Bought from an estate of a retired oil feild worker.

ANY IDEAL AS TO TYPES?

I wouldnt care to specify types, but I can apreciate an almost unbelievable knapping talent on that skinny brown speciman. Paleo,colateral flaking is a delight but "no flaking" thats in a class alone. Whatever it may be you might consider a gold edged frame. Nice collection....SH

WOW

i see what you ment about the flaking SH ! Its a winner thats for sure..

Not sure that it is though... Anyone out there have a clue???

Michelle

hey guys my unexpert opinion is the top is a angostura"well made"and the bottom is a hellgap,but could be a reworked angostura.what do you think

Here's another thought for that top flakeless blade. Clue one is your other input of Sept 18, "couple more". theres a box of goodies from an "oil field worker". That means he's been all over the globe, look at the rock pitons from the ALPS! I got to checking other zones away from TX. Maybe its an Eden "type". That unique quality flaking is very evident on most examples. Check EDEN in the money book....Northern high plains [NP] and north central [NC] If it is EARLY archaic thats a plus.

What money book are you refering to, overstreet?

YES.NINTH EDITION.

Where are the "eden" points from?
Thanks,
RGS

Re bonham point. I never looked at sabina which does state southern Tx and the bonny North by north east, pity, By size my sabinal is $5.00 less than the same size Bonh, There goes Sam's Coke !

Here is a note for you Glenn:

""""Tell Glenn those points are awesome....almost as awesome as that whitetail on his wall...gotta be 25" plus inside spread....awesome Glenn.

brianFL """