P125

Second largest one I've seen, exquisite workmanship, extraordinarily thin, the enlargement shows this one compared to the edge of the ruler used in the photo to show how thin this one is and there are no stacks of any kind, I've always heard that a 3 inch Redstone is a big one, this one is almost 3 3/4 inches

P141

Thin, a nice piece, basal grinding   

P142

Thin, river stained, basal grinding, no stacks or damage                     +

P145

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

$995.00

P147

Land find, outstanding paleo, rated G10 by Carlos Tatum, very thin for it's size, nice edgework, classic base with exquisite ears, has some translucent windows near the tip

P152

Florida piece, this one has the distinction of being the second paleo found by Ben Waller, it also has the distinction of being the thinnest paleo of this size I've ever seen, part of the enlargement shot shows a side view while being held next to a ruler, no stacks, no bumps, no twists, no bows, G10 in my opinion, from the collection of a prominent Florida collector who keeps detailed provenance

P153

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

P154

Very nice paleo, harder and harder to come by, no damage, good size, heavily patinated

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

$1000.00

P166

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

P167

Great colors on this one, huge percussion flakes

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

P170

This one has characteristics of both a Suwannee and a Union, the overall configuration suggests Suwannee while the basal grinding leans toward the piece being a Union, in either case it's a fine paleo artifact with good balance and workmanship,  paleo flaking and nice secondary work

P171

Huge percussion flakes, good sized artifact, heavily patinated

P175

The finest Bulltongue I've had in a very long time, some translucence, delicate ears, beautifully manufactured, classic symmetry with outstanding flaking