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- Item: FA544 *NEW*
- Description: Needle Tipped Dalton Nuckolls or Pinetree - Knox Chert - Fantastic Flaking. All the pieces from this collection were found in McCreary County, Kentucky either off Peel Dog Wood Road, in Forgotten Valley, Indian Creek, or Bear Wallow. All of these are within 5 miles of the Cumberland River. Ex- Monty & Jewdy Pennington
- Size: 2 x 1 1/8 inches
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- Item: FA483 *NEW*
- Description: Killer Serrated Boyle Chert Pine Tree - This little Pine tree is really something. It has a needle tip and is serrated down both blade edges with nice pointed serrations. It has very good symmetry and nice flaking. It was found in Madison County, Kentucky. Ex- S. Denny, Ex- Monty & Jewdy Pennington
- Size: 1 7/8 x 15/16 inches
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- Item: FA484 *NEW*
- Description: Tennessee Fort Payne Chert Pine Tree - Here is a Very Fine Pinetree from Tennessee. It is made of a beautifully mottled piece of Fort Payne Chert. This one if very thin and has very good symmetry. It has a nicely ground base and nice ears. This Pine Tree has Very Good flaking and especially around the tip. It was found in Humphreys County, TN. Ex- Rocky Hall, Ex- Monty Pennington
- Size: 2 1/16 x 1 5/16 inches
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- Item: FA486 *NEW*
- Description: Tennessee Pinetree - This Pine Tree is made of a tan chert and has nice flaking and symmetry. It has drooping ears and a nicely ground base. It was found in Robertson County, TN. Ex- Rocky Hall, Ex- Monty Pennington
- Size: 2 1/8 x 1 5/16 inches
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- Item: FA487 *NEW*
- Description: Very Colorful Sonora Pine Tree - This Pinetree was found in Shelby County, Kentucky. It was once in the Willie Palmer Collection. It has very fine flaking and a needle tip. The base is well ground. The Highly Collectible Sonora Chert has patinated beautiful shades of purple and blue. Ex- Willie Palmer, Ex- Steve Clark, Ex- Monty & Jewdy Pennington Collection
- Size: 1 7/8 x 1 1/8 inches
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- Item: FA376 * NEW *
- Description: Tennessee Hornstone Serrated Pine Tree- Here is a very nice Tennessee Serrated Pine Tree. This fine Pinetree was found in S.W. Tennessee in either Hardin or Perry County and belonged to Anthony Nelson. It has excellent symmetry and shape and is serrated down both blade edges. It has nice drooping ears and a well shaped base. The basal area is ground. This piece has VERY NICE Flaking (see photos). This one is made of Hornstone with a light streak from Tip to one ear. I purchased this fine Pine Tree at Jim Bennett's auction at Fort Mitchell, KY. Ex- Anthony Nelson, Ex- Grady Steele, Ex- Jim Bennett, Ex- Monty & Jewdy Pennington
- Size: 2 3/8 x 1 1/2 inches
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- Item: FA489 *NEW*
- Description: Green Bifurcated Pinetree - This is a Bifurcated Serrated Pine Tree. It has very nice symmetry and form. It is serrated down both blade edges and has a needle tip. It was found in Kentucky. It has patinated a double stripe from tip to one foot of the base. It is made of St. Louis Green Chert. Ex- Rocky Hall
- Size: 1 15/16 x 1 1/16 inches
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- Item: FA473
- Description: St. Louis Green Pine Tree - This nice Pine Tree made of highly patinated St. Louis Green from Kentucky. It was found in Garrard Count, Kentucky. Ex- Tom Davis, In the collection of Monty Pennington
- Size: 1 5/8 x 1 5/16 inches
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- Item: FA474 *NEW*
- Description: Mottled Kentucky Pinetree - This Nice Mottled Pinetree was found in Estill County, KY. It is made of highly patinated St. Louis Green Chert. It has nice symmetry and form. Personal Collection of Monty R. Pennington
- Size: 1 7/8 x 3/4 inches
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- Item: FA450 *NEW* SERRATED EDGES
