I've not seen many of this type of point but apparently they only come from the Carrizo Springs area I believe. I've checked Hesters latest book & it's not listed there, nor is it listed in the 10th Overstreet book. So, has anyone seen this type as being listed as an authentic Texas type point?

It is in the new edition of overstreet. I found a Cibolo knife a couple months ago on Cibolo creek in Sutherland Springs. It has a very short, square stem and most have recurved blade edges. It's a rare knife

Yep, it's listed in Overstreet's 12th Edition.

That's good, what quality grade & corresponding prices do they have on the one's listed? I'm debating on buying one from a dealer that's been used considerably & has the classic stem though.

Top example shown, 6 1/4 inch, G9, $1200.