Lost Lake, gray

3 1/4" Lost Lake/Kirk. Gray and white Ft Payne material. Meade County, Kentucky. Point has a slight twist. Ex Dale Rector

Lost Lake

3 5/8" Kentucky Lost Lake. Attractive Ft. Payne with gray and cream swirls. Slight tip impact. Ex-Kyle Lawson. Putty G8 COA. 7/21: Added photos to listing

3 3/8" Lost Lake. Clark Co, KY. Beautfully pattered purple and gray Sonora. Pictured in Davis' The Relic List (#67), WW#11 (p434) and Duane Johnson's Apr 2020 Sale Catalog. Ex-Dale Rector, Duane Johns

4 13/16" OUTSTANDING LOST LAKE, JERRY DICKEY, GREG PERINO, & TOM DAVIS COAS, FOUND IN JERSEY CO ILLINOIS, EX B.W STEPHENS COLLECTION, STEPHENS BOUGHT FROM GRAY LADASSOR IN JULY OF 1955, LADASSOR P

3" Lost Lake. Wilson Co, TN. Broad example with finely flaked edges. Nicely patinated gray Hornstone. Very fine example. Ex-Kyle Lawson. Davis G9 COA. Featured on Intro Page (3) in Auction Catalog.

Superb Color in this Bullseys Hornstone example in dove-gray and purple banded material from Central Tennessee. Ex - Griffin Collection.

Extremely well made. High grade chert patinated different colors, gray to light brown, from side to side. Super serrations. Kentucky.

3 13/16” Lost Lake. Davidson Co, TN. Very well made, nicely beveled. Gray fossil chert. Ex-Sean Cotner. G10 Lost Lake. Pictured in Who's Who #12, p189. Rogers COA

Lot of 56, including a fine Fulton Turkey Tail point in banded dark gray chert, 3 ½” long; plus Lost Lake/Notched Base Dovetail point in likely Muldraugh chert, 3 ¼” long, im

3 5/16" Lost Lake. Barren Co, KY. Carter Cave. Exquisite flaking. Perino, Jackson and Davis G10 COAs. A museum quality piece

Outstanding symmetry and construction. Well patinated Dover Chert with very interesting stringy sponge fossils running throughout that look 'baby blue' in color against the darker charcoal grayish bac

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

4 13/16" Lost Lake. Clay Co, AR. Finely made with expert flaking and a notched base. Very nice. Ex-Roy Hathcock. Roy acquired from Ed Meiners in 1972. Well pictured in The Hathcock Collection (Aid, p9

4 13/16" Lost Lake. Clay Co, AR. Can be seen in Roy's frame in WW#5 (bottom p79). Very nice. Hathcock. On 10/31/15, the additional collector information was added: Roy acquired from Ed Meiners in 1972

3 1/2" Hornstone Lost Lake. Recovered in Lincoln Co, KY. Pictured in WW#11, p443. Ex-Dale Rector

3 1/4" Lostlake found in found in Central Kentucky made of Fort. Payne Chert, Very Finely Flaked with Great Notches, Pictured in Who's Who #12, Perino/Dickey C.O.A

5"Lost Lake. McKett Co, TN. The Hirzel Lost Lake. Thin, superbly made. Featured in Hirzel's sale catalog (Garth's Nov 1998). Slight grinding to tip. Ex-Dr. Stan Copeland

3 1/8" Lost Lake. Adair Co, KY. High grade Hornstone. Excellent symmetry with consistent bevel. Pictured in WW #11, p435. Ex-Dale Rector, Pat Dowdle. Davis G10 COA

3 11/16" Lost Lake. Fairfield Co, OH. Glossy tan chert. Classic shape, very well made. Ex-Dan Worley. Putty G9 COA

3 1/2" Lost Lake. KY. Hornstone. Thin, fine edgework. G10. Ex-Rick Marsh. Pictured in WW#11, p298

3 3/4" Lost Lake. Lyon Co, KY. Classic example, thin with long barbs. Very well made with slight, graceful torque to blade. Made of glossy Hopkinsville Chert. Ex-Matt Dungan, David Farris, Brian Kerns

4" Lost Lake. IN. Classic Hornstone example. Fine condition. Well made. Ex-Ken Seim, Rocky Hall. Perino COA

3 5/8” Lost Lake found in Christian Co., Kentucky, Fort Payne flint