RICHARD W. BARSTOW 26, Tregeseal, St. Just Near , , Eng i and.

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JUNE 1974-.

1. ACANTHITE. Batopilas, ~ihuahua, Mexico. Rich, dar~ grey, granular masses and microcrystals thickly intergrown on Calcite matrix with minor Pyrite, Sphalerite and Native Silver in association. 3x2". £4-. 2. ADAMITE. Mina Ojuela, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico. Lustrous, shrp, well terminated crystal sprays to tIt in size and of a creamy yellow colour richly scattered on Limonitic gossan. 2~-x2". £2. 3. ANALCIME. Dene Quarry, st•.Keverne, Lizard, Cornwall. Large, sharp, snow-white well formed crystals to tIt in size, scattered on small transparent modified ~alcite crystals covering gabbro matrix. Specimen A- 6~x3~x2t" - excellent for display - £6; Specimen B- 3tx3~". £3. 4-. ANALCIME. Tichlowitz, Tetschen Bezinks, Bohemia. Semi-transparent, small sharp crystals lining a Itxl" cavity in Rhyolite matrix. An old label is attached to the specimen. 2txl". £1. 50. 5. ANAPAITE. Bellaver de ~erdena, Gerona, Spain. Choice light yellowish green very sharp small crystals richly lining cavities in phosphatic nodules. Specimens vary from lxl" - ltxl" in size and are priced at 75p each. 6. ANDALUsITE. Schneestellkopf, Kreuzeckgruppe Karnten, Austria. An extremely large well formed terminated crystal ltxl" in size protruding from, a schistoze matrix. 2xlt". £4-. 7. ANDRADITE GARNET. Belstone Consols Mine, Nr. Okehampton, Devon. Sharp, lustrous, well formed light browncry.:tals ric~j;Wred on and lining cavities ~in massive Garnet. 3x2". £1.50. -2- 8. TITE. anasqueira, Beira-Belxa, ortugal. Lustrous, S6ffii- transparent, pale lavender coloured he~gonal rystals to 5 mm. in size, richly intergrown and scattered on a Quartzose matrix with lenti~ular groupings of Siderite partially dusted with drusy crystals of ~halcopyrite in asso iation. 2-}x2t". £10.'

9. TITE. Colcerrow uarry, Luxulyan, Cornwall. pe~imen A- Small, lustrous, zoned sea-green hexagonal rystals richly scattered on a portion of a large creamy Orthoclase crystal with a little Ibite and smoky uartz in asso~iation. 2xl". £4; Specimen B- Zonea., sea green hexagonal crystals to 4 mm. in size scattered on a 1" area on Orthocl:lse Pegmatite. 2xli". £1. 50. 10. AP TITE. Cerro de Mer~ado, Durango, Mexi.:o. Specimen large, lime green, mostly transparent, s ingle ~ryst31, Itxl" in size, with a gooa but damaged termination. £4; pecimen B­ A smaller, though perfect, single crystal 1" in length, and absolutely transparent. £2.

11. AnDENNITE. ~olm-~h3teau, rdennes, Belgium. Rich, lustrous, golden bladed mass 3"xl" on uartz mntrix Itx3". £4. 12. GONITE variety "FLOS FERRI". Eisenerz, Styria, ustria. Excellent, ramifying, tubose cOils and masses forming a fine intergrown group of a bright snow-white colour on a matrix of fibrous ragonite. ChoicE; for display. 4x3".:£!.t. 13. GENTITE. Comstock Lode, Paradise Valley, Nevnda, U.S •.• very rich grey cellular mass encrusted with drusy crystals of cm GYr,ITE nnd associated vlith a lit~le white uartz. 3x2xlt". £7. 14. NATIVE ARSENIC. st. Etienne, Loire, France. Small silvery sharp crystals intergrown and s~attered on a dark shaley matrix with sm~ll octahedrnl crystals of whitish ~~SENOLITE. This was formed by the sublimation of arsenical compounds in the shale during a coal mine fire. Distinct crystals of Native, rsenic in nature are rare. 3x2". £3. 15. SENOLITE. Jachymov, Bohemia. C.S.S.R. Small, sharp, whitish and transp3rent octahedral crystals richly encrusting a mass of grey NATIVE .,. SENIC. 2ix2". £5.

