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NmTEMBEh 1974.1. ADAMITE. Mina Ojuela, Mapimi, Durango, Mexico. Bright,

transparent light yellowish green, sharp crystals thicklylining large cavities in cellular Limonite. 4tx2tx2". £13.

2. ANGLESITE. Broken Hill, N.S. Wales, Australia. Lustrous,creamy white, small sharp crystals encrusting intergrowntabular crystals of whitish Cerussite. 2ix2". £6.)0.

3. APOPHY~LITE. Jewel Tunnel, Poona, India. Choice, large, brighttranslucent crystals to t" in size thic:kly encrllstingBasalt matrix \·lith minor crystals of Stilbite in associatio:,.Specimen A - Excellent for display - 6x4x2". £16;Specimen B - 2txltxl". £3. )0.

4. AF,SENOPYhITE. Kassandra Mine, Stradouiki, Greece. Bright,metallic, silvery twinned crystals mostly around t" in size,intergrOl1n anci sca ttered on crystaline Pyri tell. 2txlt".£6. )0.

). ARSENOPYhITE. Trepca, Yugoslavia. Very bright, silvery, spear-·shaped tvlinned crys.tals to 1 cm. in size, intergrown andscattered on \1hite crystaline Dolomite. 2xlt". £6.)0.

6. ARTINITE. Staten Island, Richmond Co., New York, U.S.a.Delicate, snow-white, needles thickly encrusting Serpentinematrix. 3x2". £4.)0.

7. AT CAMITE. Gomersal, S. Australia. Deep green, lustrous,elongated crystals to t" in length, intergrown andscattered in cavities in cellular Limonite. 2x2". £).)0.

8. ATACAMITE. Duke of Cornwall Mine, Kadina, S. Australia. Brigh e ,deep green, botryoidal crystaline mass, very attractivespecimen. Itxl " • £2~2).

9. AUTUNITE. Bessines M~ne, Haute-Vienne, France. Lustrous,lime green, crystal plates thickly scattered over Granitematrix. Superb for fluorescent display. 7x3". £13.

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-2-AZURITE. Crowl Creek, Nr. Cobar, N.S.Wales, Australia.

Brilliant blue, small, sharp crystals completelyencrusting a vlhitish San<..st:me matrix, Specimen A - 4tx2t".£lli Specimen B - encrusted on both sides with crystals ­3JCl"2'" £6.50.

BARYTO~LCITE. Admiralty Flats, Nentsberry Hag6s Mine, Nr.Alston,Cumberland. Unusual, whitish, intergrown tabular crystalsand crystal rosettes, thi~kly encrusting matrix.Specimen A - 2txlt". £3.25; Specimen B - ltxl+". £2.25.

BERThANDITE. Cheesewring Quarry, Linkinhorne, Cornwall. Small,colourless, well formed platy crystals scattered andintergrovm with small Quartz crystals on Granite. 2txlt".£1.65.

BERYL. Sheskinaroan, Dungloe, Co. Donegal, N. Ireland. Light,creamy green, sharp hexagonal crystals to i" in lengthpartially embedded in Quartz/Orthoclase pegmatite.4x2t". £3.50.

~TIVE BISMUTH. Botallack ine, st. Just, Cornwall. hich j

bright, metallic, silvery masses and velnlets in reddishJasper. 2tx2". £5.50.

N.TIVE BISMUTH. Bow Creek Mine, Deepwater, N.S. Wales, .u~tralia.

Superb, ~oarsely crystaline, pure metalli mass ass~ciated

wi~h a little silvery bladed BISMUTHINITE, platyMOLYBDENITE and silvery plates of TEThADYMITE, and a litt13smoky Quartz. 2xltxl". £13.

BLOMSTRANDI E. Hiltveit, Iveland, Norway. Pure, resinous,pitchy brov.'Il mass. Itxlt". £1.75.

BOUL~GEnITE. Mina Noche Buena, za~atecas, Mexico. Choice,silvery grey, needly crystals thickly intergrown andassociated vlith bronzey Iron Pyrites, Sphalerite and alittle Quartz. 3JC2tx2". £11.

BOURNONITE. Herodsfoot Mine, L3nreath, Cornwall. Small, bright,silvery grey, crystals and crystal aggregates, scatteredand intergrown on Quartz with lenti ular light brovm crystalsof Siderite. 2ix2". £5.50.

