#854--One of the finest curved Uniface Knives I've seen

Buried in an old candy box full of beat-to-hell artifacts, this Uniface caught my eye--you just DON'T see Paleo Uniface Knives this well made very often, especially not ones that are 100% real, show proper knapping and patina. The finder was in a back corner of Hickman County, Kentucky--it took my wife & I a couple hours of driving to even FIND the place--was the piece a creek find from the area, that I'm not sure as I expected there would be more 'tannin staining' due to oak leaves on the cortex seen on the 'ridge face'. If the piece came from an area creek--on the other hand, seeing a 4&5/8" long Uniface found in a field anymore, wow, that's really unusual. What I can relate is that the piece went through an estate sale, so the find could have been picked up (field) fifty years ago, deep plowing era. No way to know. Max width is 1&3/16", thickness doesn't quite reach 5/16"--material--I'd describe the piece as "Ft. Payne", but maybe someone has a more technical chert type name than that. Shipping is $10.00, WELL PACKED. You can pay by check, cash, or money order, but I do NOT use paypal-type services--Roy A.