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APRIL 1974 1. NATIVE ARSENIC. Burraton Combe Quarry, St. Stephens-by- Saltaoh, Cornwall. Specimen A- Superb, pure, metallic grey irregular shaped mass, with some conchoidal surfaces and odd encrustations of whitish AhSENOLITE. 4x2x2". £10; Specimen B- As specimen A- with much whitish Arsenolite; l~xl". £1. 50; Specimen C­ As Specimen B- lx'l". £1. 2. ATACAMITE. Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia. Very rich, cellular mass of bright emerald green crystal aggregates with minor Limonite and fragments of Quartz. 3x3x2~". £12.

3. AURICK~LCITE. Char Kounhi Mine, Iran. Rich, lustrous, turquoise blue crystals scattered over and thickly aggregated in cavities in cellular Limonite. 3x2". £3. 4. BATHITE. Mina Ojuela, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico. Apple green, small, well formed crystals thickly scattered over gossan matrix with minor whitish Calcite in association. Specimen A- 2~x2"xl~". £3; Specimen B- Hx1~xl".:f2; Specimen C- l~xl" - without Calcite - 50p. 5. BA.STNAESITE. Torendrika, Madagascar. Pure vitreous clove brown mass with a tan coloured oXidised coating. 2xlt". £1- 6. BAYLDONITE. Wheal ~arpenter, Gwinear, Cornwall. Rich crusts of apple green sparklin9 micro crystals on Quartz matrix. Specimen A - 22 x2"- with a l~xl~" covering of crystals - £3; Specimen B- Itxl". 75p.

7. BERZELIANITE. Bukov, Moravia, ~.S.S.R. Very rich tarnished metallic masses to i" in size richly aggregated in ~alcite. 2xli-xlt". £6. 8. BEODA.NTITE. Wheal Carpenter, Gwinear, Cornwall. Rich crust ofsage green well formed micro crystals covering Quartzose matrix. Spe"imen A- 2tx2". £2; Specimen B­ ltxl". £1. -2-

BISMUTHINITE. ~onsols Mine, Tywardreath, Cornwall. Rich grey elongated thick needly crystals, showing striations, aggregated with minor Chlorite on and in cellular Quartz/~hlorite/Chalcopyriteveinstuff. The total area the Bismuthinite occurs on is 2txlt" on ma trix 4x3x2t". £8. 10. BOUnNONITE. Herodsfoot Mine, Lanreath, ~ornwall. An intergrown mass of lustrous metallic grey bladed crystals with very minor Quartz in association. 3x2". £6. 11. BROCK4NTITE. Blanchard ~laims, Bingham, New Mexico. U.S.A. Bright, emerald green, small crystals thickly intergrown and encrusting Barytes matrix. Itxlt". £2.

