D.~~ ~a~~3 ~J~S2. u~3<=_e!l5, ~L ~~3~2~3. :orf_= 1, EIQ_and. i2_.".0.: _ G~ S_~ P:~"'~~~Y ri~12= e~d css~etcred ~~ a 7-cay exeri-atic basis, SLl:J~S::7,; : -_~i~:p =~f~-c gU2=e-'p~d OG =e" =- ~: the s~2ci~2~(S), i- -- .... P:~=== c-::~ ~ ~ -~-~ e j -_~~3~ of : e s;ec: 2n(s) =e~~i~2d, 2~d e~C_C5e ~ C~/ ~2~_2 Li~~ u~ce=. c:'1 p:o:::ES =:-e irc1'_:'::J3 G .A.-. _= ~2~~:V2 ~~2 =~;~~ ~J -a<8 51i~~~ S_b3:::u~ic-a, ~eC25sa=v, unless a~~is2c -:re cor:: r~:- '. S;:.:c:.al =2:.t..:2StS and "L~;-I~S l:i..sts" a~e L21c::..... e. - ~c~~ ~-=~ ~: ~2, ce 3f SC-3 se=vic2 ~~ C~, a G~--:-- _: ,- ~;:; c:=-_ r.:-35. ------ ~ ::.:::.. ° ',.S .. _::~c==J: . ,,;;=a'.ie. Sell s a=~ glassy tra;-Sp3I"s:ot ~~ o:..:'J.' :-:-8= G.-~ ::~l =- ~C~- i-;~i~ic gos5an _i-:~ _ J>:.... ·~";:..l= 3~a a :'':':r.:''2 :2_ 55i:;e. 3x;~..<1t" ~ €.f .. 5::J 2 !" ~~=?-~-t, L_-==r_~~c, S~i~ht_v :r=~c2s~E~ v:J--~~s ~,~=~_ cGvering a ca1_uleT ~at~ix wi~ _"'0 3·~,2~;,·7". £3.25p 30 .;;::·:rl:T~o s:. G _-~:'-:::,:...... _:::~: c :;:''::-).E:-':::.. :::~:::-;J "::-3-S0=re-t cre~"'" co U:-EC :-:.z~ ·~2-::-:"X w:~ L:'~.J:i~e C:- J S:2!S T...... !.. - -::.' -::.::-=_-:...1 ':_::- .... :JCC coa-:ed _2:'_ ... :}-:..L.:' .• .J :....n;11~ -:: -:- S~L..2 i, ess c:at;lO-'" 2;-x1~", £:::.5[ h~SC .~~ r;;::Tc.. i i .... :J c:-3 ~:...= .... :: l-=sr.'-:: ~-::: i· -='<1;::J .. Fi-e oris c si very shar t2~i-3:~j e~C-;S:;2j C~.= 2~3 ~~ I ~~ ~~ 1:-;: ~~i=~lV ccvering 2 ~vri:es -3~!'il: L':':~ :::.:... 5.:..1:: '-'':.::::: ...... -:- _=--~ ::- :- -:13 =~ =~~_E:-g2~~ 8" g:~~acLive ~~E=~-e~ .. 3~2x'~·: :~3 .. r- ..,0 -& '-...1- _ ::. ~2-=:"i::'=! ~,·;:cc:-:: -~--- , 0235. 2:!x1~"-;'1:;-"J. £3025 -i;:::;CIT V2StC::-3 J 5 _3C"_:l. ~t~ 2x~ 11, £" .75;:J 7 .. -Z_~:T~. -,<-c:;C- ).:12: Co. ::=21 2 1 :::i:-e. ::-i:~ ::~:~'-: :::!-e C~ 5ta1 :'052tt2S a-c -:~:.::, c:J=~31_i-~ =:-~sts sc~~~e~ac c- C~~~:~SE r~::~x L::;h ace patc~es o~ Qree0:'5~ ";:;_2=~ite. I divic_al c- ste_ T03S'.;t;:;S :'Tl;s _~ i;~ -t-" i- size. 3x2x1~II, £L.52;1 ~~ ;~_~II~c L2_=·~-. ~t~i=2 D:5t~~C~, G:29C2. ~::V ~:=~ ~=ig~L ~l~e to:~ ~ica_ ==_5t c: 5-211 S;:2:- _i-; C~ =::2:"S "to icl<_ COVE~:,""g =--':'r.~ ':':is '-a:.r·x.....X3Zx1-~II, €"'-.:: I~S. L2;; =Je o.i'1e~ _2;-5"-= ::~::.~. 'I:J: =~'_O=O:TE. _~eal C2:~C-~E~. ~~~'2cr, CC~~LEll. Li~2 g~e2r cclo~r=c ri=~ cr~s~s of s;:e:-k:'i-;; -i::=:J CT':=::=ls cu'-c:-ir-g ar::35 8:1 a. c i .... i--g cal..iti25 iil L;-2:-:: VEi'-s:~-f~ c.;-tx1" I ~}.2::? 11. ECF.-.:'::. C~r 5=-~' i -'!. Illcg,=~, LarrL2 1. 5-a_l snar:J ta:,~isne;:; c ::Jic crYSt3:s s::attc:rec Gn :J"'~ L:l~ c; Lc_l~13:' c ..... a~I,.Z~5e v8i~st.Jfc" 1tX1x1", £4.5Cp '2. 5il~2: -~=-e~ t i~~Ed cwg- pel c=-ys~31s -:0 3 i~ - - -=e-s1_cc-c ligr~ ~~~-is~ 5~~21e~i!e c:- sc3 s _. 37x2~x17r. £'3.0C 2 .3. 5~A :ITE. 50exeryd, S~ala-d, S Eden. Sparkli 9 Jlackis~ -ic:-o crvsca s ric 11 li irg cavities i ~ -assive grey b.auri-:e. 27x1tx~", £<. SeD ,l. C~LCITE. Bo SO'-lr· ~'ine, 'lookhope, Co. ""u:- 0'. I-Tte:-groL- grouJ of la:-ge c:-ea-v to greyis. skarp fla "lail-"lead c:-ystals to 2~" i- size. !'. t:-actice S:Jeci-2 '-or displa. Sx ... x2", £3.CO 5. ~exico. SelEct S-C -LricE la:-ge s~a=~ r orti:: c"ysta_ -a~rix Lit~ ace s-al_E:- a citE crvstels a-c a Spna_erite e,d odd sral crys als OC crassv r D. i cergroLI grou~ f ve:-I 1 st:-o s crystals LO 1" i _e-.a;t . A 3x2x1~", £l.5C'!:J 17. CASSITER1TE. St. ~gnes, orrLall. ~ strous blac is to aeep b:-o , sharD cr stals ~o 3 -r i size r:c 1 scattered ove~ =o~~ SiCES of a ~2ss:ve cassiterite -a~~ix. nod laoe_ is anec es to cnE soeci-e. 21x2x1';;-", G .00 8. C SS1TERITE. it ill ~i,e, Callirgtor, C rrL~ll. ,eEV\ cee~ =roL c:- t21li-e .... ass associatEd .:"t a i-tIe clacr< tOL_ a i e :3-0 Lritl-. 2 -iX711 area of 'JS~ ~r' ht tra,sluce brow is s arp cr sLals ~o l ~ i size Doe s rface. 2+x1~Xlt", £ .750 19. C SS1TERITE. _ al_agua, FOL Si, 301ivia. Selec sro p 0 J~ign 0 ac s a~p Lwi-nec I lI crystals to rearly t- . r size on rassive c2ssi erite. 1xt- , £6 .. 5=. 20. CELESTITE. aLe, near Bristol, lCLc6stErerir9. Speci,en~: C OiCE _USt:-o s orargey co_o reo ta~u:er crystals LO nea~l t" i size c,ickl irtercTOL:' or 'assive celEsti~E. 3x2x1~", £3.25. Spa::i e 5: s s~eci-E"':I, 11x-~", i'.25J 21. CER ~E1TE. ~. eal -or a d, SL. Day, CorrLell. SpEci e, A: ~ic lighL ~l~e "i~ro er s~3__ is2d c. Sts 0 a..,d i cell la:, uar::ZOSE .atrix itr- - c~ __ s~:-o-,s E:_ c:-ys-:21 ':'s2d C_I [·4 Tt: i-, associ::r:io,o 1-b<"b<1 11 , f.E.,5Cp,. SpeCi-2'l~: = 22 .. CE=iL-:;SITE. P=-op::'ie"t2r~ Fire, 8:-0 2 .... -ill, -~.s .. -,,=2.E3, tJ'.Js::r2 ia. JeT. c~ :'C2 _ustrous c:-Ea" 1,'-1. iLE large Lwi nee Lab lar er 5L3_=' to 2" in size i tergroL or a car i"o,:t:c matrix. Fi,e speci E- 'or CiSP_3Y, Lhicr Les col_e~tec 82T-V t' is ca frOi'7'..,8 ig .Er Lo=- 36. CLF=:TE .. F:Jlcc:-,: ~'i --e J ::;~S""'-2;::, L: :--~2::'!.. CEE~ :-ec~i=" <-2_';' f:J:-'2:: -ociri2C :::-'/5:2:15 t L -..- i - =:Z2 :u'Je:::-; 3::2=5 of r-:':'<,. =-:~:t:z -=:;~:X~ 2x2x"", £3.2~= 37. :_r=I-E. Tcls~a:- ~_;o, ~so---i:~ J ~r, _iZ3::C, :o::-Lgl:. ~ic~ C2:'< reccis .... so:ic .. 8:--se::::i='" _:.:- ;:-EE-is- =-::q5:J':=:":~ :J- : .... E si;:es. 2x2 11 =,. ~II :-i:",,. £2 .. 2=::: ~~2ci-e- c: ~i=- :'_5::-=_5 GEe::: =-Ec~i5- JEi--se=::o- 2550ci~:;=G _i:- :2-=3 J~ 1 ;::EE-'is- C"!"Vsoc~ll=.. 1-ixix<1 1 £,... 5[::1 =_r:;;c=- ;~··I-E, L=_:::_-; ':::i~= :"5::-i:::., ..::-ec:s. 5-~: s-c:-~ s:::2:" ~Q. ~[ ~=-3~5, :~;~~ ~:- F__cc:-E. Er::-i-5·', ...Ira! '-:-50, ::J_SSi30 ,...~ sp2:-er- .2:- ,.,::; =: :~eE- -i;-! -oci::e= =r~s~21s ~cst1 ~::a~""c 3-~ ~ i- size ri=~l 1i irg SctCTS: ls:-ge c~vi:iss i~ 3 L;_er-: Z::SE '-n::-ix. ~T '::3_C s~E_i;-,::- .. 3x2..<: ,£-.S-;: L~. u LE • :G~li-t iS5c_ri, ~.~ .. ~ C G~CE .... ri~-! -c:~!lic si:li;_~ ~_,s:~l 5~CLi-~ :-t~:-~s::-~ ;~8~t~ ~:::G~-S s~ ~tls :'''.:E' Le. :;'1 E',': :-ep12:;i;-<; FVRC' GFHITE. _[";22l -o:;e, ?E:-:-2-Z2::_.!JJe, C'1I·-L;2ll. 5-2:-:J elD-:~~eC ~2X2~O-21 ~,=J-o~~~i:e 2~,Ste~5 ~O .., ~- i- ;E-~:; CG~;_~~l~ ~E=:3C2~ 2\ Ga.:.a:-2 :-icrl SC~t.t2TeO ~VE:- :: Cc~l _=:' -'c-C:- x o 2-:-x2x ~11, i.. I .UL _7. GCE H:TE. 20ta1l2cK ':i,e, 5:;. '::;_5:, so:-~ ell.. _-,st ro... s =::'!J_-is'" =a-cec-"i=:-:Jws ..... =35 -1i:;~ a 1~x1tll ~2'J~~ -J ~i -ec _i=.: !::i;-:, :leer s-=:'~ ::2:-i -:::~e;: --:..12:-::Z .:r 151::215 "[;0 -'E2:'_y ~" 1- SlZ2. ,,>X~-ZX1711 J t...... :J:Cp -c. -.~TIL!E GOLD. G::-ass Velle" Caliro:--i2'jl .J.5.!:. V~- ri=- sri;r: golcE~ -2CK::', -2SS i-:;erixed Lir.- ...... i1< ::L2:1:Z. ~~II, ['-,:0 9. ',r:TIVE GOLD. CO-soOCK 1 dE, -.a aGe, _.5.':'. C" :-icr he2v -ass ilte::,--ixed wi:; cnalcoPJica 2:la gele"a.1~x1", ...:ei<;rt 35 g;-s. £33.CO se. -E"~ _ E. ::;:':J '-"':-i -2, :sle ; Elee, =::e~~. Je:'~ =~ :=e _~5:TO~S =lac< sr~=-= :=~~c er st21s to 1'1 i- siz2 i er~roLr. 2~G -:'E2-stsjcirg on -a5siv2 Er.3~itE -2~Tix. Fi~e speci~E LX3x1~II, ror disp a ' £33.0C -t:',"r:[~p"JITE.. '·'1:-2 O~Lel=, vc:Ji-i, :_:-3""'g , l''"EXi::o. 521ec:. ~U5:' :-0_5 5'2:-:; :;:'-c:=r- '1 coloUrec Ler-i ""'3t =d C:' 5 als 1;0 '" er _2-~tn ~-ic< cove:i~g ii sneaf-:i 53. ~E-E={C::E".1TE.. =_.J2 J:: .'i-e,:; oC5:J:i-gs, "'.2\.2C2, ...... 5 .. ; .. :::i:- g:"E,/:"s-,-:12:::;< -255=5 ll =gi;:,-c!;a:.e:: i- cal::i:e ..... 2t:'ixo 3x2x1t , £2.5~p 5 ...JICRTD.)HLITE .. 3~ «O~12, E3igEs_r sf jO:'-CE-, .... 0"2-2..;., Eig~L ::'-OLr ::12c2c :::.- 'stEl sec:iJrs tJ 5 -- i"'" l=-g:.~ S~2:':'E:-Ea i- -E=rE~i 2-5 e-,it2. ~p=::i"""2r':~ 3X~~"'1, 11 £2.75:Jo 3;:eci-e-' S: "-:--X1 , £ .. .,25:1 55., IL'!E"'J-TE ... :'-21;;E:-:J, ·,0:' ~ .. ;..lncice :::=c< i-:'E:.-g:'-~Ln gr-oLo :J= _=:-g2 :is:or:ec ~- 3":2=:"5 ~o ;:-:J~"" ~ II:J:- =2C2 8C;2 J s-:c _i":' i-::e:-estirr; ;:=ti:e:--3 0- .... .= ::=-:rste2. =2ceS,. 27xZ7x1~1I, £"1 .. -_ 55. J C055_ E. ~"'i;;::a" _er-lerc, 5L8oe. le::- :-iC::l _-,5 :-;]'-.S =_3CK 1-~-X"II, £1:>25;J 57,. ~I -.DITE .. C;,ris-j,'35 ~:i e J Gi13 :::::0 .. , .4:-.:.. zor2 J L.. 5 0':''''' :::-ig t :J_ 12 er 5- 3_ 2ggT2;;St2S a,e ~li- C_~5~S SC2t~2rec i- cavities i- -2~=-ix _itl sr2 1 s~e2=- c=-YSt~~S Q= ~DO=:-' lli:2. 2x"~"~lI, €. ,5::= SE. 'TTIGITL ::i"a Dj ele, -:api,i, D'-.::'3-1;0, ·"exico. 3aI;2-g:;-e8r elo-ga1:ee c:- S:;3:'5 e-c ST' 5:'21 5~~2 5 ~~ - 7~ ir lE~ ~, sca:t2Tec OVE~ = :~ SiCES of li~oni~ic ~=!:"ix.. --:~x111, £L .. 5C= 59. lI":.i?EITE. ',USE-, _Eso:Jralia, G2r-2~1j. S-all S 3D silV2r oC-:2hec:-31 c:-.soe_s 00 OVET -- i size 5~2rsel 5e3t~2rec i~ c~JitiES ~, -25SiJ2 :Et~2~ec~i~E i-: .... Lell fO~~Ed l_s~_ us g~e C~~SL2 5 ~f TE~:'-2-e=~:tE to 4 il siZE 3~C e :i:.:!= 11 c:'Js!:allised Siderit8 .. "ix1 J £5.5C:J fO. LL:CUI HE. 2:-osso :-'i,e, Ivrea, Toriro, Ital • Ric- dive:-ge'TI silK :J12c! ~2. o·:.c.~;:C-'I ~E. Co'ceccio.... De: Cra, Z3C2:; eC3s, :exico. Se 2Ct 1:.;-1: greer sLK, 81 0a:; • naSSES ~-icKly)coveri ....g a li-onitic ~a~rix wit ~~Erous lustrous c::-2a~, La::'l for'11ed C2lcite cr stels to t" ir size in associ3tior. 5x37x3", £11.[,0 53...;:. Er: ,[l[j'. DO C:HE. -:-epee, 'IClgos!3vi",. 5pEci-e- :\: C"oice 2.~s:;ro_s ;Ji~Kis- s~a.!.2. snarp c rvEO rnontic: cr StD s ric covering 'a:;.ix i:;~ ~rignt cla3::- ~_aroz cr/stols, large l'strous :: Eck 5;:.halerite cr Sta s 00 1" i- SiZE 3;lO 2 i-r:tle Cre2-y cT/stellised C31c"tE i~ ~s50ciatior~ u2r) ~i,e s~2ci~E"" car dis~~2 • o;,xEx2l-'" [L~.OC. 5S2ci~Er c:: Lt..S rous i;;-1: ;Ji-K cr~St3_ aggregates ric .!. SCattered over. aorix Lit" crig t b 3CK 5;melerite cr soals to ~" i, size und slender ~ilk a:-tz er stals ir associatio..... -x:;:-x2", £1~.OC E_':'lE ==-i; : = !2~ era ::5" ":::::E-I-ED -S";2::, Ci:.= i, 5"-..,, --~l::=", L_S::C.... s :i::::;-;2 j -,;e::":;_ c:,s:.-:s =2._s:ers::J _11 :~ size :i="""'':'':, S::-:-:::E:eC:J- -e:::"x" 27X ... ..:-..X ... t., l."".S:G ::7. CUJE·.I-E. _'"' 21 Eo::-L:-c, ~. )2" C:::J:-_2~~. 5::E::i-2- e:; 5-2_2. =-2:= s;:;c:: '_~C-I-E ~~_ E_S~~, =ZE:-05!OJ3 ~. r 81-£:" 50:-:2, 5~=~-" 5E:E~: =- 3-=:-:: ~-c =:-i;-: =r~ssl si-;:c c_=i: __ ]S:2~S: sc-e s-cLi-; :~i-~ -;= ~2=- ==~:-~X ~x .. x .. " i- SiZE, £3.2~~ 22C-,. r- r{L_-i51TEg :-i1 2::3- 3. -c;s::!:- '"i-[;, 1_::J- ':==0:, 02\.'0-" .: cee:: -2-X""~lI ::::vi:; -2t~ix co~~lE:E:J 1i-20 Li~~ =:-i~-t ;r=1i5~-=1=c~ S~2TP 3~iky c: s~~_s. J2:-~ 11 s::e2i-E-' ==:- :;-is :!.o:::=:i.J- .. 3x2x2 , £Se== 7L" ~V::;C,,·C;:JF-ITE:. ::::2... ==::- J E-s, ::::2:--:=-; .. ::ri:;;-: :i;-: =:-=_- S-~:-= 2X2;::J-2:":::, 5:~ls :8 E -- i~ SiZ2 =::J:-i-; 2 ~_:-2 i-:2r;:::J_- ~2:":~ls:- -~=J -255 _i:;~ 3-2:-~ =:;3:~~3 2=~~letelj c~ve:i-= t-e s_:~ece, ~-C _i~- 2CC ~:E=r. -L-i:s t_i~-2j :e:_SSi:B :::T.st=ls i- p13c2s" 3x2+x"'-~Il, £33 .. =_ 75 .. F'J~[':[~~- I-E" _2:=r: ..... :~ls J _3-C!:<3-~:2 J 3c:J:~=-'~~ __57: :-C!~S ~:::2.e ;:ea- 5-2:"1 _s::.. ·~:J=-2:: C:-iS:;~:5 :-ic<1: =LJE:i-~ :-2 SL:=~C= ~-~ si~=s ~i ~ ~~::.._~=: -2::ix. 1~~ £' .5[';::. 7=" F ~Sr-V:'-_I-=::t :::-cie- ~_lc-, "~:,i=OS2 Co .. , ==l:;-:J::-\i~J -, .. ~h""'" C:22- CO:~_:E= si!<: :-~di3:'2C cr,/st:.::l --eSS25 1:0 -22:_, i" :..., c.i:=-e:c: er;;:2;~r;2C: iJ :=-= ir. -;:::::~. 3x2-:-x"';--:-", £.L .. S:p I. ~~:~-Z,. 5~:=i:~=< ai-E, -'~~ __ 5:, =~:--_2:~o Se2.2C: s~~:= =12=~ :e:--i-2:S:: c:;s:21s ::J 2" i- size cClr:=_e:e2._ ::0 e:i-; s c ....c=:-::/:-l:J:i:'2 -=:::''-' ::"~ _::- =_.::::< =-::1 crv5t5:S of SFEC__ ~~::: E e-:_CS2C i- :-2 ~c-:-:: er s:?ls" Fi-e S~cCi-2~ ~_ C·5=~~J. 1l 5;:x3x2 , £1 .. :0 r~ .... =t-Za ==c<_i:..... i-E, 15:2 =f 2- .... 2:-~ ;f~~~ic2 =~ s:C~S t-ic< 1 :cve:i-; 5;JEC:'-2-. Lx 3.<1..111 , £3,.::D 73. ~ .... :=(-Z, r<=SSJr:c:-~ ·¥i.,e, C;-;::-Kici r:--~ ;: =--~7 5--:= -~X~;~-2: :=~5t~:S --_:~~_ -2:~i . 2 ~~x~ 11, ~2,25p E_ =~ ~:-~_-~~_~- ~~ick ~r~s:~:.:-2 :~3~S ~i-~-~ _::- ~:: ::; : ;:8E~ ::~~=:EC ~=S5E3 ~- ~E __ -T~ ~o :-si:- =_=:"":::_5 5-:]_:"-- _':'5:i-et :::- 5:~_ 2~25. 3-. x3x2" J :; ~ . __ =5~ __ =3-, =J~:~"'~: c :~=;c :E~:~S~ s-;:;_:"-; S;:-c. :=~= ::;:.=s. '::-><""", 2.2=:; ---:-:-E. F-::~_::e:= :-2. -E~-=-J a~-_-~L:-_=-=. __5::0_5 :r2~-1 co~o_~e- _8:1 :~~G -:-;~=~-:~~: =:~St-_~ c- i- siz: :-:=<_. 2-:=_5:i-~ ~u~- Si~2S Jf --52: 2 _::-Gr:":c -::;:i • --,<3·2", ["'-.:: -::. ss. s-~=~ :-_~l:;= c: 5-~·S :J 7'1 ~ ~:rix _i~- __ li~-: g=e2~is- 5-2:1 t~-:s --. -~:: - RICHARD W. BARSTCW Drakewalls House, Drakewalls, Gunnislake, Cornwall, England. Tel.No.: Gunnislake 832381 (STD (022) V.A.T.No.: 132-7852-67 ORDERING INFORMATION Mail orders are promptly filled and despatched on a 7-day examination basis, subject to approval. Immediate refund guaranteed on return of the specimen(s), in good condition. Please quote the name and number of the specimen(s) required, and enclose P.O./Cheque with order. All prices are inclusive of V.A.T. No charge is made for postage and packing, except for overseas customers and postage over 75p. We reserve the right to make slight sUbstitutions, if necessary.unless advised to the contrary. Special request and "wants lists" are welcome. we hope that we may be of some service to you, and assure you of our best attention at all times. FEBRUARY 1978 1. ANGLESITE. Broken Hili, N.S. wales, Australia. Small sharp sparkling glassy crystals tp 3 mm in e~7D thickly covering an intergrown mass of creamy bladed CERUSSITE crystals. 2-tx2x1-t", £7.00 2. ARAGONITE. Buckfastleigh, Dartmoor, Devon. Specimen A: Select lustrous crsamy white divergent crystal spray 1-t" in lem;jth growing from an intergrown mass of crystals with a IdJttle brownish Ankerite. 1tx1tx1-t",· £3. 50!? Specimen B: Intergrown group of lustrous translucent creamy-white crystals to i" in length on Ankerite matrix. 1tx1" , £1.5Op. Specimen C: Lustrous creamy-white divergent crystal spray with no matrix attached. 1-txt", £0.80p. 3. AZURITE. Tsumeb, otavi, S.W. Africa. Bright blue small sharp crystals to 4 mm in size scattered on cellular azurite/chalcocite matrix. 2x2x1-t", £4.5Op 4. AZURITE. Tynagh Mine, Co. Galway, Eire. Select cellular mass of bright blue small sharp sparkling crystals with minor limonite in places. ~2-tX1t", £11.00 5. BARYTES. Mt. Wellington Mine, Twelvehead~, Cornwall, Specimen A: Lustrous well formed terminated greyish crystals to 1 cm in size aggregated in groups to i" and scattered over tarnished Chalcopyrite crystals to 8 ~m in size covering massive chalcopyrite matrix. qX3x2", £16.50p. Specimen B: Translucent greyish to creamy coloured lustrous crystals to -t" in size thic.kly scattered over milky pyramidal qUartz crystals covering quartzose veinstuff. 2tx2x2", £8.00. Specimen C: As specimen B, but covering chalcopyrite matrix. 2tx1t", £4.75p. Specimen D: As specimen B, but with odd Pyrites crystals in asso~iation and covering irridescent chalcopyrite matriK. 1i-x1t", £3.50p. These specimens resemble the old samples that were f~und last century in the Ale &Cakes mine in Gwennap; barytes is a rare mineral in the Cornish orefield. 6. BARYTES·. Hilton r~ine, Scordale, Westmoreland. Specimen A: Select transparent water clear tabular terminated crystal group. 1tx1-t", £1.75p. Specimen B:. Water-clear single crystals and crystal groups, each approx 1-tx1", £1.25p each. 7. BERT~IERITE. Scoemnitz, Bohemia, C.S.S.R. Tarnished greyish· crystal aggregates to 3 mm in size scattered over creamy Calcite crystals covering quartz matrix. 2-tx2", £4. 50p· 8· BERYL variety EMERALD. Muzo, nr. Bogota, Colombia. Transparent emerald green well formed hexagonal crystals and crystal sections to -t" in length scattered on a ~-" area on quartz/orystalline Emerald matrix. 1-tx1", £14.00 9. BERZELIANITE. Skrikerum, nr. Tryserum, Kalmar, Sweden. Rich greyish masses and threads impregnating creamy Calcite. 3x2x1-t", ,£4.5Op. 2 10. NATIVE BISMUTH. Sehneeberg, saxony, Germany. Specimen A: Very rich bright silvery grey metallic crystalline masses intergrown with milky quartz, with odd small quartz cr~stals lining cavities. 2fx1~1t", £6.5Op. Specimen 8: As specimen A! 1~1-~'x1", £4.5Qp. Specimen C: As specimen A, 1x1", £2.25p. Specimen D, as speC1men A, 1xi-", _£1 • 2~p each. . Minor amounts of greyish SAFFLCJUTE are associated with tile..Bi.sl}!uth_ in all the specimens •. 11. 8ISMUTHINITE. George &Charlotte Mine, nr. Tavistock, Devon. Silvery-grey needly crystals and bladesscattered in chlorite/quartz/pyrites veinstuff. Specimen A: 2?-x2x1t", £2.25p. Specimen 8: !'tx1tx1t", £1.50p. 12. 8LOMSTRA~OINE. Hitero, Vest-Agder, Norway. Very rich lustrous black heavy masses with conchoidal fracture. Minor amounts of 8iotite mica in association. Specimen A: 2tx2tx1t", £4.50p. Specimen 8: 2-tx1f", £2.50p. SpecimenC: 1f,<1f" , £1.25p 13. BROCHANTITE. Blanshard Claims, Bingham, New Mexico, U.S.A. Light green silky needly crystals richly scattered over quartz matrix. 2tx1~-X1f", L3.5Op 14. BUSTAMITE. Meldon, Dartmoor, Devon. Rich light brown radiated crystalline masses with minor bror.z3y Pyrrhotite in association. Specimen A: ztX2f X1t", £4.50p. Specimen 8: 2tx1fx1", £2.50p - 15. CALCITE. Mendip Hills, Somerset. Specimen A: Lustrous t£ansparent sharp ccmplex crystals, some with a faint brownish tinge due to inclusions oe iron oxide, to 5 IT1Tl in size thickly covering a greyish Pyrolusite matrix; 4tx4tx2", £6.5Op. Specimen B~ Bright clear complex crystals to 3 mm in size, with one very large crystal 1 cm in size, thickly scattered over creamy 'dog-tooth' Calcite crystals to 1" in size on calcite matrix. 3tx2~3", £4.75p 16. CALCITE. Burtree Pastures Mine, Weardale, Co. Durham. Select creamy-white sharp rhombic crystals to 1" in size dotted on Dolomite matrix- with a transparent pale bluish Fluorite crystQl i" in size. 3tx2tX17..", £5.5Op •. 17. CALCITE. Botallack Mine, St. Just, Cornwall. Lustrous creamy-white sharp platy heaagonal crystal rosettes to 1 cm in size attractively scattered and free-standing on miiky quartz matrix. 3x2fx1i" , £8.00 18. CALCITE. Santa Domingo, Chihuahu , Mexico. Specimen A: Translucent creamy coloured shar~ rhombic crystals with a brownish tinge due to inclusions of iron-oxide and up to 1.-" in size, richly scattered over a large scalenohedral Calcite crystal. 3ix2tx1~-", £6.50p. Specimen 8: Select very lustrous sharp translucent creamy coloured crystals with an internal reddistJ tinge, to 2" in size aggregated in parallel growth with no matrix attached. 3x2tx1t", £2.75p 19. CASSITEeITE. Blue Hills Mine, St. Agnes, Cornwall. Choice bright blackish sharp twinned crystals to f" in size thickly intergrown and covering large areas of a cellular chlorite/quartz veinstuff. 4tx~-x2~", £28.00 20. CASSITERITE. Killifreth Mine, Chacewater, Cornwall. Lustrous brownish crude twinned crystals to nearly i" in size intergrown and scattered over cassiterite/quartz matrix. 5x2" , £8.00 21. CASSITERITE. Wheal Jewell, Marytavy, Devon. Very rich heavy lustrous brown mass . with a little chlorite and quartz, and with odd smal~ crystals' lining cavities. ~2~-X1t", £5.00 22. Dolcoath Mine, Camborne, Cornwall. Very rich light brown crystalline mass, with a little hematite and quartz and with numerous elongated crystal sections in places. 2x2x1i", £2. 50p 23. CAVANSITE. Owyhee Dam, Malheur Co., Oregon, U.S.A. Turquoise blue micro crystallised velvety crust covering calcite on matrix. ~i", £6.50p•. 24. CELESTITE. Clay Centre, Ohio, U.S.A. Choice translucent pale blue terminated tabular crystals to 1" in length free-standing on a matrix of intergrown lustrous ;oharp rhombic creamy CALCITE crystals to i" in size.• 4x2~2", £13.00 25. CERUSSITE. Dundas, Tasmania, Australia. Lustrous creamy-white reticulated tabular crystal sections to t" in size intergrown on limonite matrix. 2x1", £3.25p 26. ALCOCITE. Levant Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall. Bright silvery-grey well formed crystals to t" in size scattered in a Calcite lined 1" cavity in chalcopyrite matrix. 1ix 1-:t ", £4. SOp 3 CHALCOCITE. Sharptor Mine, Linkinhorne, Cornwall. Very rich etallic grey heavy mass with a little quartz in association. 2x2x1~". £1.65p 28. CHALCOCITE. Cooks Kitchen Mine, Ca borne, Cornw~ll. Small sharp greyish crystals scattered over a fine bluish and irridescently tarnishe~ botryoidal mass of Chalcopyrite of the form known 11S BLISTER COPPER by the bld miners. 3x2x1 J,,,, £16.5Op 29. COLEMANITE.· Pacific Coast Mine, Boron, California, U.S.A. Si ky creamy coloured sharp crystals to 8 mm in size scattered over light brown Calcite crystals. 2ix1", £1.25p 30. NATIVE COPPER. Wolverine Mine, Keweenaw Pen., Michigan, U.S.A. Pure bright metallic hackly mass with odd patches of slightly tarnishEd NATIVE SILVER in places. ~-X~X17", £8.00 31. CORONADITE. Drygill Mine, Caldbeck, Cumberland. Rich silvery-grey metallic p18ty masses scattered on milky quartz. Specimen A: 2tx2xl", £2.5Op. Specimen B: 1~X1t", £1. 25p 32. CUPRITE. Carn Brea Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. Bright red sparkling ce~lular mass of small sharp octahedral crystals with a little Native Copper in association. 2b<1ix1", £7.00 33. CUPRITE. Wheal Unity, Gwennap, Cornwall. Specimen H: Deep red lustrous well formed octahedral c~ystals to 3 mm in size scattered on and lining small cavities in a crystalline mass of cuprite with a little quartz. 1tx1t", £4.50p. Specimen B: pelect sparkling cellular masses of small sharp crystals associated with Native Copper. Each approx 1xt", £1. 50p each. 34. CUPRITE. Broken Hill, N.S. Wales, Australia. Sharp malachite coated greenish cubic· crystals to 4 mm in size richly scattered over a creamy Cerussite/Cuprite matrix, with odd reticulated crystals of Cerussite._ 1tx17X1-}", £9.00 35. DANBURITE. Charcas, San Luis Potosi, Mexico. Choice creamy to transparent sharp well terminated tabular single crystals. Each approx 1" long, £'1.25p each. 36. DIoPTASE. Altyn-Tube, Kirghese Steppes, Russia. Bright emerald green crysvals and crystal sections to 1 cm in size scattered on and partially embedded in a creamy calcite matrix. 1tX1~x1", £8.00 37. DOLOMITE. Traversella, Piedmont, Italy. Sharp creamy coloured rhombic crystals to t" in size thickly intergrown on small sparkling milky Quartz crystals covoring mat rix.. 2x2x1f.", £4. 50p 38. DUFTITE. Tsumeb, otavi, S.W. Africa. Rich olive-green spa~kling crysta~line crusts covering s all Calcite crystals on dolomite matrix with a little Cerussite in association. 27X2x1}", £5.5Op , ~ 39. DUFRENITE. Phoenix Mine, Linkinhorne, Cornwall. Deep greenish lustrous thick radiated crusts and botryoidal masses covering cellular limonite/quartz veinstuff. 1tx1~-X1t", £5.5Op 40. EW\RGITE. Leonard Mine., Butte, Montana, U.S.A. Sp8cimen A: Choiuo bright metallic grey sharp terminated crystals to 1 cm in length scattered over pyrites matrix with numerous bright small shaEp Pyrites crystals in association. 2tx2x1.f> ", £14.00. ~pecimen B: Choice bright metallic grey terminated crystals to 1 cm in size richly covering matrKx with a little crystallised- Quartz and Pyrites in association. l~X1ix1", £8.00 41. EPIDOTE. Val d' Ala, Piedmont,· Italy. Lust rous olive-green crystal sections to +,,, ~n length intergrown in cavities in massive Epidote. 2~x2x1t)l, £3.25p 42. FLUORITE. Naica, Chihuahua, Mexico. Fine light purple transparent stepped cwbic crystals to t" in size thickly intergrown and covering matrix. 4x2-tx1~·", £8.00 43. FLUORITE. Heights Mine, Weardale, Co. Durham. Select transparent bright green single sharp inter-penetrant twinned crystuls, each approx 1x1" in size. £4 .50p each. 44. FLUORIT~. Altenburg, Saxony, Germany. Light purple trunslucent well formed cubic crystals with modified edges, to t" in size scattered over small Quartz crystals on quartzose matrix with a little crystalline Hematite in association. 2tx2x1t"~4.0o L 45. GALENA. Sweetwater Mine, Ellington, Missouri, U.S.A. Choice sharp ~right silvery_ grey OCTAHEDRAL crystals to -t" in size thickly scattered over matrix with sharp creamy rhombic Dolomite crystals in association. >}x2~x1t", £13.00 46. GALENA. Clausthal, Harz, Germany. Silvery-grey well formed modified cubic crystals to 1 cm in size scattered over matrix and associated with numerous small creamy Dolomite crystals. 4-tx2-tx1*", £8.00 47. HARMoToNE. 8ellsg_ove Mine, Strontian, Argyllshire, Scotland. Choice lustrous white sharp twinned crystals to over t" in size scattered on Calcite matrix. ~x2x1t", £5.5Op 48. HEULANDITE. Botallack Mine, St. Just, Cornwall. Small sharp clear creamy crystals richly covering large ·areas of altered greenstone. 2tx2-t", £3.25p 49. HYALITE oPgL. Mt. Arci, Sardinia. Select transparent glassy botryoidal mass covering rhyolite. 2x1-tx1", £2.50p 50. INESITE. Hale Creek Mine, near Ruth, Trinity CD" California, U.S.A. Very choice ~ustrous pink sharp terminated crystals to *" in size completely lining very large cavities in matrix. Very rich specimen of this miner'3l. 3x 2-tx 2*" , £44.00 51. INESITE. Broken Hill, N.S. Wales, Australia. Lustrous light brown to pinkish radiated crystalline masses to nearly 1" in size embedded in matri·x. 2*x2x1*", £4. SOp 52. JAMESoNITE. Sombrerete, Zacatecas, Mexico. Select bright silvery-grey pure mass of interlocking bladed crystals. 2x17X1*", £8.00 53. JARoSITE. Copo Calamita, Isle of Elba, Italy. BriQht s~arkling s~all sharp crystals richly lining cavities in limonitic matrix. 2x1tx1"", £6.50p 54.• KYANITE. Copelinha, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Lust"rous lliJght bluish bladed crystal masses, each approx 2x1" in size, £0.8Op each. 55. LISKEARDITE. Penberthy Croft Mine, St. Hilary, Cornwall. Snow-white tbick crystalline crusts lining cavities in oellular sulphidic veinstuff. Specimen A, very rich in Liskeardite, 2~x1tx1t", £4.5Op. Specimen B: 1tx1~x1", £2.5Op 56. MALACHITE after Azurite. Burra Burro, Yorke Pen., S. Australia. Fine replacement of clusters of Azurite crystals to 1" in size by bright green MalaChite, with 0 +ater encrustation of waxey green Chrysocolla and with odd s all yellow tabular ~ulfenite crystals in p~aces. The replaced Azurite completely covers a brownish matrix. 3x1tx1-t", £13.00 57. MALACHITE. Burra Burra, Yorke Pen., S. Australia. Specimen A: Small sharp bright green crystals and crystal masses covering crudely formed and. Malachite replaced Azurite crystals to nearly 1 cm in size on limonitic matrix. 2i-x2tx1*", £8.00. Specimen B: Thin t'3bular Azurite crystals ~ompletely replaced by Malachite, ) encrusting botryoidal Malachite covering limonitic matrix. 2~x1-tx1", £3.25p 58. MALACHITE. Kambove, Katanga, Zaire. Fine bright green velvety needly crystal sprays and tufts richly scattered all over a blackish psilomelane/limonite matrix. Very attractive specimen for display. 6tx5x2", £38.00 59. MARCASITE. Shakespeare Cliff, Folkstmne, Kent. Select bright brassy sharp twinned crystal groups with individual crystals to over *" in size. E3ch approx -tx~-", £1.25p each. 60. MILLERITE. Coedely Colliery, nr. Llantrisant, Glamorgan. Bright brassy needly divergent crystal spray t" in length lying flat oln creamy-white lenticular siderite crystals on ironstone matrix. 2tx2x1.z", £9.00 61. MIMETITE. Tsumeb, otavi, S.W. Africa. Lustrous transparent pale yellowish sharp elongated terminated crystals to 1 cm in length very richly covering a sulphidic matrix. 4x3", £33.00 62. NICKEL-TRoN METEORITE. Henbury Crater, N. Terr., Australia. Choice metallic silvery irre' ·l.ar mass with a pitted Eiurface. 