9 3/4" Wadlow Blade. IL/MO. Davis G8 & Rogers COAs.

Group of 5 New York Points (1 is PA). 3" - 4 3/4". Includes nice Mansion Inn Blade and large (Shale) Genesee. All in good condition. Ex-Tom Davis. Central KY Relics COAs on each (G8-9)

OUTSTANDING 9 1/2" MAYAN BIPOINT BLADE, PERINO, ROGERS, & JACKSON COAS, AMAZING PRE-COLUMBIAN KNIFE. VERY THIN AND WELL FLAKED

2 3/4" Decatur. Marion Co, OH. Blue/gray Upper Mercer with two tone base. Ex-Kevin Pipes, Tom Davis. Partain and Davis G8 COAs

3 3/4" Beaver Lake. Madison Co, KY. Translucent, high grade Sonora flint. Ex-Sonny Atkinson. Davis G9 and Rogers COAs

4 3/4" Dovetail. Illinois. Finely flaked with detailed edgework. Glossy, tinted Burligton. G10. Ex-Bill Ballinger, Dr. Richard Sisson, Modoc Smith collections. Pictured in WW#9 (Sisson, p330). Putty G

9 3/4" Wadlow. Madison Co, IL. Ex-Eddie Freyer, Richard Murray, Ben Thomspon. Finely made Wadlow. Might have slight rechipping to tip. Well pictured in WW#5 (p285)

Very fine 7 3/4" Beveled Mississippian Blade. Found near the Cumberland River in Nashville, TN. Thin with alternatively beveled edges. Finely flaked Buffalo River Chert with orange hue. Ex-Steven Coop

4 7/8" PHENOMENAL DOVETAIL, JERRY DICKEY, TOM DAVIS, & DWAIN ROGERS COAS, FOUND IN ST LOUIS COUNTY MISSOURI, EX DR TITTERINGTON, EX GRAY LADASSOR, EXCEPTIONAL FLAKING AND GREAT FORM, NICE HIGH END

9 3/4" Very Thin, Well made, great restoration where broke and glued in 3 piece.

5 1/8" Little River Point. Baxter Co, AR. White Novaculite. Tremendous example. Ex-Roy Hathcock. Pictured in The Roy Hathcock Collection (Aid, p115). Davis G10 and Rogers COAs

A Japanese Wakazashi KAMAKURA PERIOD (1192-1333) inscribed Rai Kunitoshi. Blade length 9 3/4 in., 25 cm. Overall length 15 1/2 in., 39 cm. Provenance: Property from a Private Canadian Collection

4 7/8" Dovetail. Hornstone. Found in 1963, (Milford) Bracken Co, KY. Davis G10, Jackson, and Rogers COAs

Nicely made example found near Casper in Natrona Co., Wyoming. Partain and Rogers type as a Midland, however we agree with Baker that Goshen is a better fit due to the quality of flaking and size. A f

4 3/4" Weeping Eye Shell Gorget. Cleveland, TN. Nice, well engraved. Ex-Dan Stroud. Davis G8 COA

Seymour Remenick American, 1923-1999 (i) Delaware Bridge Oil on panel 8 x 13 3/4 inches (20.3 x 34.9 cm) Provenance: Davis Galleries, New York, Aug. 1954 (ii) Delaware Bridge Initialed S. R. (lr) Ink

7 5/8" Edwards Chert Caddo Blade. Clark County, Arkansas. Ex-Roy Lynn, Sonny Hutchinson, Al Kennedy, and Ken Partain. Davis, Partain, and Jackson COAs

7 15/16" San Saba. Collin Co, Texas. Large blade. Vey thin with detailed flaking. Recovered in 2007. Dickey and Rogers COAs.

4 3/4" Weeping Eye Shell Mask Gorget. Bradley Co, TN. Rare offering. Davis G8 COA

4 9/16" INCREDIBLE DOVETAIL FOUND IN ST LOUIS COUNTY MISSOURI, EX JERRY GODBEY, BERNER & DAVIS COA'S, NATIVE AMERICAN ARROWHEAD, INDIAN ARTIFACT

3 1/4" Clovis. Pike Co, IL. Very well made. Ex-Tom Davis, Tony Bakutis. Pictured in Paleo-Indian Artifacts (p30). Perino and Rogers COAs

Gorham Silver sterling silver flatware service ''Buttercup'' pattern- including 6 dinner knives (round tip blade), 9 3/4''; 12 dinner knives, 8 3/4''; 12 flat handle butter spreader, 6''; 5 forks, 7 1

7 ¾” Ceremonial Blade. Spiro Mound. LeFlore Co, OK. Ex-Joe Otten, Tommy Beutell. Thin, very well made. Davis G10 COA

4 9/16" Serrated Dovetail. Mercer Co, KY. Ft. Payne. Ex-Phil Foley, Clem Caldwell. Jackson and Davis G10 COAs

3 9/16" Lost Lake. Highly Patinated Hornstone. Found in Hardin Co, KY. Pictured in WW#11, p435. Ex-Dale Rector. Davis and Jackson COAs