12. ~£CITE. Snailbeach Mine, Shelve, Shropshire. A group of large pale lilac coloured rhombic crystals, the three largest having face edges 2" in size, I'lith a frosting of bright small doubly termin~ted Quartz crystals. Very attractive for display. 5xJ~'x3". £8. 13. CALCITE. Millclose Mine, Nr. MJtlock, Derbys. Two large whitish s alenohedral crystals approxim3tely 2" in size implanted on J plate composed of numerous smaller crystals, the reverse of the specimen being studded with small transparent Fluorite cubes. 4~x4". £4. 14. CASSITERITE. Pell Mine, St. gnes, Cornwall. Bright, lustrous, black terminated crystals of the rare four sided habit intergrovm with minor ~hlorite and small clear uartz crystAls on silicified Slate matrix. Specimen - 3x2". £4; Specimen B- 2xlt". £3. 15; CASSITERITE. Relistian Mine, Gwlnear, ~ornv~ll. An unusual sPecimen consisting of a conglomerate of Chloritised Slate Pebbles cemented by Chlorite and with small sharp Cassiterite crystals implanted in cavities between individual pebbles. 4x2tx2". £5. 16; CASciITERITE. Wheal Emma, Dartmoor, Devon. Lustrous, small, brownish black crystals thick~y intergrown and covering Quartz veinstone. 3x2". £2.50. 17; CASSITERITE. Nevi East Section, Dolcoath Hine, , Cornwall. Lustrous brovm threads and stringers cementing dark blue fine grained brecciated Tourmaline Quartz veinstuff. Some small needly crystals are implanted wit Quartz in a I" cavity on one end of the specimen. This specimen is a typical example of the very high grade ore from the deep levels of Dolcoath Mine. 3tx3x2".. £3. 18. CASSITERITE variety "\>100D TIN". West Wheal Kitty, St. Agnes, Cornv~ll. Very well developed rounded masses and bands of fibrous Cassiterite with Quartz veinstuff. 2txl-}" • £4. 19. CERUSSITE. Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia. Superb, intergrovm, large glassy Hhite reticulated crystals thickly covering black Psilomelane matrix. Excellent quality old time specimen, very choice for display. 5x3~x2". £35. 20. CERUSSITE. La Croix-aux-Mines, Vosges, France. Attractive small, very well formed, glassy tWinned crystals thickly intergrovm on Limonitic matrix. 3X2t". £4. 21. CERUSSITE. Pentire Gloze Mine, Polzeath, Cornwall. Lustrous, SnOI'l \/hite "Jack-stravl" type crystals, richly scattered over black Psilomel1ne coating uartz. 4x2t". £3. -3- CERUSSITE. Tsumeb, Ot3vi, S.vi. africa. Specimen A- Very choice water clear g13ssy twinned ~rystals to 1 ~m. in size scattered lnd intergrown on 3 reddish matrix. 2;\-xlt". £4; Specimen B- Highly t\,inned gl'J.ssy crystals, well formed and sharp, s~attered over botryoidal Malachite with odd sm3ll whitish crystals of Tarnowitzite. 2;\-xlt". £4; Specimen C- An unusual flat pyramidal shaped crystal exhibiting 3 little twinning and parallel growth, mostly clear 3nd with an attractive pale pink internal zoning. Ii-xli". £5; Specimen D- Intergrown !¥roup of tabular ·,later clear sharp gl'Jssy crystals to "2" in size. ltxl". £3; Specimen E- i1.S Specimen D- but with slightly larger crystals - l;\-xi-". £4. 23. CHAL';OCITE. Bot:tllack Mine, St. Just, Cornwa 11. Sharp, metallic grey hexagonal crystals scattered on cellular Chalcocite m:Jtrix. l;\-xl". £2. 24. CHALCOCITE. Sharp Tor Mine, Linkinhorne, Cornwall. Rich, bright, metallic grey mass ",ith minor Quartz. 2x2". 50p. 25. CHALCOPYRITE. Consolidated Mines, Gwennap, Cornwall. Pure, golden yellow lustrous mass. an old l3bel is attached to the specimen, which was ~ollected early last century. 3x2txlt". £1.25. 26. CHhLCOPYRITE. Ground Hog Mine, Vanadium, Grant Co., New Mexico, U.S. c. Large, slightly tarnished, sphenoidal crystals to 1 cm. in size, sharp and well formed, implanted on slender uartz crystals with minor crystalised Sphalerite and small cubes of Iron Pyrite 2xltxlt". £8. 27. CHhLCOSIDERITE. Phoenix Mine, Linkinhorne, Cornwall. Large, dark green, sharp crystals mostly around 3 rom. in size, scattered on botryoidal liver brown Limonite on a dense Ironstone m3trix. 3x2t". £4. 28. CLINO';LhSE. Wheal Gorland, St. Day, Cornwall. Rich, blue, crystaline masses and veinlets with Quartz gossan. 2txl". £1. 50.

29. CONNE~LITE. Wheal EQ~ard, st. Just, Cornwall. Sky-blue crystaline crust richly covering uartz. 2xlt". £1.

30. NATIVE COPPER. Wheal Virgin, Gwennap, Cornwall. A tarnished coppery red sheet varying from 3 - 5 rom. thick and composed of intergrown distorted crystuls, the largest being 3pproximutely 5 rom. in size. 4;\-x3". £6. 31. NATIVE COPPER. Copper Falls Mine, Keweenaw Peninsular, Michigan, U.S.h. Bright, metallic, crystaline sheets and hackly masses aggregated and protruding from Calcite/Basalt matrix, witt irregularly formed Calcite crystals enclosing bright spots of Native Copper at one end of the specimen. 2i-x2x2". £5. 32. NATIVE COPPER. Botallack ine, st. Just, Cornwall. Tarnished, coppery red, hackly sheet. ltx;\-". 50p. 33. CUPRITE. Marke Valley Mine, Linkinhorne, Cornwall. h bright shining maroon coloured mass of intergrown octahedral crystals, with odd fragments of white .uartz in association. 3tx2;\-x2". £6. 34. CUPRITE. Wheal Damsel, Gwennap, Cornwall. Smull, sharp, cubic deep red crystals richly scattered over QU3rtzose goss3n. 2;\-xli-". £3. 35. CUPRITE. Bisbee, Conchise Co., arizona, U.S.a. Bright, deep red, sharp small modified rystals richly s~lttered on goss::m with mi.cro crysto.ls of blRCk De1:lfossite.2xl".£3. -4- DOLOMITE. Beckermet Mine, Egremont, West Cumberland. Lustrous pink curved saddle shaped crystals thickly intergrown on massive Dolomite. 3X2t". £1.50.

