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PT01120914 |
This Hamilton Stemmed pt. is made of an attractive purple glossy chert with a deep red swirled tip. Classy example. 3 1/8.” Marion Co., FL. $75. |
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Wide style Agate Basin is 1 9/16” by 5 5/16” and was probably found in Missouri or Illinois. Burlington chert. Some staining on base suggests this may have been in a fire. $1,000. |
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PT02030902 |
This is one of the best Will’s Cove points I’ve seen, at 2 5/8,” with well-defined notches. Light gray rhyolite. Ear nick. WV. $90. |
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Highly desirable Perkiomen of red jasper was collected in the 1940s. 2 5/16” by 1 3/8.” Thin and well made, with the off-center stem placement so common (and desirable) in this type. First red Perky I’ve owned in a decade. No provenience. Ex-A.D. Capehart. $275. |
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PT02030906 |
Paleo lanceolate is 3” and made of weathered Upper Mercer flint. Ohio piece. Slight ancient tip nick hardly detracts. $125. Cheap for a 3” Paleo. |
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Reworked Clovis of light gray Crowley’s Ridge flint is 2 ¼.” Narrow one inch flute on one side; shallow double flutes on the other. Found on the same bluff as No. 15, in Hill County, TX. Laterals and base are ground smooth. $750. |
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PT02030908 |
This peach-colored Pickwick is 3” and was found in Hines Co., MS. It was formerly collected by Jack Willhoit and John Powell, the typologist. Slight nick on one shoulder. $35. |
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Classic Meserve of dark gray Edwards has one white ear. 2 3/8.” Alternately beveled blade edges. Fine point found by Steve Daniels in a ,peanut field five miles south of Hillsboro, TX, in Hill County. |
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PT07160901 |
This Plainview of glossy dark gray Edward Plateau chert was found on a bluff overlooking Lake Whitney in Hill County, TX. 2 3/8.” I purchased it from the finder. Basal thinning flakes and ground base and laterals. Some transverse flaking. $375. |
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Steeply beveled and serrated Darl of yellow Crowley’s Ridge flint is 2 ½.” Small stack on one bevel. Found by Steve Daniels as above. $85. |
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PT09190901 |
This Angostura of two-tone tan Crowley’s Ridge flint is 2 3/8” and heavily beveled. Heavily ground laterals. Also from Hill County, TX, and purchased from the finder. $100. |
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This gray glossy flint Lost Lake (KY949) is 2 5/8” and was found near Albany, KY. A Perino COA for Jasper Bailey dated 8/4/94 says it was formerly collected by Ray Jarrell. I purchased it from Mike McCoy, along with the above Lost Lake. The gray flint in this example is flecked with blue and has some brown mottling. $450. |
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PT07120907 |
Small Pike County Dalton is 2 1/8” and made of gray Crowley’s Ridge flint. It was found by Steve Daniels in a peanut field five mills south of Hillsboro, TX, along with some other transitional paleo points. $100. |
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Cream, tan, brown and butterscotch bay bottom chert Thonotosassa was found in Hillsborough Co., FL. 3 9/16.”Fairly well made for the uncommon type. $175. |
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PT11210901 |
This gray, 4” Lost Lake of Fort Payne chert was found in Dickson County, TN,.(TN788DK) It comes with a Greg Perino COA dated 11/18/94, for Mike McCoy of Mt. Juliet, TN, from whom I purchased the point. Ex-Clay Nicks. $1,200. |
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Dark reddish brown Clay is 2 7/16” and was found in Baker Co., GA. Coastal Plains, semi-translucent “candy” that is heavily patinated. Blade is a bit bowed. Another rare Deep South type. $225 |
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PT11220902 |
Very showy blue-black-Ocala Formation chert Bolen is 2 ½” and was found in Putnam Co., FL. Note the intact barbs. $225. |
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Snapped base Newnan of black-speckled translucent gray and mauve Ocala agate-grade chert is 2 5/16” and was found in Hillsborough Co., FL. Ex-Brian Evensen. $90. |
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Seminole (yet another scarce type) of river-tumbled Ocala chert is mottled brown and was found in the Suwannee Co., FL. 2 3/8.” $275. |
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Hillsborough of cream with pepper Ocala chert is 2 5/16,” good size for this hard-to-get type. Hillsborough Co., FL. $225. |
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PT01191092 |
Mottled gray Tallahassee is 3 ½” and comes with a Carlos Tatum COA, #4484. Tiny nick in basal concavity. Tatum’s COA says the point was found by Winston Parker while collecting on private property in Levy County, FL. He grades it a 9.8. $1,000. |
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This white quartzite Yadkin turned up at a gun and knife show in Anderson, S.C., in January. The owner said he found this 3 ¼” point on clear cut land on Russell’s Creek in McCormick Co., SC. $1,500. This is the largest perfect Yadkin I have ever owned. Translucent. |
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PT12050902 |
Translucent light gray coral Ocala is 3 ¾” and was found in the southwest corner of Newnan’s Lake, Alachua County, Florida, on property west of the Tackle Box shop. Excellent example. Lots of polyps on surface. $475. |
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This pink chert Marion is thin and has classic form and good size at 3 ¾.” Marion Co., FL, find. From an old Orlando collection. $375. |
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PT04021003 |
White Clovis of Ocala chert has nice fluting on both sides and is very thin in cross-section. 2 5/8.” Marion Co., FL. Ding on one side of the blade, where a shovel struck this 14,000-year-old point. Currently the chip is partly filled in with wax, but if I were keeping it, I would have it professionally restored because it is FINE. $465. |
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Large black Paleo or Early Archaic knife from the Suwannee River of Florida. 4 5/16.” Basal thinning, laterals and base smoothed. Black chert. Ex-B.V. Talbert. $285. |
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PT04261002 |
Thin Marshall of gray mottled Edwards Plateau chert is 3 3/16” and very well made. Ex-Roy Pohler. Central Texas, but exactly where I do not know. $100. |
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Translucent banded agatized wood sidenotch is 1 1/8” and beautiful, especially when held to light. South Dakota. $60. |
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PT04261004 |
Snakeskin coral pink Newnan is stunning when held to light. Ancient barb nick; otherwise fine. 2 1/16.” Jackson County, FL. $65. |
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Southern Hardin points are much rarer than their northern cousins and seldom exceed 3.” This is large and thin and was found on a construction site in Ocala, FL, on Easter Sunday in the mid 1990s. 3 ¾.” $2,800. |
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