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Herman van Dennebroek Replies: 19 Views: 18765 |
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There's a few double terminated schorls from Erongo that have been around for a while that have two unique terminations. One side is smooth and typical - and the other side can best be described as & ... | |
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Herman van Dennebroek Replies: 14 Views: 12931 |
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Hello Sante,
Just for the record I mention here: the Gavorrano photos I posted (and more pyrite and other minerals) were all purchased from you in the summer of 1975. It brings back good memories. G ... |
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Herman van Dennebroek Replies: 14 Views: 12931 |
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From 1972 to the end of 1980 I visited Tuscany several times. I collected minerals myself and bought minerals, especially pyrite, from miners and dealers. At that time there were 3 large mines that su ... | |
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Dear Tsumeb enthusiasts,
In preparing a lecture on pseudomorphoses I also include some Tsumeb specimens. The photos I send now shows a piece that I have in my collection for over 30 years. It can be ... |
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Herman van Dennebroek Replies: 107 Views: 203352 |
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Where can I listen to the podcast? As a Tsumeb collector I'm always interested in things about Tsumeb | |
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Herman van Dennebroek Replies: 3 Views: 17554 |
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You are right James, not just Cornish. The layout of the exhibition uses the book Minerals of Cornwall and Devon. We have specifically followed the 5 mining areas that are discussed in the book. | |
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Herman van Dennebroek Replies: 3 Views: 17554 |
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Selecting minerals for an exhibition is a lot of work (see The Joy of Tucson, 2020 Gail Spann Experience) The nice thing about it is that you once again hold pieces in your hands and can view and enjo ... | |
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Herman van Dennebroek Replies: 107 Views: 203352 |
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Hi Jim and Gail, it's always a pleasure looking at your minerals. Thanks for showing. | |
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Herman van Dennebroek Replies: 4 Views: 9320 |
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At first sight your specimen looks like sodalite. But as Bob mentioned it's very difficult to determine from a photo | |
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Herman van Dennebroek Replies: 15 Views: 27465 |
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Using QR code is a very good idea. When your collection is small or you have just started collecting minerals, it's little work and low cost. But if your collection is large, 2000, 3000, or more speci ... | |
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Herman van Dennebroek Replies: 15 Views: 27465 |
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I am following the same glue procedure as Wendell Wilson does. The size of the labels is ± 14 x 0.5 mm. I cut them myself out of print paper. I write the number on the label with East-Indian ink. Spec ... | |
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Herman van Dennebroek Replies: 13 Views: 17440 |
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In my collection are present about 3500 specimens, most of them small cabinet size and also thumbnail size or something in between.
About 20% of my collection is self collected in Europe, USA and C ... |
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Herman van Dennebroek Replies: 6 Views: 30391 |
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Hi trickpats,
The location is mentioned in the book "The Rockhound's Guide to Colorado", page 152/155. I visit the site in the summer of 1997. It was a disappointing experience. I foun ... |
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Herman van Dennebroek Replies: 40 Views: 119555 |
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Thank you Ploum, for the magnificent pictures and thank you Jordi for sharing your thoughts about St.M.a.M. and your pictures.
I wasn't able to visit St.Marie this year but your reports make the me ... |
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