2*x1tx1-t", weight 175 grammes. £44.00 63. oLIVE~ . variety WOOD COPPER. Wheal Unity, Gwennap, Cornwall. Pale olive green pure ..y,·r:inted fibrous crystalline mass with a silky surface. 1*X1*X1", £3.25p / ~'EN'. 0",,"",1'0. Clb',"od D'Pi •• 'P',". Specimen A: Lustrous light orange~ ~4. OR;~arp termlnated crystals to 1 cm in size intergrown on pyritic matrix. 2tx1fx1", £9.00. Specimen B: orangey coloured well formed terminated crystals to 1,-" in swze intergrown on a 1Xf-" Jrea on pyritic matrix. 1~-x11:x1", £3.25p. Specimen C: Cluster of light orangey sharp terminated iErystals, to 1 cm in size. 1x-2x~''', f.1.50p. 65. oRPIMENT. Getchell Mine, Humboldt Co., Ne~ada, U.S.A. Pure bright orangey-yellow crystalline mass with minor masses·of reddish Realgar. Colourful specimen. 3x2tx27", £4. 50p 66. DSUMILITE. Mt. Arci, Sardinia. Small sharp pale orangey to greyish crystals scattered in cavities in rhyolite matrix with drusy Quartz. 2x1tx1f", £2.75p 67. PIEMoNTITE. Jacobsberg, ~ordmark, Sweden. Rich light reddish masses scattered in creamy dolomite matrix. 2tx1tx1t", £2."5Op 68. PLATTNERITE. Mina ojuela, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico. Specimen A: Small black sharp sparkling crystals scattered on limonitic gossan with a little whitish Hydro zincite and platy translucent crystals of Calcite. 2tx1tx1f", £4.50p. Specimen 6: Small sparkling black crystals scattered over limonitic gossan. 27X1 fx1", f.2.5Op. Specimen §: As specimen A, 1x1", £1.50p 69. PoLIANITE. West down Mine, Brendon Hills, Somerset. Bright steely-grey small sharp -....- crystals richly scattered in and lining cavities in psilomelane rich matrix. Specimen A: 2tX1~x1t", O.25p. !'lpecimen B: 2x1*x1", £2.50p 70. PREHNITE. Boylestone Qry., BarrheAd, Renfrew, Scotland. Lustrous lime-green botryoidal crystal m8sses thickly lining a 1~x1f" cavity in a 1t-" wide vein of crystalline Prehnite cutting basalt matrix. 3-}x3-}x1f", £4.75p 71. PYRITES. Quiruvilca, Libertad Dept., Peru. Specimen A: Very fine bright brassy large sharp modified pyritohedml crystals to 1t-" in si·ze thickly intergrown on a plate of massive pyrites. Very choice specimen for display. ~x4tx1f-", £85.00. Specimen 6: Very bright brassy sh!3rp striated cubic crystals to i" in size inter grown and covering a massive pyrites matrix with a 2x1~-" area of metallic grey unusually etched GALENA crystals, together with a little Sphalerite. Fine display speci en. 4tx3x2t" , f.28.oo 72. PYRITES. Kilembe Mine, Uganda. A very large bright brassy well formed OCTAHEDRAL crystal showing good faces, and with two snaller crystals attached, together with q little dark bronzey massive Pyrrhotite. Crystal faces on the larger crystal are 2" in size, overall size of specimen 2t-x2tx2t", £5.00 73. PVRoMoRPHITE. South Mine, Broken Hill, N.S. wales, Australia. Specimen A: Lustrous lime-green small feathery crystals thickly covering a brown limonitic matrix; very attractive sample. 3X47X1f", £8.00. Specimen B: Lustrous light brown well formed elongated crystals to 5 mm in length forming a rich cellular mass. 1tx1.zx1", f.3.25p 74. PYRRHoTITE. Trepca, Yugoslavia. A tarnished brownish composite barrel-like hexagonal crystal 7" in size implpnted on atrix with small ilky Quartz crystals and a little crystallised iron-pyrites. 2tx1~-x1f", £3.5Op 75· PyRRHOffiITE. Meldon, Dartmoor, Devon. Pure bright bronzey metallic mass with odd patches of blackish Sphelerite. 2x1tx1", f.1.5Op 76. QUARTZ. Wheal Jane, Kea, Cornwall. Spe~imen A: Sharp clear bright elongated terminated crystals with a·slight greenish tinge due to inclusions of chlorite, to -t" in length and completely covering and free-standing on a quartz matrix with odd bright brassy crystals of Chalcopyrite to t" in size scattered amongst the crystals of quart z. 4-}x4x1-t", £11.00. Specimen ·B: Sharp elongated terminated clear crystals with a slight milky tinge, to Bver -t" in length and completely covering quartz matrix with odd small bright brassy cubic crystals of Pyrites. 3x3x1-}", f.6.50p. Specimen C: Lustrous milky elongated terminated crystals to 1" in length l'ree-standing on quartz matrix. 2-i!-x1-i!-x1t-", f.3.5Op. All the above specimens are ideal for display purposes. 77. QUARTZ. Wheal Cock, St. Just, Cornwall .Clear bright pyramidal crystals to i" in size intergrown on irony matrix with inclusions of brownish rod-like GoETHITE crystals inside the quartz crystals. 3i-x2x1~", £4.50p 78. QUARTZ. Bot<3llack Mine, st. J.ust, Cornwall. Corroded pyr8midal crystals to 1" in siz covering quartz matrix and with an 'attractive irridescent crust of micro crystallised Chalcopyrite and 0 littla crystallised Calcite covering the quartz crystals. 4x3x1t", £2.50p 79. QUARTZ. Hodbarrow ine, Mi~lom, Cumberland. Bright clear sharp pyramidal crystals, some being doubly terminated, to 8 mm in siza, lining a 2~x2" cavity in bDtryoiElal reddish-brown banded HEII1ATITE. 3"b<3x2';"", £4.75p . 80. RHODOLITE GARNET. Macon Co., N. Carolina, U.S.A. Light raspberry red crystals and crystal sections to i" in size thickly embedded in Phlagopite mica· matrix. ~x4~-x2t", £14.00 81. SCHOLZITE. Reaphook Hill, Flinders Range, S. Australia. Silky white radiated crystal sprays' to 1 cm in length spanning a 1" cavity in limonitic matrix. 2tx2fx1~'''' £4.5Op 82. SCoRoDITE. Cligga Mine, Perranzabuloe, Cornwall. Micro crystallised pale greenish crusts covering a hcavy black bladed mass of WJLFRAMITE. 2tx2x1", O.25p B3. SIDERITE. Neudorf, Harz, Germany. Select lustrous light brown curved rhombic crystals and crystal I balls I to t" in size scattered over matrix with odd clerJr sparkling Quartz crystals. 3x2tx1f", £5.50p 84. SIDERITE. Wheal Jane, Kea, Cornwall. Specimen A: Light creamy brown needly crystals richly scattered over a group of large clear to milky elongated terminated r,UARTZ cryst3ls to 1t" in length. ~x2tx1t", £7.00. Specimen B: Light brown lustrous elong3ted rod-like crystals to 4 mm in length richly scattered over quartz matrix with odd Quartz crystals and a little Sphalerite. 3x1~·x1f", £2.75p 85. NATIVE SILVER. Comstock 'lode, Virginia City, Nev.ada, U.S.A. Very rich slightly tarnished mass of curled wires with a little crystalline greyish SWEPHANITE. 1x1", £14.00 86. NATIVE SILVER. Cobalt, Ontario, C3nada. Rich silvery-grey rounded heavy mass with greyIsh Smaltite and thin crusts of pinkish Erythrite in association. 1~-x1", £4.5Op 87. SMITHSONITE. Broken Hill, nr. Kabwe, Zambia, S~ecimen A: Choice large translucent creamy crystals of rhombic habit, to nearly,." in size thickly intergrown in clusters and covering D cellular matrix. Very fine specimen. 5x4x2i-", £33.00. Specimen B: Unusual elongated tapering rod-like crystals to t" in length thickly lining a large cavity and covering the surface of cellular limonitic matrix. 5x4x3", £23.00. Specimen C: Cellular intergrown ~ass of lustrous light brownish clear sharp rhombic crystals to 4 mm in size. 2tx2x1i", £7.00. Specimen D: As specimen C, 1fx1", £2.25p 88.STRONTIANITE. ClausthDI, Harz, Germany. Creamy coloured tapering crystal sprays to *" in length richly covering creamy barytes matrix. 2tx2" , O.5Op - B9. TETRAHEDRITE. Rancagua, Chile.·Very rich bright silvery-grey metallic mass with 8 little quartz and pyrites in assocmation. 2tx2x1f", £4.5Op 90. THOMSONITE. Ballyclare, Co. Antrim, N. Ireland. Silky ~~ite r~diated crystal masses lining a 1tx1f" area on basalt matrix with odd needly crystals of Scolecite. 2tx2", £2.75p 91. TOURMALINE. Alto Lighona, Mozambique. Select lustrous olive-green feathery terminated composite crystal. 4t" long by 3x2" across the axis. £23.00 92. TOURMALINE variety SCHORL. Colcerrdw Qry., Luxulyan, Cornwall. Bright bl3Ck elongated crystals and crystal sections to t" in length associated with slightly smoky Quartz crystals and a little crystallised Albite on pegmatite matrix. 3x2x1t", £4.5Op 93. TURQUOISE. Sleeping Beauty Pit, Arizona, U.S.A. TurqUOise blue solid veinlet 4 mm thick cutting a reddish-brown matrix. 2fx1f", £2.25p 94. TYROLITE. Falkenstein, Tyrol, Austria. Light green feathery crystals and masses on quartzose matrix. Specimen A: 2X1t-", £3.25p. Specimen B: 1tx1", £2.25p 95. WOLFRAMITE. Kapnik, Rumania. Unusual bright black o.~(.: 9 shaped crystals to f" in size scattered on creamy crystallised dolomite on sulphidic matrix. 2~x2x1",£9.00 96. ZOISITE var. THULITE. Lom, Norway. Pure pinkish mass. 2fx1x1", £1.50p RICHARD W. 8ARSTOW Drakewalls House, Drakewalls, Gunnislake, Cornwall, England. Tel.No.: Gunnislake 832381 (STD (022) V~A.T.No.: 132-7852-67 ORDERING INFORMATION Mail orders are promptly filled and despatched on a 7-day examination basis, subject to approval. Immediate refund guaranteed on return of the specimen(s), in good condition. Please quote the name and number of the'specimen(s) required, and enclose P.O./Cheque with order. All rices are inclusive of V.A.T. No charge is made for postage and packing, except for overseas customers and postage over 75p. We reserve the right to make slight sUbstitutions, if necessary, unless advised to the contrary. ?pecial request and "wants lists" are welcome. We hope that we may be of some service to you, and assure you of our best gttentipn at all times. MARCH 1978 1. ACTINOLITE. Zillertal, Tyrol, Austria. Rich lustrous olive-green divergent bladed crystalline mass with minor schist. 4'!x2tx1t", £6.50p 2. ·AEG1RINE. Hedrum, Vestfold, Norway. Rich lustrous blackish bladed crystals embedded in creamy feldspar matrix with minor pinkish Catapleiite. Specimen A: with crystals to over 1" in length, 3ix1-f,x1~", £4.5Op. Specimen B: with crystals to ~" in len,9th, 2tx1t", £1.5Op. 3. ALMANDINE GARNET. Roxbury, Connectict, U.S.A. Select raspberry-red ·lustrous sharp crystals to 1" in' size, one showing good twinning, embedded in chlorite schist. Attractive sample for display. 51'41'27",' £16.5Op. 4. ANA~CIME, Dean Qry., Lizard, Cornwall. Lustrous snow-white sharp crystals and crystal sections to t" in diameter encrusting gabbro matrix with a little light .greenish crystalised Prehnite in association. 47X3x1t", £9.00 5. ANDRADITE GAR~~T. San 8enito Co., California, U.S.A. Choice bright 'gemmy' golden sharp crystals to 3 mm in size dotted on serpentine matrix. This variety of Andradite is' known as TOPAZOLITE. Specimer, A: 2'!x1t", £4.1>Op. Specimen B: not so rich as specimen A, 2tx1", £3.25p. 6. APATITE variety FRA~COLITE. Wheal Pendarves, Camborne, Cornwall. Rich sparkling crl,lsts of micro crystals covering altered granite. Specimen A: 31'2", £3.25p. Specimen 8: 2x1t", £2. SOp 7. ARSfNOPYRITE. Himgston Down, near callington, Cornwall. Specimen A: 8right silvery sharp crystals to 4 mm in size covering tourmaline/arsenopyrite matrix with odd small quartz crystals and creamy hexagonal APATITE crystals and crystal sections to t" in size in association. 3ix1ix1~-", £5.50p. Specimen 8: 8right silvery sharp crystals to 1. cm in size scattered on matrix with needly greyish crystals of Tourmaline and a little quartz. 3tx2" , 4.5Op 8. ARTINITE. San 8enito Co .• , California, U.S .A. Specimen A: Choice snow-w:,ite radiated masses of needly crystals richly scattered over serpentine matrix. 3x2tx2" ,£6.50p Specimen 8: As specimen A, 2tX1,!x1", £3.25p. Specimen C: As specimen A, 2x1,!" , £2.5Op. All are very attractive specimens from a new occurance in California. 9. ATACAMITE. Mina la Farola, Copiapo, Chile. Specimen A: Very choice brrnght green tabular crystals aggregated in radial sprays amd thickly covering matrix. 2tx2", £18.00. Specimen 8: Attractive bright green radiated groups of tabular' crystals scattered on greenish Chrysocolla on matrix. 31'2", £11.00. Specimen C: Bright green tabular and needly crystals thickly covering matrix, with greenish-tluD chrysocolla on the reverse. 2tx2", £6.50p. Specimen D: Bright green divergent crystal sprays on bluish-green chrysocolla on mat rix. 1,!x1-?;x1", £4. SOp; ~ 10. AXINITE. Botallack ,. st. Just, Cornwall. Lust rous clove-brown sharp crystals to in size lining a 1x1" cavity in crystalline axinite. 2x1~x1t", £1•• 5~ 11. AZURITE. HEnderson Mine, Bisbee, Arizona, U.S.A. Choice bright blue ball-like crystalline masses attrnactiuely encruscing and dotted over quartzose matrix with a little light green Malachite in association. 3x2~x1~", £16.5~ 12. BARYTES. Dalmellington Mine, Frizington, Cumberland. Fine lustrous transparent pale golden coloured long tapering tabular crystals to 2 " in length richly scattered over and lying flat on hematite/dolomite matrix. The reverse side is completely encrusted with small very bright clear Barytes crystals to -t" in size. An old A.E. Foote (dealer of Philadelphia, U.S.A.) label is attached to the specimen. Choille sample for display. 6x5}x2t", £110.00 13. BARYTES. Pribram, Bohemia, C.S.S.R. Lustrous creamy cox-comb crystal masses to l" in size scattered on matrix with odd light yellow cubic crystals of FLUORITE to 1 cm in size in association. 3x~·x1~", £8.00 14. BENITOITE. San Benito Co., California, U.S.A. Choice light blue sharp crystals to ouer 1 cm in size richly scattered on matrix with a little whitish Natrolite. Very fine example of this mineral; there is also a little micro crystallised palE brow JOAQUINITE on the matrix. 2~x17", £33.00 15. NATIVE BISMUTH. Botallack Mine, St. Just, Cornwall. Bright metallic silvery masses I scattered in brownish jasper. 2tx2tx1~", £5.50p 16. BIXBYITE. Thomas Mts., Utah, U.S.A. Select lustrous black sharp cubic crystal 5x5 mm in size implanted on matrix. 25x15 mm. £6.50p 17. BOTALLACKITE. Levant Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall. apecimen A: Small bright green crystals scattered in a 1txt" cavity in milky quartz. 2~x2x1t", £6.5Op. Specimen B: Small light green lath-like crystals to 2 mm in size scattered on both sides of altered slate matrix. 2~x1l", £4.50p. Specimen C: ~ bute light green c'rystals scattered on hematite/quartz matrix. 2tx1tx1", £2.25p 18. BOURNONITE. Herodsfoot Mine, Lanreath, Cornwall. Specimen A: Select silvery-grey intergrown group of twinned cog-uiheel crystals, the largest being nearly 1" in -diarreter. Minor small milky crystals og iJartz in association. 1tx1x1", £13.00. Specimen B: Silvery-grey twinned cog-wheel crystals to 1 cm in size intergrown and scattered on cellular quartz. 1x1", £8.00 19. CALCITE. Carrock Mine, Caldbeck Fells, Cumberland. Choice lustrous creamy' hexagonal .crystals with flat terminations, to ~-" in size completely covering and free standing on matrix. Specimen A: 4tx3" , £7.00. Specimen B: 2t-xlt", £2.5Op 20. CALCITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.W. Africa. Choice transparent sharp rhombic crystals to over i" in size intergrown on matrix. Attractive specimen for display. 3x3x2" ,£8.00 21. CASSITERITE. Bunny Mine, nr. st. Austell, Cornwall. Lustrous black twinned crystals and crystal sections to t" in size richly scattered on and embedded in quartz/ tourmaibine/gilbertite matrix. 2~x2x1i", £6.50p 22. CASSITERITE. Great Work Mine, Breage, Cornwall. Fine bright brownish-black sharp twinned crystals to 5 mm in size very richly scattered in numerous cavities on both sides of cellular chlorite matrix. 3x1ix1~1I, £9.00 23. CASSITERITE. Wheal Vreah, Breage, Cornwall. Lustrous blackish elongated 'sparable' crystals to 4 mm in length thickly covering matrix. A handwritten label by Sir Arthur Russell accompanies the specimen. 1f..x 1tx1 ", £8.00 24. CASSITERITE variety WOOD TIN. Gaverigan, Goss Moor, Cornwall. A quantity of rounded light brown to reddish alluvial pebbles, all showing radiated and fibrous structure characteristic of wood-tin. Approx 20 small pebbles from *4". £4.50p lot. 25. CELESTITE. t~adagascar. Choice transparent light blue sharp terminated crystals to ~1I in size free-standing on and encrusting crystalline celestite matrix. 3x3x2-t" ,£8.00 26. CERULEITE. Wheal Gorland, St. Day, Cornwall. Rich light blue crystalline crusts , covering quartzose gossan. Specimen A; with a little crystallised Olivenite in association, 2x2",. £S.50p. Spccimen B: 1-!;x1t", £3.25p 27. CERUSSITE. Rum Jungle, N. Terr., Australia. Specimen A: Fine creamy coloured well forrr.ed reticulated crystal mass with much light green velvety botryoidal MALACHITE in association. 2x2x1~-1I, £16.50p. Specimen B: As specimen 1\, 1-}x1". £3.50p ::.. ~ITE. Whea u-~ cl, Gwcnn~~, Corn~~ll. ~ich cel_~l~r mnss of minute s rkling cryst I with a little Duwrtz. 2"i,x1~?(1", 4.SOp CUFflITE. Copper Queen nine, Disbee, Arizon" U.S.A. Very rich heavy d p red mass with nn alteration rind of mnlachite, and arews of silky fibrous Mal~chite and small rm ettes of crystallised zurite on the reverse side. qx2x1~", £4.7Sp 30. DaNALITE. Yxsjoberg, ~erml,nd, ,weden. Rich reddish- rown masses in skarn with a little pyrrhotite ,md fluorite. 2h1'x1", £3.2Sp 31. DANBURITE. Russell, New York, U.5.A. l~rge tnn coloured well formed and terminated cryst,l 1" in size implanted on massive danburite with sm"lller crystals. 2-tx2x1-f.", £7.00 32. DESCLOISITE. Berg nukQ~, Otavi, S.W. Africa. Specimen A: Unusual deep brown wedge-shaped crystals to 1 cm in size thickly intergrown all over cellular matrix. 3x~-x1~", £12.00 Specimen B: Lustrous deep brown sharp crystals to 1 cm in size thickly intergroa on matrix. 2x1~", ['.SOp. Specimen C: Group of sharp lustrous deep brown crystals to over 1 cm in size intergrown on matrix. 1x1", f.3.2Sp 33. DICKENSONITE. Focte Mine, King Mt., N. Carolina, U.5.A. Lustrous creamy-white small sharp crystals intergrown in cavities in feldspnr. 1-f.x1'x1-!-", £4.SOp 34. DIOPTASE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.W. Africa. Specimen A: Bright emerald green sharp crystals to nearly 1 cm in size intergrown on matrix with R little crystellised Cerussite. 2-tx2x1''', f.16.S0p. Specimen B: Sharp bright emerald green crystals to 4 mm in size intergrown and scattered on creamy calcite with a little light green Duftite. 1+x1~x1", £6.SOp 3S. DOLOMITE. Eugwi, Pamplom~, Spain. Ve~y choice sharp vransparent to translucent large rhombic crystals to 1-}" in size intergrown all over matrix. Fine specimen for display, samples from this location are now scarce. 4x4x3J..", £f8.00 36. DOLOMITE. Thorold, Onterio, Canada. Lustrous pale pinkish sharp saddle-shaped crystals thickly lining a 2l.'-><2" cavity in limestone matrix with odd small 01!&voite and ChalcoPyrite crystals scattered in places. c 3x2", £7.00 37. ENARGITE. QUiruvilca, Libertad Dept., Peru. Sharp bright silvery-grey vabular crystals to 1 cm in length, intergrown on matrix with small sharp bright golden pyritohedral Pyrites crystals. 2x1i", £14.00 38. FLUORITE. Ladywash ine, Eyam, Derbyshire. Specimen A: Light yellow transparent sharp cubic crystals to -?;-" in size forming an int"ergrown group with a lit1;71e bright brassy Pyrites encrusting the crystals in places. 2ix2ix1-f." , £11.00. Specimen B: Lustrous light golden-yellow transparent sharp cubic crystals to 1 cm in size thickly intergrown on matrix. ~1?-x1~", £7.00. Specimen C: As specimen B- 2x1b<1~", f.4.7Sp 39. FLUORITE. Blackdene Mine, Weardale, Co. Durham. Intergrown group of large transparent to translucent sharp CUbic crystals of an unusual sea-gr~en to purple colour, and with a later palltial encrustation of creamy crystallised Calcite. Crystals range up to 1-i;-" in size. Sx4x2-3-", £16. SOp 40. FLUORITE. Naica, Chihuahua, Mexico. Select transparent octahedral crystals made-up of complel crystals in parallel position, to -f." in size, implanted on matrix with well crystallised Sphalerite, Calcite and Galena. 2~X2X1-f.", 1:8.00 41. GALENA. Baxter Springs, Cherokee Co., ~ansas, U.S.A. Choice bright silvery-grey large composite cubic crystal with interesting deep etch patterns on it's faces. A little brown sphalerite and chert attached at the base. 2b<2tx2", £16.S0p 42. GMELINITE. Island Magee, Co. Antrim, N. Ireland. Sharp lustrous arGsmy-white crystals richly lining cavities in vesicular basalt. 3x2x1t", f.3.2Sp 43. GoETHITE. ~estormel Roy,l Iron Mine, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. Rich deep brown radiated fib~ous mass of the 'wood iron' variety, with part of the surface showing areas of small sharp shining crystals. 2tx2~1", f.4.SOp 44. GROSSULARITE variety ~ESSONITE. Val d'Ala, Piedmont, Italy. Sharp lustrous bright orangey sharp crystals to S mm in size encrusting matrix with well crystallised creamy APATITE and a little Clinochlore. 2x1-?rx1t", £8.00 4S. ~EMATITE variety KIDNEY ORE. Florence Mine, Egremont, Cumberland. Choice lustrous dark reddish-brown botryoidal mass of good shape for display and free from bruises. 4~3-tx~", £13.00 <;. HEI-'IMORFHITE. Roy 1 ,·i'18, F tlcc: B,th, D12rb~shire. ,harp lus.r.:Ju_ tr'ln·,: l:i.crt of crystals richly encrusting and sc ttered over cellular mat'rix. 2x1 1x1f", 1.7. HffiNBLEl\OE. Arendal, ~ust-, gder .,et riet, Norway •.Sharp lustreus blackish crystals to 15 mm in length partially embedded in cryst,lline hornblende/calcite ~trix 2tx 1:1.. SOp 48. HUEBNERITE, Paste Bueno, Peru. ~pecimen A: Lus rous reddish-brown d£vergent -pr3ys of elongated terminated crys als embedded in milky quartz, with the cryst 15 protruding from one end with lustrou~ Qu['rtz crystals. 3x2x1t", 1:23.00. Specimen 3: Jelect lustrou!' reddish-brown -i09le tabular cryst~ls showing parallel growth, some with, little crystallised quart z ,ttached. Each approx 1' " long by loo wide, £4. SOp each. 49. HUTCHINSONITE. [luiruvilcFl, Libertad District, Feru. Specimen A: Lustrous deep red sh"rp elongated crystnls to 4 mm in length scattered amongst bright orange trnnsparent to translucent sharp ORPIMENT crystals to 1 cm in size richly covering pyrite/enargite matrix. 1 1 1-~", £28.00. Specimen 3: Sh rp deep red elongated cI'ystals to 3 mm in length sc['ttered over matrix with a lit le well crys allised orangey orpiment. 1-tx1 ", 1:14.00 50. ILVAITE. Rio Marina, Elba, Italy. Select lustrous black sharp terminated elongated crystal!' to i" in length scattered over amphibole matrix with a little quartz. Fine old specimen. }fx2x1~", 1:33.00 51. JACOBSITE. Langban, Wermland, Sweden. Bright black crystalline masses richly scattered in dolomite with thin reddish crusts of Litharge. 2x1tx1i", 1:4.5~ 52. LEGRANDITE. Mina Ojuela, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico. Lustrous bright yellow sharp crystals to t" in length scattered over cellular limonitic matrix with odd crystal masses of cream· smithsonite. 2>}x11;-" , £13.00 53. LINARITE. Blanchard Claim, Oingham, New Mexico, U.S.A. Specimen A: Bright blue sprays of crystals sccttered on and encrusting galena with creamy crystallised Anglesite, on quartz/barytes vein tuff. ~x1tx1t", 1:11.00. Specimen B: Bright blue radiating sprays of crystals 1ying on quart z. 1tx1", £5. SOp. Specimen C: Bright blue radiating crystal masses covering a ;!-x-~·" area Of) ql,lartz veinstuff. 1x1", £3.25p 54. MALACHITE. ShFlba Province, Zaire. Choice cut and polished slice of well banded light and dark green malachite; attractive specimen for display. 4+x}f" , £14.00 55. MALACHITE. Bisbee, Cochise Co., Arizona, U.S.A. Small sharp deep green crystals forming a cellular mass with a little cuprite and limonite. 2+x2xl~", £6.50p 5~. MARCASITE. Treece, Kansas, U.S.A. Bright brassy sharp spear-like crystals to cm in size thickly intergrown all over matrix. 2' 1h1t", £h.5Op 57. MIMETITE. Mexico Mine, C~ldbeck Fells, Cumberland. Specimen A: Bright orangey curved barrel-shaped crystals to 5 mm in size richly encrusting quartz. 1h1~x1t", £r;.5Op. Specimen B: Lustrous greenish barrel-shaped crystals to 4 mm in size intergrown on a i" area of quartzose matrix. 2x1x1", £3.25p 58. NICCe: ITE. Oou AzzGr, SOuth of Ouarzazate, Anti-Atlas, Morocco. Very rich solid bronzey metallic mass with 0 little calcite and external alteration crusts of light green Annabergite. 3x2tx2", £1E.5Op 59. PERICLINE. St. Gotthard, Ticino, Switzerland. Lustrous creamy sharp terminated crystals to 1 cm in size richly encrusting schistose matrix with well formed quartz crystals with chlorite inclusions on one end. *3x1~", £7 .00 60. PHARMAC05IDERITE. Wheal Gorland, St. Day, Cornwall. Small light green sharp cubic crystals encrusting areas of cellu13r quartz gossan. 1~x1-tx1t", £5.5Op 61. PLANCHEITE. Mufulira Mine, Zambia. Rich light blue fibrous radiated cryst3lline mass with a little malachite. 2x1~x1~", £7.00 E2. PLATTNERITE. Mina Ojuela, Mnpimi, Durango, Mexico. Specimen A: Small black needly crystFlls richly scattered on calcite covering limonitic goss3n. 2x 1i,-x 1", £4.5Op. Specimen B: Small black needly crystals scattered on cellular limonitic gossan. 2x1 t x1" , £2.5Dp. Specimen C: Small bright black needly crystals scattered on limonitic gossan with a little Calcite. 1x1", £1.5Op 63. PREHNITE. Bourg d'Oisarn Isere, France. Choice transparent to translucent sharp colourless to very pale green Cl jatals to ~" in size thickly encrusting matrix, with the reverse side showing sharp prehnite crystals coated with Chlorite. Classic old specimen. 4tx~x1-t", £54.00 Hi ACHITE. P_c Gunni-l-ke 'ine, Gunnisl~k~, Cornw~ll. Rich deep g.8"' ~-s'e~ infil~i brecci, ted qu.,rtz veinstuff. 2'x2x1''', £3.2<;r. PYRITES - Oct~hedral cryst.,ls. Ouiruvilcn, Libertnd Dept., Peru. Fine bright br,ssy sharp octahedral cryst-ls to nearly J" in size thickly intergrown on m'ltrix. Very well formed specimen showing unusu.,lly sh~r[1 cryst"ls. 2tx2x1", £23.00 EF. PYRITES. Lav~nt T~l, C"rinthin, Au ri.,. Shnrp bright r.,ssy cubic cryst~ls to 1 cm in size p8rtially embedded ono sc.,ttered in mic"J-schist. 4x3. 1t", re.oo F7. PYROCHLORE. Sandefjord, Vestfold, ~urw~y. Well formed light brown crystnls to 3 mm in size embedded in orthochse with ,lbite nnd .,egirine. 2x1 1 ", £1.75p F8. PYROMORPHITE. Oraubach, @ms-Nassnu, Germany. Cellul,r mass of light brown lustrous inter locking elong~ted hexagonol cryst"ls to t" in size. 2x1~x1", £F.5Op (-9. QUARTZ •• Mt. Wellington Mine, Twelveheads, Cornwall. Slightly milky translucent elongated crystals to over ~" in length thickly covering matrix with numerous bright brnssy stri~ted cubic PYRITES crystals to t" in size scattered over Clnd ilmongst the quartz crystals. 4~x14 1''', £11.00 70. QUARTZ. Llambriggan Mine, Perranzabuloe, Cornwall. A large single elongated well termin~tec milky crystal with a later deposit of minute sparkling quartz crystals on two sides, anQ with a little sphalerite around the base. 3" long by 1t-x1" across the nxis. £4.50p 71. QUARTZ. variety Smokey Amethyst. Sonora, Mexico. A mostly transparent light ?methystine and smokey coloured well termin~ted cryst.,l, with a partial termination on the other end. 2-tx1tx1i", £3.5Op 72. FLUOR-RICHTERITE. Wilberforce, OntariO, Canada. Lustrous well formed olive to brown coloure tabular crystal sections to 1" in size intergrown with calcite. 2x1~'x1-t", £3.25p 73. RUTILE. Creag-rr-Caillich, Killin, Perthshire, Scotland. Lustrous reddish-brown bladed masses in milky quartz. 2x1ix1", £2.75p . 74. RUTILE. White ~lountain Mine, Mono Co., California, U.S.A. Specimen Q: Choice lustrous reddish-brown sharp twinned crystals to -t" in size partially embedded in pyrophyllite matrix. 