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Mineralogical Record Label Archive Inventory ■ ■ Mineralogical Record Label Archive W Inventory X (Last updated July 22, 2007) _____________________________________________________________________________ The Mineralogical Record Label Archive is a collection of original, printed mineral specimen labels representing mineral collections from all countries during the last two centuries. With the possible exception of some of the great museums, it is the largest such collection in the world, with over 15,000 examples, most of which are filed alphabetically in 48 archival philatelic “stock books” or albums as shown in the photo below. The Label Archive section of the MineralogicalRecord.com website contains images of some of these labels, along with biographical or background information on the collector, dealer or institution in each case. That section, however, is a work in progress and may take quite a long time to complete. At present only a small fraction of the labels in the collection have been ■ 1 ■ Axis, Volume 1, number 10 (2005) www.MineralogicalRecord.com ■ ■ researched, scanned and posted. The inventory shown here, however, is a complete list of the collectors (i.e. the private collectors, dealers and institutions) represented in the collection. The list currently consists of 3,066 entries, some of which are cross-references (in cases where a dealership name and also the name of the dealer are present on the label). Each entry may represent a number of different design variations of the label, and in the case of some of the more important early dealers, numerous examples of the same design are included in the collection to preserve information on the kinds of specimens that dealer carried. These, along with some duplicates that are available for trading, total about 15,000 labels. Exchange offers are welcome, and we will be generous in exchanges that can provide us with labels (especially early ones) that are not listed here in our inventory. Please contact Wendell E. Wilson at [email protected]. ________________________________________________________________________ 1873 Minerals & Western Memorabilia (Herb Dick) (Santa Maria, California) 79 MINErals (George Godas and John Callahan) (Arizona) A.G. (Axel Gauthier) Minerals AAA Mineral Int. (Dr. Guanghua Liu, Tübingen, Germany) Aachen Royal Polytechnical School (Aachen, Germany) Abbott, Ade and Joy Abel, M.P. Minerals (Aurora, Colorado) Åbo Akademi, Sweden Abraham, Anton Franz (Vienna, Austria) Abraham, Anton, & Clemens Hartwich Abraham, Peter H. (Weybridge, Surrey, England) Accrington Museum (England) Ace Minerals (Franktown, Colorado) Achenbach, Otto (Siegen, Germany) Ackner, J.M., Sammlung (Germany)(facsimile) Acquario Naturalista (Rome, Italy) Adam, Gilbert-Joseph Adam, Yvan (Lotissement Krutenau, France) Adamas Lapidary & Gem Shop (Youngstown, Ohio) Adams, Charlie Adams, Gary H. (Gary’s Gems Mineral Specimens, Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania) Adit, The (Bob and Julie Jenkins) (Douglas, Arizona) Adobe Crafters Trading Post (Santa Fe, New Mexico) Adolfsson, Stig G. (Sweden) Aesthetics Underground, The (Robert G. Belcher) (Banff, Alberta, Canada) Agronomic National Institute Ahlfeld, Friedrich (Bolivia) Aichberger, Alfred (Neukirchen, Germany) Aigner, Rudolf (Oberschleiβheim, Germany) Akademia Nauk, USSR (Moscow, Russia) Al’s Minerals (Bloomington, California) Alabama Agricultural & Mechanical College (Alabama) ■ 2 ■ Axis, Volume 1, number 10 (2005) www.MineralogicalRecord.com ■ ■ Alamo Rock Shop (San Antonio, Texas) Albanese, John S. Minerals (Newark, New Jersey) Alberta, Provincia Museum of (Alberta, Canada) Albertini, Claudio e Marisa (Omegna, Italy) Albertini’sche Sammlung Alessi, Joseph A. (Lombard, Illinois) Alexander, Garry & Chris Allabough, Ed Minerals (Kingman, Arizona) Allegheny College (Meadville, Pennsylvania) Allens Minerals (Tombstone, Arizona) Allgäus, Naturwissenschaftliche Sammlungen des Allori, R. (Rome, Italy) Almatheus Almquist, John T. (Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin) Alpha Gems & Minerals (Fairfield, Connecticut) Alpine Exploration (Crested Butte, Colorado) Alpine Mineral Company (Kevin Dixon) (Lawrence, Kansas) Alta Crystal Gallery (Lakewood, Colorado) Altheimer, Gino (Arcisate, Varese, Italy) Altonaer Museum Alverson, Schyler & Ferm (St. Lawrence Minerals Co.) (Rensselaer Falls, New York) Amend, Bernard G. (New York) American Meteorite Laboratory American Mineral Exchange (Houston, Texas) American Museum of Natural History (New York, New York) Ames, J.T. (Chicopee, Massachusetts) Amherst College (Amherst, Massachusetts) Amo, Chris (Capalion Enterprise) (Williamsville, New York) Anaut, Carlos Javier (Spain) Ancillotti Mineraria (Florence, Italy) Anderberg, Wilhelm (Stockholm, Sweden) Andersen, Andrew J. (Denver, Colorado) Andersen, Thor A. Andrews, C.G. (South Paris, Maine) Angola Geological