- Description: Fantastic Serrated Fort Payne Pine Tree - Here is an absolutely Fantastic Pine Tree that was found by Brandon Tyree in Lincoln County, Kentucky early in 2009. It is made of a beautiful piece of Fort Payne Chert with lots of color. (see photos) It has a perfect tip and is serrated down the length of the blade edges. This is a BIG example of the type. If it was not for the one ancient ding to an ear, it would be a VERY high priced piece. You will not find many Pine Trees of this size and quality offered for sale. Ex- B. Tyree, Ex- R. Tyree Collection
- Size: 3 7/8 x 1 1/4 inches
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- Item: FA254
- Description: Ohio Coshocton Pine Tree - Here is a nice Pine Tree made of Coshocton Chert from Ohio. It was found in Southern Ohio. Ex- Rodney Tyree, Ex- Monty Pennington
- Size: 2 1/8 x 1 1/4 inches
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- Item: FA356
- Description: Kentucky Sonora Pine Tree - This is a very nice Sonora Chert Pine Tree with a "Bullseye". It is well shaped and nicely flaked (see photos). It was found in Green County, Kentucky. Ex- Hayden Bybee Collection.
- Size: 1 7/8 x 1 3/16 inches
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- Item: FA409 * NEW *
- Description: Beautiful Serrated Fort Payne Pine Tree - Here is a extremely nice Kentucky Serrated Pine Tree. It has excellent symmetry and shape and is serrated down both blade edges. It has nice drooping squared off ears and a well shaped base. There is a very small ancient tip ding. The basal area is ground. This piece has VERY NICE Flaking (see photos). It is made from beautiful Fort Payne Chert patinated to a mottled tan & cream. This fine Pine Tree was found in the 1960's by Harold Husband on the Birch Farm in Shelby County, Kentucky. This farm is now a park in Shelby County.
- Size: 2 3/4 x 1 11/16 inches
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- Item: FA259 * NEW * G-9+ DAVIS COA
- Description: FANTASTIC Kentucky Serrated Pine Tree - Here is an absolutely Fantastic Pine Tree made of Dover Chert. It has great symmetry, is serrated down both blade edges, and has a needle tip! It was found in Graves County, Kentucky by Darrell Higgins. Comes with a Tom Davis COA grading it a G-9+. Ex- Tom Davis, Ex- Grady Steele
- Size: 3 1/16 x 1 3/16 inches
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- Item: FA365 * NEW * Tom Davis COA
- Description: Fort Payne Pine Tree - This big Pine Tree was found was found by Wayne Keene in Clark County, KY. It is made of a beautifully mottled example of Fort Payne Chert. It is serrated on one edge for the length of the blade. The other side has been re-sharpened more and the ear is re-sharpened down. The base is well ground. This is a very pretty example of an Early Archaic Pine Tree. Comes with a Tom Davis COA. Ex- Monty Pennington
- Size: 3 1/4 x 1 3/8 inches
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- Item: FA270 * NEW * Translucent
- Description: Carter Cave Chert Serrated Pine Tree - Here is a GREAT saw-toothed serrated Pine Tree. It is made of highly collectible Carter Cave Chert. It was found in 2006 by Joey Fairbanks in Bath County, Kentucky on an extended ridge off the Licking River basin. It is very thin and it is translucent and just LOOK at those serrations. It does have an ancient ding or two, but is still in impressive piece. Ex- Joe Fairbanks, Ex- Monty Pennington
- Size: 2 9/16 x 1 1/8 inches
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- Item: FA349 * NEW *
- Description: Hornstone Pine Tree - Here is a nice Pine Tree made of Hornstone with a well flaked rounded tip. It has nice flaking and good symmetry. It was found in KY. Ex- Tom Davis
- Size: 2 1/16 x 1 3/16 inches
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- Item: FA339 * NEW *
- Description: Beautifully Flaked Pine Tree - Here is a VERY nice Pine Tree with a needle tip and great flaking. I believe it to be made of Coshocton chert, but I am not sure. It was found in Northern KY. Ex- Tom Davis
- Size: 2 x 1 3/16 inches
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- Item: FA228
- Description: Henry County Tennessee Pine Tree - Here is a nice Pine Tree from TN. It is made of river stained Harrison County Chert. It has had a ding near tip and been anciently re-sharpened. The base is well ground, and it has nice drooping ears. From Henry County, TN. Ex- Shane Pendergrass.
