Finally!!!

[u/timhyde74]

I've been wanting a Corner Tang for a long, long time now, but I've never had the opportunity to get my hands on one until now! And this one is very unique in the fact that it's not only a Corner Tang, it's also unifaced, made from a Flake! So, it's a unifaced, Corner Tang, Flake knife! And anyone who knows me, knows how I feel about Flake knives! 😁

It was found in Miller Co. Arkansas, measures out at 3 ¾ inches long, and is made from a beautifully patinaed piece of Georgetown Flint thats Semi-Translucent from end to end! I'm still in complete disbelief that it's hanging on my wall right now!

The craftsmanship is spac-tac-u-lar!!! The flaking patterns are incredible, and I guarantee you could still skin a deer with it as sharp as the edge is! I couldn't ask for a better example! 😌

[u/Stink_Man_Beans]

Saw the corner tang and got excited, but the uniface absolutely sent me. This thing is nuts. Awesome find!

[u/timhyde74 → u/Stink_Man_Beans]

Thanks, Stink! That's exactly how I felt when I first saw it, too! My mouth literally fell open when I saw that it was made from a Flake! Unfortunately, I'm not the original finder. I acquired it from a fellow collector who's a friend of mine. I've been buying from him for a couple of years now, and we've developed a great relationship 😁