CACOXENITE. Eleonore Mine, Dunsberg, Hesse, Germany. Light,yelloViish, fibr')us, radiated masses ri~hly intergrown \vithbrOl'inish Limonite. 2x2,}". £2.25.

CALCITE. Ballard Mine, Cherokee GO., Kansas, U.S.A. A verylarge light creamy yellovl, lustr~us, terminated taperinghexagonal crystal. TOvmrds its termination the crystalis partly transparent and exhibits' ghosting'. The crystalstands well and is superb for display; odd spots oflI'::ystaline Galena are scattered on one face of the crystal.8" long x 4x3,t across the base. £13.

CALCITE. Tynebottom Mine, Garrigill, Cumberland. Specimer.:l-.A large, sharp, creamy coloured, doubly terminated"na il _ head " type crystiJl implanted on a rna tr ix of sn-allsharp Quartz crystals with odd smaller Calcites. 2x2t'· ­Vlith the crystal being a proximately 2txltxlt" in size ­£4.50; Specimen B - A similar crystal implanted on small,bright Quartz crystals, 2xlt" - Vlith the crystal beingapprox. l+xlxl" in size. £3.25.

CASSITEhITE. ZinnVlald, Bohemia, C.S.S.rt. Choice, large,lustrous, deep brOl-Jn knee shaped sharp twir1ned singlecrystaL ltxlt't. £7.75.

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-3-SSITThITE. lheal ar l 11] ogan, C01'l1Hal1. Deep brolm, Hell

formed crystals to ~" in size emb'edded ana scattered inpink Orthoclase, Cassiterite and ,uartz matrix. 2xltxlt".£2.75.

24. CASSITERITE. Polberro! Mine, st. Agnes, Cornwall.blackish brown, crystals and ~rystaline masseswith a little Quartz thickly encrusting Slate.is atta..:hed to the specimen. 3tx2t". £4.50.

25. CEF.USSITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.li. Africa. Choice, lustrous,transparent, sharp t\,inncd crystals to t" in size, thic:k~ Jintergro\m and en rustin matrix. 3tx3~-". £12.

26. CEhUS ITE. Rum Jungle, Northern Terr., ustralia. Lustrous,creamy white, reticulated crysta'..s thickly intergr0Hn wt ,:1bright green fibrous MALA~ ITE; very colourful andinteresting specimen. 2txlt". £4.50.

27. CEhUSSITE. Leadhil1s, LDnarkshire, Scotland. Bright, creamycoloured, reticulated crystals to 1 cm. in size implar-tccin cavities in massive Cerussite/Limonitic gassan matrix.l~xHxl". £7.75.

28. CEltUSSITE. Redburn Mine, Wearc.ale, Co. Durham. '::reamy v/hit r ,:

intergrown masses of elongated 'ja..:k-straw' type crystAl~

wi th very little matrix. Specimen A - 2tx2". £6.50;Specimen B - HxH-". £4.50.

29. CHALCOCITE. Carn Brea Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. Thumb-nailsized grJups of intergrown hexagonal and platy crystalswhich are partially altered t~ Bornite. Most specimensshow a slight irridescence and exhibit varying degreesof repla..:ement, though in all ases t e originalChalcocite crystals are sharp. £1.25 each.

30. C LCOPYRITE. Great Laxey Mine, Isle of Man. Large, bright,bronzey, tv/inned crystals to t" ~n size, scattered ona matrix of intergrown large, creamy white, rhombicDolomite crysta Is. 3tx3". £4.50.

31. CHAL~OSTIBITE. Sidi-Betache, Nr. Romanni, Morocco. Bright,metallic, grey t" bladed mass embedded in .;alcite/Dolomitematrix. Itxl". £1.25.

32. CHILDnENITE. Crinnis Mine, Nr. St. Austell, Cornwall. Small,lustrous, shar , coffee bro"m crystals, richly en~rusting

Slate/quartz. 2xlxl". £5.50.33. CINNABAh. Almaden, Cuidad - eal, Spain. Deep red, lustrous,

masses and small sh,arp crystals aggregated in cavitiesin a quartzose veinstuff. l~-xl". £2.25.