20. AT~~ITE. Remolinos, tacnma, Chile. Rich, pure, lustrous emerald green crystaline mass with a very little red~ish Hematite. 3x2". £4. 21. ~UGITE. Jacobsberg, Wermland, Sweden. Lustrous, sharp, blackish green crystals to 5 mm. in size thickly encrusting matrix. Hx2". £1.50. 22. BOURNONITE. Herodsfoot Mine, Lanreath, Cornwall. Bright, slightly tarnished, metallic grey bladed crystal~ richly intergrO\Vll with minor crystalised Pyrites on Quartz matrix. 2-}x2". £5. 23. BOURNONITE. Herodsfoot Mine, Lanreath, Cornwall. Small, bright grey, bladed crystals ri hly intergrown with crystalised milky Quartz. lxi". £1.25. -3- B 'ZILui ITE. Consolheisa Pira, Minas Gerais, Brazil•. fine, large, very sharp and well formed terminated translucent lime green crystal 1 xt", implanted on a matrix of inter­ grown rystaline Brazilianite. 2txlt". £12. 2). ChL-':ITE. heal Wrey, r. , Cornwall. Specimen; - A mass of intergrown whitish transl?3rent elongated thin hexagonal crystals, mostly around t" in size? associJted vlith a little .;ellular uartz and GJlena. 4'2x4". £8; Specimen B- An intergrown mass of whitish translucent to transparent elongated hexagonal rystals to 1" in size with minor Galena. 3tx2". £); Specimen C- Small, shnp, transparent elongated hexagonal ~rystals on and intergrovm .,ith cellular Quartz I'lith smal~ bright cubes of Pyrites. 2xl". )Op. 26. CaLCITE. Levant Mine, Pendeen, Cormlall. Large, vlhitish, platy hexa§onal crystals resembling rosettes, intergrown on uartz. ltxl'4" with individual crystals to i" in size. £2.

27. ~SSITThITE. Clyes Lode, Polberro., Mine, st. ,.gnes, Corm131 Lustrous, black, elongated terminated 4-61d~d crystals richly intergrown and scattered on a uartz/S13te matrix with minor Chlorite. The largest cassiterite crystals range up to 1 cm. in size. 3x2t". £7. 28. CASSITERITE. Wheal Peevor, , Cornwall. Small, bright, sharp brovmish black 2rystals richly 8ncrusting cellular Quartz/ChloritE- veinstuff• 2x2". £3. 29. CaSSITThITE. hltenberg, Saxony, Germany. Bright black twinned crystals to t" in size implanted on greisen matrix vlith lustrous creamy translucent crystals of TOP..Z. 2xlt". £6.

30. CEhUSSITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.I. hfrica. ~ superb group of very lustrous semi-transparent sh1rp twinnea crystals. This specimen shows excellent form and the largest crystals are approximately i" in size. 2xlt". £8. 31. CERUSSITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.~. hfrica. L1rge, sharp, well formed translucent glassy crystals to tot in size, nicely implanted on a cellular Quartz matrix with minor greenish DUFTITEm in association. 2xlt". £6. 32. CRONSTEDTITE. 1'hG81 Jane, Kea, "::ormTall. Specimen" - Choice, lustrous, blackish needly crystals richly lining cavities in crystaline Pyrite ma,trix. 3X2t". £); Specimen B­ Lustrous, blackish needly crystals richly scattered in cavities in Quartz/Chalcopyrite matrix. 2txli". £2. 33. CUPRITE. Wheal Gorland, st. Day, Cornwall. Bright, sharp, maroon coloured oct8hedral crystals to 4 rom. in size richly lining cavities and scattered on massive "::uprite matrix, with minor cellular QU:Jrtz. Specimen l> - Very choice, 3x2". £6; Specimen B- ltxl-}xlt". £3; Specimen C- ltxl". £1. 34. CUPRITE. variety "TILE OhE". Phoenix Mine, Linkinhorne, Cornwall. Very rich, large, red masses surrounded by an alteration rim of blackish MELr."::ONITE with minor greenish M.:Jlachite in Kaolinised granite. Specimen rl. - 2tx2xlt". £2; Sp ecimen B- 2x2". £1. -4- CUPR ITE variety Clk COTR I..-:HITE. Phoenix IUne, Lin.1dnhorne, Cornwall. Rich, bright carmine red, needly masses infilling small cavities in irony gossan. Specimen '" - lxl" - very l rich in ChalcotrL::hite - £1. 50; Specimen B- lxi !. 75p. 36. DESCLOISITE. Berg .mkas, Otavi, S"~ • .u.frica. Specimen -"- ­ very unusual st31actitic mass composed of numerous sharp, lustrous, blackish bro\-'ll intergro~m cryst31s to t" in size. :,ttractive for display. 4xl-~". £7; Specimen B- Sharp, bl ckish brovm crystals thickly encrusting a cellulJr matrix. 2xl-&". £2. 37.DIOPT"SE. Rennivi11e, Znire (Congo). Specimen" - Excellent, cellular mass with numerous and large cavities lined with intergro~m, very bright, emerald green rystals, with individual crystals to 4 mm. in size. 2txP·x2". £14; Spe imen B- ':;ellular green mass with a lixt" cavity 3nd with other smaller cavities thi kly lined with intergrown sharp bright cryst31s. 2xlixl"*". £9. 38. EPIDOTE. Zoptau, Moravia, Czechoslov'lkia. "crust of bright, small, sharp light green crystals, encrusting Gneiss. 2-&xlt". £4.

39. FERRIMOLYBDITE. ~ittle Cottonwood Canyon, Salt Lake Co., Utah, U.S.". Rich; canary yellow, mass intergrown with silvery plates of Molybdenite ",ith a little Quartz. 2txltxlt". £4.

40. FIDORITE. Rosiclare, Hardin Co., Illinois, U.S.n.. 1;. plate composed of large, very deep purple, intergrown cubic crystJls, showing some parallel growth, with individual crystals to I" on face edge. Good displ:3y specimen. 7x4". £7·

41. FLUORITE. Cb~monix, Mont Blnnc, France. b. it group of intergrown pink octahedral crystals, the Inrgest crystnl being incomplete but aving faces 1 cm. in size, the crystals are implanted on a matrix of ,,,lbite vlith minor Quartz. 3x2". £12.

