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This page contains Ancient Native American Indian "knapped" flint and chert tools such as Knife Blades, Hide Scrapers and Drills to name a few

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT47 A very nice mahogany colored jasper Provenance unknown, 300.00
  Adena narrow stemmed socketed possibly Tennessee   
  dagger blade which was probably    
  "press-fit" into an antler sleeve handle    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT68 An outstanding bright red river polished coastal plains Recovered from the  250.00
  chert duo-purpose butchering knife shaped like a sharks Suwannee River near  
  tooth. A VERY RARE form ! (unfortunately missing the Dive Oat, FL  
  tips of both tangs, shown in photos 5 through 8) Perino COA  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MBFT81 A VERY stunning and extremely long gray and blue Recovered in 450.00
  hornstone Dovetail Drill having very thorough and Nelson Co., KY  
  detailed flaking patterns to a median ridge on both      
  faces. It has a small ancient nick to one edge of the    
  base (left side photo 1 and bottom of photo 7) and    
  good basal grinding. Just an exceptional example    
  for this type of tool and very rare for the size alone, Ex: Coffman  
  not to mention the excellent craftsmanship Jackson COA  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DIFT11 Yikes!... now here's a dangerous looking hombre. A very   Recovered in 300.00
  beautiful brown and tan flint hafted Ensor Knife blade, thoroughly Hays Co., TX  
  flaked on both faces but having 2 vertical ledges on side B (photo    
  5) and a small nipple in the center of side A. (photo 4) It shows    
  nice basal thinning and is just an attractive and sturdy blade. Rogers COA  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DIFT9 A very interesting, well-made dark brownish- Found in Stuart Co., TN 175.00
  gray combination Awl-Knife blade made from a     
  worked-down stemmed point. It's well flaked on    
  both faces with most attractive and intricate    
  secondary pressure flaking to it's cutting edges. Ex: Gary Hale  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DIFT2 A very attractive, very long brown, blue and gray   Found in 250.00
  Fort Payne chert Pencil Drill. Expertly flaked to a Fishimingo, MO  
  median ridge on both faces, I'm simply amazed to    
  see delicate artifacts like this one having survived    
  intact through the ages. A really superior piece. Ex: Al Kennedy  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DFFT5 A nice medium sized black dacite Archaic    Recovered from 200.00
  Knife blade. It has a 25% flat spot on side B, French Glen, OR  
  vertically up the center from the base, during the 1950's  
  remaining from the original host stone's rind.    
  The tip on side A resembles an impact fracture    
  with "steps" from ancient re-working. (photo 5) Stermer COA  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DFFT6 An olive green, dark gray and off-white chert  Recovered near 175.00
  Haskett blade which is missing it's base. It appears Harney Lake, Oregon  
  to have been formed totally by percussion flaking in April 1963  
  and the patterns are thorough on both faces.