34. NATIVE COPPEh. Druids South Lode, '::nn Brea Mine, Illogill1,CornHall. Fine, tarnished, pure crystalised massconsisting of an intergr-:>v/th of sharp denciritic crystal::mostly resembling sm811 'fern leaves'. 4x4x2t". £16,50_

35. CORNETITE. Mine de l'Etoilc, Lubumbashi, Katanga, ~aire.

Bright, sparkling, deep blue micrJ crystals th;cklyencrusting a light coloured mudstone. 3tx2t". £22.

36. CUPhITE. Poldory Mine, Gwelli1ap, ':;ornwall. Lustrous, deepmaroon col.:lured, modified cubic cryst.als richly encrusti- _::)both sides of a hackly plate of crystline Native Copper.3x2t". £7.75.

-4-CUPKITE. East ~henl Damsel, Gwennap, Cornwall. Small, drusy,

deep maroon coloured crystals, encrusting large sharp spear­shaped crystals of NATIVE COPPER, intergrown and associate1with whitish (uartz and a little black radiated Tourmaline.3x2x!t". £4.50.

38. ~~~RO-DESCLOISITE. Copper ueen Mine, Bisbee, Conchise Co.,rizona, U.S. • Select, rich, velvEty black and light tar.

coloured pure botryoidal mass with odd fragments ofLimonite. 2tx2xlt". £4.50.

39. DIOPTASE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.,!. frica. Specimen A - Superb,brilliant emerald green, very sharp translucent totransparent crystals mostly around 3 rom. in size thicklyencrusting ~alcite/Limestonematrix. ExcellEnt displayspecimen. 4x2t". £22; Speci.men B - Bright, emerald green,small, sharp crystals thickly lining and scattered in largecavities in matrix. 2tx2". £6.50; Spe.:: Lmen C - A largebright emerald green terminated, well formed, singlecrystal 1 cm. in size lying flat on matrix of Hhitish ~31cice

with odd masses of crystaline Dioptase. 2x2". £4.50;Specimen D - Bright emenld green, small, very sharp crys;;a: sthickly encrusting matrix. Ii-xl". £3.25.

40. DOLOMITE. Blackdene Mine, Weardale, Co. Durham. Lustrous,creamy colour ed 'saddle shaped' crystals thickly encrustir,:;Limestone matrix. 3x3x2". £1.25.

41. DUFRENITE. Phoenix Mine, Linkinhorne, Cormml1. Dark brovmishgreen, radiated spherical masses thickly encrusting Quartz!Tourmaline veins tuff • 3x2t". £4.50.

42. DUFTITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.'!!. Africa. Dark, olive green, fibrou:lcrystilised masses thickly en.::rusting an· intergrown mass 0 1:

light brovm platy iULFENITE crystals with odd small rhomb~

of whitish Calcite ;in association. 2tx2t". £4.50.43. EKMANITE. Brunsjogruvan, Nr. Lokabrunn, Va rmland, SHeden.

Rich, black, crystaline mass intergrown with a littlewhitish ~l~ite. ltx!t". £2.25.

4~. ENARGITE. Butte, Silver Bow Co., Montana, U.S.A. Bright,metallic, greyish, well formed terminated crystals to 4 rom.in size richly intergrown on Quartz/Pyrite veinstuff.2tx2". £5.50.

45. EPIDOTE. GreEn Monster MinE, Prince·.of WOIES Island, Alaska,A superb, very sharp, terminated deep olive green singlecrystal 1" in length x ltxl" across the axis. £4.50.

46. FLUOhITE variety CHLOhOPHANE. East Pool Mine, Illogan,Cornwall. Choice, creamy white, porcelaineous mass inter­grown with a little Quartz, Chlorite and threads ofChalcopyrite. An old label a~companies this specimen.3x3x2 '1 • £2.25.

47. FLUORITE. Boltsburn 1ine, Weardale, Co. Durham. Two finetransparent zoned purple, intergrown, lustrous CJbiccrystals. The larger crystal is 3x2x2 '1 in size the small r2xltxlt". fA. little brovmish Siderite encrusts one face 0

each of the crYstals. £13.48. FLUOhITE. LadYvlash Mine, Eyaih, Derbyshire. A plate of lustro'".s

greyish white, intergrown stepped cubic crystals toIt" on edge. 8x4t". £3.25.