Museum (Angola) Anna, G. d’ (Telve nel Trentino, Italy) Annells, M.G. Anolin, Ray K. (Windsor, Ontario, Canada) Ansin, R.L. Antofagasta Geological Museum (Chile) Antsirabe Commissariat à Energie Atomique (Madagascar) Antúnez, Francisco Apple Valley Minerals (Sal Avella) (Smithfield, Rhode Island) Arbós, Paulí Figueras (Tarragona, Spain) Areson, Jennie and Lee (Mineral Showcase) (Middletown, New York) Argentina National University (Cordoba, Argentina) ■ 3 ■ Axis, Volume 1, number 10 (2005) www.MineralogicalRecord.com ■ ■ Argentum Auctions & Appraisers, Inc. Argoselo, Minas de Arizona Department of Mineral Resources Mineral Museum Arizona Exhibit, World’s Fair 1893 Arizona Mineral & Mining Co. (Mesa, Arizona) Arizona Minerals (Dick Morris and Mark Hay) Arizona Mining and Mineral Museum (Phoenix, Arizona) Arizona School of Mines Arizona, University of, Mineral Museum (Tucson, Arizona) Arizona’s House of Rocks (Phoenix, Arizona) Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum (Tucson, Arizona) Arkansas Mineralogical Society (Little Rock, Arkansas) Arkenstone (Rob Lavinsky) (Garland, Texas) Armbrecht, Nelson & Co. (London, England) Armbster, C. (Goslar, Harz Mountains, Germany) Armstrong Collection, The Armstrong, Dale G. Arndt, Harold W. Arrault et Laurent, D. p. Mssrs. Art of the Earth, Fine Minerals (Jacques A. Kurtz)(Brooklyn, New York) Artrox (El Paso, Texas) Ash, T.S. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) Ashby, George Ashcroft, F.N. Ashman, Fred R. Askew, Brian C. Asociación Mineralogica Paleontológica (Spain) Aspen Lapidary Co. (Denver, Colorado) Asselborn, Eric (Dijon, France) Associated Minerals (August Dietz), U.S. Soldiers Home (Washington, D.C.) Aston University in Birmingham Atkins & Spellmeyer (New York, New York) Atkins, David J. (New York, New York) Atkins, Martin and Marilyn (Goddesses of the Earth) (New York, New York) Atlas Gems & Minerals (Los Angeles, California) Atomenergie, AB [Aktiebolag], Sweden Atomic Energy Commissariat, Mineralogy Service (France) Attard’s Minerals (John Attard) (San Diego, California) Aurora Mineral Corp. (Freeport, New York) Ausrox (Robert Sielecki)(Victoria, Australia) Australian Museum (Sydney, Australia) Auzoux (Paris, France) Avella, Sal (Apple Vslley Minerals) (Smithfield, Rhode Island) Axinite-PM Ltd. (Igor Mikhaylov) (Moscow, Russia) Axinite-PM Ltd. (Victor Ponomarenko) (Moscow, Russia) Azurite Corp., Ltd. (Oyster Bay, New York) ■ 4 ■ Axis, Volume 1, number 10 (2005) www.MineralogicalRecord.com ■ ■ B & B Minerals (Tucson, Arizona) B & W Minerals (Golden, Colorado) B.J. Minerals B.R.G.M. (Paris, France and Orleans, France) Baader, Ernst (Vienna, Austria) Baader’s Sohn in Wien, Dr. (Vienna, Austria) Baatz, Falko (Gerdshagen bei Güstrow, Germany) Bachmann, Friedrich-Otto (Amberg, Oberpfalz, Germany) Baikal Geo S.L. (Madrid, Spain) Bailey, S.C.H. (New York, New York) Baj, Domenico (Mandello Lario, Italy) Baker, David (Rickmansworth, England) Baker, S. D. (North Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada) Baldou, A. (Geneva, Switzerland) Ballantine, J.B. Balligand, René (Turckheim, France) Banchi, Pietro (Arezzo, Italy) Bancroft, Peter (Fallbrook, California) Bandi, M., Dr. Bandy, Mark C. Bannon, Lewis A. (Labannon) (Baton Roge, Louisianna) Barbosa, Carlos P. (Governador Valadares & Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Barbour, Jack N. Bardelli, L. (Milan, Italy) Bardet, J. Bareche, Eugeni (Barcelona, Spain) Barfell, Burton (Los Angeles, California) Barili, Pierluigi (Milan, Italy) Barker, G. T. Barker, Patricia A. Barker, R. W. (Littleton, Colorado) Barlow, F. John (Appleton, Wisconsin) Barnett, A.K. (Penzance, Cornwall, England) Barnett, Roger C. (Simpsonville, North Carolina) Baron and Beale (Morgan Hill, California) Barone, Edward T. (Verona, New Jersey) Barras-Gauthier Minéraux Barrer, Lester A. Barrier Ranges Ore Barron, Col. E. M. (bequest to U. Texas) Barrus, Alvan (Lithia, Massachusetts) Barstow, Richard W. (Gunnislake, Cornwall, England) Bartorelli, Andrea, and Oriovaldo Cunha Martinez (Brazilian Minerals & Gems) (São Paolo, Brazil) Bascom, F. Basel Institut Min.-petrogr. (Basel, Switzerland) ■ 5 ■ Axis, Volume 1, number 10 (2005) www.MineralogicalRecord.com ■ ■ Basel Museum, Mineralogy Division (Basel, Switzerland) Baskin, T.L. & Sons, Inc. (Middlesex, New Jersey) Bates, Albert C. (Newark, New Jersey) Bates, Robert P. (McPherson, Kansas) Batic, Robert Bauer, Max Bauer, S. A., and Company (Vienna, Austria) Baum, John L. Baumbach, Moritz von Baumstark, Manfred (Bühl, Baden, Germany) Bausman (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) Bavarian Geological Survey (Bayer. Geologisches Landesamt) Bayer, Dr. K.J. (Brünn, Austria) Bayer[ischer] Petrefacten & Mineralien Compt[oir] (Munich, Germany) Bazzi, E. (Milano, Italy) Beach, Ellsworth (Los Angeles, California) Beals, Dennis & Diane (XTAL) (Greenwood Village,
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