P145

Double fluted on one side, single flute on the other, very thin with no stacks or bumps, ear is not damaged, good size

$800.00

ON HOLD
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P153

Classic example, good size, flea bite on ear appears ancient judging from the patina

P155

Restored ear, otherwise a fine example of paleo artwork, very thin, restoration is visible in enlargement on the left side of the photo  

P158

Fine piece, thin, I was unable to capture the great flaking in the picture, this one is much nicer than it appears here

P161

Thin and straight, has an inclusion that goes all the way through, interesting piece

$800.00

P166

Reworked into a tool, no damage, great base and careful basal grinding, enlargement clearly shows ancient flaking over the tip

$275.00

P167

Great colors on this one, huge percussion flakes

$800.00

P168

A real handful, nearly 5 inches long, nearly 2 inches wide, straight and thin, huge percussion flakes and great edgework, formerly owned by several prominent collectors

$2200.00

P171

Huge percussion flakes, good sized artifact, heavily patinated

$175.00

P176

Basal grinding, great base, appears to have been resharpened while hafted to the shaft

P177

Almost 5 inches of finely crafted prehistoric weaponry, found by the late Ben Waller, very thin, no damage anywhere, the ears were manufactured as seen, killer piece with very desirable provenance

P181

Large base anciently broken, obviously, at one time this was a huge spear, one could have this restored and have a very nice display for a fraction of the cost this piece would otherwise bring

$35.00

P182

Double fluted, some translucence, classic symmetry, thin intact with great flaking and patina

P185

Classic example, basally ground and smoothed in typical Union fashion a short distance from the ears

ON HOLD

P186

Anciently reworked tip, beautiful base, huge paleo percussion flaking, has characteristics of a Bulltongue

P187

Experts and collectors have called this piece a Ross County Clovis, a Suwannee, a Sante Fe Dalton, and a Fluted Clovis, in my eyes it's a classic Fluted Clovis, no matter what one might call this one, it's as fine and thin as they come with beautiful flaking and workmanship, it also bears the distinction of being the thinnest paleo of this size I've seen, note in the enlargement the edge phote with the ruler for comparison

P188

Very thin, some basal grinding

$175.00

P189

Very nice, beautiful symmetry, delicate ears without any damage of any sort, very sharp tip, a finely crafted, thin piece

P190

Made of high grade chalcedony, some translucence, beautiful outline, very thin, found by Ben Waller many years ago and bears his catolog number, flat spot on tip probably happened during manufacture, evenly patinated

P191

Made of tallahatta quartzite, incredibly thin for a piece of this size, slightly thicker than my wooden ruler, Waller said this  is the largest paleo he ever found, has a few rough sopts on the rails but everyone knows how rough it is to work with this material