-5-FRANKLINITE. Franklin, Sussex Co., ew Jersey, U.S ••

Lustrous, black, large ~rystaline mJsses an~ sharpoctahedral crystals to t" in size ri hly intergrown Vlithwhitish ":Jl~ite ane. apple green Willemite. 3X2xlt" .£8. 50.

50. LEN. Baxter Springs, Cherokee Co., K"nsas, U.S ••Specimen - Bright, silvery gre1, sharp, cubic crystalsto 1" on fa-:e edge, thickly intergrO\offi on Chert matrix Hi';ha little whitish ~alcite in asso~iation. Choice fordisplay. 6x2x2". £11; Specimen B - _ group of large,sharp, intergrown cubic crystals! the largest crystal havin;face edges over 1" in size. 3x21[xli". £6.50.

51. G LEN. Blackclene Mine, eardale, Co. Durham. Select, smallgroups, of very bright and sharp modified cubic intergro\TIcrystals. The crystals range in size up to t", specimer.~are mostly lxl". £1.25 each.

52. GOETHITE. Restormel Royal Iron Mine, Lostwithiel, ~ornwall.

Rich, light broVln, fibro-ra iated rrystaline banus sho\'lin§;botryoidal surfaces with drusy black crystals associatedVlith a little reddish Hematite and small bright crystals 0_

uartz. 2tx2". £3.25.53. HEMATITE. Rio Marina, Elba, Italy. group of large! sharp,

metallic black crystals in parallel gro"lth. 2xl:r". ~.25

54, HEMIMOR~HITE. Broken Hill, Zambia. Specimen A - Superb,lustrous, sharp crystals of a whitish colour thicklyaggregated and completely encrusting a dome shaped massof Limonitic matrix. 4x4x3". £17.50; Specimen B -Pale creamy blue, lustrous crystaline mass, \'lith onefac sh0\1ing crudely formed radiated crystals 2tx2-t".£3.25; Specimen C - Light blue, radiated botryoidal massltxl" , asso.::iated with crystaline ":erussite. 2xl~". £1.25·

55. HEMIMOh~HITE. Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua, M~xico. Lustrous,translucent, terminated tab'~lar crystals to 1 cm. in lengt_thickly encrusting Limonitic matrix witl, small rhombs ofwhitish ~aL.:ite. 3x3". £4.50.

56. HEULANDITE. Jewel Tunnel, Poona, InQia. Specimen ~ - Bright:pearly, translucent, pinkish sharp crystals to I cm. insize, thi kly en~rusting Basalt matrix. 2tx2". £3.50;Specimen B - Lustrous, pearly white, crystals to 1 cm.in size thickly intergro"m and associated with a little\1hitish Phillipsite on Basalt. 2txl!". £3.25.

57. ILMENITE. Mount Painter! S. ustralia. Bright, lustrous blacA)sharp crystals, to 2" in size, richly intergr.:>"m on matrix.Specimen - 3xlt". £'5.50; Specimen B - 2xl~'. £4.50,

58. IODYRITE. Proprietary Mine, Broken Hill, N.S. ales, Australi".Very rich, lustrous, lemon yellow, crystals and largecrystaline masses aggregated and s~attered on LimoniticGossan. 4x2txlt". £16.50.

59. MALACHITE. Roughtongill Mine, ~aldbeck Fells, Cumeerland.Radiated, bright green, botryoidal masses to 1 cm. indiamGter aggregated on Quartzose matrix. 3x2". £2.75.

60. MALAJ~ITE. Sir Domonic Mine, Mt. Painter, S. Australia. SelGct.deep green, replacement of crystalised nod~les of tabularAzurite by Malachite. Spe.::i.men A - l;}xl-}" - witl1repla~ed crystals to 5 mm. in size - £3.25; Specimen B .­lxt". £1.75.

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Vintirov, Nr. Sokolov, Bohemia, ~.S.S.R. Superb,bright, bronzey metallic mass of intergrown large, sharp,spear shaped twinned crystals. Most of the ~rystals showmuch parallel growth and repeated tv/inning, individualcrystals being mostly around ~-" in size. A very attractiveShOH specimen. 3tx2 2 xlt". £22.

62. M~r.DIPITE. Mendip Hills, Somerset. Rich, fibrous, creamy whitlcrystaline masses to 1 cm. in size embedded in steely greyPyrolusite with minor whitish Hydro~erussite and traces oflight blue Diaboleite. 2:~x2". £6.50.

63. MIMETITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.W. Africa. Excellent, Lustrous,light yelloH elongated crystals thickly.encrusting andlining cavities in cellular Limonitic matrix with areas ofapple green crystaline Duftite in association. Superbquality fJr this mineral. 4tx4x2-,\-". £32.50.

64. MIMETTTE \~riety CAMPYLITE. Drygill Mine, ~aldbeck Fells,Cumberland. Specimen A - Select, crystalised vein sectionconsisting of thickly intergro\vn lustrous orangey brownbarrel shaped crystals mostly around :?" in size,associated 1tlith minor black Psilomelane. 2txlixl" thid~.

£7.75; Specimen B - Bright orange, lustrJus, curved crys~Gl<

to 3 mm. in size, thi kly intergrown anc encrusting HhiteQuartz. 2txlt". £3.50; Specimen C - Bright, sh'lrp,orangey crystals to 4 rom. in size richly aggregated andscattend on cellular Quartz. 2txl+". £2.50.

65. MOLYBD~~ITE. Queensgate, N.S. Wales, Australia. Bright,metallic grey, hexagon'll rystal lx:txt" thick implanted onslightly smoky uartz with til cleavage of metallic N TIVEBISMUTH in a ssocia tion. 2tx2". £7.75.

66. MOOREITE. Sterling Hill Mine, Ogdensburg, New Jersey, U.S.A.Pearly, creamy white crystal plates thickly en~rusting

mixed Franklinitej.":alcite veinstuff. Specimen A - 3x2xl".£6.50; Specimen B - Itxl,txl". £2.25.

67. OLIVENITE. ":arharrack Mine, Gwennap, ":ornwall. Bright,sparkly olive green small ~rystals richly encrustingbotryoidal, radiated liver brown, Olivenite of the varietyknown as ! ~oJd ";opper' thickly covering Quartz matrix.4xJtxlt". £1l.

68. ORPINENT. Getchell Mine, Humboldt Co., Nevada, U.S.A. Lustrous,orangey yellow, sharp, crystals mostly around til in sizethickly intergro1tffi and completely encrusting matrix, withvery minor blood red Realgar in 'lssociation. 4tx4tx2t".£16.50.

69. PARAT CAMITE. Levant Mine, Pendeen, Cornwall. Choice, rich,crusts of intergrown, sharp, micro crystals encrustingQuartz/Pyrite matrix. Specimen A - 2tx2xlt". £6.50;Specimen B - l~xlt". £3.25; Specimen C - Itxl". £1.65'.

70. PAhSONSITE. Mine la Faye, Grury, Saone et Loire, Fran~e.

Lemon yellow c~sts of velvety micro crystals richlylining ~avities il}. Limonifu Gossan. l';-xl". £1.25.

71. PSEOD01ALACHITE. Old Gunnisl,ke Mine, Gunnislake, Cornwall.Deep green, rich, botryoidal masses lining cavities inQuartz. 2xlt". £1.25.

72. PYRITES. Tuscany, Italy. An unusual, bright, metallic, steppedcrystal showing much parallel growth and free of matrix.2txltxlt". £4.50.

-7-PYROLUSITE. Iron Knob, S. Australia. Brilliant, steely grey,

elongated crystals thickly intergrown and ~overing massivePyrolusite. 4tx2t". £9.75.

74. PYh0MOhPHITE. Broken Hill, N. S. Wales, . ustra lia. Lustrous,light brol'ln, sh'3rp, hexagonal cryst31s to 4 mm. in sizethickly encrusting massive Galena/Sphalerite ore. 3txl}".£7·75.

75. PYROXENE. Bancroft, Ontario, ":anDda. intergrown, interlocl:ill~

mass of long, sharp, deep reyish green, lustrous crystals.Crystals vary up to I" in len th, and a little vlhitish":alcite is associated vLith the specimen. 3txl~". £4.50.

7$. PYRRHOTITE. Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua, l1exico. single, shar ,well formed, terminated bronzey hex9gona 1 crystal t" inlength x t" diameter, implanted on small intergrO\Yn cryst:Jl:,of white Dolomite with a 1 cm. crystJl of blackish Sp ale~i~c

on massive Pyrrhotite matrix. 2xl'~'" £5.50.77. QU ,TZ. Bere Alston, Devon. group of sharp, elongated,

hexagonal, well terminated crystals, milky in colour butclear at terminations. The largest crystal is 2" in leng'';hand an area of small white Dolomite rhombs is aggregatedaround the base of the specimen. 2ixlt". £5.50.

