I was wondering if a FREDERICK LANCEOLATE, is this a true Texas Point?

Silverback: i lived in sw oklahoma years ago, there were some collectors that
found what they were calling frederick points. i was told they were named for
the town of Frederick Ok. Frederick is in SW Oklahoma near the Red River.
i would think that they would be found in NW Texas too.
hopes this helps, Angus

Silverback: i forgot to say that all the points i saw that were being called
fredericks look paleo. Angus

I cant find it in the couple of reference books I have. !

Here's a picture that I found, hope it helps..

There is one on ebay right now with some glue on it. I would say a type of cody complex point. I have never found one. I am ne texas

I looked at that Ebay point. It looks like a resharpened Plainview although I cant tell if its ground. Not sure what the seller means by Lancolate as the base is concave.

Pulled it up on the internet and the one that comes up listed is found in Southern Saskatchewan. No reference to anything south of there. Also listed as Jimmy Allen and Lusk. They are terminal Paleoindian in date.
Good to see you're still around Idaho, hadn't seen you on in a while.

Hey Ken. Merry Christmas to you and Bettie! Need some dirt. Back in Idaho last week, snow on the ground. Surface hunting is the pits it's in snow....

More snow predicted too. Hal doesn't like me sending him all this cold weather, cabin fever. I just never was a stingy person so I like to share. I have plenty of cold so figured I'd send him some.
Planning on another trip back to Tx in late spring, I'll let you know when, mabbe you'll have your camera working by then

Based on Te's info sent me to the Northern Plains ( NP ) section of the Overstreets book...And there it is !.. Could be Tx/ Ok, those regional limits are very general.

What rotten weather reports from artifactors Te & Ida

And the next front hasn't even come through here yet. Not going to be as bad as the last one though.