42. G, LEN-,,-. Weardale, Co. Durh3m. Specimen 1i - Very bright, sharp, lustrous cube-octahedral crystals to 1 cm in size scattered on limestone matrix, with odd small crystals of Fluorite. 2txlt". £2; Specimen B- ,~n intergrown gro\lp of bright lustrous cube-octahedral crystals the largest being nearly t" in size. Itxl". £1.50 43. GOETHITE. Restormel Royal Iron Mine, , Cornwall. Specimen n. - ShJrp, small, bright black, elongated crystals thickly lining large cavities in radiated fibrous Goethite intergro~m \oIith a little Quutz. 2tx2t'. £4; Spe~imen B- I" cavity in radiated fibrous Goethite lined vlith \oIe11 terminated lustrous blJck crystals. 2xl". £2. 44. Hfi~.TITE. Shallow Water 1ine, Moor, ~ornwall. Specimen A- Very bright, deep reddish botryoidal mass completely covering pale hIDethystine Quartz enveloping Gnanite matrix. 5x4". £2.50; Specimen B- As Specimen 11. '­ 3x2". £1; Specimen ~ - A pure, fibrous, very lustrous botryoidal m3SS. 2ix2". 50p. These specimens are very choice examples of Cornish Hematite and were recently collected from a very inaccessible loc~tion in the heart of B'Jdmin Moor. -5·- HEMATITE variety "ThO, F.OSE". Zillert31, Tyrol, h.ustria. Bright, sharp, thick intergrovL "hoses" of crystsls to 1 cm. in size associated with 3 lit~e crystalised Quartz encrusting Schistoze matrix. li}xl". £8. 46. HAR TONE. st. Imdre3sberg, H3rz, ermany. "superb 010 specimen consisting of numero\'.s la rge, sh:up, milky, tvlinned crystaIs, showing the classic "Cross Spar" form, thickly covering a cellular ~alcite mDtrix \Vith minor G~lena. Excellent for displilY, lrtx2;fX2". ::::25> 47. HEMIHEDhITE. Ch3r Kounhi., L'3n. S!13rp, \"Iell formed, mi~ro-cryst;als scattered on ferrugino..!~ gossan "~lith micro crystJls of blDCk IDRDO~ITE and 3 little Diaboleite in association. 3x2". £5. 48. HEMIMORPHITE. Mina OjueJ.D, !·1:.lpimi- Dunngo, tlexL::o. Very lutrons, sharp, elongated, well ter:'li;}~ted, tr:msp3rent crystalsto t" in leng'~h, hi:::kly encr"stin::; Iilatrix with a little whitish Dolomite in the orm of sharp rhomas. The specimen is virtually free of damage and is an excellent ex~mple of this mliwral. 2-.!;-x2", £8.

49. HETEhOGENITE. IQI"j s':d shi, .·a tang;;, 23ire. Highly lustrous, riCi1, botryoidal blac~ rr. S5 associ3tud Nith, and purtially encrusted "oy, ba"1'l-::c. gree. ;'alac:1ite \-lith small s:,arp crystals in ca'.'ities. 2·~·zl~·", £3.

50. HOL DITE. 8or1-J.aras !ieL'1 ~aL,\ 'JlteTLs !<.:mge, KvickjolU, SVlede:J.. Rich, bri.c;h·c brey me'i' 1]lC col'.lL'1i:-.a:r fib:-ous mass associat.E'o. '::2.1; c little QLart:;. 4x?-;-". £2·,

51. OPhL variety HY.,LITE, J,.Ja}.'·,sC:1, :3:::;,emla\ ~.S.S.R. Trnnsparen'c, colourles~, Glcbulor) l~~t"o~s Bass on whitiEh Chalcedony. ltxlt". £4. 52. ILMEi'HTE. ~avradi rn', G"'':'soas, S·:litzerlnnd. Fine, sharp, lustrous blae!: .j'ety cryst.:.'_s to 1 cm. in size scattered on the side of a dis"('):;:-cec. qu::Jj.'cz c!'ystal with small orientated Rutile cr~',,-I;ol: on the ::'aces of the Ilmenite cryst31s, 2;:1:;-", ->:70

53. J~,COBSITE. Jacotsberg, Var lo~d, S':ledcm. Rich, bIsck m3SS with very mino,:, ~aL:ite and odd SP6~~;:S of j":Jtive Copper. Itxlt". £2. 54. J~ESONITE. Treore Mine; st, Erdellion: Cornwall. Choice, metallic grey, fibrous m:.ss a~,cciated \-lith uartz/Dolomite veinstuffo 3:<2-1;". £2. 55. Jcli.OSITE. Coolg,Hdie, W. "uS si'sli!J, Sma 11, lus-crous, clove brown crystals encrllstirg ';~.aGY tn'3tri:;;: with minor Selenite. 2xlt". £2. 56. LIBETHENITE. .~lentejo, P::-tUg31. Very ric:l, sharp, 3nd formed small brignt olive 6"een crystals encrusting Slate m3trix, Sp€cimen 'l - 2~,2-!;x2", £3; Specimen 2txl-l;". £2; Spe,~i;,;en C- 2xl~''', £1. 50. 57. LIB ETHENITE. Phoenix i'l'.ne, Lir~~inhorne, Corm·mlL Ri.::h crust of small, sharp, O. __ VC green crystals .::overing an altered Slate matrix. 2~2, £1, -6-

