Happy St. Patty's Day Show off your green!

[Hoss]

Decided to show off some of my green today in honor of the Saint supposedly Banished all the snakes from Ireland.
Here is a recent acquisition Attica Chert (Indiana Green) Bifurcate. Scored tthis point on ebay of all places. PArke Co Indiana

[Hoss]

I just picked up the Beautiful little green banded slate banner stone last week. Quakertown PA.

[Hoss]

Here we have a scraper made of Normanskill Chert. Litchfield Co CT.

[Hoss]

I almost forgot to mention my St Patty's day joke for the day.
What is green and stays out all night?
Why Patty O'Furniture of course!

[Hoss]

Here is an awesome Ovate Knife made of Normanskill Chert, New Haven Co CT.

[Hoss]

Finally this Personal find Broken gouge This artifact although not perfect has it all in my opinion. It is a learning experience to hold this one in your hand.. It was used and broken then salvaged as can be seen in the pictures it was chipped, pecked and polished. What an awesome find in my honest opinion.

[Hoss]

Come on folks don't be holding out on us show us your green rocks!

[Ron Kelley]

Most have already seen these but this is my best green.
The beads are nephrite Jade from Washington, Columbia River/Great Basin.

[rmartin]

Okay here is my Green. All personal finds of Attica AKA Indiana Green

Here is a pendant made of green banded slate

[Hoss]

Awesome Ray thanks for posting. Ron those beads are very cool.

[kreative]

Posted by [mainejman]:

Im a little late but heres my best green point.Ive posted it before but shes beautiful....mjm

[kreative]

Posted by [yakman83]:

Ron,
what is the story behind those?? were they all found together?

[Ron Kelley]

yakman83 wrote:

Ron,
what is the story behind those?? were they all found together?

  Hey Brett, I purchased them and the story was that they were all found together.
There is a total of 40 beads. All are presumed to be Washington jade but some
are not green. The beads are not polished so I had to get them wet to show the color.

[OnewiththewilD]

my green GREENE.

and one you's seen before.

[pkfrey]

This is the greenest I have! A 6 3/4 in., 3/4 groove axe. Tremendous polish on both sides! The material is a local green diorite. Personal find of G. Neiswander, Adams Co., Pa.