DUFREN ITE. Rockbridge Co., VirginiJ, U.S.~. hn unusual radiated dark greyish-blJck mass ",ith a rounded surface, and slight alteration in thin bands to Goethite. ltx2". £3. 38. EMPLECTITE. Tannenbaum, Nr. Schwarzenberg, Saxony, Germany. Rich, metallic, tarnished bladed maSS8S thickly scattered throu h -uartz matrix with minor Chalcopyrite in association. 2xlixlt". £5. 39. ERYTHRITE. Schneeberg, Saxony, Germany. Bright pink elongated flattened needly crystals radiated on and covering both sides of a dark uartzose matrix. 2tx2t. £4. 40. ERYTHhITE. Ennys Wheal Virgin, st. Hilary, Cornwall. Bright pink crystaline masses and micro cr~stals encrusting Quartz/Chlorite matrix. 2tx2x14'" £1. 41. FLUORITE. Florence Mine, Egremont, W. Cumberland. Turquoise blue sharp transparent cubic crystJls, some exhibiting internal zoning scattered on and intergro"m with creamy coloured saddle shaped Dolomite crystals enveloping botryoidal Hematite. The Fluvrite crystals are mostly Jround I cm. in size. 3tx3". £5.

42. FLUORITE. East Pool Mine, Illogan, Corm.al1. Specimen B.- TurqUOise blue ubic crystals to t" in size intergrown on drusy uartz with odd sharp Chalcopyrite crystals all situated on a Quartz/HemJtite veinstone. 4xltx2". £4.50; Specimen B- Pale greenish cubic crystals forming 2 step-like group, with their edges a light purple colour, and intergrown Vii th slender Quartz crystJls. hn old label is attached to this specimen. 2txli". £2; Specimen C- Transparent pale green cubic crystJls around t" in size impbnted on small milky uJrtz crystals on uartz matrix. an old label is at\;3ched to this specimen. 2xl~xlt". £2. 43. G~DOLINITE. Ytterby, Nr. Stockholm, Sweden. ~ well formed vitreous black crystal, with minor inclusions of Feldspar and Mi~a. Wel~ formed crystals of this mineral are rare. 2xl". £4. 44. GADOLINITE. Satersdal, Vest Agder, Norway. Pure vitreous black mass with thin ~oatings of Vlhitish TD~GERITE. 2xlt". £1. 50. 45. GaLEN~. Wheal Mary hnn, Menhe iot, Cornwall. Two large modified cube-octahedral crystals, sharp and lustrous, implanted on a ~ortion of a large pale blue Fluorite crystal. 2xltx12'" £3. 46. GaLEN,.. Naica, ChihuahlJla, Hexico. Bright metallic grey very sharp highly modified crystals scattered on and intergroVin with small ~Jlcite ~rystals with a little Pyrite in 'lssociation. 2xlt". £1. 50. 47. GALEN". Pseudomorph after PYROMOliPHITE. -Hheal Hope, Perranzabuloe, Cornwall. Metallic grey replacement of elongated Pyromorphite crystals by Galena, with minor _uartzose matrix in association. Itxlt". £2.50. 48. GMELII ITE. Magheramourne, Co. r°.ntrim, N. Ireland. Salmon pink, 'liell formed, crystals implanted in cavities in Ba salt mCltrix. Speclmen _, - 2txlt". £1. 50; SpecimenB­ Hxl;!xl". £1. -5- N~TIVE GOLD. Bogomdorovny Mine, Southern Siberia, Russia. Rich, golden flakes, and small m~sses scattered through Quartz with minor Chloritic Schist. An old label accompanies this spe-::imen. 2xl~". £4. 50. NATIVE GOLD. Morro Velho Gold Mine, Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Fine specks disseminated through Sericitic Schist. 3tx2". £2. 51. GROSSULJill Giili ET variety ROSOLITE. Xalostoc, Horelos, Mexico. "sharp, well formed, pink single crystal i" in diameter implanted on a whitish matrix. 2tx2". £5.