LIMONITE. Isere, Fr~nce. Choice, sharp, repl:) emcnts of Limonite after single highly modified Pyrite crystals. The crystals are priced a~cording to sharpness and size from 50p - £1 each and vary from 1 cm. to 15 mrn. These are fine examples of this interesting pseudomorph. 5'9. LIN.ill.ITE. Pe, bel'thy Crofts Hine, St. Hilary, Cornw'111. Sky blue micro crystals and crusts richly covering a uartzose goss1n with minor M11'lchite and '::erussite. 4-x2x2". £2. 60. LINN~EITE. Kilembe, Uganda. Choice ri~h, brilliant silvery masses intergrown with quartz, nd '::halcopyrite. Specimen H-xl", £2; Spe imen B- lxt". 75p. 61. MaGNETITE. Traversella, Piedmont) Italy. Large, sharp, shinin;5 black octahedral cr:rst'3.1s forming an intergro,Tn mgss with massive Magnetite and ..::alcite. L3rgest crystals are ~" on face edge. 2~-x2;?". £4-.

62. ~bRGARITE. variety EPHESITE. Postmnnsburg, '::ape Province, S. Africa. Sharp, semi-tr:l!:sparent rose pink crystols and crystCll plates thickly intergrown ':lith a little blackish Pyrolusite, 2~'x2". £6. 63. MELANrTE GhhNET. San Beni~o Co., California, U.S.A. Small, sharp, lustr:)ns, 'et blac!~ crystals richly scattered on both sides of '1 Schistose m,atrix. 3x2x2" thick. £3.

64-. MIMEI'ITE, Tsumeb, Ot3\'i, S.V!. 1.frica. Lustrous, pale yell Q\.l , sharp elo:1gated rlGxa onal cry~tQls thickly encrusting a matrix of crystnlise:::' ercsamy coloured rhombic Calcite \-lith a little olive g~een Duftite in 33sociation. Very ri~h specimen of th.i,s mineraL 3txlt", £10. 65. MIMETITE variety CAi{PYLITE. Drygill, Cnldbeck Fells, Cumberland. Specimen n - Lust,ous, bright, b:owuish orange barrelly crystals rLhly encrusting Quartz matrix. Itx2". £2; Spcscimel B- _J:.-:nge, sharp, or.:mgey barrel shaped crystals richly aggregatec on bla~k Psilomelane covering Quartz. Ixll!. £10 66. MINIUM. Beresovsk, Ekatcrinbn:::g, Ural !1ts., hussia. Thin, orangey red, pOHdery '~n:st on uartz/Schist matrix. Itxl". £2. rln old label accompanie~ this specimen.

67. NEPWNITE. Gem IHne, Son Beni.to :';0" -':alifornia, U.S.b.. Sharp, lustrous black terminated crystals and crystal sections p:utially embedded ia Natr-olite on matrix. Largest crystal is apprOXimately ~>" in size, l;~xl". £5. 68. OLIVENITE. Cap GaroD~e, Val', France. Very ri~h, sharp, small olive green crystals thickly encrusting Sandstone matrix. A very good specimen from a very u~usual location. 3tx2t". £8. 69. OSUMILITE. McKenzje Pass, Lane Co., Oregon, U.S •.". Small, Y/ell formed blackish blue crystals scattered in cavities in greyish Rhyolite. 2x2". £2.

70.PH.;ilil-u..'::OLITE. Gabe Gottes ~fine, st. Marie-aux-Mines, .-,lsace, France. SnoY/-white aggregates and delicate needly crystal tufts richly scattered on Quartz/Slate matrix with minor greyish Native .,rsenic. 3xJ~'''. £4-. -7-

71. r.EHNITE. Hau"l\.:ht'1J, S~17_1J re:, .,us~rl::l. Glassy, trl1n~p'3rent, very Hell formed small cry:;t.11s e crusting 11 2x2 area of matrix composed of intergrown sharp. creamy ,.D?L.JU.: cryst3~s Hhich are partially ~oated by Chlor~te. The wnole ~s cover~ng a Hhitish Granite. 4txJ~". £6.

