we first found the blade and some brokes
after the blade i figured we done had a good day and then bam!!!!

Sweet Ensor. Its a screamer ! That size does not grow on trees. In the immortal words of Bill Arnold. What a great find and a perfect end to your day. The flaking is simply supurb ! Congrats from New Zealand !

Thanks Idahoe yes sir, i'm still in somewhat of shock.

Sweet!!!

I think I would have stayed there all night and dug. Very impressive pieces

WOW - thats a beauty, and in perfect condition....In case he misses this post, might be of interest to contact Dwayne Rogers. He is the major Ensor collector in the state of TX. Even if not for sale, just for his input.
That soil looks pretty sandy, just remind us, what county are you in ?

Just looked back at your last dig report ..

hey hal, i believe i will run it by mr. rogers. Thanks for the input, just dreaming whats next CT!!!

That killer might be a Fairland. Reply after you show it to Dwain. A Fairland that big is more rare than an Ensor.
Bill

I'm with bill, looks like a giant Fairland.

Incredible!

man that is 1 killer fairland if that is truely what it is.it definately has systematic, beautifull flaking on it. it looks like it has beveling on it maybe from resharpening.any way you look at it i give it 2 green with envy thumbs up.

I would have to say fairland and a monster at that
congradulations on a awesome find

well thanks for all tne opinions, mine is still ensor just on account of the width, i believe if it was fairland it might be wider, d.r. should have it soon.

That point is definitely some kind of awesome. Congrats on a spectacular find. I will have to email you about digging in the sand, because where I live there is a lot of it and I might be digging in it next month. I could use some tips.