78. QU, TZ. Ashton, S. ,ustnlia. Spe-::imen A - A group of interg_ 0':,1

elongated lear crystals sho1:ling g.nd, sharp, terminDtion~',

and unusual stepped gro\-lth. Largest crystals a,'e It" inlength - the overall size of the specimen being 2tx2t".£4,50; Specimen B - A single, squat, sharp, doublyterminated clear crystal It'' in length. £1,25.

79. RENAhDITE. Mine la Faye, Grury, Saone et Loire, FrDnce. Rich,platy, pale yellowY green micro crystals encrusting smallcavities in hard Lim)nitic matrix with small areas ofyellovlish crystalised needly KASOLITE. 2xlxl". £1.75.

80. RHODO":;HhOSITE. Kassandra, Stradouiki, Greece, Superb, colourful,bright pink intergrown ~ggregates of lustrous, elongated,crystals of excellent form. Spec.lmen A - 3tx2txl-,t". £16. ;0;Specimen B - 2tx2txl". £13; Specimen':; - 2xlt". £7.75;Specimen D - small bright pink, intergrown crystalsassociated I'lith a!" luster of Calcite and bright metallic.silvery greYj"crystalised Tetrahedrite on Pyrite/Sphaleritematr.lx - 2xl~. £5.50.

81. RHODONITE. Broken Hill, ,'.S. 1;Jales, Australia. large, crude,bright pinkish red crystal, sho\-ling rough fa-.:es and beingpartly translucent in places associated with minor cleavagesof Galena and Sphalerite. 3xltxH·". £6.50.

82. Sv1iOLZITE. Reaphook Hill, Flinders Range, S. Australia. ,Choice, whitish, lustrous radiated sprays of needly crystal~

to t" in length thickly lining cavities in Limonitic matr: x.2tx2x2" • £11.

83. SIDERITE. Carn Brea Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. Small, bright,light bro\-ln crystals thickly encrusting a crude section o~

a sea-green Fluorite crystal. l}xltxl". £1,65.

84. N TIVE SILVN\. Echo Bay Mine, Great Bear Lake, N.\.-1. Terr.,C8nada. A superb, bright, silvery, thick hackly, metallicsheet I'lith adhering masses of dark slaty matrix. Extremely'rich and shoHy, specimen of this mineral. 4tx4". £22.

85. SMITHSONITE. Tsumeb, Otavi, S.W. Africa. Lustrous, lime green,sharp, crystals to ~" in size richly lining large cavities ,nmatrix. Specimen - 3xltxlt". £5.50; Specimen B - l~-xlt",

£3.25; Specimen C - l-txl " • £1.25.

-8-SMITHSONITE. El Cobre, Chihuahua, Mexi o. Bright, lustrous

pink, pure velvety botryoidal mass. Very attractivespecimen. 3tx2txlt". £9.75.

87. S ECUL. ITE. Iron Knob, S. ustnlia. A cru st of bright,metallic black intergrown platy crystals covering HematitLmatrix, with cdd doubly terminated milky crystals of uartzin ussociation. 3tx2". £3.75.

88. SPHALEhITE. Hydraulic Shaft, Smallclough Mine, Nenthead,Cumberland. Choice, bril,iant black, sharp crystals mostlyaround t" in size, thickly aggreGated and scattered onsmull drusy white uartz crystals coveTIng Limestone matrix.Excellent cabinet specimen. 6x4i". £13.

89. SPHALEhITE. Force Crag Mine, Nr. Kes\;L;k, C'Jmber13nd. BrighG!dark, blackish brown, large sharp crystals mostly ,Hound 2"in size thickly encrusting Slate mntrix with winor drusyQuartz and tan coloured Siderite in associntion. Specimen A3tx3". £7.75; Specimen B - 2txHxl+". £3.25·

90. STEPHANITE. -'::hanarcillo, Atacama, '::hile. Pure, met311ic grey,lustrous, muss with odd threads of l<I3tive Silver. Itxl:;xl".£5·50.