1-t.x1tx1}", £13.00. Specimen B: Choice lustrous reddish-brown twinned crystal 1 cm in size parti.,lly embedded in Pyrophyllite, with numerous smaller crystals. 1~'x1tx1", £11.00. Specimen C: Select lustrous reddish-brown twinned single crystal, with most faces being complete. 1tx ~ ~", £7.00 75. SCHEELITE. Zinnwald, Bohemia, C:S.S.R. Sharp lustrous light brown octahedral crystals to 5 mm in size scattered on dark slightly smokey quartz crystals with '3 little wolframite. 2-tx17x1", [11.00 76. SCCRODITE. Hemerdon Ball WOlfrilm Mine, Plympton, Devon. Fine bright pale blue to olive-green sharp crystals to 3 mm in size richly lining cavities in quartz with") little lustrous brown Cassiterite. 2-f.x2t-x1-t", [8.00 77. SCORODITE. Wheal Pendarves, Camborne, Cornwall. Lustrous sparkling light olive-green cryst8ls aggregated in clusters and lining a -tx~" cavity in arsenopyrite/tourmaline veinstuff, with crusts of scorodite lining other cavities. 2x1-tx1t", £4.50p 78. SELENITE. Red River, Winnipeg, Canada. A ball-like cluster of sharp translucent pale brown lustrous bladed crystals to 1~" in size. 3x2t?<2-t", [n.5Op 79. SERPIERITE. Serpieri Shaft, Laurion; Greece. Specimen A: Minute sky-blue crystals lining joints and small cavities in limonitic matrix with a little Azurite and green Cupro adamite. 2x1~", £4.50p. Specimen B: Minute sky-blue crystals lining small cavities in limonitic matrix, some pieces with Malachite, Azurite or Cuproadamite in association. Samples approx 1t-x1t", £2.25p each. 80. SIDERITE. Wheal Jane, Kea, Cornwall. Lustrous light brown scalenohedral crystals to -t" in size lining cavities with quartz crystals in quartz/pyrites veinstuff. 2-t.x1tx1~", £2.75p 81. NATIVE SILVER. Sunshine Mine, Kellogg, Idaho, U.S.A. Bright silvery crystal fronds and small wires filling a 2" tube. [6.50p 82. SMALTITE. Wheal Herland, Gwineor, Cornwall. Very rich silvery-grey metallic mass w~h a little quartz nnd a small amount of Native Silver in an iron-stnined '1" cevity on the surface of the sample. 3x2x1~'''' [13.00 83. SPHALERITE. Hydraulic Shaft, Smallcleugh Mine, Nenthead, Cumberland. Very choice bright black sharp crystals to 1 cm in size richly encrusting altered limestone matrix. Very attractive specimen for display. 7x~x2-t", £23.00 84. SPHALERITE. Aliva, Picos de Europa, near Santander, Spain. Lustrous gemmy transparent sherry coloured crystElIs to 1t" in size intergrown on massive translucent orengey sphalerite. Specimens of this quality 'md transparency re now r3re. 3-tx2~x2", £54.00 85. STANNITE. Bunny Mine, near st. Austell, §ornwall. Metallic greyish masses on and in greisen with a little turquoise and muscovite mica. 2~x2x1t", £4.50p 86. STILBTTE. Poona, near Bomb3y, India. Choice lustrous creamy sheaves of crystals to 2~" in sizefurming an intergrown group with odd small creamy Heulandite crystals. Very showy specimen for display. 3-tx2tx2~''', £14.00 87. TARBUTTITE. Broken Hill, nr. Kabwe, Zambia~ Specimen A: Small sharp sparkling crystals thickly encrusting both sides of cellular matrix with the upper surface partially ' encrusted with cleElr sharp HoPEITE cr~stals to 3 mm in size and whitish crusts of Hvdrozincite. 2x1~x1t", £14.00. Specimen B: SmEll I sharp sparkling crystals richly covering a banded botrvoidal mass of Smithsomite. 2x1tx1t", £4.75p . 88. TETRADYMITE. Carrock Mine, Carrock Fell, Cumberlamd. Bright silvery-grey metallic masses sparsely scattered in milky quartz. 2-tx2~~1i", "£4.50p. Specimen B: As specimen A, 1tx1tx1", £2.75p 89. ToRBERNITE. Mine Bois-Noir, St. Priest-Ia-Prugne, Loire, France. Bright emerald green shElrp tabular crystals to t" in size intergrown on areas of iron-stained altered granite. 2x1tx1 ", £14.00 " 90. TOURMALINE variety SCHoRL. Tongafeno, Madagnscar. Sharp bright block crystnls to nearly 1" in size intergrown on reddish gnnite. 1~x1tx1", £3.50p 91. VANADINTTE. Mibloden, Atlns Mts., Morocco. Bright red shArp hexagonal crystals to t"" in size richly scattered over three sides of" a light colo\lred matrix. 3tx2tx2", £14.00 92. VIVIANITE. Wannon Falls, Victoria, Australia. A large deep bluish-black to greenish cleaved crystal. 4~x2x1", £12.00 93. WILLEMITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, SoW. Africa. Choice sharp transparent pale green to colourless crystals most IV around 2-3 mm in size completely covering a cellular matrix. Very rich specimen. 4x2tx1t", £28.00 94. WILLEMITE. Franklin, New Jersev, U.S.A. Rich light brownish crystalline masses associated with creamy Calcite. 3tx2~x1f.-", £7.00 95. WITHERITE. Settlingstones Mine, near Hexham, Northumberland. Lustrcus creamy well formed comppsite crvsti'lls forming boIl-like aggregates to 1" in size on massive witherite. 4x2tx2", £11.00 96. WITHERITE. Nentsberrv Mine, Alston Moor, Cumberland. A group of well formed pseudo-hexagonal crystals with a thin white barytes coating. Crystal faces to -t". 1tx1xi", £1.50p 97. WoHLERITE. Risova, Lagesundsfjorden, Norwav. Rich light" brown masses associated with nepheline svenite ,md odd black plates of Lepdidomelane. Specimen A: 2tx2x1", £2.50p. Specimen B: 1tx1x1", £1.25p 98. WoLFRAMITE. Hingston Down, near Gunnislake, Cornwall. Bright black blades in arsenopvrite/ quartz veinstuff. 3x2", £2.75p 99. WULFENITE. Los Lamentos, Chihuahua, Mexico. Bright orangev blockV tabular crvst~ls to ,}" in size scattered on calcite motrix, and with a later encrustation of light brown crystals oll ENDLICHTTE. 4x3x2~'''' £28.00 100. WULFENITE. 79 Mine, Gila Co., Arizona, U.S.A. Bright orangey translucent tabular crystals to 8 mm in size scattered on light orangev botryoidal Mimetite covering gossanv matrix. 3x2tx1t", £8.00 RICHARD W. BARS TOW Drakewalls House, Drakewalls, Gunnislake, Cornwall, England. Tel.No.: Gunnislake B32381 (STD (022) V.A.T.No.: 132-7852-67 ORDERING INFORMATION Mail orders are promptly Filled and despatched on a 7-day examination basis, sUbject to approval. Immediate reFund guaranteed on, return of the specimen(s), in good condition. Please quote the name and number of the specimen(s) required, and enclose P.o./Cheque with order. All prices are inclusive of V.A.T. No charge is made for postage and packing, except For overseas customers and postage over 75p. We reserve the right to make slight sUbstitutions, iF necessary, unless advised to the cont rary. Special requests and "wants lists" al'e welcome. we hope that we may be of some service to you, and assure you of our best attention at all times. APRIL 1978. 1. ANATASE. Tysse, Norway. Select lustrows sharp ,dark indigo-blue crystals to over 4 mm in size scattered over intergrown Quartz crystals and crystal sections. 3x1-2-X1~", £14.00 2. ANGLESITE. CromFord, nr. Matlcck, Derbyshire. Fine sharp well Formed creamy c~loured crystals to ~-" in size intergrown on Balena. 1b<1~x1~", £22.00 3. ARAGQNITE. Molina ~a Aragon, S)ain. A choice intergrown group of light purplish sharp ps~udo-hpy.agonal crystals showing good terminations. Largest crystal shows FacEs 1-2-" In size. 2~x2x1-2-", £8.00 4. ARSENoPVRITE. Panasqueira, Beira-Beixa, Portugal. Fine bright silvery sharp crystals to 1-t" in size intergrown in parallel growth on massive arsenopyrite. 3x2~x1t", £13.00 . 5. ~RTHURITE. Hingston Down Mine: nr. C~llington, Cornwall. Rich apple green micro crystallised crusts on altered granite. Specimen A, 2x1~x1", £2.5Op. Specimen B, 1-2-x1", £1.25p 6. AZURtTE. Chessy, Rhone, France. Bright blue botryoisal crystalline mass with much bright green radiated MALACHITE in assQciation. Very colouful specimen. ~x21,-x2", £12.00 7. BARVTES. Rosiclare, Hardin Co., Illinois, U.S.A. Transparent creamy coloured sharp tabular crystals to 1 cm in size, aggregated in sprays and thickly scattered all over a Flat Calcite matrix, with the reverse side encrusted with sharp creamy Calcite crystals mostly around 8 mm in size. 6x¥." , £11.00 8. BARVTES. Cleator Moor, C~mberland. Translucent creamy-grey well Formed crystals to 1" in size intergrown on limonitic matrix. 3x2~x1-t", £7.00 9. BAVLDoNITE. Wheal Carpenter, Gwinear, Cornwall. Rich light green micro crystals and crystallised crusts covering milky quartz. Specimen A, 3x3x1~", £4.75p. Specimen B, 2x1-t", £3.25p. Specimen C, 1~x1", £2.25p. 10. BORNITE. Wheal Baspet, Illogan, Cornwall. Solid purply metallic heavy mass with a slight greenssh secondary alteration in places., 2b<2x1~", £2.25p 11. BREUNNERITE (Ferroan magnesite). Felber-Tauern, Styria, Austria. Light brown lustrous rhombic crystals to 1 cm in size scattered in schistose matrix. 3x1i-x1-t", £4.5Op 12. BRooKITE. Hot Springs, Garland Co., Arkansas, U.S.A. Fine bright black sharp crystals to 5 mm in size scattered over a large section of a smoky quartz crystal, with smaller crystals attached. ¥.x2x1~", £18.00 2 13. CABRERITE (Magnesian Annabergite). Laurium, Attica district, Greece. Light green small sharp crystals lining small cavities in calcite/limonite matrix. 2x1tx1", £3.7Sp. 14. CALCITE. St. Andreasberg, Harz, Germany. Specimen A: Select translucent to transparent hexagonal flat terminated crystals to 1" in length intergrown and scattered on cellular calcite/galena matrix. >tx2tx2", £11.00. Specimen B: Translucent creamy coloured pseudp-hexagonal crystals with flat terminations stacked one-upon- arlother on matrix. Largest crystal is 1" in dia eter. 2tx2tx1f", £8.00 1S. CALCITE. Porthoustock Qry., Lizard, Cornwall. A large geode-like cavity in calcite/ altered gabbro matrix lined with transparent creamy coloured well formed modified crystals mostly around 1 cm in size. Some of the crystals have reddish hematite inclusions, and the reverse side of the specimen ShO~6 larger translucent crystals to f" in size. Overall size Sx4tx2", size of cavity ~-x2t", £6. SOp 16. CARPHOLITE. Wippra, Harz, Germany. Rich golden coloured radiated crystalline masses thickly scattered in greisen matrix. Specimen A, 2tx2-tx1±",£S.SOp. Specimen B, 1~1fx1", £3.2Sp 17. CASSITERITE. Seal Hole Mine, St. Agnes, Cornwall. Bright deep brownish sharp crystals to i" in size intergrown on massive cassiterite matrix with a little Topaz in association. 1-tx1 tx1" , £12.00 1B. CASSITERITE. Blue Hills Mine, St. Agnes, Cornwall. Rich heavy light brown mass with minor veinstuff attached. Old label attached states that it was collected in 1910. 2tX1fx1t" , £2.7Sp 19. CASSITERITE, Panasqueira, Beira-Beixa, Portugal. Select lustrous blackish sharp twinned crystals approx -tx-t" in size implanted on crystallised muscovite matrix. Samples each approx fxf", £6.S0p each. 20. CELESTITE. Vate, nr. Bristol, Gloucs. Large translucent pale bluish sharp terminated crystals to over 1" in size intergrown on matrix. 2-tx2tx2~", £3.7Sp 21. CERUSSITE. Redgill Mine, Caldbeck, Cumberland. Lustrous creamy-~~ite ljackstraw l crystals intergrown on a fx~"" area on quartz/galena matrix. 2tx1fx1t", £1.S0p 22. CERUSSITE. Broken Hill, N.S. Wales, Austrlia. Lustrous creamy elongated crystals in parallel growth forming pure groups. Each approx 1~" long by 7", £2. 2Sp each. 23. CHABAZITE. Parkgate Qry., Co. Antrim, N. Ireland. Lustrous creamy sharp rhombic crystals to S rrm in size thiukly lining a 1fx1~" cavity in basalt matrix. 2tx2x1t", £2.7Sp 24. CHALCOCITE. Tincroft Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. Dark greyish unusual platy crystals to 1 cm in size scattered on a cellular quartz/chlorite veinstuff. 4:tx2.zx1t", £9.00 2S. CHALCOPVRITE var. BLISTER COPPER. Select well formed botryoidal masses thickly covering a chalcopyrite/bornite/quartz/chlorite matrix, wi"th each individual botryoidal mass invested with tarnished micro crystals of BORNITE. An interesting and unusual specimen, 3x3x2t", £23.00. (Dolcoath Mine, Camborne, Cornwall) 26. CHILDRENITE. George &Cbarlotte Mine, nr. Tavistock, Devon. Specimen A: Sparkling coffee coloured small sharp crystals richly covering large areas of matrix. 3x2" I £4.S0p. Specimen B: Very rich crust of bright coffee coloured crystals covering matrix. 1-tx1x1", £4.SOp. 27. CHRVSOCOLLA. Chuquicamata, Antofagasta , Chile. Rich solid deep greenish mass veined with translucent chalcedony. Attractive specimen from the worlds largest copper mine. 3tx2tx1f"I £3.2Sp 28. COBALTOCALCITE. ~ambove, Katanga, Zaire. Choice bright pink sharp crystals mostly around 2-3 nm in size thickly covering a band 3tx1" along one side of a greyish matrix. very fine example of this now scarce mineral. >tx2tx1f", £33.00 29. CONNELLITE. Perran St. George Mine, Perranzabuloe, Cornwall. Very rich light blue pure banded fibrous crystallised masses. Most unusual and unique form for this mineral. Specimen A, 2x1~-xf" thick I £9.00. Specimen B, 2x1x-2-" I £S. SOp. Specimen C! 2x1~", £3.S0p. 30. NATIVE COPPER. Wheal Pendarves , Camborne , Cornwall. Select very rich heavy slightly cellular metallic crystalline masses intergrown with light brownish mimonite. Specimen A, >tx2tx2t" I £9.00. Specimen B, 3x2x1-}", £6. SOp. Specimen C,2x1i,-" I £3. SOp • v~ry NATIVE COPPER. Mufulira Mine, Zambia. choice and bright metallic ranching masses of crystals. Each specimen is of fine shape for display. Specimen A, ~ x4 41- ", £18.00. Specimen B, *x3", £14.ElEi. Specimen C, 3x2" , £11.00. Specimen D, 2X1*", £6.50p. Specimen E, 1*x~-", £1. 50p. Specimen F, Unusual elongated spikes and wires protruding from a creamy white crystalline masse of selenite. ~·x2-tx1~", £14.00. 32. CoRNETITE. Bwana Mkuba, Ndolo, Zambia. Select sparkling deep blue sharp micro crystals richly scatl;ered over mat rix. Specimen A, ¥,x2x1", £11.00. Specimen B, 2-~·x2-}", £7.00. Specimen C, 2-2-X1*", £4.50p. Specimen D, with th8 micro·crystals scattered on one sid8 of a pure mass of bright green banded t'~lachite, 1~·x1x1", ;:3.50p. 33. CROCOITE. Berasovsk, Ekaterinburg, Russia. Light orangey crystal sections to 4 mm in size scattered in hollows in crystalline quartz with minor pyromorphite. 11l-x1 ", £3.50p 34. CRONSTEDTITE. Wheal Jane, Kea, Cornwall. Specimen A, Choice lustrous blackish small v8ry sharp crystals thic;'y covering botryoidal maSS8S of Siderite with a little Pyrites and quartz on quartz veinstuff. 3x1~x1*", £13.00. Specimen B, Bright blackish small sharp crystals scattered and infilling cavities in pyrites/quartz matrix with odd cleavages of Vi~ianite in places. 3x 2tx2" , £5.5Op. 35. CUPRITE. Wheal Unity, Gwennap, Cornwall. Sharp dark maroon· colour8d octahedral crystals to 5 mm in size scattered on and in cavities in cellular quartzose veinstuff. 2-tx1f.,<1,}", £11.00 36. CUPRITE var: TILE ORE. Wheal Unity, GW8nnap, Cornwall. Rich dark reddish masses associated with much light brownish MELACONITE and with 0 partial surface alteration to light gr88nish ~lalachite. 3>.<2x1.;\-", £4.5Op 37. EMBOLITE. Btokem Hill, N.S. Wales, Australia. Specimen A: Minute sharp olive green crystals scatter8d on blackish psilomelane matrix with much creamy crystalline Cerussite. 2x1-*x1", £3.50p. Specimen B, ~1inut8 olive green sharp crystals scat1;er8d over slightly c811ular light brown limonitic matrix. 1-t,x1*x1", £2.50p 38. EPIDOTE, variety Pistacite. Near Genoa, Italy. Lustrous dark olive gre8n sharp crystals to 4 mm ir} size thickly covering matrix. 21-x1-t", £3.25p 39. ERYTHRITE. Mt. CObalt, Queensland, Australia. Specimen A: Rich raspberry coloured needly crystals and fibrous veinlets cov8ring large areas of the surface and one side of altered schistose matrix. 3x2x1-t", £4.5Op. Specimen B, Rich crusts of small needly crystals covering matrix. 11!-x1-t,", £2.25p 40. FLUORITE. Groverake Mine, near Rookhope, Co. Durham. A large light greenish modified cubic crystal 1-tx1" in size associated with sma'ller ·crystals on matrix, all frosted with minute sparkling clear Quartz crystals. 3t-xz.t.x1~", £8.00 41. FLUCRITE. Trevaunance Mine, St. Agnes, Cornwall. Light purplish translucent highly modified 24-sided crystals to 8 mm in size intergrown on chlorite. 1*X1", £2.25p 42. FLUORITE. Boltsburn Mine, Rookhope, Co. Durham. A clear light purplish well formed inter-pentrant .twinned crystal. 1x*", £1.25p 43. GALENA. Clausthal, Harz, Germany. Select mmdified sha~p bright crystals to over 1 cm in size richly scattered over sid8rite matrix, with a later partial encrustation of small sharp creamy Dolomite Iftystals. 4-tx2i", £8.00 44. GALENA. Naica, Chihuahua, Mexico. Very bright silvery-grey sharp modified·crystals to O'ver t" in size forming a c811ular crystal mass with small brigllt brassy Pyrites crystals and a little creamy Calcite. 2-tx21l-x2 ", £9.00 45. GILBERTITE. Hensbarrow Moor, Cornwall. S8lect golden large platy crystal masses associat8d with quartz and a littl8 tourmaline. 2x2x1-t", £1.5Op 46. GOETHITE. Botallack Mine, St. Just, Cornwall. Small sharp sparkling blackish crystals thickly lining large cavities in cellular reddish h8matite matrix. 3x2-tx1-}",£6.5Op 47. GOSLARITE. Goslar, Harz, Germany. Select creamy to light brown dellular masses showing needly crystals in cavities. Specimen A, 3t-x3x1-t" , £5.5Op. Specimen B, 3X1-tx1i,-", £4.5Op. Specimen C, 2x2x1", £3.25p 48. hArKSITE. Searles L~kc, InVo Co., C=lifor~i" U.3 •• Well formed terminated cream coloured translucent single crystal. 1tx1+X1", £1.50p 49. HEMATITE. Rio Marina, Isle of Elba, Italy. -Fine bright black sharp crystals, some with a slight irridcscent tarnish, to OV8r -" in size, thickly intergrown and completely covering matrix. Fine specimen for-display. 5x3tx1~", £23.00 50. HEMIMORPHITE. Santa Eulalia, Chihuehua, Mexico. Fine transparent sharp terminated crystals and crystal sprays to 1 cm in size richly scattered all over cellular limonitic matrix. 4x~x1i", £11.00 51. HORNBLE~OE. Arendal, Aust-Agder, Norway. Select group of blackish large well formed crystals to 1~" in size with odd lustrous orangcy-brown elongated sections of ApATITE crystals in association. 3x2-t.x1f", £B.OO 52. IODVRITE. Broken Hill, N.S. wales, Australia. Minute pale yellow sharp crystals scattered on a 1xf" area on dense limonite/cerussite matrix. 2-2-x2x1.z", £5.50p 53. KASOLITE. Mine la Faye, Grury, saone-et-Loire, France. Light yellow micro crystals richly scattered on and in limonitic matrix. 2t-x1tx1", £2.25p 54. NATIVE LEAD. Langban, wermland, Sweden. Specimen A: Rich dull greyish thin plates and masses on and in manganophyllite matrix with minor reddish areas of Litharge. 1ix1~", £4.5Op. Specimen 8: Thin hackly masses and plates on manganophyllite, tx~_ll J £1. 25p 55. LEPIDOLITE. Minas 6erais, 8razil. Well Formed lavendar coloured crystals to 5 mm in size scattered on a 1x1" area on creamy cleavages of Albite variety Cleavelandite. 2-}x2", £2.25p 55. LI8ETHENITE. Nchanga Mine, Zambia. Specimen A: Rich crust of bright d~i, olive-green sh8rp crystals to 3 mm in size covering matrix. 3x2t-x1-t.", £16.5Op. Specimen El: As specimen A, with the crystals to 4 mm in size. 1tx1i", £9.00 57. MAGNETOPLUM8ITE. Langban, Wermland, Sweden. Rich blackish masses scattered in brown t'anganophyllite matrix. 2~-x1ix17", £2.75p 58. MALACHITE. Shaba Province, Zaire. Select beautifully banded dark to light green well polished slices. Specimen A: 5x3t-" , £14.00. Specimen 8: 3tx2l", £11.00 59. MALACHITE. Apex Mine, Utah, U.S.A. Light green botryoidal mass with a little light blue botryoidal crystalline Azurite in association. Colourful specimen. 4x2ix1~-", £6.50p 50. MALACHITE. Mina Ojuela, Durango, Mexico. -ight green silky velvety cryst ,_-; richly lining large cavities in brown limonitic matrix, with a little Calcite in places. 2ix2ix2" , £3.50p 61. MARCASITE. Joplin, Missouri, U.S.A. Light brassy coloured sharp axe-like crystals to -t;" in size thickly covering matrix with a little Calcite in association. 4x2-?!" , £8.00 62. MESOLITE. G~ble, Oregon, U.S.A. Creamy white radiated needly crystal masses to over 1" in diameter implanted on creamy well Formed Heulandite crystals lining a large Cavity in cellular matrix. 3x2x2", £5.50p 63. NEPHELINE. Mte. Somma, vesuvias, Italy. Fine sharp transparent to translucent clear to creamy coloured crystals richly scattered over matrix. All the specimens have other minerals in association. Specimen A, 4x3x1i" , with crystals to 4 mm in size, £8.00. Specimen 8, ~x2x1f", with crystals to 3 mm in size, £6.50p. Specimen C, 3x2,}", with crystals to 4 mm in sdJze,£4.50p 64. OLIVENITE. Wheal Unity, Gwennap, Cornwall. Light olive-green silky crystal masses aggregated on a large m'i!lky pyramidal quart z crystal. 2ix2x1~", £5.5Op 65. PERICLINE. st. Gotthard, Ticino, Switzerland. Fine lustrous creamy-white sharp crystals to 1 cm in size thickly scattered all over schistose matrix, with odd well formed Quartz crystals with chlorite inclusions on one side. 3-}x3x1-}", £7 .00 66. PHILLIPSITE. Vcllerano, nr. Rome, Italy. Transparent glassy crystnl sprays to 4 mm in size richly scattered over miJtrix. 3x2", £3.25p 67. PLANCHEITE. MuFulira Mine, Zambia. Specimen A: Very rich light blue fibrous-radiated masses with a little greenish Malachite densely covering a :»}x2-t" areQ on matrix. 4x3-}", £14.00. Specimen 8: Rich light blue fibrous crystalline m~ss associuted with quartz. 2x2x1t.", £8.00 • PREHNITE. Gourg d'Oisans, Isere, Fr3nce~.select light greenish rounded crystals ~ and crystal masses to ~." in diameter scattered on matrix. 3x1ix1i-", £5.5Dp 69. PREHNITE. Boylestone qry., Barrhead, Scotland. Lustrous silky translucent lime green botryoidnl crystalline masses &overing basalt matrix. 3x2x1t", £2.5Dp 70. PYRITES. Wheal Jane, Kea, Cornwall. Small bright brassy modified octahedral crystals to 4 mm in size richly scattered over and amongst elongated clear QUARTZ crystals tp i" in length covering matrix. 4x3x1t", £5.5Dp 71. PYRITES. Soria, Sp3in. Fi.ne very share and bright single cubic crystals, mostly completely perfect. E::Jch approx ixtxt", L3.25p each. 72. PYROMQRPHITE. Burgam Mine, near Shelve, Shropshire. Rich light green crusts of small sharp hexagonal crystals covering cellular matrix. Specimen A: 3ix2tx1-t", £6.50p. Specimen B, 3x2", £4.50p 73. PYROMDRPHITE. Mine les Farges, Creuse, France. Fine lustrous olive-green sharp hex gonal crystals to 5 mm in size scattered over iron stained creamy crystallised Barytes matrix. 2x1ix1", £11.00 74. QJARTZ replacing BARYTES. Kapnik, Elumania. Thin tabular barytes crystals to ~." in size completely replaced by drusy quartz and scattered on small sharp quartz crystals covering matrix. 3x2", £4.50p 75. QUARTZ. Mt. wellington Mine, Twelveoeads, Cornwall. Specimen A: Sharp terminated creamy crystals to 1" in size forming a plate-like group, with minute bright brassy crysfals of PYRITES covering parts of the crystals. Fine specimen for display. S,}x4~·", £9.00. Specimen B: As specimen A, with the quartz crystals to i" in size, 3ix3", £4.75p. Specimen C: Large milky well formed terminated crystals to over 1" in size forming an intergrown group with a little Pyrites dusi]ed on one side. 2ix2x2", £2. SDp 76. RHODOCHROSITE. Kassandra, Chalkidiki, Greece. Fine large light pink sharp rhombic crystals to over 1" on face edge intergrown on rhodochrosite/pyrites matrix. All t~e crystals are encrusted with minute sparkling quartz crystals. Fine Gisplay specimen. stx3x1t", £44.00 77. SCHEELITE, Devon Friendship Mine, Marytavy, Devon. Rich pale creamy-yellow masses on and in milky quartz with a little silrnery arsenopyrite. 2tx2x1i", £4.50p 78. SCHDLZITE. Reaphook Hill, Flinders Range, S. Australia. Fine well formed creamy elongated needly crystals to 1 cm in length richly covering large areas of light brown limonitic matrix. 2-rx1ix1", £7.00 79. SCORODITE. Prince of Wales Hine, nr. Callington, Cornwall. Fine bright light greenish small sharp crystals richly cOQering large areas of altered slate matrix. These are very rich specimens for this location. Specimen A, 3-b<2+X1i" , £9.00. Specimen B, with the crystals on milky quartz, 3x2x1t", £6:50p. Specimef] C, with the crystals lining a -txi" cavity in matrix, 2tx1tx1~'J, £3.25p. Specimen D, As specimen A, 2x1x1", £2.50p 80. SCDRODITE. Hemerdon Ball Wolfram Openworks, Plympton, Devon. Specimen A: Light greenish sharp crystals to 2 rrrn in size thickly lining large cavities in milky quartz. 2+x1ix1+", £9.00. Specimen B, Pale bluish-green lustrous sharp crystals tp 4 mn in size scattered on and lining cavities in milky ql,!artz. 2x2", £6.50p. Specimen C, Bright light blue sharp crystals to 3 mm in size lining cavities in mUky quartz. 1x1", £4.50p 81. SIDERITE. Morro velho goldmine, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Large lustrous light brown sharp crystals to nearly 1" in size intergrown on m3trix with odd smDll brassy Pyrrhotite crys1}als. 2ix1ix1~", £4.50p 82. N~TIVE SILVER. Cobalt, Ontario, Canada. Fine slightly tarnished silvery large hackly sheets assocmated with a little creamy calcite. Very rich and showy specimen from this famous old mining camp. 4x1tx1", £38.00 83. SM:THSONITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.W. Africa. Fine lime-green coloured sharp transparent rhombic crystals to 5 mm in size thick11 scattered in a 2ix1t" cavity on one side of chalcocite/smithsonite matrix. 4x3x1 4 ", £33.00 6 84. SMITHSONITE replacing CALCITE. Mendip Hills, Somerset. Choice creamy coloured dog-tooth Calcite crystals to i" in size intergrown on cellular mwtrix ond completely replaced by Smithsonite. Interesting pseudomorph with the replacement of the crystals being unusually shorp. Specimen A, 3x 2-7 ", £4.75p. Specimen B, 2x1i", £3. SOp 85. SPHAlERITE. Wheol Jane, Kea, Cornwall. lorge bright blacl polysynthetic twinned crystals to aver -t" in size scattered on matrix with elongated light green§;s;h Quartz crystals and a little Pyrites in associotion. 2h2x1", £4.50p 86. STILBITE. Trummory, Co. Antrim, N. Ireland. Shorp creamy-white crystals to 1 cm in si~e richly encrusting basalt matrix. 3x2-t;J<1-t", O.50p 87. TARBUTTITE. Broken Hill, Zambia. Specimen A: Sparkling sharp clear crystals to 3 rrm in s~ze richly scattered all over cellular brown limonitic matrix with odd elongated creamy crystals of Phosphophy~lite in places. ~x1h1t", £16.50p. Specimen B, Bright colourless to creamy sharp crystals to 3 mm in size very richlv scattered over limonitic matrix. 2h2x1t", £7.75p. Specimen C, Bright colourless transparent crystals to 3 mm in size lining cavities in limonitic matrix. 1~1t", O.25p 88. TETRADYMITE. Carrock Mine, Caldbeck, Cumberland. Rich bright silvery-grey metallic crystalline asses scattered in milky quartz. Specimen A, 2x1ix1t", O.25p. Specimen 8, 1tx1", £2. SOp B9. TETRAHEDRITE. Kapnik, Rumania. Specimen A: Bright silvery grey sharp crystals to ~ mm in size richly covering large areas of matrix with milky quartz crystals and a little crcamy Calcite in association. 4x2" , £11.0C. Specimen B, ight silvery-grey sharp crystals to 7 mm in size intergrown an matrix wmth a little quortz and Pyrites crystals. 1h1", £6.50p . 90. TOR8ERNITE. South Terras Mine, St. Stephens, Cornwwll. Light green small well formed tabular crystols lining cavities in matrix. 1tx1tx1t", £3.25p 91. VAlENCIANITE (Variety of Adularia). Volenciana Mine, Guonajuata, Mexico. Sharp lustrous creamy coloured crystals to 1 cm in size thickly covering matrix with small light brown Siderite crystals in association. 