2 3/4" Porphyry Popeye Birdstone G-9 Davis COA, Par

2 5/8" Slate Birdstone. PA. Tail anciently salvaged/shortened. Fine example. Dark banded slate. Davis G9 COA

2 3/4" Carolina Parakeet Effigy Pipe. Mason Co, KY. Limestone. Detailed features. Limestone. Very good condition. Rare. Davis G9 COA

2 3/4" Decatur. KY. Multi-colored Carter Cave. Davis G9 COA

2 3/4" Cupped Discoidal. Van Buren Co, IA. Very well made, fine symmetry. Nicely polished, speckled Granite. Ex-Chris Oswald. Davis G9 COA

2 3/4" Porphyry Shuttle Bannerstone. Miami Co, OH. Very fine Shuttle with upturned edges and grooves running up both side. Pretty brown Porphyry with large white phenocrysts. Ex-Bruce Miller, Dan Stro

2 9/16" Quad. Logan Co, KY. Carter Cave. Davis G9 COA

4 3/4" Talon Hook Effigy. Humphreys Co, TN. Found in 1909 near Birdsong. Wonderfully rare example from the Duck River Culture. Camden Chert. Ex-Dr. T. Hugh Young. Davis G9 COA

2 3/4" Lost Lake. Massac Co, IL. Nicely beveled, thin. Davis G7 COA (looks like a 9)

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.

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

They just don't get any better looking. Made of truly beautiful gray, cream, and white mottled Reed Springs Chert. Fluted right at 50% on each side. Found in McDonald Co., Missouri. Jackson G-9+ COA.

Really pretty caramel and brown glossy  Carter Cave example with great flutes and super translucency. Kentucky. Jackson G-9 COA.

Richland Co., Ohio example in a translucent brown Chalcedony. Formerly of the Carl Stevens Collection and presented with a Putty G-9+ COA.

Nice example from Brown Co., Ohio in a bluish Flint Ridge. Ex - Roger Purcell Collection. Jackson G-9 COA

Wells Co., Indiana example formerly of the Roger Purcell Collection. Putty identifies as Knife River flint however we feel it's probably Paoli. Putty G-9 COA

Super thin extra fine nicely translucent needle tipped Owl Creek Chert example from Central Texas. This one has it all. Formerly of the Humphries and Allen Collections. Jackson G-9 COA dated 7/12/12.

Super Nice example from Madison Co., Ohio formerly of the Sam Speck collection. Green Banded Slate. Davis G-9 COA dated 2011.

Nice chocolate Dover chert example from Tennessee. Finely flaked with a satin sheen. Davis G-9 COA.

Extra pretty, high-grade white chert loaded with floating blue starburst dendrites. Really unique. Fascinating under a microscope. Found in Grand County, Utah by Hersel Nokes. 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.  

Color to die for!  High grade multi colored reds, creams, and blues, with lots of translucency. Expertly crafted. Found in Sweetwater County, Wyoming. Ex- Schnauber Collection. Jackson G-9 COA.

Nice diorite example from Kentucky. Jackson G-9 COA. Undrilled.

Super Hornstone Dovetail with great form, flaking, and symmetry. From the famed Max Shipley Collection. Ohio. Putty G-9+ COA.

Nicely made exmaple with mineralization over its entirety. Dickey notes modern rework in the hafting area. Davis and Baker do not. Davis G-9, Dickey, Baker COA's.