52. HE}L,TITE. Rilo ~larina, Isle of Elba, Italy. Superb mirror bright black modified crystals some with a slight irridescent tarnish and up tJ 4""1 in size forming an intergrmIn mass with very minor uartz. 2txltxlt". £8.

HEMIMORPHITE. Roughtenghyll, C~ldbeck Fells, Cumberland. Rich, sky-blue, thi~k crystaline crust completely covering gossan matrix. 2xlt". £3. )4. N,iTIVE LFiill. Langban, i~ermland, Sweden. Dull grey metallic sheet covering matrix consisting of brown M, GnNOPHYLLITE with masses of crystaline HEDYPlli,NE. The latter mineral fluoresces or,mge under short wave u.v. 3x2xlt". £12. 55. L&~HILLITE. Leadhills, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Small, creamy, platy crystals ",ith a pearly lustre implanted in a cavity in crystaline Cerussite and greenish Pyromorphite. lixlt". £2. 56. LOLLINGITE. Castle-an-Dinas line, st. ';olumb, Cormlall. Pure. silvery grey -::oluminar mass with very minor Quartz in association. 3tx2x2". £2. Mnh,CHITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.W. hfrica. Small, very well formed, sharp green crystals ri hly en-::rusting gossan matrix \o/ith minor Cuprite. 2xl~;". £4. 58. MnLACHITE. Wheal Buller, Nr. , Cornwall. Rich, cellular, botryoidal green mass intermixed with deep red massive Cuprite. 3tx2". £4. M.,ffiCnSITE. Clifford., olgamated Mines, Gwenmp, Cornwall. Very sharp lustrous twinned spear-shaped crystals to t" in size, thickly intergro,m and lining cavities in massive Marcasite/ uartz matrix. Specimen A- 3tx2t". £3; Specimen B- 2tx2xlt". £2.50; Specimen C- 2-:,xli". £1.

60. Mll1ETITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.W. ~frica. Choice, light yellow, lustrous sprays of elongated cryst11s richly scattered over matrix of glassy, well formed, intergrown WILL~~ITE crystals, with very minor gossan. The specimen has very fine shape qnd form and is ex-::ellent for display. 4x3i". £20. 61. MIMETITE. Driggeth Mine, Caldbeck Fells, Cumberland. Lustrous pea-green, small, rounded barrelly crystals thickly en rustin cellulJr u'lrtz. Spe-::imen:. - 3tx2t". £3; Specimen B- 3x2". £2; Specimen C- Itxlt". £1.

62. Mn~ETITE. Wheal Unity, Gwennap, ';ornwall. Slender, light­ brown, lustrous I exagonal crystDls scattered on brecciJted Quartz. 2xlt". £1. 50.

J I -6- NATROLITE. .b.uvergne, Fran-::e. ,i group of perfectly terminated, very well formed, crystals. Individual crystals are I cm. in length. fin old label, bearing the old name for Natrolite, MESOTYPE, is attached to the specimen. lxl". £1. 50. 64. OLIVENITE. Wheal Unity, Gwennap, Cornwall. Thick, rounded, well banded masses, with crystalised surfaces, of the variety known as WOOD ~JP?ER OhE. These are very choice examples of this unusual mineral. Specimen ,I. - ,~s so~ iated \'Ii th minor brecciated uartz. 3x2tx2". £10; Specimen B- Covering milky Quartz. 2~xl~xlt". £4; Specimen C- Pure botryoidal mass with excellent banding. ltxl". £2.50. 65. Phfu~ThCnMITE. Levant Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall. Rich, bright green, crystaline crust covering hematised Slate matrix. 3~xlt". £2. 66. POSNJAKITE. Drakewalls Mine, Gunnislake, Cornwall. Bright, sky-blue, micro crystals encrusting Slate matrix. Specimen .~ - firea of Posnj akite Itxi" a sso~ia ted with small Langite crystuls on matrix 2x2+". £4; Specimen B­ lixl". £3; Specimen C- Itxlt". £3. 67. PREHNITE. Dene Quarry, St. Keverne, Lizard, Cornwall. Sharp, semi-transparent well formed crystals thickly encrusting Gabbro with minor ";alcite in association. ]x2t". £2. 68. PYRITES. Bottino, Tuscany, Italy. ., very spectacular intergrown mass of small and large bright cubic and modified crystals. The largest crystal is 2~" on face edge, with several others over an inch in size and the remainder varying from t" - ~". The specimen is virtually free of any m trix and though exhibiting slight damage on one face of the largest crystal it is magnificent for display. 7x5". £12. 69. PYROIDSITE. Platten, Bohemia. Select, bright, shining blackish grey crystals lining ~avities in massive Pyrolusite. Specimen ,c - 3~x2", with 0 l~" cavity lined with crystals. £3; Specimen B- 2xl" - "lith a ~" cavity lined ",ith ~rystals. £1. 70. PYROMORPHITE. Broubach, Ems-Nassau, Germany. Lustrous, bro"m , well formed hexagonal crystals thickly encrusting and lining lorge cavities with very minor cellular Quortz. Very choice old specimen. 2~x2". £6. 71. PYROMORPHITE. Wheal Penrose, , Cormlall. Light green small lustrous crystals richly en-::rusting Gossan matrix. Specimen .. - 3x3". £3, Speci en B- 3x2". £2. 72. PYROMORPHITE. Roughtenghyll Mine, ";aldbeck Fells, Cumberland. Large sharp elongated hexagonal crystols to t" in size iJnd of a lime green colour lining a 2xl" cavity in m3ssive white Quartz. 3~x2". £5. 73. U"LTZ variety IU1ETHYST. Guerrero, Mexico. A It" transparent pale lilac coloured well formed terminated crystal free standing on a small lxI" base ",ith odd sUbsidiary small milky quartzes. Very choice. £4.