3x1h1", £5. SOp 92. VALENTINITE. Pribram, Bohemia, C.S.S.R. Lustrous creamy coloured platy crystals and crystal rosettes to 5 mm in size, richly scattered over matrix with odd small greyish Stibnite crystals in association. ~x2x1-t;", £22.00 93. VANADINITE. Mibladen, nr. Midelt, Atlas Mts., Morocco. Fine light orangey sharp crystals richly scattered over creamy 'coxcomb' Barytes crystals Rovering motrix. Attractive sample for disploy. 3x2t", re.oo 94. VARISCITE. 8ighdown Qry., Filleigh, Devon. Specimen A, Pale green slightly botryoidol crysts and glObular masses scattered over both sifles of brecciated slate matrix. 2h1h1i" , £4.500. Specimen 8, As specimen A, 1h1~·x1", £2.500. Highdown Quarry was the first British occurrance of Va$iscite, these specimens are somewhat better thon the material that was found originally. 95. WOLFR~1ITE. Hingston Down, nr. Gunnislake, Cornwall. Rich bright block blades and masses in milky quartz with a little silvery arsenopyrite. Specimen A, ~x2x1t", £3.25p. Specimen B, 2-tx 2x1 i" , £2.500 RICHARD -","W::;.:..-_B::;A.;:..R.;;:S:..:.T=OW Drakewalls House, Drakewalls, Gunnislake, Cornwall, England. Tel.No.: Gunnislake 832381 (STD 0022) V.A.T.No.: 132-7852-67 ORDERING INFORMATION Mail,orders are promptly filled and despatched on a 7-day examin?tion basis, subject to approval. Immediate refund guaranteed on return of the specimen(s), in good condition. Please quote the name and number of the specimen(s) required, and enclose P.O./Cheque with order. All prices are inclusive of V.A.T. No charge is made for postage and packing, except for overseas customers and postage over 75p. We reserve the right to make slight sUbstitutions, if necessary, unless advised to the contrary. Special requests and "wants lists" are welcome. We hope that we may be of some service to you, and assure you of our best attention at all times. MAY 1978 1. ADAMITE. Mina Ojuela, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico. Fine lustrous yellowy-green sprays of sharp terminated crystals to i" intergrown and scattered over limonitic matrix. 2i\«2~1~", £9.00 2. ALBITE. Rauris, nr. Salzb~rg, Austria. Lustrous sharp r.reamy crystals to 8 mm in size thickly lining a ?x1" 'cavity in matrix with silky AMIANTHUS. 3x2tx1~", £6.5Op 3. ANATASE. St. Gotthard, Ticino, Switzerland. Sharp deep bluish crystals to 4 mm in size scattered OVi;!r matrix with small quartz crystals. 2x1t'!, £9.00 4. ANGLESITE. Monte Poni, Iglesias, Sardinia. Fine large sharp colourless crystals to ~" in size lining a 2x1" cavity in Galena matrix with other Anglesite crystals scatt'ered in places. 3tx~-xl~", £38.00 5. APATITE. Panasqueira, Beira-Beixa, Portugal. Fine translucent light green sharp hexagonal crystals to ~" in size scattered on and partially embedderj in a group of.' large mostly clear well terminated qUARTZ crystals, the largest being 4" long by 2'" across the axis. There are also several sharp light green Apatite crystals enclosed in the quartz crystals making interesting phantoms. A little drusy pale brown Siderite encrusts the sides of the quartz crystals in places. Fine specimen for display. 5xztx4" high. £115.00 6. APOPHYLLITE. Catcairn, Co. Antrim, N.• Ireland. A sharp transparent doubly terminated crystal ~i" implanted on matrix with creamy lJ1ite Gyrolite and Okenite, 2x1~", £2.75p 7. ARAGONITE. Tazoula, near Sefrou, Morocco. Specimen A: Select ball-like mass of sharp translucent intergrown hexagonal orangey-red crystals to 1 cm in size. 2~1~", £3.25p. Specimen B: Select ball-like clusters of sharp hexagonal crystals to t ll in size. Each approx 1x1",.£1.25p each. 8. ARDENNITE. Salrn-Chateau, Ardennes, Belgium. Rich golden radiated crystalline masses embedded in milky quartz. Specimen' A: 2x2x1", £4.5Op. Specimen 8: 1tx1x1", £2.75p 9. ARSE~~PYRITE.·Trepca, Yugoslavia. Fine bright silvery sharp crystals to 1 cm in size associated with elongat'ed milky qUARTZ crystals te ~" in length, sharp translucent CALCITE crystals to 1-" in size, and a little blackish Sphalerite. Very attractive specimen. ~-x2tx1~", £18.00 10. AZURITE. Copper queen Mine, Bisbee, Arizona, U.S.A. Select bright blue radiated ball-like crystal groups intergrown and scattered over cellular light green t~alachite. Individual crystal groups range in size up to i". 4x1~1i", £23.00 • BARYTES. Settlingstones Mine Hexham, N:rthumberland. Choice lustrous creamy sharp wedge shaped crystals to "in siz.e completely covering and free-standing on matrix. 4x3x1i" , £13.00 ~12. BERYL Var. AQUAMARINE. Teofilo otoni, Minas Gerais, 8razil. Specimen A: Select fine pale blue sharp termnated elongated hexagonal crystals being mostly transparent. Crystals each' approx 1i" long by 1 cm across the axis, £4. SDp eatlh. Specimen 8: As specimen A, crystals each approx 1-t" long by 1 cm across the axis, £2.7Sp each. 13. 8IX8YITE. Thomas Mts., Utah, U.S.A. Choice sharp blackish cwbic crystal SxS mm in size implC'ntF;ld on matrix2Sx13 mm. £fi. SDp 14. CALCITE. TSLmeb, otavi, S.W. Africa. An interesting group of translucent creamy sharp rhombic crystals to i" on face edge, with inclusions of light green DUFTITE. 2x1i", £4.SOp 1S. CASSITERITE. Wheal Maudlin, Lanlivery, Cornwall. Bright black sharp twinned crystnls to 4 mm in size richly scattered over chloritised altered slate matrix. 2-tx 2x 11,-" , £13.00 16. CASSITERITE. Wheal Kitty, St. Agnes, Cornwall. Deep brownish lustrous small sharp crystals richly lining cavities in cellular chlorite/cassiterite veinstwff. 2tx2tx1i", £S.5Dp 17. CASSITERITE. Zinnwald, Bohemia, C.S.S.R. A fine very lrrge lustrous deep brown sharp t~nned crysta1. 1-tx1-tx1", £27. SOp 18. CERUSSITE. Rum Jungle, N. Terr., Australia. Small bright sharp twinned glassy crystals richly scattered over cellular limonitic matrix with much velvety deep green MALACHITE. 2tx1i", £1t.SOp 19. CHALCOCITE. Levant Mine, Bendeen, Cornwall. Very rich metallic grey heavy mass with a little silvery Arse opyrite in association. 2ix2-!x1i", £3.2Sp 20. CHALCoCITE. Levant Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall. Very fine bright silvery-grey sharp ~ystals to S mm in size richly intergrown and scattered on cellular hematite/quartz lIeinstuff. 2x1x1", £23.00, 21. CHALCoPVRITE. Baxter Springs, Cherokee Co., Kansas, U.S.A. Fine bright golden sharp crystals to S mm in sizevery richly scattered in ori6ntoted growth on intergrown large lustrous brownish SPHALERITE crystals. Specimen A: 3-tx2-tx1-t", £8.00. Specimen B: 2tx2x1", £4.SDp 22. CHALCoPYRITE var. BLISTER COPPER. East Pool Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. Bright dark golden 'botryoidal mass ,covering hematite/chalcopyrite veinstuff. 2x1-tx1", £3. SDp 23. CHILDRENITE. George &Charlotte Mine, nr. Tavistock, Devon. Very choice bright sharp golden transparent crystals to 2 mm in size richly scattered over light brown Siderite cryst Our apologies for tho dolay in sending out ~his month's list - we were away on an extended collecting trip in the north of England which prmved very successful, and WO will be offering fine specimens resulting from this trip on the next listing. RICHARD U. 8ARSTOW -- Drakewalls House, Drakewalls, Gunnislake, Cornwall, England. Te1.No.: Gunnis1ake 832381 (STD (022) V.A.T. No.: 132-7852-67 ORDERING I~~O~IATION Mail orders are promptly filled and despatched on a 7-day examination basis, sUbject to epproval. Immediate refund guaranteed on return of the specimen(s), in good condition. • Please quote the name and number of the specimen(s) required, and enclose P.O./Cheque with order. All prices are inclusive of V.A.T. No charge is made for postage and packing, except for overseas customers and postage over 75p. we resen'e the right to make slight substitutions, if necessary, unless advised to the contrary. Special requests and "wants lists" are welcome. we hope that we may be of some service to you, and assure you of our best ettention at ell times. JUNE 1978 1. ALMANDI~£ GARNET. Deer Creek, Lemhi Co., Idaho, U.S.A. Lustrous red glassy crystal sections to i" in diameter richly scattered in blackish biotite gneiss. 3x2tx1i" , f.3.50p. 2. ANATASE. Tysse, Norway. Fine sharp deep bluish crystals to 5 mm in size richly scattered on three sides of a clear well formed quartz crystal. 3t" long by i" acrss the axis. £22.00 3. APATITE. Colcerrow Qry., Luxulyan, Cornwall. Specimen A: Well formed translucent pale blue chunky single hexagonal crystal. t" long by 1 cm across tha axis. £2.25p. Specimen B: Sharp clear pale greenish hexagonal crystals to 4 mm in size scattered on creamy Feldspar• .1xt.-", £1.75p 4. ARSENIOPLEITE. Sjogruva, Sweden. Rich light reGdish masses on and in a dark matrix. 2tx2x1t", £2. SOp. 5. ARSENOPVRITE. Parral, Chihuahua, Mexico. Specimen A: Fine bright silvery sharp crystals to tIT in size thickly encrusting a cellular matrix with odd small milky quartz crystals. 4x21;x2 ", £23.00. Specimen B: Fine bright silvery sharp crystals to 1 cm in size richly covering matrix. ~x2tx1t", £12.00. Specimen C: Bright silvery sharp crystals to tIT in size covering matrix with a little greyish needly aamesonite. 3x2", £7.00. Specimen D: Select i::luster of intergrown bright silvery sharp crystals to tIT in size with a little ~artz. 2x1tX1~, £4.5Op 6. ATACAMITE. Mina la Farola, Copiapo, Ch~le. Specimen A: Bright green bladed crystals to 5 mm in lemgth rwchly scattered on greenish Chrysocolla covering matrix. 3tx2", £6. SOp. Specimen B: As specimen A, but not quite 50 rich in Atacamite, 2tx1tx1 ", £2.5Op. 7. AXINITE. Botallack Head, st. Just, Cornwall. Specimen A: Select lustrous clove-brown sharp crystals to 1 cm in size thickly covering matrix. 1-txl~", £6.5Op. Specimen B: Lustrous sharp clove-brown crystals to over t" in size thickly lining a 1~1" cavity in matrix. 2x1-tx1", £4.5Op 8. AZURITE. Chessy, Rhone, France. Fine bright blue well formed crystals to 5 mm in size richly scattered all over and in cavitmes in cellular brown limonitic matrix with e'little greenish MAlACHITE in association. 2x1-tx1t", £11.00 9. BARYTES. Force Crag Mine, nr. Keswick, Cumberland. Select, cluster of sharp lustrous creamy' bleded crystals. to 1t" in size. 2-tx2'4x1t-", £3.5Op 10. BENITOITE. San Benito Co., California, U.S.A. Light blue sharp crystal 1 cm in size implanted on matrix with a little white Natrolite and a blackish crystal section of Neptunite 3 mm in length. 1x1", £4.5Op 2 11. BEUDANTITE. Penberthy Croft Mine, St. Hilary, Cornwall. Sharp lustrous light coloured crystals mostly around 1 mm in size richly scattered in cavities gossany matrix. 1tx1ix1f", £f;.5QJ 12. BoRNITE. Wheal Cock, St. Just, Cornwall. Very rich purply-blue masses associated with creamy crystalline Calcite mat :rix. 3tx2-tx1i", £4.5Op 13. BRA OTITE. Harstig Min , wermland, Sweden. Creamy-white platy crystals and crystal masses aggregated in cavities in schefferite matrix. 2x1", £3.5Dp 14. BRoCHANTITE. Mina la Farola, Copiapo, Chile. oright green silky radiated tufts of needly crystals richly covering deep bluish Chrysocolla on matrix. Very attractive specimen. 3x1ix1", £13.00 15. CALCITE. Cammock Eals'Mine"W8ardale, Co. Durham. Fine large creamy sharp platy crystals to over 2" in size, free standing on quartz matrix with a light dusting of Pyrites in ~laces, with the rEVerse side of the specimen covered with lustrous milky quartz crystals to i" in size. Very attractive specimen For display. 4ix3tx21'", £11.00 16. CALCITE. Millclose Mine, near Matlock, Derbyshire. Fine large doubly terminated translucent creamy-yellow Scalenohedral crystal. Choice display specilimen. 6xJ.}x2i", £14.00 17. CALCITE. Levant Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall. Choice creamy-white rosettes of platy _crystals to i" in size scattered on matrix with odd sharp dark grey CHALCOCITE crystals to 5 rTll]1 in size. ztx2tx1~", £7.00 18. CALCITE. Croft Pit, Gigrigg, Cumberland. A well formed mostly clear heart-shaped twin crystal with odd fragments of I)ematite attached at the base. 1tx1-t", £8.00 19. CASSITERITE. Lady Gwendoline Mine, Germoe, Cornwall. Very rich heavy deep brownish mass associated with quartz and a little c lorite. An old label is attached to the specimen. 5?:-x3x2", £6.5QJ 20. CASSITERITE. Wheal ~etal, Breage, Cornwall. Select light brown parallel bands of fibrous 'wood tin' cutting a dark slaty matrix with a little quartz. The specimen has been ,cut and polished to show the structure to best effect. :!x2", £4.5Dp 21. CASSITERITE~ Drakewalls Mine, Gunnislake, Cornwall. A large sharp deep brown lustrous crystal -:;-" in size implanted on chloritised slate matrix with a little quartz. One side of the specimen is encrusted with micro sparkling CHILDRENITE crystals. 2tx2x1~", £7.00 22. CATAPLEIITE. Hedrum, Vestfold, Norway. Rich orangey-brown masses in matrix with minor blackish bladed f:\egirine and feldspar and Astrophyllite. 2x1ix1i", £2.25p 23. CERUSSITE. Mibladen, nr. Midelt, Atlas Mts., Morocco. Specimen A: Large translucent glassy slightly smoky twinned crxstals to 1" in size aggregated and scattered on pinkish bladed Barytes matrix. 24X2x1t", £14.00. Specimen B: Fine sharp twinned slightly smoky translucent crystals to nearly i" in size dotted on bladed barytes mat rix. 2x1~x1-t", £6.5Dp. Specimen C: Fine transparent sharp twinned crystals to -}" in size aggr8gated on one end of pinkish platy crystallised barytes matrix. 2-tx1i", £4. 5Cp, , 24. CHABAZITE. Rubencorfel, Bohemia, C.S.S.R. Intergrown lustrous creamy sharp crystals to 1 cm in swze coveriClg basalt,matrix. 3x2" , f.3.50p 25. CHALCoCITE. Tincrmft Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. Unusual elongated dark grey needly crystals to 8 mm. in length richly scattered all over a cellular chlorite/quartz veinstuff. 4~'x3", £23.00 26. CHALCOPYRITE. Frenc~ Creek, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Select brassy skeletal crystals to ~" in size richli] intergrown on magnetite matrix with odd shaiBp octahedral Pyrites crystals. 5-tx3x1i",,£24.oo 27. CHALCOSIDERITE. Phoenix Mine, Linkinho~ne, Cor~wall. Deep greenish crystals and crystal aggregates richlY,lining l;avities in gossany limonitic matrix. 1ix1ix1-t", £3.25p 28. CHRYSOTILE. Asbestos, f1uebec { Canada, Fine silky greenish vein i" thick cutting serpentine matrix. 4x z-tx 2'4" , £4.50p , 9' CLI~~CLASE •. ~eal GD:l~nd,.St. Day, cor~wall. Select bluish small sharp crystals ~ rlchly Ilnlng cavltles ln cellular quartz with a little Olivenite in association. 1tx1~x1", £5.5Op . 30. N TIVE COPPER. Santa Rita, New Mexico, U.S.A. Fine bright metallic dendritic fern-like Sheet covering matrix. 3x~", £8.00 31. 'ATIVE COPPER. Tincroft r~ine, Illogan, Cornwall. very rich pure cellular crystal mass with a little milky quartz attached in places. 3x2J.x27~", 1:11.00 32. NATIVE COPPER. South Caradon Mine, st. Cleer, Cornwall. Rich pure cellular masses of spiky crystals , some with a little matrix attached. samples each approx 1.\-x1-t" in Size, 1:2.5Dp each. 33. CouALTITE. Hakansbo, Vastmanland, Sweden. Sharp silvery cubic crystal 5 mm in size partially embedded in pY:rrhotite matrix. 1J.x1tx1" , £4.5Op 34. CUPRITE. North Wheal oasset, nr. Redruth, Cornwall. Rich lustrous maroon coloured cellular mass of intergrown octahedral crystals to 3 wm in size with minor quartz in association. 3x2}x1*", £14.00 35. CUPRITE. Wheal Gorland, st. Day, Cornwall. Bright reddish sharp octahedral crystals scattered in cavties in light brownish matrix. Crystals range up to 3 mm in size. 3x11'x1~", l:r. 5Dp. 36. DANALITE. Yxsjoborg, wermland, Sweden. Rich deep reddish masses scattered in matrix with a little Pyrrhotite and fluorite. Specimen A: 2~x2x1lu. l:4.5Dp. Specimen 0: 2x1x1", £1. 5Dp 37. DANDURITE. Mine la Dufa, Chercas, San Luis Potosi, Mexico. Fine sharp lustrous creamy terminated crystals to nearly tOO in lerKJth completely covering and ,free-standing on matrix, with odd bright brassy sharp twinned CHALCoPYRITE crystals to 1 cm in size in association. 3x2f", £23.00 38. DEMANToID GARNET. Val Malenco, Sondrio, Italy. Lime-green sharp crystals to 3 mm in size sCnttered on serpentire matrix with creamy Asbestos in association. 2x2x1t.-" , £4.5Op 39. ~oLoMITE. Trepca, Yugoslavia. Fine sharp creamy coloured crystals to ~." in size very richly' covering s[ilalerite/quart z matrix with soarp clear Quart z cry'stals to ~" in length, brassy Pyrites crystals to t.-" in Size, and creamy nail-head Calcite crystals to over i.." in size in association. Choice specimen for display. 5x~x2-t", £13.00 40. DUNDASITE. Ratteingraben, carinthia, Austria. Creamy-white velvety crystal masses lining cavities 'in Siderite matrix with a little silvery-grey Oournonite in places. 3x2x1t.-". £4. 50p . 41. ECKERMAN~UTE. Norra Karr, Sweden. Rich greenish bladed masses intergrown with calcite. 3:<2-}x1-t", £4.5Q:J 42. ENARGITE. 8Utte Silver Dow Co., Montana, U.S.A. Fine bright silvery-grey sharp j crystals to '4" in size thickly lining large cavities in crystalline enargite mat rix with odd :;;mall crystals.of brassy Pyrites. 3x2~X1t-", £17.00 43. EOSPHORITE. Aracuai, Minas Gerais, Drazil. Select golden brown radiated sprays of sharp terminated crystals implanted on a quartz crystal. The sprays of crystals are 8 rrrn in diameter ljJith individual crystals 2-3 mm in size. 1-txtx~", £11.00 44. EPIDoTE. Zoptau, Moravia, C.S.S.R. Dright olive green small sharp crystals richly covering a schisto:;;e matrix. 2ix1-tx1t.-", £4.5Dp 45. ERY.~RITE. ~tt. Cobalt, Queensland, Australia. Rich bright pinkish radiated needly crystals thick~y covering matrix. 3x1t", £3.50p 46. FLUORITE. Rock candy Mine, washington, U.S.A. Fine translucent light purpl~-green stepped octahedral crystals to 1~'" in size free standing and intergrown on milky quartz covering gre\lnish fluorite matrix. Choice display specimen. 5x4x3-t", £33.00 47. FLUORITE. Heights Mine, weardale, Co. Durham. Choice bright green sharp clear inter penetrant twinned cubic crystals to over t" in size encrusting altered limestone matrix. Fin~ specimem of excellent colour. 4x3-}x1-t", £38.00 4 48. FLUORITE. Cammock Eals Mine, Weardal~, Co. Durham. Specimen A: Select transparent purple interpenetrant twinned cubic crystals to 1!-It in size scattered over small bright milky Quartz crystals, with a later partial encrustation of creamy sharp Calcite crystals to ~It in size and odd bright brassy masses of Pyrites crystals to 5 rrm in size. t,x3x2~It, £11.DD. Specimen D:. Select light purply transparent interpenetrant twiinned cubic crystals to ~-" in size scattered over intergrown milky pyramidal [)uartz crystals to tit iCl size. 2-}x 2-t It , £5.50p 49. FLUORITE. west Pastures Mine, nr. Stanhope, Co. Durham. Fine mostly transparent apple groen sharp cubic crystals to ilt in size thitlkly encrusting a dome shaped brownish siderite matrix. Ji-x3x31t, £13.00 50. FRANKLINITE. Franklin, Sussex Co., New Jersey, U.S.A. Very choice bright black sharp . la·rge octahedral crystals to over 1 It in size pQrtially .embedded in calcite/ crystalline franklinite matrix. 3i!-x2x1t lt , £44.00 51. GALENA. Blackdene Mine, Weardale, Co. Durham. Specimen A: Fina bright silvery-grey sharp cube-octahedral crystals to nearly tit in size richly scattered over intense purple transparent Fluorite Erystals to 1 cm in size, covering a cellular fluorite/ galena matrix with small craamy calcite crystals covering the reverse side together with a little well crystallised Pyrites. ~}x3tx21t, £33.00. Specimen D: FIna bright silvery-gray large sharp cube-octahedral crystals to 1 It in size implanted on intergrown light purply cubic Fluorite crystals. 3x2x1tlt, £11.00. Specimen C: Oright silvery-grey sharp cube-octahedral crystals to tit in size forming an intergrown group with minor matrix attached. 1tx1tx1 It, £4.5Op. . 52. GOETHITE variety WOOD IRON. Restormel Royal Iron Mine, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. Rich well banded dark brown radiated masses associated with a little qyartz. Specimen A: 21,X11,x1tlt, £2.75p. Specimen 6: 2x1tx1'.', £1. SOp 53. HEMATITE. Doscaswall Downs Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall. Reddish-brown lustrous botryoidal mass covering massive l:1ematite. 2~-x2tx1~It, D.25p 54. HEMIMORPHITE. Croken Hill, Zambia. Fine translucent sharp terminated tabular crystals to ~It in length aggregated in sprays and scattered all over cellular bl?ckish coated limonitic m~rix. 2tx2tx21t, £9.DO 55. HISINGERITE. Drunsjogruven, Sweden. Rich blackish-grey compact mass with a little creamy calcite, 2tx2x1tlt, £4.5Dp 56. HOLMQUISTITE~ uto, Wermland, Sweden. Salect lustrous radiated blackish bladed crystal masses in schistosr;? matrix. 2x1tx11t, £2.7513 57. IDDCRASE. ~onte Somma, vesuvias, Italy. Fina bright dark mlive colourad sharp terminated crystals to 1 cm in size implanted in a 1 It cavity on ona end of a bladed crystalline hornblenda matrix. 3-}x3x1~It, £17.00 58. ILMENITE. Itabira, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Fine bright black rose-like mass of sharp platy crystals with a little reddish-brown rod-lika RUTILE scattered in places. 2~-x2x1~It, £33.00 59. INESITE. Hale Creek Mine, Trinity Co., California, U.S.A. Specimen A: Fine bright pink sharp terminated crystals to 1 cm in size thickly lining a 1tx1tlt cavity in matrix. 2tx2x1tlt, £16. SOp. Speciman B: FIne bright pi.nk sharp crystals to tit in size thickly covering and lining cavitias in mat rix. 1ix1~-x1-2-It, £9.00. Specimen C: Fine bright pink sharp crystals.to 4 mm in size lining larga cavities in matrix. 1tx1-~It, £4.75p 6D. KIDWELLITE. Coon Creek, Polk Co., Arkansas, U.S.A. Light olive-green botryoidQI mass covering reddish-broWJn DI;:RAUNITE on irony matrix. 2~x2-tx1tlt, £4. SOp 61. KNEBELITE. Svartbergsgruven, Sweden. Rich heavy resinous brownish mass. 2x1tx1-}It, £4.5Dp. 62. LEPIDDLITE. Tordol, Telemark, Norway. Se~ect lavendar coloured platy crystal mass with a little. quartz. 3.}x 2tIt , £1.25p 63. LEUCITE. Viterbo, near Rome, Italy. Sharp creamy-white crystals to -2- It in size scattered and partially ElTlbeddeo in matrix. 2x~x1tlt, £4.5Op 64. LIBErnHENITE. Wheal Dosset, Illogon, Cornwall. Specimen A: Sparkling olive-green micro crystals covering lorge areaG of chalcocite rich matrix. ~x1tx1tlt, £4.5Op. Specimen D: Small sharp olive-green crystals lining aovities in quartz. 2x1{It ,£3.25p ~ROCO"'E. c".~wall. ",ea! 0""",, 5t. O,V, Select bright blue sharp crystals to ~G5. Ll 4 mm in size thickly covering ITlCltr:b<. 1x-t." , £13.00 56. NATIVE MERCURY. f'ealdsburg, Sonoma Co., California, U.S.A. Silvery globules richly scattered on and in quartz/pyrites matrix ",ith a little reddish Cinnabar and Tiemannite. 2~·x1ix1-l-",.£7.00 67. MOLYODOSCHEELITE. Elgfall, Sweden. Lustrous creamy masses scattered in massive orangey-brown garnet matrix. 2-tx2tx1.f.." , £2.75p 58. NEPTUNITE. San Benito CD., California, U.S.A. Specimen A: Very choice large sharp terminated b12ckish crystals to 1" in size richly scattered over and protruding from whitish natrolite on altered serpentine matrix. Fine specimen for museum display. 4x2x1-t", £110.00. Specimen 0: Fine sharp terminated elongated blackish crystal 1t" in length protruding from whitish natrolite on serpentine matrix, with SEVeral smoller Neptunite crystals. 3x17x1-l-", £23. DD. Specimen C: Fine sharp terminated blackish crystals to i" in length scattered over natrolite matrix. 1tx1-tx1-t", £18.00. Specimen D: As specimen C, with crystals to ~" in size, 1tx1x1", £11.00. Specimen E: As specimen D, with crystals to t" in size, 1-tx1", £4.5Op. 69. PARATACAMITE. Levant Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall. Rich crust of sparkling green micro crystals on hematite/chalcocite veinstuff. 2-tx2", £4.5Op 70. PEROVSKITE. San Oenito Co., California, U.S.A. Specimen A: L3rge sharp lustrous black crystals to 5 mm in size scattered on matrix with small sharp octahedral MAGNETITE crystals. 2x1-l-", £8.00. Specimen 0: Sharp blackish crystals to 3 mm in size scattered on matrix with minute Magnetite crystals and a little Andradite garnet. 1-tx1t", £3.25p 71. PLUMBOFERRITE. Jakobsberg, Sweden. Very rich black platy crystalline masses associated with granular black Magnetite and a little calcite. 2x1tx1t-", £11.00 72. PSEUDOMALACHITE. Old Gunnislake Mine, Gunnislake, Cornwall. Rich dark green masses and veinlets assQciated with milky quartz. 2-tx2x1-t", £3.25p 73. PYRITES. Rio. Marina, Elba Italy. Specimen A: Choice very bright brassy sharp pyritohedral crystal 1i,,, in diameter implanted on platy black Specularite matrix with other Pyrites crystals. 3x2tx2" , £11.00. Specimen 0: Fine sharp bright brassy single pyritohedral crystals with smaller crystals attached in places. Each a~~rox t-xt-", £1. 50p each. 74. QUARTZ. ~orro Velho goldmine, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Fine mostly clear sharp terminated crystals to 1~-" in length forming an intergrown group wliJth odd small sharp brassy P-YRRHOTITE crystalS, ond much lenticular creamy DDL~1ITE crystals on the reverse ·side. Nice display specimen. 5x3-tx1-i", £17.00 75. QUARTZ. Olackdene Mine, weardole, Co. Durham. Select lust~ous creamy-white large sharp pyramidal crystals to 1t" in sliJze forming an intergrown group with odd sharp brassy Dubic PYRITES.crystals scattered on it. The reverse side shows several light purply cubic FLUORITE crystals to 1" in size and I"yrites crystals to t" in size. 7txEix2" , £14.00 76. RHODOCHROSITE. Felsobanyo, Rumania. Small sharp light pink saddle-shaped crystals completely covering both sides of quartz matrix. Very attractive specimen. 6x4x1i", £33.00 77. ROSASITE, ~1ina Ojuela, Durango, ~lexico. Rich light greenish botryotdal velvety masses richly lining large cavities in cellular brown limonitic matrix. 3-tX3x2t-", £5.50p 78. ROStNOUSCHITE. Norra Karr, Sweden. Divergent creamy coloured bladed crystalline mosses scattered througl) a dark mathx. 2x1t-", £3.25p 79. SCHEELITE. Choon Su, Chungchongpukdo, Korea. Fine very larg8 lustrous sh8rp brownish single crystal. L INTERNATIONAL GEM, MINERAL AND CRAFT FAIR - Portsmouth Centre Hotel, Portsmouth, HampsOire. 7th-10th July (1pm - 6pm on the 7th, and 10am - Gpm on the 8th, 9th and 10th) We shall be ottending this ShOW, and our stand numbers arc 12 and 13. we look forward to meeting you there if you are oble to come, ond apart from the general specimens on sale we shall hove ~any fine and interesting Cornish pieces and some chpice Pyromorphites from our recent mining optrations in Cumberland. RICHARD W. 8ARSToW DRAKEWALLS HOUSE, DRAKEWALLS, Gunnislake, Cornwall, England. Tel.No.: Gunnislake 832381 (STD (022) V.A.T.No.: 132-7852-67 ORDERING INFORMATION Mail orders are promptly filled and despatched on a 7-day examination basis, SUbject to approval. Immediate refund guaranteed on return of the specimen(s), in good condition. Please quote the name and number of the specimen(s) required, and enclose p.O./Cheque with order. All prices are inclusive of V.A.T. No charge is made for postage and packing, except for overseas customers and postage over 75p. We reserve the right to make slight supstitutions, if necessary, unless advised to the contrary. Special requests and "wants lists" are welcome. We hope that we may be of some service to you, and assure you of our best attention at all times. JULY 1978 1. ALTHAUSITE. 