72. PSILOMEL.JlTE. ParknoHeth Mine, St. Just, Cormlal1. h shinino ' grey, stalactitic skeletal mass of interesting form with minor brovll1 Limonite. 2~x2". £3.

73. PYRITES. Rio Harina, Elba, I·caly•.~ large, bright, sharp, Pyritohedral crystal l~" in diameter partially embedded:in a matrix of shining platy Specular Hematite. 2x2~'l. £5.

74. PYRITES. Tus~any, Italy. h group of lustrous, sharp, intergrown cubic crystals the lcngest cube haVing face edges i" in ~ size. 2xl~". £4.

75. PYhOMOn HITE. Driggeth Mine, ~31obeck, vumberland. Unusual, pure, solid :fibrous green masses. Specime i1 - 2~-x2". £2; Specimen B- ltxl~" < 75p. 76. PYROMORPHITE. Wheal Penrose, Porthleven, Cornwall. Lustrous, light green, needly crystals richly encrusting cellular Quartz matrix. Specimen '" - l~xl~". £1; Specimen B- l~xl". 50p. 77. QUliliTZ. Morro Velho Goldmine, Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Brazil. h superb intergro"lI1 mass of transparent elongated glassy hexagonal crystals to I-t" in size, mostly V1ell terminated, associated "lith thin delicate lenticular plates of white Dolomite and with odd scattered small s .arp hexagonal bronzey Pyrrhotite crystals. Very fine f.or display. 5x3-t". £15.

78. ~.iliTZ. Bourg d'Ois3ns, I5ere, France. r. large, mostly transparent, sharp he;)Cagonal cryst 1 3" in length and V1ith a well formed Dauphine habit termination. & portion of 8nother crystal is in par'311el growth and there Jre some smaller well formed cry~t11s ,rJunJ t.he base of the specimen. 3txlt". £8. 79. SCOLECITE. Jevlel Tunnel, Poona, Indi'3. Ch0ice, lustrous \'Jhite, columninar cryst31s and deli~ate needles f0rming a reticulated mass, \.ith odd implanted crystals of .hpophyllite. 2xlt". £3.

80. SIDER ITE. ~onsols Mine, Tywardreath, Corm.all. Small, sharp, lustrous brown crystals richly en~rusting cavernous Quartz veinstuff Hith odd spots of Chalcopyrite. 3tx2". £1.. 81. SMITHSONITE. Tsur;wb, Otavi, S.',.; •.!.fricCl. L:lrge, very sh!lrp, creamy green rhombic crystals to 1 cm. in size thickly encrusting and lining large cavities in cellular matrix. 4x2~xli"• £15. 82. SPlL~LE[UTE variety SCfL..LENBLENDE. Moresnet, Belgium. Rich, light brovll1, '.

90. TENN,' TITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, s.u. ,cfrica. Specimen H- rl. group of three extremely large, well developed, grey crystals, partially frosted with ~ little drusy uartz and implanted on a fragment of uartzose matrix. Each crystal is approximately i" in size, the total size of the specimen being lil-xl". £8· SpecL en B- TI.,o large, intergrol1I1 well formed crystals t" in size with a slight greenish coating, implanted on a matrix of elongated milky uartz crystals, 2xlt". £6. 91. TETR.LHEDIi.ITE. Pribram, Bohemia, ":.S.S.R. Small, bright, sharp, silvery crystals, scattered on crystalised uartz with minor whitish Dolomite and brown rhoobs of Siderite in association. 2txlt". £3.