74. hOSELITE. Bou-lizzer, lJ.nti-:,tlas, Morocco. Specimen I\. - Sharp small trJnsporcnt rose red cryst11s lining a 1 cm. size c1vity in white ~.Jlcite. lxl". £2; Specimen B- Lustrous, rose red, small ~ryst~ls encrusting dark ";'llcite m::ltrix. lx~". £1.50. -7- SdMnRSKITE. .~erod, Nr. Moss, Ostfold, Norway. Pure, lustrous, pitchy-black mass with very minor pink Feldspar. 3Xltxl". £2. 76. SIDEhITE - "SLIPPER PSEDDOMORPH". Virtuous L:Jdy Hine, Bu kland Mona chorurn , Devon- Specimen A - d flat plate of Si erite partielly en~rusted with a she~l of Marc~site, with a smooth u~per surface, and the edges being of a rounded form. 22X2-~'I. £2; Specimen B- .~s specimen JJ. - but \1ith only three of the sides showing the rounded form. 3x2-}". £2. 77. N~TIVE SILVER. Kears1ge Mine, Keweenaw Peninsul~r, Michigan, U.S.h.. Large, r-)unded crystaline nobs of silver to til in size implanted in 3 rO',1 across a solid lump of N=TIVE COP?ER, with minor ~alcite in association. The specioen is almost s aped like n tortoise. ltx2tx2t". £12. 78. ATIVE SILVER. Cnylloma, .'requipa, Peru. Bright, silvery, mass of tangled wires - some quite thick, others extremely thin - appr x.imately 1" mass in a 2" g13ss phial. £7. 79. NRTIVE SILVER, Silver Isle, Lake uperior, ~anada. Hackly, slightly tarnished crystalised dendritic masses protruding from and scattered through Quartzose matrix Hith odd spots of Galena in asso~iation. 2txlt". £5. 80. SMITHSONITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.W. africa. Very bright, lime green, sharp modified ~rystals to 5 mm. in size completely encrustL~g a cellul,r matrix. Spe~i~en 3X2". £5; Specimen B- Itxlt - encrusted on both sides \-lith Smithsonite - £3; Specimer.. C- lxl". £1.

81. SMITHSO. ITE. Tsurneb, Otavi, S. I, "frica. Extremely large lustrous rhombic creamy coloured crystals with face edges to 1 cm. in size forming an attractive intergrown mass. Itxlt". £4. 82. SP!1.n.LEB.ITE. Ramp ill Hine, Nemthead, Cumberland. Bright black lustrous crystals thickly encrusting a small rib of Limestone with oed small milky Quartz crystals. Interesting shape :md form. 3t:cl!j-xlt". £4.

83· SPHENE. Capelinha, Min3s Gerais, Brazil. Specimen h - "" ,~" lime green sharp crystal impl,mted on smaller Sphene crystals encrusting granular Epidote matrix. 2txlt". £10; Specimen B- Small lustrous sharp lime green crystals richly s~attered on crystalised Epidote matrix wit 11rge white sharp hlbite crystals to 1 cm.

in size in 3sso"iAti.on. 2}xl-}" 0 £6.

