This Hale or Bascom is made of glossy Kays flint and was found in Madison Co., NC. Very slight nick on one shoulder. 2 1/8” by 4 ¼.” A fine point for the Tar Heel State. $300.

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Deeply beveled, heavily serrated Hardin barbed pt. is orangey yellow chert with a red flush on the stem. Found in Woodruff Co., AR. 2 ¾.” $250

This Lange is made of beautiful waxy gray and caramel Edward Plateau flint. Point is 3” and was found in Central Texas. Ex-Pohler. $35. Very slight tip nick.

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Killer Holland is made of a tan glossy flint and was found in Woodruff Co., AR. 3 7/8.” Minor restoration to one ear. $350. Would be $1,400 if it weren’t for the slight damage.

Colorful Dickson is made out of white, light and dark gray mozarkite. Gorgeous stuff! Jefferson Co., IA. $85.

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This light gray chert paleo may be a Clovis , but I’m going to call it a Holland because there is no true fluting and there are a few light serrations. 3.” Macon Co., MO. $400.

This Clovis is just over 3” and is very thin, with nice flutes on both faces. Ex-Steve Flanagan. Calvin Howard COA Graves Co., KY creek find. Very tiny nick on the side. $1,350.

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This wonderful Simpson knife is 1 7/8” by 3 ¾” and was found in Lafayette Co., FL. I bought this from Len Weidner some 18 years ago. Thinning flakes off the base on both sides. Nearly as thin as a potato chip yet flaked on both sides. $1,200.

This large, handsome gray and tan Etley is 5” and was found in Pike Co., IL. An old Ed Buel piece. One barb missing. $175.

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Tan chert Holland is really well made, with thinning flakes or flutes removed from the base and lots of lateral grinding. Found on the Mississippi Bluffs near Lima Lake in Adams Co., IL. 3 1/8.” $375.

This glossy paleo is a cross between a Union Sidenotch and a Suwannee, and was found near Live Oak in the Suwannee River of Florida many years ago. Ex-Curtis Gray. Small, ancient tip nick. 3.” Very thin. $850.

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I bought this classic Hardaway Dalton from the Gastonia, NC, man who found it, when he lived in Alabama. It’s a honey, with bold shoulders and resharpened “steeple.” Huge flute on one side. 2 ½.” Pike Co., AL. $400.

This Harahey of black obsidian is a whopping 4 5/16” and is perfect except for a slight tip nick. Found in the Warner Valley of Oregon, it was in the Cy Pearce collection. With great patina, this is a no-brainer. $345.

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This wholly translucent drill is just over 4” and was found at Beaver Dam Creek in Burke Co., GA, by Alan Marshall. It is a patinated gold Brier Creek agate that when held to a light is just stunning. Over 4". $850.

This Suwannee of coastal plain chert is 3 ¼” and was found in Lafayette Co., FL. I purchased it from Len Weidner more than 15 years ago. Weidner had said that it had been in the Henry McNeill collection. Slightly asymmetrical because the edge near the point was resharpened in ancient times. One old, minor chip off an ear is also noted. $850.

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This San Patrice of brown chert was found in Vernon Parish, LA. Kiethville variety. Early Archaic. Heavily ground base and ears. Good serrations. 1 ¼.” $85.

This wholly translucent light gray triangular blade has a few gray wisps through it. Texas piece, county unknown. 1” x 1 7/8.” $85.

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