8uakerud, Norway. Rich deep reddish-brown mass associated with muscovite mica. 3x2", t4.50p 2. ANDRADITE GARNET. 8elstone Consols Min~,-StiGkle~atQ, Devon. 8right olive coloured sharp crystals to 5 mm in size encrusting matrix. '3X" ·1t", £4.5Op 3. ANDRADITE GARNET. Junnil~;~ San 8enito Co., Californ ~ U~ • Specimen A: Very bright sharp cDgStals mostly around 2~3 mm in size hickly ~overing matrix. 8right aDd at.tract1ve specimen. 4x3t", £17.00. Specimen 8 . Small 'hright olive coloured crysta~'cpveting large areas of matrix': 3x2", £4 SOp. TA-ese specimens are the variety' of ~dradite known as TOPAZoLITE. 4.. ANGLESITE. MonteiPoni: Iglesias, Sardinia. Specimen A: Sharp t~ansp~rent ranslucent twinned crystals t'o t" in size thickly lining a 1" cavity irj Galena mat'rix 2p2x1-~"II, £8.00. ,Specimen 8: Sharp creamy twinned crystals to over ~" in siz~ intergr:own dn ma~rix. 1tx1", £5.5Op. Specimen Cj Sharp creamy twinned arystal's, to 5 mm in hze imtergrown on a~" area on matrix. 1~x1tx1", £1.5Op 5. APATITE. st. G~tthaJp, Ticino, Switzerland. Sharp transparent cryst~ls to 4 mm in size scattered ov~r matrix with odd large chl""ite coated ADUL~RIA crystals to over ~." in \;ize. 'x11!-«1", £6.5Op . 6. ARSENOPYRnE. trepca, Vl,160s1avia. Fine bright si very sharp/~rystals to t" in size, many showing intere9ting cross twinning, scat red over pyrite~sphalerite matrix with numerou~ smalli~il y quartz crystal~, unusual stalactite-like masses of Galena t(? 1" ' , odd large bright tilack Sphalerite cry!?!:als (0 over ~''', and a little Calcit an~rites. Specimen is atteactive Tor display. 5x4tX1~", £38.00 - .~_../ 7. ARTINITE. Clear Creek, Sa~8enito Co., California, ~;~; Fine snow-white radiated needly crystals completelv-cQl!!:ring alter§.9_serpe..ntine matrix. ~2", £8.oCl. B. A56FFERRITE. Orunsjogruven, sweden:IRic~;;~rous.~ldenmass associated with minor mat rix. ~?<2x1t", £4. SOp /-." 9. AUTUNITE." South Terras Mine, St. ~e~; Cornwall. Pale green flakes and masses scattered on slightly smoky quartz. 1~x1p1", £1.25p 10. AZURITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.W. Africa. Fine lustrous bright blue sharp crystals to 1 cm in size intergrown on a 1~x1-t" area of crystalline azurite/cerussite matrix with a little greenish Malachite in places. 2~2x1t", £18.00 11. AZURITE. Sir Domoni r Mine, Mt. Painter, S. Auatralia. Select cluster of large light blue tabular crystals to over ,~" in size slightly altered to greenish Malactiite in places. 1~1.)(1"1 £5.5Op 2 12. AZURITE. El Cobre, Concepcion del Oro, Zacatecas, Mexico. Small bright blue sharp crystals scattered over slight-Iy amethyst ibe quart z. 2il-x1ix1~", £4. 50p 13. BARYTES. Pallaf+at, nr. Egremont, Cumberland. Fine mostly transparent deligate platy tabular crystals to 1" in size completely covering both sides of limonitic matrix with numerous clear CALCITE crystals to il-" in size in assliJciation. Fine old sJ.JBcimen. 3-~x2il-x2", £23.00 14. BARYIES. Mt. Wellington Mine, Twelveheads, Cornwall. Specimen A: Lustrous creamy grey sharp tabular crystals to 1 cm in size aggregated in clusters and scattered all over cellular chalcopyrite matris. 2ix1~x1il-", £6.50p. Specimen B: As specimen A, but with the crystals forming an intergrown mass. 1~x1x~", £3.50p 15. BARYTOCALCITE. Nentsberry Mine, Alston Moor, Cumberland. Fine lustrous golden-brown sharp crystal spllays to i" in size thickly lining cavities in crystalline creamy white Witherite matrix. 3x2-}x1i.-", £9.00 16. BARYTOCALCITE. Nentsberry Mine, Alston Moor, Cumberland. Select sharp tabular crystals to ~" in size forming rosette-like masses and coated with a thin crust of creamy-white Barytes, covering a 3x2" area of matrix. This specimen is entirely oifferent in form to no. 15, and came from a large solitary cavity in the vicinity of the Admiralty Flats. ~x3'2-x2", £7.00 17. BAYLDONITE. Wheal Carpenter, Gwinear, Cornwall. Very rich light green cellular crystalline mass with a little miillky quartz. 2il-x1~-x1~-", £5.5Op 1B. BERYL. Ankazobe, Madagascar. Lustrous translucent sea-green hexagonal crystal section 1t" long by 1 cm across the axis, embedded in quartz. 2x1~x1il-", £3.25p 19. BISMUTHINITE. George &Charlotte Mine, nr. Tavistock, Devon. Very rich silvery-grey bladed crystallliJne masses associated with a little quartz chalcopyrite and chlorite. Specimen A: 2x1~x1il-", £6.5Op. Specimen B: 1~1x4'"i £2.75p 20. BOURNONITE. Julcani Mine, Junin Prov., Perui Sharp bright silvery-grey metallic twinned crystals to 4 mm in size scattered over both sides of a crystallised quartz matrix with a little pyrites in places. 2-~x2x1il-", £1".00 21. CALCITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.Iil. Africa. Fine transparent sharp rhombic crystal 1+" in size implanted on matrix with crusts of light greenish DUFTITE. Attractive little sFlecimen. 2xl~x1t", £4.75p 22. CASSITERITE. Kinta Valley, Malaya. Select heavy crystalline mass of unusual light brown to cream¥-white cassiterite, showing an interesting ban~ed colour zoning in places. 3x24 x2", £16.5Op 23. CASSITERITE. Blue Hills Mine, St. ~~'-es, Cornwall. Lustrous deep brown sharp crystals mostly around 4-5 mm in size encrusting matrix. 1~-x1il-x1", £3.25p 24. CASSITERITE - alluvial tin. Breany Moor, Lanlivery, Cornwall. Solid water-worn rounded brownish pebble. 1x1"; £1.50p 25. CHALCOCITE. Trenwith Mine, St. Ives, Cornwall. Very rich heavy deep grey mass with a little sphalerite in association. 2~-x2x1~",'£2.25p 26. CHALCOPYRITE. Baxter Springs, Cherokee Co., Kansas, U.S.A. Fine bright golden sharp crystals to t" in size richly scattered over sharp creamy dog-tooth CALCITE crystals to 1 cm in size, with a little dark brownish limonite. ~3x1i.-", £11.00 27. CHURCHITE. SausalitliJ, Marin Co., California, U.S.A. Creamy-white micro crystallised crust covering areas of limonitic mat~ix. 1;\-xi.-", £2.25p 28. CLINOCLASE. Wheal Gorland, st. Day, Cornwall. Lustrous deep blue crystals and crystal ma?ses to. 3 mm in size richly lining cavities in cellular quartz with a little crystallised OlIVENITE. 1,x1x1", £5.50p 29. CONNELLITE. Perran St. George Mine, Perranzabuloe, Cornwall. Rich light blue pure banded fibrous masses. Each approx 1x1", £2.25p each. 30. NATIVE COPPER. Wolverine Mine, Keweenaw Pen., Michigan, U.S.A. Heavy solid hackly bright metallic mass with odd patches of NATIVE SILVER. 3i\-x2~x1~", £8.00 31. NATIVE COPPER. Carharrack Mine, Gwennap, Cornwall. Tarnished metallic branching dendritic crystalline plate. 3l-x1il-", £8.00 ~ Bog",~~'k, R""i'~ ~ ,"",IT" "ml m,., L"'''M ",,, rnd ,hO', "v",h', , ". 32. ln Slze sC8"tered along one slde of quartz matrix. 2~x1il-", [13.00 33. CUPRITE. Wheal Damsel, Gwennap, Cornwall. Small sharp deep red octahedral crystals richly covering both sides of cellular quartz veinstuff. 1*x1'X1~", £11.00 34. DIoPTASE. Tsumeb, otavi, S.W. Africa. Fine bright eme,ald green sharp crystals to over i}" in size attractively scattered and free standing on creamy calcite covering matrix: 1tx1i-x1il-", £11.00 35. ELBAITE (variety of Tourmaline). Varutrask, Vasterbotten, Swesen. Light olive-green striated elongated crystal sections to over 1" in length richly embedded in pelljmatite. 2~x2tx1i-", £2.50p 36. FLUORITE. Blackdene Mine, Weardale, Co. Durha • Specimen A: Transparent pale purple to yellowish sharp cubic crystals to t" in size forming an intergrown group with small Quartz, Calcite and light brown Siderite crystals scattered on them, and also odd bright brassy Chalcopyrite crystals to t" in size. 3x2x1", £5.5Op. Specimen B: Light purple transparent sharp cubic crystals to t" in size forming an intergrown cluster. The crystals show interaal 'ghosting'. 2,}x2-tx2t", £5.50p 37. GALENA. Naica, Chihuahua, Mexico. Very bright sharp complex crystals to 8 mm in size richly scattered all over a cellular matrix with small bright brassy crystals of Pyrites and a little creamy Calcite. 3x2-}x2-t", £9.00 38. GARNIERITE. Noumea, New Caledonia. Rich apple green slightly botryoidal crusts covering matrix. Specimen A: 2il-x2x1", £2.5Op. Specimen 8: 2x1", £1.25p 39. GoETHITE.'80tollack Mine, St. Just, Cornwall. Small lustrous blackish sharp crystals richly scattered over a stalactitic mass of banded,goethite with a little quartz in association. 2tx2x1", £4.5Op 40. NATIVE GOLD. Witwatersrand, Transvaal, S. Africa, Specimen A: Rich li~ht golden thin plates and hackly masses covering areas of 'banket quartz'. 2ix1tx1", £13.00. Specimen 8: Rich light golden hackly masses scattered through 'banket quartz'. 1~-x1~x1*", £5.50p. Specimen Cl:. Small light golden masses scattered in 'banket quartz'. 1x1", £1.25p 41. HARMoTONE. 8ellsgrove Mine, Strontian, Argyllshire, Seotland. Fine lustrous ~~ite sharp twinned crystals to 1 cm in size intergrown on calcite matrix. 2-tx1-}x1-} " , £6.5Op, 42. HEMATITE. Rio Marina, Is~e of Elba, Italy. Sharp bright black lenticular crystals to 1" ~n size intergrown on crystalline hematite matrix. 3txc~x1-}", £8.00 43. HE}mTITE. st. Gotthard, Ticino, Switzerland. Bright black platy crystal 'roses' to 8 mm in diameter intergrown and scattered on matrix with amall Adularia crystals. 1-t><1", £r. 50p 44. IDDCRASE. Val Camonica, ~iedmont, Italy. Lustrous light brownish sharp crystals to ~" in size scattered on matrix with a little creamy calcite. 2' 2x1", £8.00 45. IDCCRASE. Bellecombe, Piedmont, Italy. Fine bright dark olive coloured crystals to ~," in size intergrown on matrix. 1txp-}", £6.5Op 46. JAMESoNITE. Treore Mine, nr. Port Isaac, Cornwall. Rich bright silvery-grey metallic fibrous mass associated with milky quart z. 3x2p1", £4. 50p 47. JgMESoNITE. Julcani Mine, Junin Province, Peru. Steely-grey felted needly masses very richly covering both sides of pyrite matrix with c~1 bright brassy Pyrites crystals and bright silvery-grey twinned Bournonite crystals to 3 mm in size in association. 2-}x1tx1t", £6.5Op 48. JAROSITE. Capo Calamita, Isle of Elba, mtaly. Specimen A: Small bright sharp light brown crystals very richly coverwng and lining cav~ties in cellular matrix. 2x2x1", £11.00. Specimen 8: Small bright sharp light brown crystals lining cavities in cellular matrix with a little creamy-yellow micro crystallised NATRmI\RUSITE. 2x1~-x1", £7.00. Specimen C: As specimen A, 1x1x1", £4.50p. All these specimens are extremely rich examples of this mineral, which is rare in well defined crystals. 49. KINoITE. Christmas Mine, Gila Co., Arizona, U.S.A. Light blue micro crystals and crystal masses associated with small sharp Apophyllite crystals on matrix. 2-t><11-x1 ", £4. SOp ~ 50. LEVYNITE. Parkgate ~ry., Templepatrick, Co. Antrim, N. Ireland. Craa y white smal sharp crystals richly lining numerous cavitliJes in basalt matrix. 3x11.-x1~", £2.7 51. LIBETHENITE. Mindola Openpit, Kitwe, Zambia. Select sharp lustrous dark olive-green crystals and crystal clusters, some with minor matrix attaehed. Specimens each approx 1x1 cm, £4.50p each. 52. MAGNETITE. Traversella, Piedmont, Italy. Bright black sharp complex crystals to t" in size richly lining cavities in cellular magnetite/calcite matrix. 3x2.,1-x 1.z" £7.00 53. ~~GNESIOFERRITE. Langban, Wermland, Sweden. Rich blackish crystalline masses and small crystals scattered through creamy dolomite mat rix. 3x2x1t", £4.SOp 54. MARCASITE. Purc Mine, Llanrwst, Carnarvonshite, N. Wales. Bright brassy sharp lenticular crystals to 5 mm in size thickly intergrown and covering calcite. 1~-x1 ", £2.25p 55. ILLERITE. Coedely Colliery, Llantrisant, Glamorgan, S. Wales. Light brassy nesdly crystals to ~" in length spanning a 1.-" cavity in ironstone matrix with lenticular light brown Siderite crystals in association. 2x1 1i", £4. 50p 56. MIMETITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.W. Africa. Fine lustrous light yellowish hexagonal crystals to 5 mm in size richly scattered over an unusual corroded Ga~ena crystal with a sharp twinned creamy CERUSSITE crystal t" in size in association. 1-}x1tx1i", £6.5Op 57. MINIUM. Middle Vein, Grassington Moor, Yorkshire. Light reddish masses scattered on and in Galena. 1~x1-t", £4. SOp 58. OLIVENITE. Wheal Unity, Gwennap, Cornwall. Small bright olive-green crystals lining a 2x1" cavity in radiated fibrous 'wopd olivenite' on brecciated quartz veinstuff. 21x2x1t", £12.00 59. ORTHOCLASE replaced by Kaolin. Treverbyn, Hensbarrow MBor, Cornwall. A fine sherp _ cross twinned creamy crystal 2x1:'" in size partially embedded in altered granite. Good matrix specimen of this pseudomorph, which are now becoming scarce. 2-i,-x2x1·t", £3.5Op 60. PHARMACOSIDERITE. Wheal Gorland, St. Day, Cornwall. Bright green sharp cubic crystals tc- 3 rrun in size lining cavities in dense limonitic gossany matrix. 2x1:'x1", f.4.5Op 61. PHLOGOPITE. Fort Dauphin, Madagascar. Bright golden brown hexagonal crystals and 'books' to over -t" in size richly embedded in creamy Calcite. 2-}x2-~x1:!-", £4.5Op .62. PIEMONTITE. Jakobsberg, Nordmark, Sweden. Rich reddish masses scattered in creamy granular dolomite matrix. 2ix1>1~''', £2.5Op 63. PLANCHEITE. Mufulira Mine, Zambia. Rich light blue radiated fibrous masses lncergrown with quartz and a little crystalline bright green Malachite. 3x2!x1~-", £8.00 64. PREHNITE. Habachtal, Salzburg, Austria. Small lustrous sharp glassy crystals richly scattered over sharp creamy ADULAHIA crystals to 8 rrun in size with a partial coating of light greenish Chlorite in places, on a gneiss matrix. l,ix3>}x1}", £8.00 65. PSEUD(}1ALACHITE. Ewena ~1kubwa, nr. Kitwe, Zambia. Splid deep grsBn banded crystalline mass with small sharp crystals lining cavities. 2fx1'~-x1", £4.50p 66. PSILOMElANE. Trebari]ha Lemarne, ' rth Hill, Cornwall. Select blackish-grey cellular mass with a lustrous attractive botryoidal surface. 3x3x1-i!-", £7.00 67. PYRITES. qUiruvilca, Libertad Dept., Peru. Fine bright brassy sharp striated cubic crystals to nearly -Z-" in size forming an intergrown group with a little plat'y creamy crystallised Calcite, small greyish crystals of Galena and a little Sphalerite in assm:i8tion. 2f.--x2x1 o''', £11.00 68. PYRITES. Wheol Jane, KeB, Cornwall. Unusual bright brassy stalact'itic mass with a botryoidfll crystalline surface. ~'x1'*x1t", n.oo. Specimen B: 2i!-x1", £2.50p 2 PYROMORPHITE. Roughtengill Mine, C~ldbeck Fella, Cumberl~nd. Specimen A: Fine ~. cryst~ls lustrous bright yellowy-green sh'lrp hexagonal to t" in size very richly sC3ttered over both sides of cellular quartz veinstuff. 4·h~-x2", £33.00. Specimen B: Fine yellowish lustrous sharp hexagonal crystals to t" in size thici'lly intergrown on cellular quart z. 2~·x2x11;-", £24.00. Specimen C: Bright yellowish sharp lustrous hexagonal cr~stals mostly around 4-5 mm in size very richly intergrown and scattered on cellular quartz. 2x1t-x1t", £18.00. Specimen D: Select lustrous ye~lowish-green sharp hexagonal crystals to 4 mm in size thickly cQvering both sides of cellular quart z. 2x1 ;x1t", £11.00. Specimen E: Lustrous yellowy-green sharp hexagonal crystals to 5 mm in size forming a rich intergrown mass with minor matrix. 1tx1tx1", £6.5Op. These specimens Qre from a recent discovery at Roughtengill and are equal to the 'old-time' pyromorphite for which this mine was noted. 70. QUARTZ. Mt. Wellington Mine, Twelveoeads, Cornwall. Specimen A: Fine lustrous sharp elong3ted terminated milky crystals to over ~" in length completely covering a flat mQtrix. Minor dusting of Pyrites in places. Good specimen for display. 52-x5", £9.00. Specimen B: As specimen A, but with crystals to -:,." in size. 7tx3x1t" , £4.75p 71. SMOKY QUARTZ. Minas Gerais, Brazil. A choice clear dOUbly terminated crystal of good smoky colour with a move ble bubble trapped in liquid inside the crystal, which can be easily seen when the crystal is moved from side to side. Y·x2->11;-", £23.00 72. RAMMELSBERGITE. Lainejaur, S eden. Rich silvery metallic ass thickly covering matrix. 7}x2}x1t", £4.75p 73. RHODBCHROSITE. I~Qdur~ishi Mine, Hokkaido, Japan. Select lustrous pink botryoid31 mass thickly covering cellular rhodochroswte with odd small cubic crystals of pyrites on the reverse side. 3x2", £8.00 74. RUBY CORUNDUM. Iveland, Norway. Ruby red lustrous crystal sections to -~." in size embedded in mica schist. 3x1-} ", £1. 50p 75. SENARMBNTITE. Djebel H3mminate, Constontine, Algeria. Select sharp single creamy grey octahedral crystals. Each approx 1x1 cm in size, £4.50p each. 76. SENGIERITE. Musonoi, Katanga, Z"ire. "'nute Flpple green crystalline masses and micro crystals scattered in areas on cellular malachite rich matrix with odd plates of bright green Torbernite. 2x1x1" , £4.50p 77. SIDERITE. Morro Velho Goldmine, Minas Ger3is, Brazil. Lustrous light brown sharp lenticular cryst3ls to 1 cm in size richly scattered over matrix with platy crystals of creamy Calcite and numerous sm~ll sharp hexagonal bronzy cryst3ls of Pyrrhotite. 3x2-tX1-r", £6.75p 78. SPHALERITE. Hydraulic Shaft, Smallcleugh Mine, Nenthead, Cumberland. Very bright block sharp crystals to 1 cm in size thickly encrusting matrix. Very nice sample for display. 5P<3t", £12.00 79. SPHALERITE. Baxter Springs, Cherokee CD., Kansas, U.S.A. A very large sharp bright black composite single crystal with smaller cryst3ls attached. 1~x17x1", £G.5Op 80. SPHALERITE, Allenheads Mine, Allenheads, Northumberland. Fine bright black sharp crystals to over t" in size richly scattered over matrix with small pale purple transparent crystals of Fluorite and with 0 thick encrustation of lustrous creamy crystallised Dolomite and 13rger fluorite crystals on the reverse side. 3tx3xc}", £8.00 81. STELLERITE. Grant CD., Oregon, U.S.A. Rich translucent creamy botryoidal crystalline mass with a silky lustrous surface. 4x2", £6.50p 82. STILBITE. Trummory, White Mt., CD. Antrim, N. Irel3nd. Lustrous creamy-white sharp bladed crystals to 7" in size thickly covering a 2x1t" area on basalt matrix. 3x2-~x1~·", 0.50p 83. STILPNOMELANE. 8runsjo~ruven. Hellefors, Sweden. Very rich lustrous blackish pure crystrllline mass. 2·;[x1tx1~", £3.25p. 84. TENNANTITE. Levant Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall. Small bright silvery-grey sharp crystals lining a tx1." cavity on one end of chel(mpyrite/tennantite matrix. 2x1x1 ", £4.50p § 85. TETRAHEDRITE. Casnpalca, Junin Prov., Peru. Specimen A: Fine bright silvery-grey sharp crystals to 1 cm in size scattered over m~trix with numerous bright GALENA crystLlls mostly <:lround "in size. Vary rich and attractive specimen. 4x3tl x11;" , £24.00. Specimen B: 8right silvery-grey sharp twinned cryst~ls to 8 mm in SiZ2 richly intergrown and sc~ttered all over m~trix with odd very bright cubic crystcls of GI\LENA to t" in size. 3x2t", £17.00. Specimen C: Bright silvery grey shnrp crystals to t" in silD <:lssociated with slendCJr transparent to milky quartz crystals ~nd odd very bright brassy crystals of pyrites on quartz mntrix. 2x2x1", £8.00 85. TDRBERNITE. Whe31 Edward, St. Just, Cornwall. Light greenish sharp platy crystols to 3 mm on edge richly infilling cavities in irony qu"rtz. 2x1x1", £4.5Op B7. TRIPLITE. Albravazos, Beir<:l-Alt<:l, Portugnl. Solid pure resinous dark brown masses. Specimen 1\, Z.}x2X1·~", £3.25p. Specimen B: 2~x1-tx1-t.-", £2.25p 88. TYRoLITE. Falkanstein, ffiyrol, Austria. Lustrous greenish scnles and pl~ty crystals lying flat on quartzose matrix. Specimens e~ch approx 1x1", £1.25p eelch. B9. VARISCITE. Hot Springs, Garland Co., Arkansas, U.S.A. Rich bright green thick crystalline crusts and m<:lsses covering areas of and infilling c~vities in a breccintad matrix. 2x1~x1i-", £4.5Op 90. VIRDINE. Vastana, Skane, Swesen. Light green crystal sections 0 8 mm in SiZD embedded in schist. 2~x1f", £2.25p 91. WAVELLITE. Highdown Qry., Filleigh, Devon. Choice silky complete r<:ldiated creamy hemispheric:Jl masses to ~" in diameter richly sC:Jttered all over altered slate matrix. Rich and ;::ttractive specimen for this ~oc<:ltion. 4x3tx1~", £8.00 92. WILLEMITE. Tsumeb, otavi, S.W. Africa. Transparent sharp lustrous crystals to 3 mm in size ricr-,ly lining a 2x2" cavity in matrix with several large bright creamy sharp rhombic crystals of CALCITE to over ~" in siz8. 3tx2-}x1t", £14.00 93. WILLEMITE. cranklin, Sussex Co., New Jersey, U.S.A. Rich ~ustrous apple-green masses associated with creamy Calcite <:lnd odd black cryst=l sections of oct<:lhedral Fr<:lnklinite and odd spots reddish Zincite. Choice sample for fluorescent display. 3x2x1i", £4. 50p 94. WoLFRAMITE. Carrock Mine, Carrock Fell, Cumberlnnd. Bright black long bladed crystal sections intergrown with quartz and much creamy SCHEELITE and pale green APATITE. 3x1fx1-}", £3.25p 95. YTTRoTITI\NITE. Arendal, Aust-Agder, Norway. Rich light brownish lustrous mass with Q little muscovite mic," in associ:Jtion. 3x2x1t", £3.25p INTERNATIONAL GEM, MINERAL & CRAFT FAIR - Portsmouth Centre Hotel, Portsmouth. Friday 7th July - 1p.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday, Sunday, Monday 8th, 9th, 10th July - 10 <:l.m. - 6 p.m. Look forward to seeing you there \ RICHARD W. BARSTClJJ Drakewalls House, Drakewalls, Gunnisloke, Cornwall, England. Tel.Nb. Gunnislake 832381 (STD (022) V.A.T. •. 132-7852-67 ORDERING INFORMATION ~~il orders are promptly filled and despatched an 0 7-day examination basis, subject to approval. Immediate refund guaranteed an return of the specimen(s), in goad condition. Please quote th n:,me and number of the specimen(s) required, and enclose P.O./Cheque with order. All prices are inclusive of V.A.T. No charge is made far postage and packing, except far overseas customers and postage aver 75p. we reserve the right to make slight SUbstitutions, if necessary, unless advised to the contrary. Special requests and "wants lists" are welcome. We hope that we may be of same service to you, and assure you of our best attention at all times. AUGUST 1978 1. ALMANDINE GARNET. Zillertal, Tyrol, Austria. select lustrous deep reddish well farmed crystals t::J aver -too in size scattered an and embedded in chlorite schist. 2tx2-txl~". £7.00 2. ALVITE. Koeskul, Arendal, Norway.small dark brownish resinous masses scattered in pinkish feldspar with blackish plates of biatite mica. 2x2". £1.5Op. 3. APATITE. Panasqueira, Beira-Beixa, Portugal. Choice transparent light greenish sharp hexagonal crystals to t" in size richly scattered aver crystolised muscovite mica matrix. 2~x2t". £14.00. 4. APOPHYLLITE. Poona, Nr. Bombay, India.Specimen A:Choice lustrous creamy-white sharp crystals to ~" d.n size thickly intergrown an matrix with a little creamy radiated crystalised Loumontite. 3tx2tx2", £8.00. Specimen B:Fine sharp translucent r.:reamy-white crystal It." in size perched an matrix with a little creamy crystalised Heulandite.2xl-txlt.", £6.50p. 5. APOPHYLLITE.Usti uber Labem, Bohemia, C.S.S.R. Lustrous creamy-white sharp crystals mostly around lr-5 mm in size completely covering basalt matrix.4x3xlt.",£5.50p. 6. ARAGONITE, Rowrah, West Cumberland. Fine creamy-white sharp spear-like crystals to ~" in length intergrown and free-standing an limanitic matrix.3xl-txl".£5.50p. 7. AXINITE.Botallack Head, st. Just, Cornwall. Select bri~ht sharp clove brown well terminated single crystals, ranging in size from -t-t". Priced according to size and perfection from £0.4Op. to £1.25p each. 8. AZURITE Tsumeb, Otavi, s.W.Africa. slec blue well farmed terminated tabular crystals to ~" in length intergrown and free-standing an a 2&2" area of cellular matrix, with other crystals scattered in cavities. There is a little crystaline green Malachite scattered in areas of the specimen.5x3tx2t.".£64.00. 9. AZURITE.Crowl Creek.N.S.Wales, Australio. Bright blue flattened radiated crystals richly covering a creamy semstone matrix with add spats of green malachite. Colourful specimen•. 2x2xl". £6.00. 10. BARYTES. wetgrove Mine,Aysgarth, Yorkshire.Specimen A:Select lustrous creamy-white chisel-like crystals to ~" in size free-standing an and completely covering matrix. 3x2b 33. DIOPTASE. r~indouli, r.i<:lri River, ZFJire. Bright emer31d-green shorp crys 'lls to C IT in size linif'-9 a 1 .-x1" cavity if' m"Jssivc crystulline dioptas8 with 0 her smalle cavities also lined with bright crystals. 2x1'x1·',-", £14.OJ 34. DOLOMITE. Thorold, Ontario, Canada. Lustrous light pinkish sharp saGdle-shoped rhombic crystols mostly <:lround -t" in size thickly lining - ddJsh-shaped cavity in matrix with od" minut-e cholcopyrite unc BRAVOITE cr\}stals scattered on the doloni ;e. 31x3x2" , £7.00 35. DUFTITE. Tsurreb, Ot<:lvi, S,W. Africa. Rich olive-green inutr crystals und crystallile masses associoted with glussy twinned large CERUSSITE cryEtals to too in size. 1-tx1-i;Xlt", £6.50;:1 36. ENARGITE. QUiruvilcfl, Lioertad Dept., Peru. Specimen A: Very fine bright silvery grey metallic shurp terminated crystQls mostly Qround ,:-" in size richly covering mutrix with odd silvery-grey well formed TETRAHEDRITE crystals to 5 rrm in size in association. 3xNxl" , £23.00. Specimen B: As specimen A, 2-+xlt", £14.00. Specimen C: Bright silvery-grey sharp terminated crystuls to fy in size associa~ed with well form8d pyritohednl crystQls of pyrites to ,:-" in size on matrix. 1 11" I £9.00 37. EPIDOTE.Montjouet, Vsl d'Aosta, Piedmont, Italy. Select lustrous olive-green sharp crystals to -t" in size scottered Qnd intergrown on matrix with tabular -greenish crystals and maSS8S of DIOPSIDE. 4~x3-txl*", £13.00 38. FLUORITE. Carovia Mine, Asturias, Spain. Choice trQnparent to translucent light purplish sharp cubic crystnls with stepped edges, to 1" in size forming a fine intergrown group with odd pa18 bro~nish bladed Barytes crystals in places. vice specimen for Oisplay. 4~-x4x2f", £28.00 39. FLUoRITE. Naicn, Chihuahua, Mexico. Select transparent light prurplis sharp OCTAHEDRAL crystnls to -}" in size associated with sharp largs rhombic creamy Cnlcite crystals to over 1" in size, and odd brassy crystals of Pyrites. 3x2-3-x1~-", £14.00 40. FLUORITE. Redburn ~1ine, Rookhope, Co. Durham. Pale pinkish-~urple transpQrent twinmd cubic crystals to over -;:-" in size attractively scnttered over intergrown milky py-ramid<:ll qUurtz crystals to f" in size. Specimen A: 3-tx3x1t", £4.5Op. Specimen B: ~x2x1~-" ,£2. 50p 41. GADoLINITE. ytterby, nr. Stockholm, Sweden. Rich resinous blackish masses in creamy to pinkish feldspnr with plates pf biotite ica. 1~--x1~x1~-", £1.5Dp 42. GALENA. Blackdene Mine, Weardale, Co. Durham. aright silv~ry-grev metallic modified cube-octahedral crystnls to -z" Ht size scattered on intergrown light purplish fluorite -crystals on massive fluorite mat rix. 2,:-x2fx1-t", £4. 