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- Item: FA364 * NEW * Tom Davis COA
- Description: Beautiful Boyle Chert Lost Lake - This Beautiful Lost Lake was found by Wayne Keene in Clark County, KY. It is made of a very nice piece of Boyle Chert. It has nice drooping ears and a well ground base. The symmetry is slightly off, but is is well shaped. You will be pressed to find a prettier example of an Early Archaic Lost Lake of this material. Comes with a Tom Davis COA. Slated to be pictured in Overstreet # 11 due out in Fall of 2009. Ex- Monty Pennington
- Size: 2 3/8 x 1 1/2 inches
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- Item: FA256 * NEW * GREAT PIECE
- Description: Kentucky "Sun-Fish" Lost Lake - This Fine Lost Lake has GREAT symmetry and Big drooping ears. IT is made of Highly Patinated Fort Payne Chert and had a neat "snakes-skin" inclusion on one side. (see photos). The base is nicely formed and highly ground. It is VERY nicely flaked and is what we refer to as the "Sun-fish" type Lost Lake. It was once in the Bill Hudson Collection in Grayson County, Kentucky where it was found. Ex- Bill Hudson, Ex-Scott Merrifield, Ex- Monty Pennington
- Size: 2 x 1 3/4 inches
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- Item: FA242 THE FINEST - ABOVE PERFECT - Grade G-10 +
- Description: The Finest Wayne County Chert Lost Lake G-10+ - Here is a CENTERPIECE for ANY collector! This Lost Lake received the highest mark awarded by Tom Davis........ a G-10+. It is made of a beautifully patterned Wayne County Chert, (a Hornstone), in shades of cream and gray to black. This material is highly sought after by collectors! It has very nice bevels having been re-sharpened approximately 10 or 11 times based on the theory of "Re-sharpening and Reduction". The edges of the blade are finely serrated. The base is nicely ground. The symmetry and form of this Lost Lake are near perfect. This piece has NEVER been offered to collectors before this date. It was found by Russell Creech in a rock shelter on the Rockcastle River in the 1960's in Pulaski County, Kentucky. So here you have a PERFECT specimen of a Highly Collectible Type in a Highly sought after material that is pleasing to the eye and the touch. What else could you ask for! Comes with a Tom Davis COA, dated Sept. 19, 2007 grading it a
G-10+. Will be pictured in Overstreet # 11 due out in Fall of 2009. Ex- Tony Simpson
- Size: 2 3/4 x 1 7/8 inches
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- Item: FA169
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Description: Shelby County KY Sonora Lost Lake - Here is a great "sunfish" style Lost lake made of colorful and "Highly Collectible" Sonora Chert. This piece has LOTS of color. The Sonora is pitted and well patinated. The base is well ground. It has one small ancient ding on the base. A beautiful example of this style of Lost Lake. Comes with a Tom Davis COA Grading it a G-9. Ex- Willie Palmer
Size: 2 1/16 x 1 15/16 inches
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- Item: FA166 Museum Grade Piece! - GREAT INVESTMENT
- Description: HUGE KY Sonora Lost Lake w/ 2 COA's - This HUGE Sonora Lost Lake was found in the 1970's by Marlen Kienle on the bank of Lake Cumberland. Mrs. Kienle would pick up rocks along the bank to take back to her rock garden in Louisville, Ky. She found this Lost Lake while picking up rocks for her rock garden along the bank where she kept her houseboat at Burnside Marina, in Pulaski County, KY. Joe Adams inherited the piece in 1996. It is made of well pitted and patinated Sonora Chert (see photos). The piece is very near 1st Stage having had only one or two resharpenings. This is a HUGE piece of Sonora. It exhibits exceptional flaking and symmetry and the base is well ground. It has a couple of ancient dings..... one near the tip and one a little back on one side. It also has a couple of side dings that are later ..... probably from lake action (see photos). Lost Lakes of this size and stage are very rare, and one of this quality and size from Sonora are extremely rare. A "handful" of beautiful Sonora Chert that is DEFINITELY an "investment grade artifact". This certainly
is one of the BEST examples of a Sonora Chert Lost Lake ever found! This fine Lake is slated to be published in the Fall 2007 Overstreet 10. It is also published in Central States, July 2005 pg 134. (Comes with both Tom Davis & Jackson Galleries COA's! (see photos)
- Size: 3 7/8 x 2 3/16 inches
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- Item: FA191 Killer Lost Lake
- Description: Kentucky Fort Payne Lost Lake - Here is a fantastic Lost Lake in late form. It was found in Southwestern, KY in the Land-between-the-Lakes area. It has been re-sharpened around 14 or 15 times based on the study of ancient re-sharpening in Jim Bennett's "Relics & Reproductions Series - Book II". The original flat form created a steep bevel during re-sharpening. It is made of a Beautiful example of Fort Payne Chert. It has a needle tip, and serrations all down both sides. The base is WELL ground. The only thing holding this piece back from a G-10 is a small ding to one ear. (see photos). A beautiful example in anyone's collection! Ex-R. Knies, Ex- Monty Pennington
- Size: 2 11/16 x 1 1/16 inches
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- Item: FA199
Description: Hardin County Tennessee Lost Lake - This Lost Lake was found in Hardin County, Tennessee off the Tennessee River. It has wonderful drooping ears and a slight bevel being re-sharpened only a few times. It is made of a chert local to the area. Ex- P. Smith, Ex- Monty Pennington
Size: 2 1/4 x 1 11/16 inches
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- Item: FA
186 Investment Grade - Double Papered
Description: Hornstone Lost Lake from Madison, County Kentucky - G9 - Beautiful Lost Lake of Gray Hornstone. Found in Madison County, Kentucky by Keith Jervis of Laurel County, KY sometime prior to June 1999. This is a Quality Investment grade artifact. It has excellent form and symmetry. It has VERY deep notches and exceptional flaking. I acquired this piece at the 2007 AACA Expo at Fort Mitchell. Comes with two COA's. A Tom Davis COA, Tom graded it a G-9. Also comes with a Jackson Galleries COA, dated 6-21-1999. From our personal collection. Ex- Monty & Jewdy Pennington
Size: 2 11/16 x 1 7/8 inches
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- Item: FA162
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Description: Deep South Archaic Corner Notch - G-10 - Bolen Bevel. This nice Archaic piece is a river find from either Georgia or Florida. I am not sure whether to call it a Kirk, Lost Lake type, or something else. I am trying to track down a more exact provenance. Made of a highly translucent material that is highly river stained and river polished. Base and notches are ground. Comes with a Tom Davis COA grading it a G-10 and calling it a Bolen made of river stained flint. Ex-Kevin Dowdy, Ex-D. Travis
Size: 2 1/2 x 1 13/16 inches
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