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Famous mineral localities: The Cripple Creek Mining District, Colorado
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143-185 |
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Carl R. Carnein & Paul J. Bartos |
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A Lucky Man: Jack Halpern and his Colorful Collection
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189-194 |
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William F. Larson |
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Criteria for Selecting Crystallized Mineral Specimens for a Display Collection
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195-198 |
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Jack Halpern |
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Abstracts of the 20th Annual Tucson Mineralogical Symposium: China!
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215-217 |
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| Notes From the Editors |
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Our new website!
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Wendell E. Wilson & Thomas P. Moore |
138-139 |
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Died, Louis Perloff, 96
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Quintin Wight |
139-140 |
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Died, Julius Weber, 89
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Anthony R. Kampf |
140 |
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Died, Willard L. Elsing, 93
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Wendell E. Wilson |
140-141 |
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Jean-Pierre Cand
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Thomas P. Moore |
141 |
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Microminerals (Column)
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201-203 |
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Quintin Wight |
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Abstracts of New Mineral Descriptions (Department)
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219-223 |
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Joseph A. Mandarino |
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| Book Reviews (Department) |
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Pakistan: Minerals, Mountains & Majesty, ExtraLapis English #6
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Thomas P. Moore |
225-226 |
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Calcite: the Mineral with the Most Forms, ExtraLapis English #4
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Thomas P. Moore |
226-228 |
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Minerals of Nevada by Stephen B. Castor and Gregory C. Ferdock
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Wendell E. Wilson |
226 |
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Geology of Gems by Eugenii Ya. Kievlenko
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Thomas P. Moore |
228-229 |
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Gold: the Noble Mineral, ExtraLapis English #5
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Thomas P. Moore |
229-230 |
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Mine Hill in Franklin and Sterling Hill in Ogdensburg, Sussex County, New Jersey: Mining History, 1765-1900 by Pete J. Dunn
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Thomas P. Moore |
230-231 |
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