Blast from my past

[RScott]

Cleaning out some junk in my attic and found one of my greatest childhood treasures that I had honestly forgotten about. Been over 55 years, but I can remember saving up my birthday money and holding onto it for months until I had enough to buy this frame. Glad my father was smart enough to put a label on the back to document the purchase of my prized possession! My interest in points started at a very early age and I convinced my young self that each of these was absolutely used to take game.

 

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[CreekSide]

Nice frame probably knife’s and possibly made from coastal plains chert.

 

[dognose]

very nice.
I am sure that brings back memories.

 

[antmike915]

Always nice to re-find something.

 

[leslie(nova scotia)]

History me son...what else is lurking in youz attic or Garrett?

 

[ToddsPoint]

We would call those lower two Snyders Hopewell if found here in IL.

 

[pepperj]

Cleaning out some junk in my attic and found one of my greatest childhood treasures that I had honestly forgotten about. Been over 55 years, but I can remember saving up my birthday money and holding onto it for months until I had enough to buy this frame. Glad my father was smart enough to put a label on the back to document the purchase of my prized possession! My interest in points started at a very early age and I convinced my young self that each of these was absolutely used to take game. View attachment 2088176View attachment 2088177

Great find, and memory.
Certainly a step above the junk status I'd be thinking. This frame deserves a place to be viewed after all those years.
That was a good chunk of $$$ for that time, I saved up for a diving mask.

 

[Older The Better]

Top left looks Dickson like, along with the Snyder’s types it looks like a woodland frame. cool thing to rediscover hopefully it doesn’t get buried back in the attic again.

 

[ToddsPoint]

That one in the middle is loaded with crinoid fossils. I’d bet money that’s Burlington or at least Mississippian time period flint. All of them look like woodland era points to me. Nice display all in all.

 

[RScott]

The one in the center is my favorite, probably why it was mounted in the middle as it is distinct. This frame now sits on my home office bookshelf so I can look at it every day.