Stone tipped Arrows

Item #1800	$ 40.00		Item #1801	$40.00 each
Item #1802	$40.00 each		Item #1803	$40.00 each
	The three points on the left are novaculite & the one on the right is flint ridge flint			I use turkey feathers. They are attached with hide glue and deer sinew.
Item #1804	$40.00		Item #1805	$40.00
	Flint Ridge Flint.			Flint Ridge Flint. - Visually beautiful stone,& some of the easiest stone I have ever worked with.
L: 2 1/2 in.	W: 1 in.		L: 2 in.	W: 1 in.
Item #1806	$40.00 each		Item #1807	$40.00
	Nicely matched set of dacite points.			Novaculite.
			L: 2 in.	W: 1 in.
Item #1808	$40.00		Item #1809	$40.00
	Novcaulite - I rather like this type of point. I find many of them in the western part of the state I live in [Maine] although the ones I am finding are not notched. Halting them with sinew makes them stronger.			Novaculite
L: 2 in.	W: 1 1/4 in.		L: 2 in.	W: 1 in.
Item #1810	$40.00		Item #1811	$40.00
	Flint Ridge Flint - It is one of the larger points that I use with a with to thickness ratio of 1:8.			Novaculite
L: 2 1/4 in.	W: 1 3/16 in..		L: 2 1/4 in.	W: 1 in.
Item #1812	$40.00 each		Item #1813	$40.00 each
	Natural pigments are used in painting the shafts.			I strive for consistency in creating my arrows. Blade size and thickness are critical to accurate flight.
Item #1814	$40.00 each		Item #1815	$40.00
	The shafts of my arrows are 30in. long. I have based there design on some of the early europian explorers notes on the arrows that were uesd in the maine/mass.area in the early 1500's.			Novaculite.
			L: 2 in.	W: 1 in.
Item #1816	$40.00		Item #1817	$40.00
	Novaculite.
L: 2 in.	W: 1 in..		L: 2 1/4 in.	W: 15/16 in.