- Size: 2 1/4 x 1 9/16 inches
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- Item: FA135
- Description: KY Fort Payne Pinetree - Made of Fort Payne Chert and found in Central Kentucky. Tan, Cream, & Gray Fort Payne Chert with a touch of Blue and Nice Serrations. Listed as a G-9 in Tom Davis catalogue. Ex - Tom Davis.
- Size: 2 1/16 x 1 3/8 inches
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- Item: FA177
- Description: First Stage Mini or "Micro-Notch" Pine Tree - G-10 - Here is an absolute GEM of a Pine Tree. What it lacks in size, it makes up in Quality. This Pinetree is very near 1st Stage. It has GREAT FORM and SYMMETRY and is SERRATED to a needle tip. THIS is a true G-10. I have heard this type of Pinetree refered to as a "Micro-Notch" Pinetree. It is made of Boyle Chert, has lots of fossils including a GREAT Shell in the base (see photos). It was found in 2006 by Joe Fairbanks in Bath County, Kentucky. If you like REALLY fine smaller pieces to fill in the spaces in your frames, this is one of the finest! From Jewdy's Frame! Ex- Monty Pennington
- Size: 1 1/2 x 1 1/8 inches
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- Item: FA108
- Description: Tennessee G-10 PineTree - About as good as it gets! This PineTree is cream & white. Fantastic serrations, superb flaking & symmetry with nice drooping ears. The base is well ground. Comes with a Tom Davis COA in which Tom graded the piece a G-10. Pictured in Overstreet # 6. Ex- Tom Davis, Ex D. Travis
- Size: 2 5/8 x 1 1/2 inches
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Description: Kentucky Sonora Pinetree - Here is a beautiful Pinetree made of colorful collectible Sonora Chert. It is Brown and Bluish Gray in color. Found in Kentucky. Comes with a Tom Davis COA grading it a G-8. Ex- Monty Pennington
Size: 2 3/8 x 1 9/16 inches
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- Item: FA183 Great Serrations and a Needle Tip
- Description: Beautiful Alabama Pine Tree G-9 - Here is a Beautiful Southern Pinetree from Marshall County, Alabama. It has Fantastic serrations and good symmetry and a needle tip. This piece has LOTS of color. It is made of Gray and Tan Chert with some blue and a hint if red that Davis does not identify. It comes with a Tom Davis COA grading it a G-9 and dated March, 23, 2005. Ex- Grady Steele
- Size: 2 3/8 x 1 7/16 inches
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- Item: FA216 Needle Tipped
- Description: Putnam County Tennessee Serrated Pine Tree - Here is a nice Corner Notch from Putnam County, TN. It is made of either Hornstone or the TN variety of Crab Orchard which outcrops near Nashville. IT has a needle tip and a ground base and is serrated. Ex- Shane Pendergrass
- Size: 1 7/8 x 7/8 inches
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- Item: FA111
- Description: Ohio Carter Cave PineTree -
This piece has been removed from our Web Site. After coming across another piece of this material and taking to Tom Davis, we have determined that it is "probably" a contemporary piece. I am returning it to consigner. It may be a Gil Chumley piece. This material we do NOT believe to be Carter Chert although it does appear that way at first appearance. It has what appear to be mineral deposits, but rather than sitting ON the surface they are actually in inclusions that are in the material.
Size: 2 5/8 x 1 3/4 inches
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