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Paul Replies: 20 Views: 42297 |
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hmm, That looks very similar | |
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You may have seen some of the specimens I've been posting over the last week or so, today I spent some time going over some of the more damaged specimens, and I was trying to understand how so many o ... | |
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The Matrix is a Greyish color. | |
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Paul Replies: 4 Views: 10867 |
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And a Very interesting Specimen, a rather unexpected Pseudomorph of Magnetite after Actinolite.
The Specimen card provides the following information. Specimen No: 294 Mineral: Magnetite (Pseudomo ... |
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This Collection has a fair amount of radioactive specimens, here is a nice one.
Pitchblende Uraninite (Uranium Oxide) The Specimen card provides the following information. Specimen No: 268 Min ... |
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Another Great Specimen
Malachite Pseudomorph after Azurite, This Specimen dates from the early 60's, From then Rhodesia. The Specimen card provides the following information. Specimen No: 91 ... |
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Thank you for the help, Jorge, the crystals do indeed look like they may have a yellow core, but I'm not sure about smithsonite, I'll do the test Jordi suggested to confirm the type.
John, I'll mak ... |
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One Last specimen for this thread, I'm truly clueless about this one and I'm not sure that the photos portray enough detail to make it identifiable. | |
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The Majority of the collection is African, However thare are specimens from all over the world in it, Dave had a habit of trading specimens for samples of certain minerals from many different location ... | |
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#1 is much harder than a 2 so it is definately not selenite then, I think having been cataloguing hundreds of specimens every day for the last few weeks have started to take it's toll. | |
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I spent a good deal of time today trying to identify the first one,and I'm starting to think it could be a selenite ball, the second one is probably a Garnet var Pyrope, it looks like it's been pseudo ... | |
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And one more,
I Suspect that this is Descloizite, however it was labeled Goethite, it is very heavy for it's size, the growth is over a matrix that is no loinger there, so it is hollow inside, it ... |
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This one seems to be a Pseudomorph of Limonite after Pyrope,
60mm x 60mm x 80mm, and weighs 546 gm's |
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I've spent the last few days slowly working through about a hundred more specimens, and have a few that I just have no idea about. | |
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We have been working for the last few weeks on identifying and cataloguing the collection of Dave Walls, in this process we have come across a few rare and unique finds, I’ll add a few pictures of the ... | |
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