Hardstone. Ex. Earl Townsend, Johnson County, Arkansas, 3.67" x 2.5" x 0.80"

MASSIVE 9 3/4" EARLY HIXTON KNIFE, DICKEY COA, FOUND IN WALWORTH COUNTY WISCONSIN IN 1943 BY JOHN UTTER NEAR DELAVAN LANE, HUGE EXAMPLE THAT IS VERY THIN AND WELL FLAKED, BROKEN AND GLUED IN THE CENTE

Eric Aho (American b.1966), "County Mayo #34", Acrylic on Paper, signed lower center, framed, marked "Kansas Prairie Papers No. 34" to reverse. Image: 11.5" H x 11" W; frame: 18.25" H x 18.25" W. Keyw