Stermer COA

  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
BYFT1 A VERY nicely made and meaty Cascade Hafted Knife Offered by the original finder 130.00
  blade. It's quite meaty and is well flaked on both faces  who found this one on his  
  with many ancient re-sharpenings to it's cutting edges. It ranch in Harney Co., OR  
  has one small 1/8" recent conical nick on one edge just  (details to buyer)  
  above the hafting line (9 o'clock position in photo 5) but    
  is still an outstanding piece!    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
TCHFT1 A fairly large opaque black obsidian Cascade Trade Recovered in 325.00
  Blank which, judging by the secondary pressure SW Oregon  
  flaking to the cutting edges, was used as a butchering    
  blade. This one's a very meaty piece which would    
  display well as a collection's centerpiece    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT103 A very attractive tan and light brown Found east of 250.00
  Edwards chert under-sized, adolescent's  Bandera, TX  
  Kerrville Knife blade which is very well made    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
FT41 A LARGE deep mottled blue and light Recovered in 200.00
  brown Coshocton chert Paleo knife blade Scioto County, Ohio  
  having a ground base (possibly an Archaic    
  preform, used as a knife for a period)    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHFT1493 A pretty large dull gray Edwards chert Base Found in Bell Co., TX 110.00
  Tang Knife which has quite rustic edges    
  from ancient use. Ex: Warren Bluntzer Perino COA  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MBFT93 A very long and slender tan and burgundy Livingston Co., KY 250.00
  jasper corner notched Knife blade having    
  good, thorough flaking to both faces and    
  the typical slight usage wear marks    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JCFT37 A very nice and sturdy semi-translucent light brown and  Pershing Co., NV 125.00
  white agate Plateau Pentagonal Knife blade, well flaked    
  on both faces by an intermediate knapper. The tip was    
  broken and glued in recent times, priced accordingly.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DIFT5 An absolutely HUGE off-white and tannish-yellow Found in 850.00
  burlington chert Hoe in excellent condition. These Saline Co., MO  
  are very seldom offered for sale    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DAFT739 A mottled pink, purple and gray chert Archaic Recovered in 275.00
  Leaf Blade, well flaked on both faces by an Railroad Valley, NV  
  advanced knapper. It looks "Plain Jane-ish" in     
  the photos, but is much more attractive in person. Stermer COA  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MCFT2 A highly attractive, semi-translucent rootbeer brown Recovered in Texas 160.00
  Edwards plateau chert Angostura blade worked down to a     
  Drill form. It is very well worked on both faces and has good    
  mineralization and weathered surfaces. Just a superb piece! Perino COA  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MCFT4 A mottled light gray novaculite Paleo Plainview Drill Found in Causey, Eastern New Mexico, 325.00
  form, well flaked on both faces with nice early basal about 20 miles south of Black Water Draw  
  grinding. This one appears to be "all there" as it was in Paleo country  
  first made.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DFFT11 A fairly large light brown jasper triangular Archaic dual purpose Landers, WY 20.00
  (knife and scraper) tool created by a novice knapper, or at least a    
  knapper who was in a hurry. It has alkali encrustation which is    
  normally seen on artifacts recovered from dried-up lake bed areas.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHFT1405 A nice semi-translucent white with brown grain Found in 18.00
  agatized wood Hohokam Knife blade. Flaking is Navajo Co., AZ  
  very cursory and "rushed"    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MMFT7 A nice tan and light brown chert Oval shaped Paleo Only documented as 150.00
  butchering blade. It has good percussion flaking to both faces being found in Indiana  
  and is quite meaty with some edgework. It has a small (1" x    
  13/16") square darker tan/brown section on side B just above    
  the horizontal centerline (photo 3) which is the outer cortex of    
  the original host stone. Just a good looking hearty blade    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JCFT25 A monster of an obsidian Quarry Blank which has Recovered in 400.00
  fine pressure flaking to all edges indicating it's use as Humboldt Co., NV  
  a butchering blade during the early Archaic period. It       
  has slight stacking and steps, which is to be expected    
  from a piece undergoing a morphing process. It has a    
  1-3/16" section of the original host stone's rind on the    
  bottom of the basal area, offset to one side (photo 6)    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JCFT26 A fairly large blue-black fine grained dacite Archaic Triangular Recovered in 335.00
  Knife blade made with a good combination of percussion Churchill Co., NV  
  flaking followed-up by pressure flaking to all of it's edges.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHFT1174 A fairly thick and well made mottled Undocumented, 120.00
  light blue-gray and tan flint Benton most likely  
  knife blade. It has a few recent nicks Kentucky  
  to the edges from improper storage    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JCFT27 A very attractive bi-pointed Cascade Knife blade  Recovered in 350.00
  having percussion flaking in the center of both faces with Churchill Co., NV  
  very intricate secondary pressure flaking all around the    
  edges on both faces. It has an ancient nick to one tip    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHFT1171 A fairly large and unusual blue flint Archaic Undocumented, 110.00
  Benton knife blade having very nice early most likely  
  percussion flaking patterns. It has some  Kentucky  
  ragged usage wear to the edges and tip and a    
  lateral fracture travelling from the very base    
  along 1 edge for 1" (right side of photo 1)    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DIFT10 A very attractive semi-translucent yellow, red  Found in New Mexico 160.00
  and orange gem agate hafted thumbnail scraper.    
  Made on a sturdy flake, it has good secondary     
  pressure flaking all around it's edges. Just a very    
  interesting and colorful item.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MHFT1180 A medium gray plain Jane Undocumented, 40.00
  chert Abasolo knife form most likely  
  with no real outstanding Texas  
  characteristics to describe    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JCFT14 A nice obsidian Quarry or Trade Blank  Recovered in 35.00
  nicely flaked on both faces and ready to Churchill Co., NV  
  have been transformed into a preform    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JCFT29 An off-white, tan and gray-blue chalcedony multi-  Recovered in 175.00
  purpose Butchering Knife, Perforator, Scraper blade Churchill Co., NV  
  made on a large spawl, it shows nice pressure flaking    
  to the edges. A most fascinating and unique piece    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
PGFT2 A very sturdy black basalt Crescent butchering Recovered on the 85.00
  knife blade which only has secondary pressure  Columbia River  
  flaking around the cutting edges on side A. Crude (No further information)  
  in appearance, but quite an old workhorse.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JCFT4 A horizontally banded mottled brown jasper  Recovered in 120.00
  Pluvial Lakes Side Notched Knife blade whose tip Churchill Co., NV  
  was worked for use as a spokeshave. Created    
  with mostly percussion flaking, it has pressure    
  flaking to all 4 cutting edges. It's nicked up here    
  and there but still a large and desirable piece.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
DIFT2 A very nice off-white and tan Burlington chert   Found in 500.00
  Bi-pointed Beveled Knife Blade, well flaked on Ralls Co., MO  
  both faces and problem-free. This would make Rogers COA  
  an excellent centerpiece to anyone's collection Davis COA (G7)  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
JCFT19 A very attractive pink and maroon chert Recovered in 75.00
  Wahmuza knife form which has been Churchill Co., NV  
  anciently worked down and is showing    
  signs of beveling. A very nice piece    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
BYFT2 A most interesting obsidian Square-end Knife    Offered by the original finder 30.00
  from the Archaic period. Side B is mostly who found this one on his  
  percussion flaking, while side A shows a LOT of ranch in Harney Co., OR  
  pressure flaking edgework to both cutting edges. (details to buyer)  
  It appears to have some slight, more recent nicks    
  to the cutting edges, but nothing really drastic    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
RCFT94 A very nice, medium-sized From the late George Miller collection 20.00
  lavender and white chert Pencil all assembled from Modoc Co., CA  
  Drill which has unfortunate  and Churchill Co., NV (Comes with a  
  modern re-chipping to the tip on detailed write-up about the finder and  
  one face, priced accordingly his collection)  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
ACFT4 A nice sized mostly black with some mahogany Siskiyou Co., CA 35.00
  obsidian hand pick. (I'm assuming that these    
  were used to dig out edible roots) One end    
  was anciently nicked off. (photos 5 & 6)    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
ACFT2 A somewhat crude, but interesting burgundy Siskiyou Co., CA 85.00
  Franciscan chert Hand Axe/chopper, most    
  likely from the Paleo period between 10,000    
  to 11,500 years old    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
BYFT5 A nice sized blue-gray dacite Archaic Cascade Offered by the original finder 18.00
  hafted Knife blade, created by a novice knapper who found this one on his  
  and having quite a few "steps" from a fast & dirty ranch in Harney Co., OR  
  knapping effort. It has a more recent nick to the tip (details to buyer)  