50p 43. GYROLITE. Poona, nr. Bombay, Il1ldia. Fine creamy large cryatalline bnll-like mQsses -';0 over 1" in diameter, forming an intergrown group witn creamy-lchite radiated needl crystalline masses of Okenite and a little calcite in associQtion. ~2!X1-t", £.11 4 44. H8~ATITE. var. KIQ~E{ ORE. Florence Mine, Egre ant, Curberland. Specime A: Fine lustrous reddisrFbrown botryoid~l maGS of nice sh~pe, with small Specularite ,Jnd CCllcite cryc-tClls on the rE;V8rse side. 1.'x3x2", 1:11.GO • Specimen 8: r1hoice lustrous deep reddish-brown dome shaped botryoidal m:Jss; nice specimen for display. 3tx2 by 2*" higl"'. 1: r • SOp 45. HH'Il"oRPHITE. L~ ESIl"_r-ld~ "line, Chihu~hu:J, Mcxico. Light turquoise-blue lustrous botryoidol moss COJ ring - cellular IT1Dtrix. :>~x12", L3.5Op 46. HESSoNITE GAR~CT. V,l dlAlo, Piedll'ont, Italy. Lustrous bright orangey sharp crystals to 3 mm in size richly coverinq matri~ with little crea y Apatite and greenish Clinochlore in 8ssociotion. 27:<2x1", (:9.00 47. HEULANDITE. Hazorn lode, 80tallack 11ine, St, Just, Cornwall. Small sharp sparkling clear crystals covering both sides of altered gr enstanc matrix. 2tx2", 1:3.25p 48. HUE8NERITE. Poste 8uena, Peru. Specimen A: Very choice lustrous deep brownish shClrp terminated tobular elor~atod crystals forming 0 cryst~l group in parallel growth, with sharp ulonga od Quartz crystals to i" in size encrl..>sting one side. 1," lorl;) by 14-", £33.00. Specimen B: Vary choice riJdiated cluster of elongated tabular lustrous deep brownisr tabular t erminat ed crystals. 3" long y 1x1", 1:24.00. Specimen C; Select lustrous deep brownish sharp tabular terminated crystal with p:Jrollel growth and minute py!'ites crystals sC'ltternd on one sidc. 2-2-" long by i", 1:14.00. Specimen 0: As specimEJn C, 2" long by 1,", £8.00. Specimen E: Select cluste!) of lustrous reddish-brown terminated crystals in parallel growth, with 8 little qunrtz on one side. 1t" lonl) by :", 1:4.5Op. Specimen F: Select single crystals EJrr ... clusters, some with minor quartz attached. Each approx t-1" long, 1:1.75p each. 49. HUTCHINSoNITE. l1uiruvilco I"ine, Liberted DEJpt., Peru. Fine sharp deep reddisll-brown rod-like crystals to 3 mm in length scattered on matrix with odd well formed orangey crystals and.crystal mosses of orpiment. 6~x1tx1+", £33.00 50. HVALITE OPAL. Mt. Arci, Sardinia. Transparent glassy botryoidsl masses thickly covering matrix. Specj.men A: 3x2x1" , 1:5.5Op. Specimen 8: 2x1~1", 1:3.25p 51. LEGRANDITE. Mina Cjuela, Durango, Mexico. Specimen A: 8right yellowish sharp crystals to 4 mm in size scattered in areas on both sides of limonitic mntrix with 3 little Smithsonite in cssociation. 2x1}x1", 1:13.00. Specimen 0: Choice bright 'lslIowfsh1 sharp crystals to 5 rrm in size scattered nnd intergrown on both sides of cellular mat rix. 1,!xt", £6. SOp. Specimen C: Small bright yellowish sharp crystals scettered on both sides of m::Jt rix. 1~-x1t", £4. SOp 52. LIBETHENITE. Mindol::J openpit, nt. Kitwe, Z::Jmbia. Unusual elongated rod-like crystals of a deep olive-green colour forming a spray 1 cm in size in a cavity in phyllite matrix. 2tX1~-x1", £S.50p 53. LISKEARDITE. Marke Valley Mine, Linkinhorne, Cornwall. Rich creemy-white masses lining cDvities j.n cellulfJr matrix. 1tx1~-x1~1I, £4.50p 54. MALACHITE. Laurium, Attica district, Greece. Bright green needly crystals lining cavities ib dark browl) limonitic matrix. 2ix2" , £4.50p 55. MENDIPITE. Mendip Hills, Somerset. Specimen A: Rich creamy to pinkish divergent crystalline mass 1-;xt" in size embedded in creamy-white pIety Hydrocerussite in blackish pyrolusite matrix. 2tx2x13:", £22.00. Specimen 8: V8ry rich pure divergent pinkish to creEmy pure mass. 1~-x1x4'" £14.80. Specimen C: Rich divergent creGmy to pinkish mass 1" in size embedded in calcite/pyrolusita matrix. 1-tx1x-t-", £8.00. Specimen 0: As specj.men C, with mendipite mass 1xi", overall size 1~x1", £5.5Op. 56, MI~1ETITE. Mexico ~line, Caldbeck Fells, Cumberland. Specimen A: Select llright omngey barrel-like crystals to 5 mm in size thickly intergrown on =1uartz matrix. 1~x11x1t'·, 1:6. SOP. Specimen 8: Lustrous jellOwish-green sharp rounded barrel-like crystals to 4 mm in size intergrOljJn on a ,," area on cellular quartz. 2x1x1", 1:3.25p ~7. MIMETITE. Driggeth Mine, Caldbeck Fells, Cumberland. Lustrous greenish sharp barrel like crystals mostly around 2-3 rrrn in size thickly covering cellular quartz matrix. 2x2x1.;}", £3. SOp 58. ~',[JnRAMITE. ',s Lomentas, Cr,il,:..:chu'l, Mexico. Specimen A: 8right sperkling brown sharp platy crystals to 3 mm in size thickly encrusting altered limestone matrix. 2}x2" , £6.5Op. 8pecimen 8: Sr:lall bright grown sharp crystals covering matrix. 1~x1tx1", £2.50p. ~VE"TE' 'heel GOTleod, st. DeV, CO;"""". 5,eci,"0 " Choice bTight doT' olive green crystals lining cavities in milky quartz with a -t" dia etDr r.ou:ij. ted mass of.thEl 'wood olivElnite' variety. 3x2~x2f", C11.oo. Specimen B: Fine right ohve green sm8ll sh8rp cryst81s lining c?vitiElS in cellul!'Jr quartz. 3x2x1-}", C4 50. oSUMILITE. Mt. Arci, Sardinia. Sharp blackish to orangey crystals mostly ground 1-2 mm in size sC8ttered in cavitiEls in rhyolite matrix. Specimen A: 2x2x1+", C4.75p. Specimen 0: 1fX1~x1t", £2.75p. Specimen C: 1x1", £1.25p r1. PARATACAMITE. Levant Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall. Small sharp deep green cryst8ls covering areas of quari;z/chalcocite/pyrite veinstuff. 1-}x1txi", C3.25p 72. PREHNITE. 80ylstone qry., 8arrhead, Renfrew, Scotland. Select apple-grDen lustrous silky botryoidal crystallinEl mass lining '3 1?," cavity in matrix. 2i;x1-tx1", £1.25p 73. PYRARGYRITE. St. Andreasberg, Harz, Germany. Select lustrou~ deep red sharp crystals to 5 mm in size intergrown in cavities in cellular quartz. 11!x1x1" , £33.00 74. PYRITES. quiruvilca, Libertad Dept., Poru. Specimen A: Fine very bright sharp pyrttohedral crystals to 1" in size forming !'In intergrown group. 4tx3-}x1f", £44.00. Specimen 8: Fine vElry bright sharp pyritohedral crystals to 1i\-" in size forming an intergrown group. 1.x3x2", £28.00. Specimen C: Fine very bright sharp pyrito hedr81 crystals -to {" in size forming an intergrown group with odd small dark brownish sphalerite crystals scattered in places. 3x 2tx1t", £15.5Op. Specimen D: Choice very bright sharp pyritohedral crystals to over ~_" illi "ize forming an intergr·own gr9up. 2X1tx1t", £7.• 00. Specimen E: As specimen D, 2><-1tx1" , C5.50B. All these specimens ore excellent for display. 75. PYRITES. Carn Brea Mine, I~logan, Cornwall. Small sharp bright brassy octahedral crystals richly scattered over lenticular light brown Siderite crystals covering quartz m'3trix. 21!x2x1t", £3.25p 75. PYROCHLoRE. St. L8wrence Mine, oka, quebec, ganada. Sharp lustrous brownish octahedral crystals to 3 m in size scattered in a creamy matrix. 2x1tx1", £4.50p 77. PYROMoRP~ITE. Mine les Forges, Creuse, France. Select lustrous dark oliye coloured interlocking muss of shurp Dlongated hexagonal cryst81s to t" in size, with a bright yellow spot of Mimetite on the terminutions of ~any of the crystals. 1tx1t", £23.00 78. PYRRHoTITE. Sonta Eulolia, Chihuuhua, Mexico. Specimen A: Select dark brassy sharp hexagonal crystuls to over -7" in size forming an intElrgrown group with odd bright blackish Sphalerite crystals scattered on the pyrrhotite crystals. ~x1tx1", £8.00 Specimen B: Select bright brossy large composite hexagonal crystal with·a little light brown siderite encrusting one side, together with odd crystals of pyrites, sphalerite und calcite. 1.;]-x1tx1 ", £5.50p. Specimen C: Bpight·brasy well·formed hexagonal crystuls .to t" in .size scattElred on thin quartz crystals with odd cubic crystals of pyrites .in association. 1tx1t", £2.75p. Specimen D: Select well formed single hexagonal ctystals and crystal groups, some with minot crystallised sphalerite or siderite in association. Each approx 1x1" in sizEl, £1.5Dp ·each. 79. RHoDOCHRoSITE. Inaduraishi Mine, Hokkaido, Japan. Choice lustrous light pink botryoidal mass completely covering quartz matrix, with odd well formed bright brassy PyritEls crystals intergrown in places. Fine specimen fop display. 8x5x2", £44.00 ... 80. RHODoCHRoSITE. Moanda Mine, Moanda, Gabon. Lustrous transparent sharp rose-pink crystals mostly around 2-3 rrm in size thickly encrusting a blackish pyrolusite matrix. 2~2tx1-i;-", £18.00 81. RIIITILE. Arendof, Norway. Specimen A: Sharp. dee'p 'reodish-brown lust rous sharp crystals to 4 mm· in size richly scattered in cavities in chlorite/calcite matrix. 2x2x1-~", £11.00. Specimen B: As specimen A, 1-tx1~·x1t", £8.00 82. SCHEELITE. Tong Wha, Chungchongpukdo Prov., Korea. Select lustrous light brown translucent octahedml crystal 1 cm in size imp18nted on milky quartz lijith bright greyish metalli~ hexagonal crystals of MoLYBDENITE to over -t" in diameter. 2~-x111, . £13.00 83. SCORoDITE. ,rincD of Wales Mine, nr. Callington, Cornwall. Small sharp bright.olive coloured crystals lining 0 fir cavity in matrix. 2-i;-x1tx1 11 , £4.5Op 5 ~4. NATIVE SILVER. Cobalt, Ontario, Canada. Tar ishod silvery hackly masses and wires intergrown with calcite. Specimens approx t-x:!-" in size, £2.25p oach. 85. SKUTTERillDITE. Bou Azzer, I"orocco. Well fa ed bright silvery crystals to -t" in size intergrown a massive skutterudit8. 2x1tx1t", £6.5Cp 86. Sr-IIThSONITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.I~. Africa. Sharp transparent pale brownish crystals to 4 " in size encrusting both sides of intergrown G81ena crystals. 1fx1·,!-x1", £4.5Op 87. SPHALERITE. Farce Crag nine, nr. Keswick, Cumberland. Lustrous blackish sharp crvstals to J" in size thickly intergrown an matrix with a little light brownish Siderite. 5x3x2-t" , £9.00 88. SPHALERITE. Mid Ca "inen" ~ine, Kansas, U.S.A. Bright sh rp blackish crystals to aver t" in size richly sca"tared over mat rix with nu erous small sharp brassy CHALCOPYRITE crystals. 3x3x1t", £4.5Cp 89. SPHALERITE. Casapalca, Junin Pron., Peru. Very large lustrous oee~ brow ish .arp crystals to ,~" in size intergrown an matrix with odd well formed silvery-grey TETRAHEORITE crystals to 7" in size, and a little quartz and pyrites. 4-}x 2f.x'l-t", £33.00 90. SPHENE. Kragero, Telemark, ~or~ay. Well farmed lustrous 8ar< brow~ crystal aver ~'" in size embedded in feldspar matrix. 3x1fx1-1.", O."'lp. 91. STANNITE. Wheal Jane, Kea, Cornwall. Rich metallic grey masses with minor goleen chaleopyritc i associatio. Specimen A: 2~x2tx1~", £3.50p. Specimen B: 21\-x1ix1" , £2.75p 92. STIL8ITE. Skookumehuck Dam, Woshingt n, U.S.A. Select lustrous creamy-white sharp sheafs of crystals,to 1-t" in length farming an intergrown group. 3x~-x1-t", £7.00 93. TETRAHEDRITE. Kapnik, Rumani8. Sharp silvery-grey tetrahedral crystals to 5 mm in size associated with slightly milky quartz crystals covering cellular quartz matrix- 2t-x1t", £6.00 , 94. TETRAHEORITE. Credis I"iine, nr. Padstow, Cornwall. Rich silvery-grey mosses in quartz with a little sHlerite. 2-tx2x1~-", £2.50p 95. THA~~ASITE. Gjellebekk, Buskerud, Norway. Rich creamy-white fibrous mass on matrix. 1tX1ix1 ", £1. 50p 96. TILASITE. LangbcJr1, u:ermland, SwedGn. Rich flesh-pink mass. 2~x1-b<1", £1.75p 97. TOPAZ. Ouro Preto, Min8s Gerais, Brazil. Select golden translucent elongated well famed and tarminated single crystals. Each approx 1-1-t" in length, £2.50p each. 98. TORBERNITE. Mine ~ois-Noir, Loire, Froncs. Choice brig t green well farmed tabular crystals to t" in size intergrown or are'lS of matrix. 2x1~1", £1 4.00 99. TOURMALINE var. BUQ~LITE. Pala Queen Mine, San Diego Co., Californio, U.S.A. Specimen A: fine mostly transparent well formed and terminated greenish grading to bright pink single crystal. '1i.-" long by ixt" across the! axis. £28.00. Specimen 8: 8right pinkish tJe.:.l fo ed and teminated single crystal, 1t" long by tx+,/1 across the axis. w.OO 100. TOURMALINE. Bovey Tracev, Deuon. Lustrous bright black well formed crystal associated 'with a little quartz. 1x1", £3.2:;ip 101. VIVIANITE. Blackbird ~line, Cobalt, Idaho, U.S.Il. Bright indigo-blue tabular crystals imolanted in radi1lted groups to 1" in size on pyritic r1)atrix. 3tx2x1t", £11.00 102. VOL80RTHITE. Grand River, Utoh, U.S.A. Rich crusts and small sharp lime-green crystals covering sandstobe matrix. Specimen A: Very rich in volborthite, 3x2x1-t'·, £8.00. Specimen 8: 1-}xl~1", £3.25p 103. WOLFRAMITE. Panasqueira, BeiT3-8eix1l, Portugal. Select bright black well formed and terminated large tabular crystal with others in parallel growth, and with minor small Pyrites crystals ,scattered it:: places. 2ix1ix1~", £44.00 104. WITHERITE. Cave-in-Rack, Hardin Co., Illinois, U.S.A. Select creamy coloured sharp pseUdo-hexagonal crystols to 1 cm in size forming intergrown groups. Specimen A: ~x2", £7.00. Specimen B: 2~1i", .£4.50p. Specimen C: 1~-x1t", £2.75p· - RICHARD U. BARSTO~ Drakewalls House, Drakewalls, Gunnislake, Cornwall, England. Tel.No.Gunnislake 832381 (STD 0822) V.A.T. No.: 132-7852-&7 ORDERING INFORMATION Mail orders are promptly filled and despatched on a 7-day examination basis, subject to approval. Immediate refund guaranteed on return of the specimen(s), in good condition. please quote the name and number of the specimen(s) required, and enclose P.o./Cheque with order. All prices are inclusive of V.A.T. No charge is made for postage and packing, except for overseas customers and postage over 75p. we reBerve the right to make slight substitution, if neoessary, unless advised to the contrary. Special requests and "wants lists" are wel,come. we hope that we may be of some service to you, and Bssure you of our best attention at all times. SEPTEMBER 1978 1.ADULARIA. Val C~istalina, Graubunden, Switzerland. Fins sharp lustrous creamy crystals to over 1" in size intergrown on matrix with a little greenish Chlorite. 2-2-x2i;x1t", £7.00 2. AL8ITE. Branchville, Connecticut, U.S.A. Lustrous creamy well formed cr~stals to 1 cm in size forming an intergrown mass with an elongated terminated mostly clear qUARTZ crystal 1-2-" in length lying on the surface. 2tX1tx1", £2.50p 3. ALTAITE. Hilltop Mine, Dona Ana Co., New Mexioo, U.S.A. ·Rich tarnished metallic masses scattered in matrix. 2tx1x1", £8.00 4. ANATASE. Prenteg, nr. Tremadog, Caernarvonshire, N. Wales. Sharp lustrous reddish brown crystals to 3 mm in size scattered on matrix with a little crystallised Albite & quartz. specimen A: 2x1.zx1t,.", £5.5Op. Specimen B: 1~·x1i", £3.25p 5. APATITE. Carrock Mine, Car~ck Fell, Cumberland. Lustrous bright greenish well formed elongated hexagonal crystals and crystal sections to i;" in length intergrown on one end of milky quartz matrix. 1tx1t", £2.50p 6. APATITE variety FRANCOLITE. Levant Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall. Fine lustrous golden brown sharp hexagonal crystals mostly around 2-4 mm in size thickly encrusting or scattered over matrix. Specimen A: ~-x2i" with the crystals completely col!ering the matrix, £16.50p. Specimen B: 2tx2tx1t" with the crystals covering most of the surface, £11·.00. Specimen C: 2tx2" with the crystals richly dotted over matrix, £8.00. Specimen D: 1tx1" with the crystals intergrown in areas on the mat rix, £4.50p. These specimens are the best examples of this variety of Apatite yet found in Cornwall. . 7. APOPHYLLITE. Poona, nr. Bombay, India. Select transparent to translucent intergrown group of sharp terminated crystals, with faces to t" in s~ze. 2t,.x2x1t", £8.00 8. ARAGONITE. Rowrah, West Cumberland. Translucent creamy sharp elongated terminated spear-like crystals to t" in length intergrownon ferruginous mat rix. 2x1x1", £2.50p 9. ARSENOPYRITE. Trepca, Yugoslavia. Fine bright .silvery sharp crystals to i" in size very richly scattered over a dome sha~ed matrix with milky quartz crystals and a little Sphalerite <;lnd Pyrites. 2tx2tx1t", £11.00 10. AURICHALCITE. 79 Mine, Gila CO' I Arizona, U.S.A. Very attractive turquoise-blue botryoidal crystalline radiated masses with a needly surface, thickly lining a cavity and covering the surface of a cellular matrix. Small sharp clear elongated HEMIMoRPHITE crystals are scattered over the surface of the Aurichalcite. 2tx2x1t", £9.00 ;> 11. AXINITE. Roscommon Cliff, nr. St. Just, Cornwall. ~ustrous brown sharp large well formed crystals to 1" in size lying flat on matrix. 1tx1x1", £6.50p 12. AZURITE. 8isbee, Cochise Co., Arizona, U.S.A. Rich bright blue cellular mass with a little brownish limonite, with large cavities lined with lighter blue botryoidal Azurite Showing a drusy crystallised surface, and with a little turquoise-blue CHALCOALUMITE lining some cavities. Jtx2x2" , 1::23.00 13. AZURITE. Tsumeb, Dtavi, S.W. Africa. 8right blue well formed termin2ted crystals to 5 mm in size intergrown on a t" area of matrix with sharp glassy CERUSSITE crystals. 1x1x1", O.25p 14. 8A8INGTONITE. Lane qry., Westfield, Massachusetts, U.S.A. Fine lustrous sharp dark bluish-black crystals to 1 cm in size intergrown and free standing on calcite/ epidot e mat rix. 2>}x 17X 1~" ,.£22.00 15. BARYTES. Frizington, west Cumberland: Lustrous creamy 'Share tabuler crystals to t" in size thickly intergrown ond covering matrix. ~2~1t", L7 .00 16. NATIVE 8ISMUTH. Huttenberg, Karnten, Austria. Rich silvery metallic crystalline masses scattered in siderii;e matrix. 2x1fx1%-", £4.5Op 17. 8ORNITE. Dolcoath Mine, Camborne, Cornwall. Rich attractive irridescently tarnished masses with a little golden chalcopyrite in association. Specimens approx 1x1", LO.8Op each. 18. BREWSTERITE. Whitesmith Mine, Strontian, Argyllshire; Scotland•.Specimen A: Rich crust of sharp transparent crystals to 3 mm in size completely covering matrix. 3tx2tx1t" , £7.50p. Specimen 8: Fine transparent sharp crystals to 5 mm in size thickly encrusting matrix. 2x2x1 ", 1:4.50p. Specimen C: As specimen 8, 1fx1i-", £2.50p. Specimen D: As specimen 8, 1x1x1", 1:1. ;;Op . 19. 8ROCHANTITE. 8isbee, Cochise Co., Arizona, U.S.A. Select bright green cellular mass oE small well formed crystals with a .little limof)ite and quartz. 2tx11,x1f", W.OO 20. BROOKITE. Prenteg, nr. Tremadog, Caernarvonshire, N. Wales. Specimen A: Very rich lustrous reddish-brown crystals and crystal sections to 1 cm in size scattered amongst and partially enclosed in an interlocking mass of milky quartz crystals. 2-b<2~X1f", 1:18.00. Specimen 8: Sharp terminated lustrous reddish-brown crystals and crystal sections scattered in cavities and embedded in dolerite0quartz matrix. 11,x1tx1f", £7.00 . . 21. CABRERITE. Lamrium, Attica district, Greece. time green .sharp crystals and crystal sheaves infilling smail cavities in limestone/calcite matrix. 1ix1fx1", £3.50p 22. CALAVERITE. Great Boulder Mine, Kalgoorlie, W. Australia. Specimen A: Very rich bronzey metallic mass 1tx1" in size on quart zose mat rix. 2x1tx1" , 1:33.00. Specimen 8: Rich bronzey metallic mass .1x~" on matrix. 1fx1 ", 1:14.00 23. CALCITE. st. Andreasberg, Harz, Germany. Select transparent to translucent clear to creamy coloured flat terminated hexagonal crystals to t" in diameter, stacked one upon-another to form.an intergrown group. 2ix2fx1f", 1:8.00 24. CALCITE. Blackdene Mine, Weardale, Co. Durham. Sharp creamy nail-head crystals to 8 mm in size' thickly encrusting an intergrown group of sharp cubic light purple FLUORITE q'ystals to 1" in size, 3x2i", £4.75p 25. CARPHOLITE. Schlaggenwald, 80hemia, C.S.S.R. Rich golden silky radiated masses in quartz with a little fluorite. 2x1x1 ", £2.50p 26. CASSITERITE. Dolcoath Mine, Camborne, Cornwall. Very rich heavy'lustrous brownish mass with a little quartz and hematite, showing elongated 'sparable' habit crystals embedded in places. 2x2x1t", £2.50p 27. CATAPLEIITE. Hedrum', Vestfold, Norway. Rich pinkish masses in pegmatite associated with elongated deep green$sh AEGIRINE crystals. 2fx2x1f", 1:2. SOp 28. CHALCOCITE. Levant Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall. Specimen A: Fine bright silvery-grey metallic sharp crystals to ~" in size scattered over cellular quartz/arsenopyrite matrix. 2tx2", 1:11.00. Specimen 8: Fine bright silvery-grey crystals to 4 mm in size scattered over cellular matrix. 2x'j 'x1", £8.00. Specimen C: Greyish well formed platy crystals to 4 mm in size intergrown in areas on quartzose matrix. 1tx1t", L3.25p 3 CHALCOPVRITE. Castro VI leyna Mine, near Li a, Peru. Specimen A: Fine brig t golden ~well for ed crystals, some with a slight irridescent tarnish, to over < 11 in size rictJly intergroOJn on c'Jartz matrix with sharp very bright silvery-grey DETRAHEDRITE crystals to 1 c" In Size, a little Pyrites and elongated milky quartz crystals in association. ytx2~X1~II> [22.00. Specimen B: Fine bright golden sharp crystals wi th an attractiv2 irridEccent tarnish, to }II in size associat ed with elongated sharp terminatej milky cuartz crystals to 1" in length> and minor crystallised Tetrahedrite and pyrites. ~'x2X1-}", £14.00. Specimen C: Bright golden sharp crystals to over -2-" in size associated with elongated clear terminated quartz crystals to i" in lengch and a little well crystallised Tetrahedrite. 2x1tx1t-", [8.00. All these specimEns are very attractive for display. 30. CHLOANTHITE. Neideachlema, Saxony, Germany. Select bright silvery well formed crystals to -,}II in size fJ ing an intergrown mass with crystalline chloanthite and a little calcite. 2~-x2x1<1-", £11.00 31. C'-IUJ10XIPHITE. Mendip flills, 2c.mel'set. Specimen A: Olive green bladed crystals to 5 mm in size embedded in fibrous creamy ME~OIPITE with minor pyrolusite and calcite. 1~x1-t", [14.00. Specimen B: Lustrous olive green bladed crystal mass 1 cm in size embedded in fibrous creamy Mendipj.te with calcit~. 1x1 ", £6.50p 32. C'-IROHE CERUSSITE. Dundas, Tasmania, Australia. Lustrous pale yellowish crystals to 5 mm in size scattered on one side of cellular brown limonitic matrix. 1tx1tx1 ", £2.50p 33. CLINOPTILOLITE. Buccor Creek, Malheur Co., Oregon, U.S.A. Small sharp creamy crystals thickly lining a 1tx1 11 cavity in matrix. 2x2x1t-", £4.5Op 34. C~_EMANITE. Bigadich Mine •.Eskisehir, Turkey. Sharp transparent glassy crystals to t" in size rich~y lining cavities in massiv~ colemanite. 3x2-tx1 ", £3.50p 35. NATIVE COPPER •.Whenl Bass,~, Illogan, Cornwall. Bright coppery metallic sheet cutting right through altered slate matrix, with smaller plates and masses in places. 3x3x1i", £5.50p . 36. CORNETITE. 8wana Mkub2, NeJla, Zambia. Rich crust of deep blue small sharp crystals covering greenmsh pseut'JmQlachite on matrix. 3x1t-x1 11 , .£6.5Op 37. CORUNDUM. Beit Bricge, Lunpopo River, Rhodesia. Select sharp well formed hexagonal greyish-purple single crystal showing interesting growth pattens on the terminat ions•. 1-tx1~xi", £1. 50p . 38. CROCOITE. Rec Leqd Mine, C~ndas, Tasmania, Australia. Specimen A: Bright ora gey elongated rod-like crys~als to i" in lenqth richly spanning cavities and intergrown on cellular brown limonitic matrix. 2t-Xl~x1", £14.00. Specimen B: Rich bright orangey-red interlockirig mass of rod-li e crystals. 1t-x1x-t" , £5.50p 39. CUPRITE. Goonhilly Down, Lizard, Cornwall. Specimen A: Rich deep reddish massive vein section with a little native copper, between chrysocolla/serpentine walls. 4tx2", £3.50p. Specimen 8: Rich bright reddi'sh vein section with bright greenish chrysocollw coated w<;llls. 1~x1", £1.50p 40. CUFRITE. Nizhne Tagilsk, Ural Mts., Russia. Very rich deep reddish mass associated with bright greenish ,CHRVSOCOLLA and brownish Melaconite. ytx2x1t-", £6.5Op 41. DANBURITE. Charcas, Swn Luis Potosi, Mexico. Very choice sharp elongated transparent to translucent terminated crystals to 1t" in length· free stBnding all over matrix, with a little sparkling drusy crystallised quartz in places. Fine specimen for display. 4x3tx2", £28.00 . . 43. DANNEMORITE var. Asbeferrite. 8runsjogruven, Hellefors, Sweden. Rich smlky golden brown fibrous mass. 2.,}x1-tX1" , £3.25p 43. ENARGITE. quiruvilcJ, Libertad Dept., Peru. Specimen A: lErge crucaly formed crystals to -t" in size scattered on bright golden sharp intergrown pyritohedral PVRITES crystals to 1 cm in siz~, with numerous minute sharp bright silvery-grey TETRAHEDRITE crystals scattered in places. 4x2-t", £8.00. Specimen 8: Crudely eormed large intergrown crystals to 1 cm in size frosted with minute silvery-grey Tetrahedrite crystals. 2t-X1t", £4.5Op 4 44. EOSPHORITE. Aracuia, Minas Gerais, 8razil. Specimen A: Sharp golden-bro~~ elongated terminated crystals to 3 mm in length very richly scattered over and lining cavities in intergrawn rose-quartz crystals. 2x1~x1t-", £17.00. Speci en 8: As specimen A, 1}x1t-X1", £::i.5Op 45. FLUORITE. Nerchinsk, Ural ~tts., Russia. Complex light green transparent crystals to 5 mm in size richly lining a 1tx1" cavity in matrix with intergrown pale green cubic crystals covering one sfurface. 2;fx2x1t", £4. 50p 46. FLUORITE. Glackdene Mine, Weardale, Co. Durham. Specimen A: Transparent tp translucent light purplish cubic crystals to 1.-" in size thickly intergrown on both sides of matrix with odd bright brassy small sharp Chalcopyrite crystals scattered in places. 4~x~x2i", £13.00. Specimen 8: Large transparent light purplish cubic crystals to 1" in size intergrown and scattered over both sides of quartz matrix, with odd minute brassy Chalcopyrite crystals in places. 3xzt.x1i", re.oo 47. FLUORITE. Heights Mfune, Weardale, Co. Durham. Bright green transparent crystals to 1 cm in size, intergrown on m<;ltrix with a little drusy quartz. 1ix1-tx1t", £4.50p 48. GALENA, Blackdene Mine, Weardale, Co. Durham. Very choice bright silvery-grey sharp cube-octahedral crystal 1ix1t" implanted on a matrix of intergrown transparent light purplish cubic FLUORITE crystals to nearly 1" in size. Fine specimen for display. ~x~·x3", £)8.00 49. GALENA. Clausthal, Harz, Germany. Metallic grey well formed modified cubic crystals to 1 c in size scattered over matrix with a sprinkling of small lustrous creamy Dolomite crystals. 3x2tx1", £8.00 50. NATIVE GOLD. Witwatersrand, Transvaal, S. Africa. Rich thin golden masses covering areas of banket conglomer<;lte. 2tx1tx1t-",· £6. 50p 51. GYROLITE. Poona, near Bombay, India. Fine silky tan coloured crystal 'balls' mostly around 1 cm in diameter, richly intergrown and scattered over basalt matrix with small clear Quartz crystals, sdJlky white Okenite and a little pale greenish Prehnite. Nice display specimen. 5x4ix2", £17.00 52. HEMI~ORPHITE. Santa Eulalia, Chihushua, Mexico. Choice lustrous transparent sharp elongated terminated crystals to ~" in length thickly encrusting the surface and lining large cavities in mRtrix. 3ix2ix2", £11.00 53. HEMIMORPHITE. Brokem Hill, Zambia. Small sharp well formed crystals richly scattered over a large reticulated creamy CERUSSITE crystal mass. 2x1~x1~", £5.50p 54. JACOBSITE. Langban, Wermland, Sweden. Rich lustrous black crystalline masses in dplomite with thin reddish crusts of Litharge. 2x1tx1~", £4.5Op 55. JAROSITE. Laurium, Attica District, Greece. Small sharp brownish crystals richly lining cavities in gossany matrix. ~x2x1t", £6.5Op 56. KINOITE. Christmas Mine, Gila Co., Arizona, U.S.A. Bright blue small crystalline masses on matrix with small clear Apophyllite crystals in association. 1~x1~x1", £4.50p 57. NATIVE LEAD. Langban, Wermland, Sweden. Very rich greyish sheety masses on and in tlolomite/manganophyllite matrix. 