91. STILBITE. Mount Painter, South ustralia. Specimen A - bri ht,orangey, sheaf like crystals mostly arJund 1 em. in size,thickly intergrovffi with a little blackish Ilmenite inassociation. 3x2t". £5.50; Specimen B - Dark oran eybrown, sheaf like aggregates of crystals to t" in size,thickly encrusting greenish radiated Actinolite. 2tx2".£2.25·

92. STIIBITE. Jewel Tunnel, Poona, India. Select, lustrous, Hhitisi.translucent elongated sharp cryst3ls to I" in lengthattractively scattered on Basalt matrix. 3xlt". £3.25.

93. STIB ITE. Bajuz, humania. Specimen A - SJperb, bright, SlIver;grey, metallic mass of intergrown radiated thick terminate1crystals. Crystals range up to t" in length and there isvery minor matrix associ.ated. 3x2xlt". £33; Specimen B ­Choice, radiated sprays of bright! sLlvery grey, terminatejmetallic crystals, mostly around 2'" in length, thicklyencrusting a druse of small white '::-Jlcite crystals. 2txl'}xl" ,£18.50.

94. TENOF\ITE. Copper ueen Mine, Bisbee, Conchise Co., rizona, U.5 .;..Lustrous, black, pitch like mass Hith a core of dark maroonCuprite and an outer ring of light green Malachite andHhitish veins tuff. 2xl~·xl". £2.25.

95. TOPAZ. Schlaggenwald, Bohemia, C.S.S.h. A pale, translucent,yellowish, terminated crystal t" in length, lying flat ina cavity on Quartz Hith odd s(ctions and cleava?es of othe.cTJ AZ crystals scattered thr':mgh the matrix. 32"xltxlt".£4.50.

96. TOURMALINE. Tongafeno, Madagascar. Lustrous black, stubby,doubly terminated, well formed crystals of the varietySCHOhL richly aggregated on Quartzose rratrix. Crystals 3.3

mostly around t" in size. Specimen A - 2txl~-xl". £3.50;Specimen B - ltxlxl". £2.25.

97. TURQUOISE. Gunheath -'::laypit, Nr. st. Austell, CornHall. Sky­blue crusts of micro crystals lining small cavities inaltered kaolinised Granite. Well formed cryst~ls of thismineral are rare. 2txlt". £3.25.

-9-UVAhOVITE. Jacksonville, ~alifornia, U.S.A. Small, bright:

sharp, crystals richly en.::rusting () dark matrix. 2xlt".£6.50.

ADINITE. Apache Mine, Nr. Globe, Gi13 -':0., Arizona, U.Sd.Small, sharp, bright red, transparent hexagonal crystalsrichly encrusting dark Quartzose matrix. Spe.::imen A ­Very richly coveree in crystals on three faces of thespec imen - 4tx3xlt". £8.75; Specimen B - Rich crust ufcrystals on one fa ce of the sp ecimen - 3~x2txltrl. £4.50.

100. VrvI ITE. Jarren Falls, Victoria, ustralia. Fine, diver[eLsmass of lustrous indigo blue translucent hULded crystals,Individual radiated crystals range up to 2" in size.3tx2tx2" • £U.

101. Volborthite. Monument Valley, Arizona, U.S.A. hich, lightyellowis green crusts of micr,.} crystals thi.::klyaggregated on S'lndstone matrix. 3x2t". £4.50.

102. WITHERITE. Settlingstones Mine, Hexham, Northumberland.Lustrous, creamy white, pure mass of intergrown crystalswith white bladed crystals of BAhYTES richly scatteredover the Witherite. Specimen _ - 6x3~" - Choice for disr;laj-­£11; Specimen B - 4tx2~" - with an unusual tubose likeappendage of ,.itheri te crystals protruding from thespecimen. £6.50.

103. WOWhAMITE. Panasqueira, Biera-Biaxa, Portugal. An intergrov':mass of bright black terminated crystals showing somegood faces and associated with Muscovite mica and a litt13silvery aggregate of rsenopyrlte crystals. l~xlxl".

£4.50.

104. VffiLFENITE. Villa _humada, Los Lamentos, Chihuahua, Mexico •. choice, clean group of intergrown lustrous, orangey brc',::

sharp tabular crystals, the largest crystal has face edgeEt" in size and the specimen hiS <3 light Gusting of micro:golden brovm, Endlichite crystals. Itxl:~xl". £6.50.