Quartz levanna from pre-rain hunt

[Pointhead]

Nice little levanna, I don't have too many perfect ones but this one definitely made me stop and smile

[Hi-Lo]

Where found? Thanks for sharing.

[Pointhead]

Sorry about that! Found in New England! Walking a plowed field. 9/10 these points are broken or missing and ear, this one proved to be a lucky one that didn't get dinged by the plow

[Havenhunter]

Sweet! Triangles continue to allude me. ☹️

[Pointhead]

You absolutley will find one! What region are you hunting? I have a feeling if I hunt long term like 30 years or more there's no telling what Someone could find

[Hoss]

Congrats on the find that is a beuty. May it be your first of many. No telling when they will pop up! I think there is 30 triangles in this frame. It illustrates a lifetime of walking errr often slogging through mud in all kinds of weather.

[Pointhead]

That's truly incredible! how did you get the points to display standing up? My dad has made some "shadow boxes" but they lay down flat on tables. I love the design HOSS. I'm looking forward to the points i've yet to find, I'm hoping to have many a field walked, creeks scoured and memories made.

[Hoss]

Back in the day we used duco cement points in place. the back of the frame is 1/4" Luan then on top of that 1/2 inch of batting. We liked to use satin fabric over that. I use felt now and no glue anymore just pressure. Nowadays it is better to just use foam rubber for backing. you can get it at Joann's http://www.joann.com/search?q=foam+rubber If you Dad makes the shadow boxes so the foam fits in tight between the back and the glass then you can just press your points between the foam and the glass and they will stay put.

[2ndoldman]

We would all be smiling if we found this little beauty too.

[Havenhunter]

Hunting the Chesapeake Bay beaches of Virginia's Middle Peninsula. The Powhatans favored quartzite triangles but I've never found one.

[gregszybala]

Sweet one, congrats

[willjo]

Nice little quartz point

[-=METACOM=-]

Nice point, looks like it could be a Madison, but maybe that's just me.

[Pointhead]

I was thinking that after I posted it. I had thumbed through some typology on it and it does have more Madison like qualities to it. Which would make that my first Madison

[SDhunter]

Somehow I missed this one. Very nice

[Pointhead]

Thank you! I love this point. I found it while ok the phone with my best friend. Couldn't even celebrate the moment out loud lol. I just fist pumped a little

[CMD]

If the base is no wider then 3/4", then it would fit Ritchie's broader definition of Madison. Otherwise, you could probably say Levanna.