4x2~'x1t", £1B.00 58. LEPIDOLITE. Little 3 Mine, Ramona, California, U.S.A. SElect pale lilac coloured well formed crystal book. 1txl~", £2.5Op 59. LISKEARDITE. Morke Valley Mine, Linkinhorne, Cornwall. Rich whitish crusts and masses lining cavities in matrix. 1ix1ix1~", £4.50p 60. MALACHITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.W. Africa. Choice silky bright green botryoidal mass with a little crystallisl;ld calcite. ~x1tx1", £4. 50p 61. MARCASITE. Panasqueira, Beira-Beixa, Portugal. Choice bright sharp bladed crystals to over -tIt in size intergrown on arsenopyrite matrix with odd sharp silvery ARSENOPYRITE crystals ,md a little creamy Calcite. 2tx2~x1", £14.00 62. MIMETITE. Driggeth Mine, Caldbeck Fells, Cumberland. Rich light green crusts of small sharp barrel-shaped crystals to 3 mm in size covering cellular quartz matrix. Specimen A: 2;fx2x1i", £4.5Op. Specimen 8: 1ix1tx1~", £2.25p ~IMETITE'.Wheal COrf1'.>JaE~ ~ U0..ty, GWEnnap, Lustrous brownish elongated hexagonal crystals "...bj. to -t" 1n length scattered over quartzose matrix. 2x1-tx1", £4.50p 64. MIMETITE variety CAMPVLITE. Drygill MinE, Caldbeck Fells, CuTberland. Lustrous orangey to light green well formp-d barrel··shoped crystals to -t" in size intergrown on matrix and partially overlian w~th bright yEllow needly MIMETITE crystals. 2-tx2-tx1-t", fB.OO 65. MOTTRAMITE. Tsumeb, otav', S.W. Africa. Minute sparkling blackish crystals thickly encrusting dark brownisn DESGLO:SITE crystals forming an intergrown group. 1ix1tx1", £4. 50p . 66. NATROLITE. Dean Qry., St; Keverne, Lizard, Cornwall. Creamy elongated crystals, some being well terminaced, to t" in ler.gth intergrown on matrix and partially altered and frosted with micro crystals of Stilbite. etX1-l-x1t", £2.5Op 67. OLIVENITE. Phoenix Mine, Linkinhorne, Cornwall. Small greeni;h crystals lining cavities . in ferruginous matrix. 2>:1ix1-t", \:3.25p 68. ORffi~OCLASE. Buro Preto, Minas Geraws, Brazil. Very large and well formed creamy twinned crY3tal w~th a little milky quartz attached on one side, and with numerous rod-like clear grEenish TOUR~ALINE crystals and crystal sections scattered in places. Very choice specimen for mUSelClJl display. 6x5xs-t", £33.00 69. PAR~LAURIONITE. Mendip Hills, Somerset. Specimen A: Light yellowish masses embedded in '3 pClrs mass of radiated fibrous creamy MENDIPITE. 2x1tx1 ", £13.00. Specimen B: As specimen A, ixixi", £5.50p. 70. PLATTNERITE. Mina Bjuela, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico. Small sparkling black crystals richly covering brownish limonitic r:latrix with a little calcite. 2-tx1 ORDERING INFORMATION Mail orders are promptly filled and despatched on a 7-day examination basis, subject to approval. Immediate refund guaranteed on return of the specimen(s), in good condition. Please quote the name and number of the specimen(s) reqUired, and enclose P.O./Cheque with order. All prices are inclusive of V.A.T. No charge is made for postage and packing, except for overseas customers and postage over 75p. we reserve the right to make slight substitutions, if necessary, unless advised to the contrary. Special requests and "wants lists" are welcome. We hope that we may be of some service to you, and assure you of our best attention at all times. OCTOBER 1978 1. ADULARIA. St. Gotthard; Ticino, Switzerland. Large creamy sharp crystals partiblly coeted with greenish chlorite, forming an intergrown group. Largest crystal is over 1" in s:zP, 2tx2x1t", £5.5Op 2. ALBITE. Binnental, Valais, Switzerland. Choice lustrous translucent creamy large tabul,r crystal showing parallel growth of it IS faces. 2ix2fxt", £9.00 3. AMBLYGONITE. Montebras, Creuze, France. Solid creamy-white cleavage mass. ~2x1t", 0.5C;:; 4. ANATASE. Prenteg, nr. Tremadog, Caernarvonshire, N. wales. Specimen A: Choice lustrous c-"~ brownish sharp crystals to 4 mm in size richly scattered over matrix. 4x2tx1;;''', £13.C8. Specimen B: Fine sharp lustrous brownish crystals to 3 mm in size associated with cr38~Y sharp ALBITE crystals covering the surface and lining cavities in matrix. 3x2x1t", ;:C;.:;:::: Specimen C: Lustrous sharp brownish crystals to 2 mm in size associated with creamy Albite crystals on matrix. 2tx1~?<1t", £5.5Op 5. ANDRADITE GARNET variety MELANITE. San Benito Co., California, U.S.A. Sharp bright black crystals to 4 mm in size richly covering both sides of matrix. 2tx1~1t", £4.5Op 5. ANGLESITE. Broken Hill, N.S. Wales, Australia. Small sharp clear sparkling crystals co,eIl .~ a retic.ulated mass of large creamy CERUSSITE crystals. 3x2tx2t", £11.00 7. APATITE. Panasqueira, Beira-Beixa, Portugal. Select transparent intergrown cluster of =barp light greenish well formed hexagonal crystals, the larglilst being 1" in size. 1tx1x1", £13.00 8. APATITE variety FRANCOLITE. Clitters Mine, Gunnislake, Cornwall. Rich crusts of minute sparkling clear crystals on altered granite matrix. Specimen A: 2~x1ix1t", £2.25p. Specimen B: 1~1tx1", 1.25p 9. ARAGONITE, Rowrah, West Cumberland. Select divergent spray of lustrous creamy-white spear like crystals on brownish limonite matrix. Largest crystals over 1" in length. 3x2x1'~'" £9.00 10. ATACAMITE. Mina la Farola, Copiapo, Chile. Specimen A: Choice bright green sharp radia~ed crystal sprays richly covering greenish-blue chrysocolla coated matrix. 2tx1-t-x1-t;-", ':11.0C Specimen B: Bright green sharp bladed crystals thickly intergrown on matrix with a little greenish chrysocolla. 2x1tx~-", £5.5Op. 11. AUGITE. Bail Hill, Sanquhar, Dumfries, Scotland. Sharp lustrous well formed greenish-b~ac~ crystals to t" in size partially embedded in brecciated basalt matrix. Specimen A: 3tx2~?<1t", £3.25p. Specimen B: 2x1~x1t", £2.25p 12. AZURITE. Chessy, Rhone, France. Lustrous deep blue crystals, some partially coated and altered to silky green malaChite, to t" in size scattered and intergrown in a 1~-" c"v~ in limonitic matrix. 2~?<2x1t", £11.00 :.. 13. BARYTES. Wilsons LevE I, HiEon -iL,e, SCClrdal e, Westr,orelar,d. ~pecimen A: Fine she, lustrous creamy spear-like crystals mostly around 1 cm in size thickly encrusti calcite matrix. 4-}x3x1i", £13.00. Specimen 8: As specimen A, 3x2 1t", £8.00. Specimen C: As specimen 1\, 3x2x'lf", £6.5Dp. Specimen D: As specimen A, 2fx1-v<1", All the above specimens are nttractiJe for display. 14. 8ARYTES. Silverband Nine, Dun Fell, Westmoreland. Fine clear sharp terminated tabular crystals to 1" in size forming an intergrown group. 2fx1t.-x1-t", £4.5Op 15. 8ARYTES. Shangulowe, Katal 'g8, Zaire. Sharp wedge shaped clear crystals to t" in size scattered over deep green bot ryoidal banded MALACHITE. 1tx1-tx1f", £5.5Op 16. 8ORNITE. Red-a-Ven Mine, Meldon, Devon. Rich purply tarnished masses associated with wollastonite hornfels, together with a little silvery arseno~yrite and waxey masses of MALAYAITE. Specimen A: 2-b<2ix1", £5.5Op. Specimen 8: 1tx1 -:r", £2.50p 17. 8OURNONITE. Julcani Mine, Junin Prov., Peru. Specimen A: Choice bright silvery-grey twinned cog-wheel crystals to 5 mm in size aggregated and scattered over matrix and associated with well formed brownish-black Sphalerite crystals and sharp lustrous milky quart z crystals to t" in size. Att ractive specimen. 4~-x3x1t", £24.00. Specimen 8 Sharp silvery-grey twinned cog-wheel crystals to 4 mm in size richly scattered over shiny sharp milky quartz crystals with minor golden drystals pf Pyrites. 2tx2tx1-~", £14.00. Specimen C: Sharp silvery-grey twinned cog-wheel crystals to 4 mm in 31ze scattered over milky quartz crystals with minor brownish-black Sphalerite crystals. 2tx1~", £6.5Op 18. CALCITE. Cammock eals Mine, weardale, Co. Durham. Specimen A: Select creamy-whita s~arp platy hexagonal crystals to t" in diameter thickly encrusting quartz matrd!x with odd small pyrites crystals and lustrous milky pyramidal Quartz crystals in associatian. Choice specimen for display. 4x~3", £14.00. Specimen 8: Sharp creamy-white platy hexagonal crystals to over 1" in size thickly encrusting quartz matrix, with the reverse side of the specimen encrusted with tnmslucent lustrous pyramidal quartz crystals to t" in size. ~x2tx1~-", £5.50p 19. CALCITE. Tynebottom Mine, Garrigill, Cumberland. Sharp lustrous creamy nail-head crystals to 1f" in size forming an attractive intergrown group. 3x2~17", W.Oo 20. CALCITE. 8axter Springs, Cherokee Co., Kansas, U.S.A. Fine clear slightly creamy coloured terminated hexagonal crystal t" in length inplanted on matrix with small creamy dolomit crystals. 1tx1tx1", £3.5Op 21. CALCITE. Stank Mine, Ulverstone, Lancs. Sharp lustrous creamy to transparent complexly terminated crystals to t" in size thickly covering brownish limonitic matrix. 4x2~x1~", £14.00 22. CALCITE. Naica, Chihuahua, Mexico. Creamy-white small sharp spiky crystals aggre~ated in sheaves and richly covering matrix with well formed bright brassy striated PY ITES crystals to -t" in size in association. ~2~-x2", £6.5Op i 23. CARRoLLITE. Kambove, Kat~nga, Zaire. Rich bright silvery masses embedded in dolo~te with pinkish crl,lsts and masses of SPHAEROC08AL TITE. 2x1-tx1~-", £5.5Op \ 24. CASSITERITE. Polbreen Mine, St. Agnes, Cornwall. Lustrous blackish sharp twinned tkystals to 4 mm in size thickly encrusting slaty matrix. 2~2x1i-", W.oO. I "25. CASSITERITE. Wheal Rashleigh claywork, St. Blazey, Cornwall. Lustrous light to dark brownish crystals and masses to f" in size scattered on greyish needly toumaline din quartz/cassiterite veinstuff. ~2x1t", £8.00 - 26. CASSITERITE variety RU8Y TIN. San Luis Potosi, Mexico.Select cluster of lustrous reddish well formed intergrown crystals to 4 mm in size. This specimen was collected from a fumerole , and is of most unusual occurrance. tx~", £8.00 27. CASSITERITE variety ALLUVIAL TIm. Redmoor, Lanivet, Cornwall. Very rich brownish mass associated with blackish tourmaline and brecciated slate and quartz. Exterior rounded and with an old label attached stating the weight, 3 lbs 10 ozs. Unusually large and rich specimen for 8 Cornish alluvial deposit. 4~~xyr I £13.00 CELESTITE. Girgenti, Sicily, Italy. Select lwstrous light bluish elongated terminated crystals aggregated in sprays and covering celestite/sulphur matrix. Sprays are mostly about 1" in size. Good display specimen. 4{-x>;;-x3", £14.00 CERUSSITE. Log-y-Las Mine, POnVrhydygroes, Cardiganshire, Wales. Transparent clear to creamy sharp twinned tabular crystals to t" in size intergrown in a 1f" cavity in slaty matrix. ~1-b<1-~-", £4.5Op ::. LCoPYRITE. Dreislar, ~2ueriand, Germany. 3pecimen A: Fine bri~ht golden sharp crystals, some with an irridescent t3rnish, to -l-" in size, thickly scattered over creamy white coxcomb crystallised B.QRYTES. :8x3x1-l-", £8.00. Specimen B: As specimen A, with chalcopyrite crystiJls to 5 rrrn in size, .3x2~", £4.5Op CHROME DIoPSIDE. outokumpo, E. Finland. Lustrous lime-greem elongated bladed crystal masses to 1i" in length embedded in quartz maL'ix. 3x2-l-x1t", £4.5Op 32. CHRYSOCOLLA. Kolwezi, I~atanga, Zaire. Lust rO'JS deep greenish glassy mass sho..Jing a well banded structure in places. ~?<2-tx1i", '::4.5Op 33. NATIVE COPPER. Poldory Mine, Gwennap, Cornwall. Tarnished metallic cellular mass with well formed crystals on the surface and with sharp deep reddish CUPRITE crystals to 4 mm in size dotted over both sides. 2ix2", :13.00 34. NATIVE COPPER. Pembroke Mine, near St. Austell, Cornwall. Tr'~k tarnished coppery hackly sheet with minor fragmen9s of quartz attached and a little greenish Malachite, and with pyramidal impressions of quartz crystals showing on both sides of the copper. 4ix3xi", £13.00 . 35. CREDNERITE. Mendip Hills, Somerset. Bright black platy crystal masses embedded in one end of creamy calcite matrix. 2~1ix1·}", £4.5Op 36. DUFTITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.W. Africa. Rich ol:ve-green sparkling micro crystals and cellular masses associated with large glassy well formed CERUSSITE crystals. 1-1x1tx1t", £6.5Op 37. EPIDOTE variety PISTACITE. near Genoa, Italy. Lustrous olive-green sharp crystals mostly around 3-4 TTlll in size thickly encrusting matrix. 2x1-:t", £3.25p 38. FLUORITE. Cammock Eals Mine, Weardale, Co. Durham. Select translucent large purplish single cwbic crystal with minor creamy sharp p~aty hexagonal Calcite crystals on one side, and with a dusting of small brassy pyrites crystals on the reverse side. 3x2ix2-}" , £13.00 39. GADOLINITE. Ytterby, near Stockholm, Sweden. Rich lustrows blackish masses with pegmatite. 2tx1tx1", £2.25p 40. GALENA. Castro Virreyna Mine, near Lima, Peru. Unusual very bright metallic grey lenticular shaped crystals to 1 cm in size thickly encrusting a sphalerite/pyrites matrix with odd small creamy Calcite crystals in association. 2fx2ix1i", £18.00 41. GALENA. Castro Virreyna Mine, near Lima, Peru. Very btight silvery-grey sharp modified crystals to i" in size forming an intergrown group with gemmy translucent golden-brmm f Y Sphalerite crystals, a 1 cm sized bright silvery-grey TETRAHEDRITE crystal, and thin ctusts of minute pale brown Siderite crystals on one side. 2x1ix1", £8.00 42. ~"r'OSULg;1 GflR:::or. Lake Jaco, Chihuahua, Mexic·o. Select lust rous sharp pinkish crystal lilith smaller crystals attached. 1ix1ix1i", £6.50p 43. GYRBLITE. Catcairn, Co. Antrim, N. Ireland. Silky white botryoidal masses and platy crystals covering basalt matrix with odd sharp creamy APOPHYLLmTE crystals to 1 cm in size in association. 2x1~?<1-l-", £3.25p 44. HARMOTONE. Bellsgrove Mine, Strontian, Argyllshire, Scotland. Specimen A: Sharp lustrous creamy: white twinned crystals to 1 cm in size scattered over calcite matrix. 3ix2-}x~~", £6.5Op. Specimen B: Sharp twinned creamy-white crystals to nearly 1 cm in size inter grown on ualcite matrix. 2x1tx1-,!-", £4.5Op 45. HEMIMORPHITE. Mina Ojuela, Durango, Mexico. Specimen A: Fine clear sharp terminated tabular crystals to 1 cm in length toickly covering and free standing on limonitic matrix. ~2tx1i", £7.00. Specimen B: Fine clear elongated terminated tabular crystals to 1 cm in length thickly covering both sides of limonitic matrix. 2ix1{x1-1-", £4.75p. Specimen C: Fine clear sharp tabular crystals to t" in size thickly encrusting a pipe like mass of limonite. ztxix~", £2.75p 46. HEMIMORPHITE. La Esmeralda Mine, Chihuahua, Mexico. Select turqUOise blue silky botryoidal masses thickly covering matrix. Specimen A, with both sides covered in hemimorphite, ~x2tx1+", £9.00. Specimen B: with both sides covered, 2ix2x1t", £6.5Op 47.HOLLANDITE, Sorharas Mt., Ultevis Range, Kvickjokk, Sweden. Rich fibrous metallic grey crystal masses embedded in quartz. Specimen A: 2-b2x1i" , £4.5Op. Specimen B: zix1x1", £3.25p 4 48. HUE8NERITE. Paste 8uena, near Lima, Peru. Specimen A: Fine lustrous sharp dark reddis divergent spray of tabular terminated crystals 2" long by t" wide, attached to a group of elongated terminated milky qu"rt z crystals to 17" in length on quart z mat Nice display specimen. 3x2~2~'''' £23.00. Specimen 8: Select lustrous darll: reddish brown tabular crystal spreys, approx 1~·;}xt", £4. 50p each. 49. HYDROCERUSSITE. Mendip Hills, Somerset. Ric~ creamy-white platy crystalline mass with cerussite. 1-tx1+><1t", £4.5Op 50. HYDRoZINCITE, Parc r~ine, Llanrwst, N. Wales. Very rich snow-white ripple-marked thick crusts covering matrix. Specimen A: *2~-x1", £4.50p. Specimen 8: 2~·x1i.-x1", £2.25p 51. IDOCRASE. Lake Jaco, Chihuahua, Mexico. Large lustrous sharp terminated yellowish crystal 1x1x1" in size with a sharp GROSSULAR GARNET crystal 1tx1" in size attached. Overall size 1tx1-tx1t", £7.00 52. JOSEITE. Carrock Mine, Carrock Fell, Cumberland. Rich silvery-grey metallic plates in quartz matrix. 17x1xt", £3.25p 53. KESTERITE (= Iso-Stannite). Cligga Mine, Perranzabuloe, Cornwall. Very rich greyish metalli~ mass with quartz and a little arsenopyrite. ~2x1t", £4.50p 54. KYANITE. Pizzo Forno, Ticino, Switzerland. Fine light blue transparent to translucent elongated bladed crystals to 1~" in length embedded in creamy schist with elongated brownish crystals of STAURoLITE. ~-x2-t", £13.00 55. LAZURITE. Graves Mt., Georgia, U.S.A. Light blue well formed crystal nearly 1" in size partially embedded in creamy matrix with other crystal sections of lazurite. 1.;x1i;-" , £5.5Op 55. LoPARITE. Hedrum, Vestfold, Norway. Lustrous blackish mass 1 cm in size in feldspar rich matrix, together with pinkish Catapleiite, and bJ.ackish elongated crystals of .Aegirine. 2i;-x1tx1", £2.75p 57. MALACHITE. Nchanga Mine, near Kitwe, Zambia. 8right deep green small sharp crystals thickly covering the surface of massive malachite overlying deeper green banded Pseudomalachite. 3tx2~i", £13.00 58. MANGANITE. Ilfeld, Horz, Germany. Very choice bright blackish sharp elongated terminated crystals to f;-" in length richly scattered over and free standing on crystalline manganite matrix with a little creamy 8arytes in association. Fine old specimen. 3tx2~1t", £135.00 59. MARCASITE. Treece, Kansas, M.S.A. Select light brassy sharp metallic crystals mostly around 8mm to 1cm in size, thickly covering matrix. 2~1tx1i;-", £5.5Op 60. MIMETITE. Tsumeb, otavi, S.W. Africa. Lustrous light orangey crystal sheaves to t" in size richly intergrown on dolomite matrix. 2)(1tx1t,", £4.50p . 51. MUSCOVITE. Governador Valaderas, Minas 8erais, 8razil. Fine golden sharp platy crystals to t" in size thickly intergrown on crystalline muscovite matrix. 3x3x2". £5.50p 62. NEPHELINE. Monte Somma, Vesuvias, Italy. Sharp glassy terminated hexagonal crystals to 3 mm in SIDze richly covering a 1+><1i;-" area of basalt matrix. Zix2x1t", £4.75p 63. oLIVENITE. Wheal Gorland, st, Day, Cornwall. Small sharp lustrous olive green crystals thicloly lining cavities in cellular brown gossan. 2x1t,x1t,", £3.25p 64. oRPIMENT. Napole§n Vein, Quiruvilca, Libertad Dept., Peru. Fine bright orangey sharp terminated transparent crystals mostly around t,,, in size very richly scattered all over pyritic matrix with odd small sharp HUTCHINSoNITE crystals. stx4-t", £68.00 65. PHARMACOSIDERITE. Wheal Pendarves, Camborne, Cornwall. Small sharp light greenish cubic crystals lining Cl t" cavity on one enfJ of matrix. 2x1", £3.25p 66. PHARMACoSIDERITE. Wheal Gorland, St. Day, Cornwall. Sparkling light green small sharp cubic crystals very richly lining numerous large cavities in cellular quartz matrix. 1tx1tx1t,", £13.00 67. PREHNITE. Dean Qry., St. Keverne, Lizard, Cornwall. Specimen A: Lustrous lime green shar~ crystals mostly around 3·-4 mm in size thickly encrusting botryoidRl prehnite covering gabbro matrix. J:,1-x2x1~·", £6.5Op. Specimen 8: Select lustrous lime green crystal sheaves to over i" in si:e thickly intergrown on massdlve prehnite. 1~1+x1", £3.5Op RITES. qLJj 7:.J'L l~"', L:."e','~aj 1l8;Jt 0 ;:", I \J8~y c'10',c8 b-ight brJss\ .,h~jl'.J ;:JII!,;,t'Jhel~"'l crystals to ~" in size thickly intergro'.un and completely covering the surface and sides of massivp. PI'rites matrix, wHt: cod brownish-blRck sphalerite crystals in places. Fine displiJy s;Jecimen. 4x2}x2t", £28.00 PYRITES - oct::Jhedral cl'yst81s. qUiruvHc::J, Liberted Dept., lleru. Very sharp bright brassy octahedr::Jl crystals intergrown on massi"Je pyrites. Specimen A, with crystals to over ~" in size, 2x1'b1", £11.00. Specimen B, with crystals to~" in size, 1tx~-xf.-", £4.5Op PYRITES. Wheal Mary Ann, Menheniot, Cornwall. Bright brassy modified cubic crystals to 5 mm in size richly inteJ:'grown on mLky pymmidal qllartz crystals. 2x11x1t", £3.25p 71. PYROMORPHITE. Braubach, E.T,s-Nassau, Gemany. Very choice l'J'st rous light brown sharp hexagonal crystals and crystal clusters to 1 c~ in size richly scattered and inter grown all over cellder quartz matrix. Choice display specimen. 5x4~x1i", £68.00 72. PYRRHOTITE. Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua, Mexioo. Sharp dark brassy metallic hexagonal crystals to 8 mm in size associated with mil! 91. TAR8UTTITE. 8roken Hill, Zambia. Sharp transparent glassy Cl·. '2i~ riohly lining numerous cavities in cellular limonitic matrix. 1tx1t", £3.2Sp 92. TETRAHEDRITE. Casapalca, Junin Prov., Peru. Very large silvery-grey well formed crystals to 1" in size intergrown on matrix with a little drusy crystallised quartz and odd bright Galena crystals to ~" in size. 3tx3x1t", £33.00 93. METALLIC TIN. Chy-an-Dour works, Penzance, Cornwall. Silvery-grey metallic mass of tin metal (known as drip-tin) formed by spillage from the furnaces. 2x1tx1t", £3. SOp 94. TOR8ERNITE. Chinkolobwe, Katanga, Zaire. Specimen A: Deep green sharp platy crystals to 5 mm in size thickly intergrown and completely covering matrix. 4x2tx1t", £33.00. Specimen 8: Bright green platy crystals to t" in size thickly intergrown and covering both sides of matrix. 1tx1-f,x1t", £11.00 95. TOURMALINE variety DRAVITE. Yinnietharra, W. Australia. Select lustrous browm sharp dOUbly terminated single crystals. Specimen A: 2*x21x2~", £7.00. Specimen B: 1tx1tx1~", £2.7Sp 96. WAVELLITE. Highdown Qry., Filleigh, Devon. Very rich silky go~den radiated hemispherical masses to 1 cm in diameter richly covering altered slate matrix. Very fine specimen for this location. SX2tx1~", £11.00 97. WITHAMITE. Glencoe, Argyllshire, Scotland. Light reddish crystalline masses infilling cavities in basalt.matrix. 1-1x1tx1", £2.SOp 98. WULFENITE. Los Lamentos, Chihuahua, Mexico. Choice bright orangey transpatent tabular crystals to 1 cm in size intergrown and scattered on creamy calcite matrix. Specimens approx 1tx1" in size, £4.SOp each. 99. ZOISITE var. THULITE. Lom, Norway. Solid light pink crystalline mass. ~x2p1t", £3.SOp GEMCRAFT EXPO, COMMONWEALTH INSTITUTE, KE~GINGTON HIGH STREET, LONDON we S turday and Sunday, 21st & 22nd October 1978, 10 am to 6 pm each day. We shall be attending this show and our stand nos are 14 &15, and we will have a large range of fine minerals on display, including many rare and unusual items collected in Cornwall and Northern England over the past months. We look forward to seeing you at the Show if you can make it. dAH.,luW Drakewalls House, Drakewalls, Gunnislake, Cornwall, England. Tel.No.: Gunnislake 832381 (STD (022) V.A.T.No.: 132-7852-67 ffiDERII\l; INFORMATION Mail orders are promptly filled and despatched on a 7-day examination basis, subject to approval. Immediate refund guaranteed on return of the specimen(s), in good condition. Please quote the name and number of the specimen(s) required, and enclose P.O./ Cheque with order. All prices are inclusive of V.A.T. ~u charge is made for postage and packing, except for overseas customers and postage over 75p. We reserve the right to make slight substitutions, if necessary, unless advised to the cantrary. Special requests and "wants lists" are welcome. We hope that we may be of some service to you, and assure you of our best attention at all times. NoVEl-18ER 1978 1. ACTINOLITE. Kyle of Lochalsh, Ross-shire, Scotland. Fine lustrous olive-green broad elongated tabular crystals and crystal sections with minor schist matrix. Specimen A: 3x3x1t" with crystals to et" in length, 1:6.5Op. Specimen 8: 3tx1tx1t", with crystals to 1-3-" in length, l:3.75jJ. Specimen C: 2x1*", with crystals to 1-3:" in length, 1:1.5Op. 2. ALGoDoNITE. Mowhawk Mine, Keweenaw Pen., Michigan, U.S.A. Very rich bronz6J metallic masses associated with a little quartz. Specimen A: 2x2x2", 1:9.00. Specimen 8: 1b<1x1", 1:4.5Op 3. ANATASE. st. Gotthard, Ticino, Switzerland. Sharp lustrous blackish crystals to 4 mm in size scattered over matrix with small quartz crystals. 2x1t" , 1:9.00 4. APATITE. Panasqueira, Beira-Beixa, Portugal. Select translucent sea-green sharp doubly terminated hexagonal crystal with "'"Iller crystals attached. 23x2Ox1B rrrn, 1:6.50p 5. APoPHVLLITE. Poona, nr. Bombay, India. Specimen A: Choice lustrous creamy-white sharp large crystals to 2" in size, scattered on matrix with pale olive-coloured crystalline balls of GVRoLITE to 5 mm in size. Good display specimen. 5x3tx1~", 1:1B.00. Specimen 8: Clear creamy-white sharp crYstals to t" in size intergrown and scattered on matrix with small glassy Quartz crystals and pale greenish crystal masses of Prehnite. 3x2b<2", 1:5.75p. 6. ARAGONITE. Monte Poni, Iglesias, Sardinia. Select creamy-white ramifying coralloidal mass of good shape for display. 2-tx2x1t", 1:5.5Op 7. ARGENTITE. Comstock lode, Virginia City, Nevada, U.S.A. Very rich heavy dull greyish masses with minor native silver intergrowths. Specimen A: 2~x2tx2", 1:17.00. Specimen B: 2~1-f.-", £7 .00. B. ARSENoPVRITE. New Rosewarne Mine, Gwinear, Cornwall. Large tarnished sharp crystals to 7" in size intergrown on matrix and associated with creamy elongated quartz crystals and lustrous blackish Sphalerite crystals. ~x2x1", 1:14.00 9. ARSENoPVRITE. Panasqueira, Beira-Beixa, Portugal. Bright silvery sharp striated crystals to t" in size associated with well formed bright brassy CHALCoPVRITE crystals-to t" in size on matrix. 2x2", 1:9.00 10. AZURITE. 8roken Hill, N.S. Wales, Australia. Fine bright blue sharp elongated terminated crystals to -3:" in length, intergrown and scattered on one end of matrix, with minor greenish malachite. Choice old specimen. 2x1~1", 1:24.00 11. BARVTOCALCITE. 81agill Mine, Alston Moor, Cumberland. Sharp clear tm creamy coloured elongate crystals to *" in length lining cavities in brecciated barytocalcite matrix. 2x1b<1*", 1:2.5Op. 12. BAVLDoNITE. Brandygill Mine, Caldbeck Fells, Cumberland. Rich light green coatings and cellular masses covering and lining cavities in quartz/limonite veinstuff. 3x~211,1:4.5Op 2 13. BORNITE. South Caradon Mine, st. Cleer,· Cornwall. Ricr solid attractively metallic mass. 3x1ix1i", £4.Sop 14. CALCITE. Naica, Chihuahua, Mexico. Choice lustrous creamy sharp hexagonal crystals to 1" in size, most having flat terminations, intergrown in parallel position to form a most interesting specimen rather resembling a crank-shaft in shape. 4~2~x1t", £14.00 1S. CALCITE. Tsumeb, Dtavi, S.W. Africa. Sharp clear rhombic crystals mostly around t" on face edge, intergrown on matrix. 2tx1tx1i", £6.SOp 16. CARPHoLITE. Wippra, Harz, Germany. r-toh ~olden radiated crystalline mass. 2x1t" , £4.SOp 17. CASSITERITE. w'·lberry ~jne, Lanivet, Cornwall. Very rich heavy deep brown crystalline vein section with altered slate walls. An old label is attached to the specimen. ~·x3l-" by 2" wide. £11.00 18. CASSITERITE. storey's Creek, Tasmania, Australia. Choice bright black sharp twinned crystal showing parallel growth on it's faces. 1ix1 ", £14.00 19. CERARGYRDTE. Broken Hill, N.S. wales, Australia. Dull brownish pure cellular crystalline mass. 2~1~1t", £9.00 20. CERUSSITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.W. Africa. Fine sharp creamy lustrous twinned sixling crystal 1" in size, implanted on cellular matrix, with odd smaller twinned crystals. 3tx1~1t", w.oo· 21. CHALCOSIDERITE. Phoenix Mine, Linkinhorne, Cornwall. Deep green sharp crystals to 2 mm in size scattered and lining cavities in cellular ferruginous matrix. 