84. S?HENE. St. Gotchard, Ticino, Switzer11nd. h. lustrous 'gemmy' lime green perfectly formed single crystal 4 mm. in size implanted on crystalised white ~31cite covering Chlorite/Schist matrix. 2xl~'I. £2. 85. ST"NNITE. E'3st Pool Mine, Illog'Jn, ~orm!all. hich, metallic, slightly tarnished mass "lith minor Fluorite, Quartz <:md Gnnite. Specimen _, - 3x2". £2; Specimen B­ Itxlt" mass on Gnnite m3trix. 2xlt". £1. 86. STRONTL,NITE. St. _,ndreasberg, HJrz, Germany. Pale creamy green divergent sprJ]s of cryst~ls richly implanted on crystalised ~11cite matrix with small sh~rp br~ssy Marcasite crystals in association. 3tx2t". £4. -8-

NhTIVE SULPHUn. Girgenti, Si~ily. n semi-transparent doubly terminated perfect 'text-book' habit crystal 15 mm. in size implanted on drusy "ragonite crystals with minor matrix. 3x2". £4. 88. TENN, TITE. Gortdrum Copper Mine, Co. Tipperary, Eire. ure slightly tarnished metalli grey mass with minor ..::aL:ite and t races of reddish Cinnabar. 2txlt". 50p. 89. TE'Th"HEDRITE. Herodsfoot Mine, Lanreath, Corm-lOll. Well- formed Tetrahedral crystals to t" in size and coated with Chalcopyrite, intergrown and implanted on a crust of crystalised milky Quartz with minor Pyrlite on Siderite/ Quartz matrix. 2tx2". £4.

90. TETR.~EDhITE. Silver Vein Mine, , Co nwall. nich ~rey mass interbanded with brown Si erite and a little Quartz. 2xlt". £1.25. 91. TOP"Z. Ka roi, Rhodes ia. Fine, \oIell formed, sharp terminated single ~ryst~ls, mostly transparent and of an "quamarine blue colour. These are excellent for crystal study. "::rystals vary in size from i" - 1" and are pri~ed at £3 each. 92. METB.-TORBERNITE. Mine Bois-Noir, St. Priest-la-Prugne, Loire, France. Bright green well formed platy crystals thickly encrusting a dark uartz matrix, Excellent specimen of this mineral. 2tx2t". £12.

93. MET~-TORBERNITE. Old Gunnis11ke Mine, Gunnislake, Cornwall. Specimen ;, - Ri h platy bright reen crystals encrusting Limonitic Gossan. 2txlt". £3; Specimen B­ Thin, bright green, plates richly scattered on Quartzose matrix. 2!xlt". £1.50. 94. TOUR..DINE variety RUBELLITE. Himallya Hine, Pala, S:lD Diego Co., California, U.S.,.. mostly transparent' geGlffiY' bright pink flat terminated well formed single crystal nearly 1" in length. £4. 95. TUhQUOISE. Gunheath Pit, Stenalees, Nr. St. hustrll, Corn\olall. Choice turquo~c blue micro crystals ri~hly lining cavities in Quartz/kaolinised Granite matrix. 2tx2+xlt". £3.

96. VhNADINITE. San Cinlos, 'Chihuahua, Mexico. viell formed lustrous orangey bro\olD elongated skeletal crystals richly intergrown with a little crystalised Calcite encrusting matrix. 2x2xlt". £4. 97. V.b1\kLI10FFITE. Cligga Mine, Perranzabuloe, Corm-mIl. Rich, light yellow, masses uith uartz covering Greisen matrix. Specimen ,1. - 2-~-x2". £1; Specimen B- 2xlt". 50p. 98. WhVELLITE. W31dgirmes, Hesse, Nassau, Germany. Choice, light green radiated spherical crystal aggregates to lcm. in diameter s~attered on :.1 h'lrd dark Sbte. 2tx4". £3. 99. nILLm4ITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.w. hfrica. Fine sno\ol-white radiated sprays of elongated crystals thickly encrusting matrix and 3sso~i3ted \oIith large rhombs of 1rThite Calcite. 3xlixlt". £4.50. 100. 'IOLFR. UTE. E3St Pool tUne, Illogan, Cornwall. Very rich, jet black, shining bladed masses \oIith minor QJartz and golden Chalcopyrite. Specimen.j. - 4x3". £3; Specimen B- 2tx2". £1. 50.