Dalton 3.2\" Ground & Beveled Transitional Paleo Arrowhead Artifact from Illinois For Sale

Type: Dalton Hemphill (Ground & Beveled)Age: 10,500 to 8,500 BP (Transitional Paleo to Early Archaic)Location Found: IllinoisFormer Collections: Joel Hennesey & Joe GatzLength: 3.22\"Width: 1.69\"Material: Cream Chert
I have had this awesome almost 3 1/4\" Dalton artifact in my collection for several years. It has always been one of my favorites because of the size, style and quality. This point is well made and ground and beveled.
Please take a close look at the pictures and judge for yourself. I have taken several pictures to try to show every angle and detail possible.
My wife has started her Swedish Death Cleaning and is targeting my stuff or I would not even be selling anything...If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase for any reason, Iwill accept returns and refund your full purchase price including S&H for up to 30 days if you ship it back to me in the same condition I sent it.
I will always combine shipping for multiple sales won that are shipped in the same package.
Please keep watching as I will be adding several new artifacts over the next few days and weeks.
Description from Projectilepoints.net:

Dalton Auriculate

AKA: Dalton Fishtail
Cluster: Dalton Cluster

Description of Physical Characteristics and Flaking Pattern:

This is a medium to large auriculate point. The cross section may range from elliptical to flattened. The blade is primarily an outward recurvate shape due to a constricted waist or hafting area, which forms auriculate or ears. The blade is commonly serrated, but lacks beveling. The degree of constricting may vary. The base is concave. Grinding is seen on the hafting area and basal grinding and flaking are common. Some basal flaking may give the appearance of fluting. The flaking pattern can vary from oblique transverse, horizontal transverse, collateral, or random.

Age / Periods:
Date: 10,500 - 8,500 B.P.
Cultural Period:Transitional Paleo
Glacial Period: Early Holocene
Culture: Dalton Culture