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
BYFT6 A black obsidian Archaic Cascade Knife blade, well Offered by the original finder 14.00
  flaked with oblique transverse patterns by an advanced who found this one on his  
  knapper. It has an ancient lateral cut to one edge near ranch in Harney Co., OR  
  the tip (photo 6) and a few very small (about the size of  (details to buyer)  
  the head of a pin) more recent surface nicks, most likely    
  caused from improper storage. Still a neat little piece.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MMFT10 A gray iridescent obsidian stemmed Knife form  Napa Co., CA 25.00
  created in the somewhat "fast & dirty" fashion by a    
  novice knapper. It's a bit on the crude side, but     
  fascinating in it's ancient crude style. It has a couple    
  of recent nicks to the tip. Recovered from a site    
  having predominantly Stockton dart points.    

Item: Type: Provenance: Price
MMFT12 A most interesting opaque black obsidian Cordilleran Knife Napa Co., CA 45.00
  Blade made on a large flake and retaining some curvature    
  from the original flake's form. It retains a larger vertical    
  section of the original host stone's outer cortex on side B,    
  which has filled in with mineralization, giving it a "wood-    
  grain" appearance. Side B is almost uni-faced, having been    
  worked mostly around the edges, whereas side A is    
  thoroughly flaked in a random pattern. Recovered from a    
  site having predominantly Stockton dart points.    

 

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Item: Type: Salvaged Drill Provenance: Price
RPFT28 A most unusual tan and brown flint drill form which was Recovered from 30.00
  salvaged and reworked from a larger Arrowhead. Hugo Lake, OK  
    Ex: Greg Perino  

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