92. TETIuHEDRITE. Herodsf:JOt ;-line, Lanreath, Cormlall. .1. group of sharp intergrown Tetr~hedral crystals mostly encrusted with Chalcopyrite, the largest crystals being O}" in size associated with drusy Quartz and a little Galena. l~xl'" £4. 93. TIN METhoL. Chyandour Smelting \iorks, Penzance, "::ornwall. Specimen H- ;,n interesting rope-like stal~ctite of metal formed by spillage from the furnace. 5" in length. £2; Specimen B - a c':>nvoluted brlght stalactitic mass Itxl". £1. These are good specimens of this interesting artefact, Jnd Vlere take from the smelting house at approximately the end of the last century. 94. METr--TOIi.BEhNITE. Mine Bois-Nair, st. Priest-le-frugne, Loire, France. Superb, large, sharp, emerald green platy crystals to ~" in size, thickly intergr0\1I1 and covering a 2xl;t" area on n dark Quartzose matrix, Ylith odd smaller scattered subsidary crystals 5x4". £40. -9- TOURMr.LINE variety Sv~OnL. Governador Valaderas, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Specimen"~··'-. very large, semi-transparent, well terminated Quartz crystal with several others in parallel growth partially encrusted with large scattered jet black thick well formed Tourmaline rystals. One side of the spe::imen is frosted with small creamy hexag:mal ,J'••TITE crystals. ... most unusu:31 sample. 6x3". £llt; Specimen B­ Jet black, lustrous striated thi::k rystals richly inter­ grOim I·,ith milky and seL.i-tnnsparent Quartz crystBls and a little silvery :·1us~ovite mica 1nc. plates of creamy Cleavelandite. 3xlt"l £6; Specimen C- b. long 2t", lustrous black terminated striated crystal with several others smJller in size in .andom growth associ.1ted lvitha little ••lbite. 21,-x-iJ". £3. 96. TUhQUOISE. Bishop Mine, "::3mpbell Co" Virginia, U.S.... Sharp, lustrous small turquoise blue crystals lining cavities in Qu:ntz. Specimen H. - lxf". £l;.; Specimen B- lxt" - not so rich in Turquoise - £3. 97. 1JIiliNOPlkNE. Grants, Valencia Co., New Mexico, U.S.,. ,,5 mm. tuft of ::anary yell0'" _ eedly crystals implJnted in a cavity in Calcite matrix. 2xl~-". £4. 98. V,,;:'LEli.IITE. Phalaborwa, Tr1nsv

99. V••illINITE. Miblao.en, iT:'. Hidelt, hUas i1ts., Moroc o~ Very lustrous, sharp, red hexagonal crystals to 3 mm. In size richly scattered on ooth sides of cellular white Barytes matrix, 3xlt", £7.

100. V"Ul~UELINITE. :3eresovsk, Ekaterinburg, Unl Mts., Russia. Bro"mis~, sharp, MI-F.O crystals thinly scattered on brownish gossan matrix with odd s~ots of Crocoite. Specimen ~ - 2xl". £3) Spe(;lmen 13 - J.xl". £2. 101. iICKENBURGITE. Potte::--"::ramer Mine, \:ii.::kenburg, .,rizona, U.S.A. Vihite frosty micrc crystals and crystaline masses rlchly covering Qua::'tzose matriY. 2xl+", £4. 102. WILLEMITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S •• hfrica. Fine, transparent to whitish sharp crystals, mostly around 3 mm. in size, thickly and completely encrusting a cellular matrix with odd s::attered rhombs .:>f ,·,hite "::alcite. 3.}x2x2". £15. 103. WITHER ITE. Settlingstones tUne) Hexham, Northumberland. :. rich intergrown mass of creamy coloured pseudo-hexagonal crystals, forming unusual stepped aggregates encrusting massive Wimerite. 3x3"· £5· 104. WOLFIL>MITE. Kapnik, Runania. Two lustrous, sharp, 1 cm. sized crystals resembling axe heads implanted on rosettes of light brown Dolomite and associated with a little crystalised Chalcopyrite c.:>vering Quartz/Pyrite matrix. 2txlt", £8.

~ 105. ZIPPEITE. Happy Jack Mine 1 White "::anyon, Utah, U.S.A. very bright yellow crust Itxt" in size covering black Uraninite in S3l1l stone matrix. 2x2tll , £4. ------