Private collection · Plate IV · Est. counts as of July 2026

Flint & Field

Early American points, surface-found and documented — displayed the way the old museums did it.

Every point: private-land find · written landowner permission · find-card on file
Open to offers

Fluted Lanceolate

Paleo · chert

Boone Co., MO — found 1998

Serrated Dalton

Late Paleo · novaculite

Clark Co., AR — found 2004

Keeper

Corner-Notched

Early Archaic · flint

Ross Co., OH — found 2011

Side-Notched

Middle Archaic · jasper

Pike Co., IL — found 2016

Open to offers

Contracting Stem

Woodland · rhyolite

Stanly Co., NC — found 2019

Fine Triangular

Late Prehistoric · chert

Dane Co., WI — found 2023

Showing 6 of 84 · typed to Halloway · find-cards scanned Inquire about a point

Plate to plate

The catalog, as kept.

Every point is numbered the day it enters the collection, and the ledger is the truth of it — type, stone, county, year. Six are framed upstairs; the rest live here.

No. 012Fluted LanceolateChertBoone Co., MO · 1998Open to offers
No. 019Serrated DaltonNovaculiteClark Co., AR · 2004Keeper
No. 027Corner-NotchedFlintRoss Co., OH · 2011Keeper
No. 033Side-NotchedJasperPike Co., IL · 2016Keeper
No. 041Contracting StemRhyoliteStanly Co., NC · 2019Open to offers
No. 058Fine TriangularChertDane Co., WI · 2023Keeper
No. 063Beveled BladeBurlington chertCalhoun Co., IL · 2021Open to offers
No. 071Notched ScraperQuartziteMeade Co., KY · 2024Study piece

Acquisition notes

How pieces come and go.

Provenance

A point without a find-card is a rock with a story problem. Card first, stone second — county, landowner, date, and the hand it passed through.

Never

Nothing from mounds or burials. Nothing without written landowner permission. Nothing that crossed a state line it shouldn't have. No exceptions, no polite ones either.

Inquiries

Write with the catalog number. If it's marked open to offers, the reply comes with the find-card scan and a straight price. Keepers are keepers.