Rare 4 1/4" Early Ovoid Knife - Jackson G-9 COA

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.

4 1/4" Anchor Pendant. Decatur Co, IN. Finely made with heavy banding. Thin, very well made. Ex-Deward Brantley estate. Found by Tom Himelick in 1944. Pictured in WW#12, p88. Jackson G9.5 COA

4" Kerrville Knife. LaSalle Co, TX. Pedernales River Chert. Very well made example. Ex-Mark Spangler. Jackson G9 COA

Made of extra pretty glossy well patinated blue-black with brown undertones Upper Mercer Chert. Fluted on both sides. Rare transitional type with an overall 'Agate Basin-like' lanceolate form. Found i

2 1/4" Fluorspar Dicsoidal. KY. Ex-Ankrom, Hal Noe. Jackson G9+ COA

7 1/4" Short Base Benton. Yell Co, AR (Briggsville). Thin, very large example. Ex-Earl Townsend, Judge Ed Payne. Jackson G9+ COA

4 1/4" Lost Lake. Ohio Co, KY. Well patinated Carter Cave. Large, well made with fine beveling. Ex-E.L. Shiddler. Putty and Jackson G9+ COAs

Excruciatingly thin. Superb early transverse parallel flaking to a median ridge on both sides. Made of highly translucent caramel colored Agate. Great example. Provenance simply reported as 'Colorado'

10 1/4" Flint Spade. IL. Very well made with excellent bit polish. Relatively thin. Mill Creek Chert. Ex-Mark Spangler, Vernon Endres. Jackson G9.5+ COA

3 1/4" Finely Made Early Ovoid Knife found in Pettis County, Missouri by Bert Bradshaw. Comes with a Ryan Keele COA. Indian artifact Key words: Ancient, Prehistoric Native American Indian Artifacts, A

Rare opportunity to acquire one of the All-time finest Flint Ridge Doves ever. Color to die for with perfect symmetry, form, and flaking. Found in Fairfield Co., Ohio. Jackson G-10 & Stermer COA's.

2 1/4" Clovis. OH. Coshocton. Well made. Ex-Bryce Hathcock, Jackson Galleries (7.12.16 sale). Putty G9 COA

4 1/4" Early Ovoid Knife. Hixton. Illinios. Ex Robert Hauser and Jake Vahle

Perfect form and flaking. Great color. No stacks or divots. Labeled Seneca, Missouri which is in Newton County near Joplin. Really fine example of a nice rare form. Jackson G-9 COA.

Nice example from Butler Co., Ohio formerly of the Robert Ankrom Collection. Jackson G-9+ COA.

Ultra thin. Fabulous flaking. And translucency to die for. Ex- Anderson Collection.Found in Brown Co., South Dakota. Jackson G-9 COA.  

Classic form. Great flutes. Nicely river stained to a pretty brownish/orange Fort Payne. Rare Tennessee type. Jackson G-9+ COA.

5.3/4" Paleo Early Ovoid Knife, Motley COA, Illinois, Ex A.B. Morris, Tom Amble

Great color!! Great size!! Great symmetry!! Very impressive in a frame based on that color and size. From good old well known Bill Cain Collection. Found in Holmes Co., Ohio. Jackson G-9 COA.

Really fine Dover Chert example with classic form and flaking. Expertly crafted and very thin. Tennessee. Jackson G-9 COA.

5 1/4" Paleo Early Ovoid Knife found in Hancock Co, Illinois.

4 9/16" Paleo Early Ovoid Knife that was found in Adams Co, Illinois.

Early Ovoid Paleo Knife, Keele COA, Ex Steve McCabe Collection, 3.3/4" Long

Very rare form. Superb early flaking. Ultra thin. Missouri / Illinois type. Jackson G-8 COA.