3x1tx1t", £6.Sop 22. CLINoZOISITE. Lom, Norway. Lustrous dark olive-green elongated c;rystal section 1t" in length Embedded in peQmatite matrix. 2-}x1tx1t", £1.Sop 23. COBALT DAWSoNITE. Valle Benedetta, Livorno, Italy. Light purplish to creamy radiated masses lining joints in a brecciated matrix. 2x1~-x1", £3.2Sp 24. CoBALTITE. Mt. Cobalt, Selwyn Ranges, Queensland, Australia. Bright silvery metallic cubic crystals and crystal sections to t" in size richly embedded in schistose matrix with a little needly crystallised Erythrite in places. $2", £4. SOp 2S. NATIVE COPPER. Bisbee, Cochise Co., Arizona, U.S.A. Select coppery metallic ramifying dendritic.rrystallised mass with minor matrix attached. 3tx2", £6.Sop 26. NATIVE COPPER. Goonhilly Gpwn, Lizard, Cornwall. Ramifying sheet-like mass coated with reddish cuprite, greenish chrysocolla and odd fragments of serpentine, on a matrix of altered serpentine. Overall size 4~3x1t", £8.00 27. NATIVE COPPER. Carn Brea Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. ~:ch pure cellular crystallised dGncritic mass. Very interesting specimen collected in the early·part of the last century. 3x2tx1t", £11.00 28. ~·.EVE COPPER. Calumet Mine, Keweenaw Pen., Michigan, U.S ,A. Fine large ramifying p~')1ptural mass of elongated well formed crystals, with odd fragments of calcite in places. Individual crystals range up to -~-" in size. Very choice old specimen, with an old label accompanying it. 7tx6x1", £78.00 29. CUPRITE. Wheal Virgin, Gwennap, Cornwall. Pure deep red cellular mass of intergrown small sharp octahedral crystals. 3x2x1t", £14.00 30. CUPRITE. Copper Queen Mine, Bisbee, Cochise Co., Arizona, U.S.A. Very rich bright reddish mass with small bright green needly MALACHITE crystals lining cavities, together with odd small crystals ibf blue Azurite. ~-x2x1t", £4.7Sp 31. CUPRITE. Wheal Damsel, Gwennap, Cornwall. Rich deep reddish cellular crystallised mass with minor quartz gossan. 2x1~1", £4. SOp 32. DIoPTASE. Mindouli, Niari River, Zaire. Bright emerald green sharp crystals to t" in size lining a 1xt" cavity in crystalline dioptase matrix. 2x1~1t", £14.00 3. EUXENITE. Unneland, Ev je, Norway. Rich lustrous brownish-black masses in pegmatite. 1tx1t" , £1.7Sp 34. FLUoRITE. Heights t1ine, Weardale, Co. Durham. (ine transparent to translucent sharp cubic crystals to 1" in size intergrown together on fluorite matrix. The crystals have an unusual light purplish colour, with the edges of each crystal having a more intense colouration than the centres. 4x4x1t", £16.SOp ~ITE' 81'"'d'"' HI". ""d,l,. C,. 0';',". T"""",,, ,,1, "'-g"'" """"d ,'," ~ FLU~~blC crystals to ~-" in size forming an intergrown group, with odd small creamy CALCITE crystals, a little brownish Siderite, and a sharp brassy twinned Chalcopyrite crystal 5 mm in size, scattered over the fluorite. 3tx2-3-><1", £11.00 35. FLUORITE. 81ackdene Mine, l$ardale, Co. ~'.'r"cll. Fine lustrous purple sharp cubic crystals to 1t" in size forming an intergrown group. Fine specimen for display. ~x5!x1t", £28.00 37. GALENA. 81ackdene Mine, Weardale, Co. Durham. 8right silvery-grey sharp cube-octahedral crystal 1x1" in size associated with transparent light purplish cubic Fluorite crystals to tot in size. 2x1-3->< l'l-", £4.5Op 38. GoETHITE. Restormel Royal Iron Mine, Lostwithiel, Cornwall. Lustrous sharp blackish elongatec crystals to 5 mm in length intergrown and scattered on radiated crystalline goethite matrix, with odd small cavities also lined with crystals. 2ix1ix1t-",' £8.00 39. HEMATITE. Rio Marina, Isle of Elba, Italy. Large bright blackish sharp platy crystals to 1" in size forming an intergrown group on platy crytalline hematite matrix. 2tx2x1';''', £8.00 40. HEULANDITE. Poona, near Bombay, India. Lustrous creamy-white sharp terminated tabular crystals mostly arpund 1 cm in size thickly covering mat rix, with a 1t" sized creamy sheaf of STIL8ITE crystals implanted on one edge. 4-3-><3", £11.00 41. HISINGERITE. Penlee Qry., Newlyn, Cornwall. Rich blackish mass covering altered greenstone matrix. 2~-x2x2", £4. 50p 42. HoRN8LENDE. Arendal, Aust-Agder district, Norway. Well formed lustrous blackish terminated . crystals and crystal sections to over tot in length scattered in and on calcite matrix. 3x2t-x1t", £4. 50p 43. '·,'TCH[JNSONITE. [juiruvilca, Libll?rtad District, Peru. Very choice lustrous blackish sharp elongated terminated crystals to 5 mm in length richly scattered all over pyrite/quartz veinstuff with large orangey-yellow sharp terminated oRPIMENT crystals to 1" in size. Very fine example of this ·rare mineraL 3tx2tx1t", £125.00 44. INESITE. Hale Creek Mine, Trinity Co., California, U.S.A. Light pink sharp crystals to 8 mm in size intergrown on calcite/inesite matrix. 1-3-><1-3-><1", £5.50p 45. JACo8SITE. Langban, Wermland, Sweden. Rich black crystal sections associated with calcite and with thin reddish crusts of Litharge. 2x1tx1t", £4.50p. Specimen 8: Rich blackish crystalline mass. 1ix1tx1", £1.50p , 45. JAMESoNITE. 80dannon Mine, Port Isaac, Cornwall. Silvery-grey metallic silky crystalline mass with milky quartz and minor yellowish 8indheimtte in places. 2ix2tx1t", £5.5Op 47. JAROSITE. Laurium, Attica District, Greece. Sharp' lustrous light brrnwn crystals to 3 mm in size lining numerous cavities in cellular matrix. 1ix1-3-><1t", £11.00 48. LEADHILLITE. Redgill Mine, Caldbeck Fells, Cumberland. Creamy-white platy crystalline masses lying flat and scattered on quartz/galena veinstuff. Specimen A: 2~1-3-><1t", 0.5Op. Specimen 8: 2x1-3-><1t", £2.75p ~9. LISKEARDITE. Penberthy Croft Mine, St. Hilary, Cornwall. Rich whitish crusts lining cavities in .cellular gossany matrix. 1tx1txt-", £2.25p 50. MAGNETITE. Tlilaversella, Piecinont, Italy. Lustrous black sharp crystals to tot in size lining cav.ities in and scattered over massive magnetite/calcite matrix. 2ix2ix1':''', £7.00 51. MALACHITE. Tsumeb, [ttavi, S.W. Africa. 8right green sharp feathery crystals to 3 mm in size covering hematite rich matrix. 2-3-><1tx1t", £4.75p 52. MALACHITE. 8urra-8urra, Yorke Pen., S. Australia. A ball-like mass of bright green malachite replacing azurite crystals to tot in size, and with areas of bright blue unaltered Azurite in places'. 2x2x1~", £8.00 53. MALACHITE. Kambove, Katanga, Zaire. Very fine bright green concentrically banded slab which has been cut and polished. Very attractive specimen for display, with the banding bc1no particularly well developed. 5x4", 03.00 54. MANGANOCALCITE. Mendip Hills, Somerset. Specimen A: Light pink lustrous botryoidal masses thickly covering dog-tooth calcite crystals lining large cavities in pyrolusite matrix. 3x2-3-> i ~ 1 11, 76. rtz n 11 1 r c8.Jrl 78. rown DC ~hedr,l cryst~l 5 of ~uer z/wol r~ito ~,t ix, 27.00 80. TIVE SILVER. Cobnlt, Ont~rio, C~nad', R;ch t~rnished ~llvery s~oet-likO me~~ 5soci~tect L.ith Our apoi~gies for the late issue of the oove~ber listing, which was due to our attending both the London and Munich shows at the end of october. Fine specimens, both British and Foreign, which were aquired at Munich, will be featured on the December list. - RICHARD W. BARSTDW Drakewalls House, Drakewalls, G~nnislake, Cornwall, England. Tal.No.: Gunnislake 032381 (STD 0022) V.A.T.No.: 132-7852-67 LR9ERING IXcCRf~ATIoN Mail orders are promptly filled and despatched on a 7-day examination basis, suo~~ct to a~proval. Immediate rFfund guaranteed on return of the specimen(s), in good condition. Please quote the name a,ld number 07 the specimen(s) required, and enclose P.O./ Si- ill!C wlth order. All priC3S are inclusive of V..A.T. Nw charge is made for postage and packing, except for overseas customers and 1,0:;";"08 cve:- 75p. we reserve the right to make slight SUbstitutions, if necessary, unless advised tw tha co.-Ttrary. Special requests and "wants lists" are welcome. We hQ~e that we may be of some service to you, and assure you of our best attention at all t~mcs. ~ECE~;~~R 1978 Pikes Pewk, Colorado, U.S.A. 1. H'PZO~ITE,!Select lustrous greenish terminated crystal 1tx1" in size with slightly smokey quartz attached. 2x1'b<1-t;-", re.OD 2. o~I'"Pl\ITE. Bellaver de Cerdena, Gerona, Spain. 1~x1-t" cavity in a mudstone nodule, completely lined uith small sharp light oli'18 coloured lustrous crystals. 3x2~1-t;-", £4.75p :J. ~i~GLESITE. Montcooni, near Iglesia8. Sardina. Sha:-p terminated tabular crystals to 5 mm in size l'ichly scattp",:: and ir,~,a"grown on galena matrix. 2X1-f.-X1~", £11.00 <. APATITE. BotaL3::k He'JC:, St. Jl!st, CornllJall. Lust:,:,ous creamy hexagonal crystal sections to O'Jer t" in size ellbe~d3c! 'n brownish garnet matrix. 2-tx1tx1", £3.25p 5. ARAGONITE. M;:;lina dc A:'-090:-, Spain. Speci,nen A: TLIO sharp translucent purplish hexagonal cryst81s, Dna br1ins ~~x<''', the othe,: 1tx1t" in size, joIned together. Overall size 3x2x1-2''', £6.5Op. Specimen G: 1-\ large translucr nt purplish sharp hexagonal crystal with 3maller crystals attacned. 2x2:<1}", f,4.5Op. S;:18cimen C: Sharp purplish translucent hexagoml crystal with another attached on or,a and. ',-,}x1tx1-t;-", £2.25p. All these :,pecimens are of excellent colour and perfection. S. A'1~,SO·JITE. Rowrah, nr. Frizington, Cur;:berland. Sharp transparent spear-like crystals to i" ~n size cove:;,ing ankerite matrix. 1-2'x1tx1t", £2.75p ~. ~'<~'ONITE. Laurium, Attica district, Greece. Fine turqucise-blue fibrous mass with the ~~:-face covered with ramifying tubose I flos-ferri ,• Very attractive specimen for display. 7x~x2~", £16.50p B. NATiVE ARSENI-. Kusa Mine, near 8au, Sarawak, 80rneo. Specimen A: Choice greyish metallic mass with a little quartz, stibnite and realgar, with a bright botryoidal surface. 2&1&1-2-", £14.00. Specimen 8: Very rich greyish mass with a little, quartz, stibnite and s::;ots of realgar. 2~-x1&1-2-", £8.00. Specimen C: as specimen B, 2x1p<1 ", £4.50p. Spec.imen D: rich greyish metallic mass with a botryoidal structure on one side, 1-2-x1", ~2.50p _. ~~SENQPYRITE. Parrall, Chihuahua, Mexico. Specimen A: Very bright silvery sharp diamond shaped crystals to ~" in size thickly intergrown on and lining cavities in T?assive arsenopyrite mat rix. 3x2x1-t", £11.00. Specimen 8: Choice bright silvery sharp crystals cc over -2." in size forming an intergrown group with a little quartz on the reverse side. 2x1~1", £6.50~ O. r:,T>lCAMITE. La Farola 1'1ino, Copiapo, Chile. Specimen A: Lustrous bright green sharp b1Qded crystals ost 1'1 aro Jrod 4- 5 rm if' size, thi,ckly covering mat rix. 2x1~''', £6. SOp. Specimen 8: Bright green rod-lik~ r.rystals tL 4 mm in size aggregated in areas on chrysocollQ matrix. 2x1~", £2.2cp 2 11. AURICHALCITE. 79 I~ine, H",yden, Gila CD., Arizona, U.S.A. Specimen A: Very choice bright turquoise blue needly crystals completely covErin~ cellular limonitic matrix with a little crystallised C21cite. The reverse side shows cavities lined with star-like crystal aggregates of aurichalcite. Very choice display specimen. 5xJ.}", £33.00. Specimen B: Fine turquoise blue radiated needly crystal 'balls' to ~" in SiZ8, very attractively scatterec over blackish botryoidal goethite on limonitliJc matrix. 3f.-x2x1-~", £23.00. Specirjlan C: Fine turqUOise blue radiated drystal balls to over -l-" in sizE] thickly covering limonitic matrix with odd cavities lined with small sharp Hemimorphite crystals. 2i;-x2~x1~-", £11.00 12. AXINITE. Botallack Head, st. Just, Cornwall. Lustro~s sharp terminated clove-brown crystal~ to -t" in size intergrown on crystalline axinite. 1-tx1x1", £f1.50p 13. AZURITE. Chessy, Rhone, France. Bright blue sharp crystals to 8 mm in size thickly lining cavities to 1" in size in crystalline azurite/creamy clay matrix. 3x2~1t", £38.00 14. BARYTES. Carbonate Shake, Murton r'line, Scordale, Westmoreland. Select divergent spray of sharp clear well terminated large tabular crystals, the largest being 3x2" in SiZE. ~x2~-x1-t", £8.00 15. BARYTES. New Glencrieff Mine, Wanlockhead, Dumfrip.s, Scotland. Lustrous creamy-white sharp crystals to 1" in size forming an intergrown group. 2tx2", £3.5Op 16. BENIToITE. San Benito CD., California, U.S.A. Choice sharp light cornflower-blue crystals to t" in size scattered and partially embedded on white natrolite matrix, with several bright blackish sharp elongated NEPTUNITE crystals to 1 cm in size. 3x2", £2B.00 17. BERYL variety AQUAMARINE. Teofilo otoni, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Select clear pale greeniso sharp elongated terminated single crystals showing interesting growth patterns. Each approx 1t" long by 1 cm across the axis. £3.50p each. 13. BEUDANTITE. Wheal Carpenter, Gwinear, Cornwall. Rich crust of ~inute sparkling dark olive coloured crystals covering quartz veinstufl , with cavities on the reverse side of the specimen lined with crystals. 2x1-tx1", £4.5Op 13. BORNITE. Dolcoath IUne, Camborns, Cornwall. Very rich purply tarnished metallic mass with golden chalcopyrite in association. 2}x2x1-t", £4.50p 20. BORNITE. Carn Brea Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. Small sharp tarnished crystals scattered in cavities in cellular quart zose veinstuff. 1~1tx1t", £4. 50p 21. BOURNoNITE. Julcan~ Mine, Junin Prov., Peru. Specimen A: Well formed dark grey cog-wheel crystals tc t" in sizs scattered over an intergrown group of bright golde:l pyritohedral PYRITES crystals to over ~" in size. 2~x2t", £<03.00. Specimen B: Bright silvery-grey sharp cog-wheel crystals to 4 mm in size scattered all over a cellular matrix with odd sharp black Sphalerite crystals, a little Pyrites, and on the reverse side, sharp rod-like silvery crystals of Arsenopyrite. 3x2x1i!-", £23.00. Specimen C: A sharp dar:< grey twinned cog-~neel crystal 1 cm in size implanted on an intergrown group of bright golden pyritohedral PYRITES crystals to t" in size. 2x1", £13.00. Specimen D: Brigllt silvery-grey sharp cog-wheel crystals to i, mm in size scattered over cellular matrix with a little Pyrites and Quartz. 1x1", £8.00 22. CALCITE. St. Andrs3sberg, Harz, Germany. Fine lustrous creamy stout hexagona~ flat terminated crystals to 1" in size thickly intergrown on matrix. Choice old specimen. ~x3tx1-7", £2B.00 23. CALCITE. Levant Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall. Sharp creamy translucent platy hexagonal crystals to 1 cm in size thickly intergrown on milky quartz veinstuff. zt-x2-:\-x2", £ •75p 24. CASSITERITE. Trevaunance Mine, St. Agnes, Cornwall. Large lustrous brownish :Iell formed crystals to i" in size intergrown on one side of crystalline cassiterite/slate matrix. 3x2x1~", £13.00 25. CASSITERITE. Bojewans tin-stream works, Sancreed, Cornwall. Rich dark brown ~ass intermixed with milky quartz crystal sections 8nd showing fibrous '~od-tin' structure in places. One side of the specimen has been cut & polished. 2x1tx1t", £3.50p 26. CARPHoLITE. 4th of July Mine, San Benito CD., California, U.S.A. Specimen A: Golden yollow bladed crystals to 5 mm in len~th scattered sparsely over ferruginous mat~ix with odd patches of reddish Cinnnbar. 3ix2~1t", £6.50p. Specimen B: Golden yellow platy crysti1ls aggregated in aroas on ferruginous matrix with traces of cinnabar. 1~1t", £2.50p CERUSSITE. Redburn nine, Rookhope, :::0. Durhrun. Choicr, cre~ y rr,ticul"t ec m'lSS of j'l~k~ nw 0 cryst:ols to l' in lenrth wi"h ligr,t brownis limonite in pl'lces. 3x2x1 " , £16.5Op CERUSSITE. Tsu e', Ot~vi. S.W. frLC'1. >ine tr nsp-,r8nt gl'1.lsy t"bul~r winned cry~t.,l showing intern 1 growth p'ltten" ,,;:'/ nie8 cleCln specimen. 1 'x<", £9.00 29. CHP COCITE. Whenl Cock, St. Just, Crrnw~l:. Brig ilvery-gr8y well orm8d hexagom~l cryst~ls showing inc8resting growth st;:ucturcs on their f~C8S, :0 1 cm in size inter grown on ~nd c.ith cel::'ul-r OU'lrt70se vein~tuff. 2x1'x1". £73.00 30. CHALCOCITE. Crenvcr ~br,h3m ~ina, Crow9n, Cornw.,ll. Bright ~ilv8ry rev intergrown group of sh'lrp cryst Is, sho~ing sm311~r ~ryst 1 covering l,rger cryst'lls to 1 cm in length. l' 1", £28.00 31. CHILDRENITE. George Ch-rlntte Mine, n;:. T"vistock, Devon. Specimen A: 8right gold8n bro..Jn sh?rp cr,/stols to 2 mm in size richly coverir,g ., '," ~re'l on qu'Ortz/sideritc m;:otrix 2x1·2-x1t-", re.oo. Specimen 8: £Jright golden-brown sh'lrp crystols to 2 mm in size '1ggregRted in - .• " ~ren on chloritised sl2te/ou,rtz m~trix. 1+x11;X1 ", £5.50p 32. CHRYSDCOLLA. Inspirotion ine, Miami, Arizonn, U.S.A. Very rich bright turquoise-blu8 pure banded masses with minor c 31cedonic qU3rtz. Very "ttrective and colourful sompl"". Specimen A: 3x~1''', £5. SOp. Specimen 8: 2h<1 1x1", £2.75p 33. CINNA8AR. Alm~den, Ciud'1d Real, Spain. Specim~n A: Bright red sh,rp crystRls and cryst.,l sections to 3 mm in size r'chly li'1ing C'lvities and joints in qURrtzi e matrix, with the uppermost surf'lce mostly covered in cryst'llline cinmb'lr. 4x2'x1", £14.00. Specimer 8: 8right red shiJrp cr¥st31s -md crystal sections to 3 in size covering "I 1 1" -rJ on quartzite mntrix. 2,.x2x1~-", £9.00. Specimen C: 8right red cryst'11s to , mm in ~ize lining "I 1" c:J1Jity in dork qU3rtzite m"trix. 2x1i-x11:", £6.50p 34. CLINOCLASE. Whenl Gorl'1nd, St. DRY, Co;:nw'lll. Specimen A: 8right deep blue small sh-rp crystals richl} lining nUClerous c~vitJJes in cellul"lr quartzose veinstuff. 2tx11;X"'" £8.00. Specimen 8: Brignt blue cryst'lls to 3 mm in size lining c?vities in cellul-r quartz with a little Olivenite. 11;X1", £4.50p 35. COLUSITE. Tr')m 8'1 hine, 8L:tte, MontcJn8, U.S.A. Very r:'ch tarnished met311ic m'lsses with ::: little pyrites in assoc~?tion. Specimen A: 2-~x2x1~", £8.00. Specimen 8: 1tx1~1", £L..5O;J 36. CON ELLITE. Perran St. George Mille, PerrRnz~buloe, Cornw')ll. Sky blue fibrous bgnded solid 3SS with ~3. DIOPTASE. Tsumeb, Otovi, S.W. Africa. Very fine bright emer'lld green sharp crystals to 1 r 1 in size scattered 811 over small cre2my rhombic C31cite crystals covering matrix, wit, 8 large cavity pn the rp-verse side also lined with diopt3se crystals to 1 cm in size. Very choice specimen for disp13y. 5x31;x2", £Zl5.00 44. CUPRITE. Phoenix Min=, Linkin orne, Cornw"ll. Very rich 1eep red mass with much silky bright green malachite lining c3vities. 3x2ix1~1I, £8.00 45. DAVIDITE. Rsdium Hill, Ol~ry, S. Au~tr~li2. Rich lustrous brownish-bl~ck mlSS0, witn little qu"rtz '1nd biotito mic". S;:mcimen : 2 x21", £5. c,Op. Speci en 8:' 1}x1t", L. 46. DOL ().. ITE •Florenco 11ino, ::gremortc , CUll'berl"no. Lustrous crl''JITly sh?rp curverl s:Jddlo- 'h'1pl: crys 81s r:chly covering onc side of deep roddi h botryoid,: 'kidney e. ~titc' with large areas of JTlcll ,p-Ikling bl-lck 'ipecLl-Jrite cry::t,,13. 5x3x1t-", 1:13.00 47. ENARGITE. QUiruvilc-, Li~8rtcd Dept.: Pcru. Sharr brignt metcllic grey to~in'1ted cry t,l~ to 5 mm in size ,350ciated ~ith g~ld_~ pyrito cdr. 1 pyrites cryst'1lo covering m-trix. Specimen A: 2x1,.-x1';''', 1:9.00. "'pccinc;1 8: 1~x1", 1:~.50p 48. FLUORITE. nine le 8ex, Puy-de-Dome, Fr"ncc. TurquoisE-~luE cle,r sharp cub:c crystold to t" in sizo intergrown nd oC:Jtter"d over thin mL'f11br~ne of quartz. Some of the cr\l-tals show;) nice intern::Jl colour bcmding. '.4x3x1 ' '', 1:2&.00 49. FLUORITE. Musquiz, CO-hu_l-, ~cxico Specimer : ~lno deep purple r, slucont s arp cubic crystnls with stopped f'1ces, to 1t" in size, forming ']'1 ':'ntergrown group. 4>:~x2", £13.01 Specimen 8: Tmnsporont deep purple 1'1rge sh,rp cubic crystal with stepred f"!ces 1~x1";" in size, impl-nted on s aller cryst"ls. 2'x2~11.", £9.00 50. FLUORITE. C"rovia Mine, Asturias, Spcin. Light purple translucent sh"lrp cutic crystol~ with s epped f"ce~ to ne~rly }" in sizo, richly intergrown -md ,;c,ttered on tright pyramid'11 Quartz crystds covering qu-rtz m;;trix. 4·'x3x1J·", W.OO 51. ~I.UrnITE. Heights t1ine, Wea"dale, Co. Durham. Tr:Jn3p"ront light green to pLrplish shnrp twinned cubic cryst,ls to cm in size sc-;tered ~ll over minute Du-rtz =rystals on ironstone matrix. 3xc,1-x1-t", £7.00 52. FLUORITE. 8urtree PClsture Mine, I~eardale, Co. Durham. Select light purple inte:,-penetr~nt twinned single crystol sr.~wing intern"l bandi Q ~x1", £1.25p 53. GALENA. Sweetw3ter r'line, Ellington, r-1islOouri, U.S,A. Choice bright silver'J'Jre\ sharp -md large single cubic cryst~l showing ~tt'l<:hm,mt 0, the base. 2t-x1fx1t-", £'3.00 5~. GALENA. Handsome t~eQ Vein. Smcrllcleug ~:ine, Nenthead, Cumber13nd. Specimer A: ~1etollie grey well formed cubic cryst'lls te 1 ,. in size scattered over creamy-broL 1 dolomite cr stals covoring limestcn.c m::trix. L,}x3X~_'" £12.00. Spccimen 8: Well fo ed metQllic grey cubic cryst"l 1~x1t" in size impbnted ~n m"ltrix witr, , little pyrites. 2tx2x1~", £6.5Dp 55. '\".' ·~"ter Springs, Cherokee Co., K3ns:Js, U.S.A. Sharp silvery-grey cubic crystals showing interesting growth pRtterns on their f"Jces, to over i-" in size, sc ttered ovor matrix with sh'lrp deep brown ustrous S"HALERITE crlJst3ls to t" in size. 4x2l-x1t-", £8.00 56. GETCHELLITE. Getcho:l Mine, Humb~ldt Co., Nov'3d~, U.S.A. Rich deep lustrous red cryst-llino mosses scattered in orpi'7lent/rEnlg-r atrh. Specimen A: 2.,]-x2x1", £6.5Dp. Specimen 6: very rich in getchellite, 1tx1tx1", £5.50p 57. HEMI~ORPHITE. L2 Esmer'llda Mine, Chihu3hu~, M~x"co. Specimen A: Select turquoise-blue s~lky botryoidal mass thickly covering both sides of matrix. 3tx2x1~''', £9.00. S eei en 8: As specimen p." 2tx2x1t", £6. 5Dp. Colourful sFecimons. 58. JUNITOITE. Christm~s Mine, H3yden, Arizona, U.S.A. Cre~my-white plety crYlOtals sc~ttered in :)reas on matrix with a little bluish Kinoi e. Specimen A: 2tx1tx1", L7 .00. Specimen 6: 2x1~x1t", £4. 50p 59. KOTTIGITE. Mino Ojuelo, M~pimi, Durango, Mexico. Specimen A: 8right sRge-Qraen shprp b13ded crystals cggregrlted in r3dioted star-like g::oups to 4 mm in sizo "nd scattered all over limonitic matrix .. 3h<1;}", £14. DD. Specimen a: Sage-green tabula" crystals aggregated in star-like groups to 5 mm in size with, little crystallise' Se~enite on both sides of li onitic matrix. 1x1", £9.00 60. LEPIDOLITE. Vorutr8sk, N. Sweden. Specimen A: Sharp hex:Jgonal bright l2vend r coloured cryst3l books to ~." in size sC:Jttered in pegmatite m:Jtrix with odd pinki"h sections of Rubellite tourmaline. 3x 2}x2", £5"5Dp. Specimen 8: As specimen A, but without the rubellit12. 2x2xlil-", £3.50p 61. LEUCITE. Rocc2monfin2, ~!aples, It;--ly. Sh'1rp cre3my-white crystal with minor ,m'ltrix attaehecj. 1tx1tx1", £4.75p 62. LI8ETHENITE. r~iguel V:JrC']S t':iile, ~lentejL1, Portugol. Sharp bright olive green crystals mostly oround 1-2 mm in s:'.ze very ricCJly scattered all over matrix. 3x2-tx1~", £11.00 LIEBIGITE. lil;h~Gri;zwoc.IL,r 1·1inc, Jl.;ffbrS~n Co., Colondo, U.S.A. lime green wEoll f"rmL.u cryst~ls "1nd cryst'll c.·usts thickly covering the surf:lce :md one side of m~trix. ~ 2x1", £B.oo 64. LINDGRENITE. Inspir~tion Mine, Mi"1mi, Arizon~, U.S.A. Light grc.en sc~ly cryst~ls lying flat on 'lre"1S of motrix. Specimen 1\: 2x2x1", £4.50p. Specimen B: 1tx1-tx1", £2.5Op 65. LOLLINGITE. Treme::'rnc Cliff, ne3r Porthleven, Cornw"lll. Rich silvery metallic m"Jss 2x l " in pegm"1tite m-trix. 2{x2x1''', £3.25p 66. MAGNETITE. H"1ytor Mine, Haytor V3le, D~rtmoor, Devon. Bright bluck shArp oatghedral crystgls to 3 nvn in size richly covering m"gnetite/3ctinolito m,trix. 1tx1~x1", £2.5Op 67. MARCASITE. Jpolin, Missouri, U.S.A. Bright golden met~llic sh,rp spear-like cryst"1ls mostl ,round 5 tm1 in size thickly oovering m"ltrix with "3 little creamy colcite. 4x2f.-", £B.oo 68. ~nGUINNESSITE. Mcndocino Co., C~liforni~, U.S.I\. Specimen A: Rich turquoise blue silky crystglline crust covering matrix. 2~x1~x1~", £8.00. Specimen B: Thin turquoise blue crusts covering ~rC3" of matrix. 1t-x1-t", £3.25p 69. MENEGHINITE. P"1cific qry., Santa Cruz Co., C2liforni"3, U.S.A. Rich silvery ~rey metallic masses in sk"1rn m,.,trix. Specimen A: 2jx2~x1i;", £6.50p. Specimen B: 2x1:-", £4.50p. Specimen C: 1~x1x1", £2.25p 70. NATIVE MERCURY. Socrates Mine, Sonoma Co., C"1liforni"J, U.S.A. Bright silvery globules ond p~tches richly sc~ttered on "lnd in matrix. 2i;x1~", £3.25p 71. MoTTRAMITE. Tsumeb, Dtavi, S.W. Afric~. Sparkling deep brown micro crystgls thickly covarir a cryst"111ised mass of Descloisite. 1tx1~x1", £4.5Op 72. MIMETITE variety CAMPYLITE. Drygill Mine, Caldbeck Fells, Cumberl"lnd. Bright orgngey sh~rp b~rrel sh"1ped crystals mostly around 4-5 mm in size thickly covering bl"Jck psilomel3ne co~ting qU:Jrtz veinstuff. Very rich specimen for disp13y. 5x:8x1t", £2B.00 73. ORPIMENT. Napoleon Vain, uiruvilca, Libertgd Province, Peru. Specimen A: Very choice bright orangey sharp terminated crystals to 1 cm in size thickly covering 0 brecci"ved matrix, with numerous lustrous deep red sh-rp HUTCHINSoNITE cryst:Jls to 4 mm in length scattered on th reverse Elide. 4x3-tx1i", £110.00. Specimen B: Bright orangey shorp crystals mostly 3round B nvn in size thickly encrusting mgtrix, with sm811 orpiment and barytes cryst:J!s covering the reverse slide. 4-tx2 4 ", £34.00. Specimen C: Sh'lrp bright orangey tr-nslucent cryst,ls to ·1 cm in size forming "In intergrown group. 1t-x1", £9.00 74. PAPAGoITE. New Corneli., Mine, Ajo, Arizona, U.S.A. Specimen A: Minute bright bluB crY3t~lEl and rich crusts covering "3re 76. PARAHOPEITE. Broken Hill, Z2mbi~. Creamy coloured crystgls 2nd crystal sheaves to 5 tm1 in size richly covering l"!rge 3reas of :J cellu13r parahopeite/limonite mgtrix. 2tx2x1t-", £11.00 77. PENTLANDITE. B2n,n- Orebody, Kombalda, W. Australi"J. Solid pure bronzey metAllic m=sses. Specimen A: ~x2P<1i;", £5.50p. Specimen B: 1tx11:-", £2.25p 7B. PYRITES. Whenl Jane, Ke=, Cornwall. Unusual bright brassy mClSS showing a brilli:Jnt botryoidal surfLlce with cubic cryst'"]l f:Jces in places. 2~-x2*x1t", £4.5Op 79. PYRITES. Govorr:Jno Mine, Tuscany, It"lly. Specimen A: Bright br,ssy sharp crubic cryst~ls to t" in size thickly intergrown "lnd forming a dome-shaped specimen entirely composed 05 crystals. 4-tx2" by 2t" high, £2B.00. Specimen B: Bright brassy shnrp striated pyritohedrcl cry:Jt.,ls to ~II in siz2 thickly intergrown on massive pyrites mntrix. 3x2-tx2", £9.00. 'ipecimen C: Cpmplex sh3rp '·rilJht ntri"lted crystills to t" in size forming an intergrown group •. ~x2~x1i;", £5. SOp BD. PYRITES. NeLlr Logronio, Spain. Brilli"Jnt brassy perfect sh"lrp single cubic cryst~ls. The~e are perfectly formed with clean und~m,ged f"ces. Specimen A: 3Ox30x30 mm, £5.5Op. Specimen S: 22x22x22 mm, £4.5Op B1. PYROMORPHITE. f'iine 18S Forqos, Creuse, Fnnce. Bright t r"Jnslucent orLlngey to light brown sh:Jrp elongated ~eA£~Llr.Ll crystals mostly arpund 4-6 mm in size, thickly scattered over both sides of :3 ~,roup of l~rge cre~my white barytes cryst~ls. 4<. 3ix2t", £64.00 '., 2" QUART Ze Gillf:Ju~ i~inL, r DJ!' Egr.:. ,10nt. t IC .... t CJ~ber: ..,nd.. I+T3'l3J:"1r'1nt Sh'):rp OOLbl)' t~ crystals to over '." in SiLO intergrown on hem 88. SMITHSONITE. Broken Hill, Z:Jmbi". Lust ,OUS tr,msparcrot c:--e:"ny to light br'~" shnrp rhombic crystals to 5 mm in size thickly intergrown all Dver <3 cellular matriy., 1-tx1i'x1'}", £1,.50 89. SMITHSONITE. Tsumeb, Dtavi,S,W. Africa. Fino l Wishing you a very hf'ppy Christmas and good collecting in the New Veer
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