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jeff a

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decided to go through my frames and put everything by type, this is what i came up with for bifurcates ,a good representation of ohio bifurcates and material
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Looks great!Great range you picked.Some sweet stuff in there.Congrats..Neo
 
Great frame! I've never found a bifurcate. I've hunted KY and OH a lot and never could seem to pick one up. Well done.
 
Very nice looking tray of Biffies Jeff.

I see McCorkles, St Albans, Kanawhas, Stanlys, LeCroys, a possible McKean and just about every Ohio type there is in that tray. I had thought about doing that with my Bifurcates but I never got around to taking them and putting them all in one tray.

Here's a few of my better ones though.
 

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Wow! Very nice frame. Are they all personal finds?
 
i wish they were all personal finds ,only about half are i have a few sites that are nothing but bifurcates but most i find are broken or small exausted points
 
I've got one from Ohio that I'll take a picture of and post on here. I wish I knew what the material is and maybe you all could help me out.
 
Jeff,
Super Frame!!!!!!! It not only takes a good eye, but tons of patience to put together a frame like that.
I recently picked up a collection with some absolute killer bifurcates. This seems like a good place to share.
Regards,
Jon Dickinson.
 

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Those look so much like some Texas points.What time periods are they?
 
jon those are killer, neo bifurcates are early archiac
 
Yeppers, all very nice pieces indeed. Here is what is left of my frame. Used to be full of bifurcates, but now I am just throwing other stuff in there for time being.
 

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Superb Bi's everyone..I must say I do really like the Stanly type. My first point I found was a Bi-serrated-kirk. So am always happy to browse through them..

Molly.
 
Nice frame and topic Jeff. There's alot of good examples in these frames.
 

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nice collection my friend ;D :thumbsup: congrats...
 
Here are some of my bifacturates the big one in the middle my son found.
 

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