Objects

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Cat. # Name Description
301 00.2.3.657.0002 Hessite None
302 00.2.3.657.0003 Chalcocite Dark brown massive.
303 00.2.3.657.0004 Molybdenite None
304 00.2.3.657.0005 Chalcocite Dark brown massive.
305 00.2.3.657.0006 Stibnite Steel gray massive.
306 00.2.3.657.0007 Scheelite Massive, grey.
307 00.2.3.657.0008 Wolframite (Ferberite) Black, some crystal faces showing.
308 00.2.3.657.0009 Sphalerite Massive sphalerite on quartz crystals (paper label)
309 00.2.3.657.0010 Stibnite Prismatic crystals encased in matrix.
310 00.2.3.658.0001 Graphite None
311 00.2.3.658.0002 Graphite "Black lead".
312 00.2.3.658.0003 Graphite None
313 00.2.3.658.0004 Sulfur None
314 00.2.3.658.0005 Sulfur Sulfur crystals.
315 00.2.3.658.0006 Sulfur Massive in matrix.
316 00.2.3.658.0007 Sulfur Drusy crystals.
317 00.2.3.659.0001 Pyrrhotite Granular aggregate with chalcopyrite. Color: YL
318 00.2.3.659.0002 Pyrrhotite Granular aggregate with chalcopyrite. Color: BS
319 00.2.3.659.0003 Pyrrhotite Massive, granular, bronze tarnishing to gray.
320 00.2.3.659.0004 Pyrrhotite Massive. Color: YL
321 00.2.3.659.0005 Wolframite (Ferberite) With Tunctate decomposition.
322 00.2.3.659.0006 Wolframite (Ferberite) Small, sparkly crystals on matrix.
323 00.2.3.659.0007 Wolframite (Ferberite) Blades of Ferberite in quartz.
324 00.2.3.659.0008 Wolframite Massive pyrite with copper crystals.
325 00.2.3.660.0001 Corundum Rounded (stream worn) rock. Color: TN
326 00.2.3.660.0002 Corundum Massive, with magnetite known as emery. Color: GY
327 00.2.3.660.0003 Corundum Massive with magnetite known as emery. Color: BK
328 00.2.3.660.0004 Kyanite Crystal aggregate. Color: BL
329 00.2.3.660.0005 Quartz var. Chert Translucent, known as "oriental topaz". Color: GD
330 00.2.3.661.0001 Chalcopyrite Massive, brass colored on dark matrix (epidote?).
331 00.2.3.661.0002 Chalcopyrite Small brassy crystals on matrix; small amount of malachite?
332 00.2.3.661.0003 Chalcopyrite None
333 00.2.3.661.0004 Chalcopyrite Disseminated throughout matrix, some quartz.
334 00.2.3.661.0006 Chalcopyrite Massive, brassy color.
335 00.2.3.661.0007 Marcasite Cockscomb crystals.
336 00.2.3.661.0008 Arsenopyrite Massive, silver gray, fine granular; (paper label 0).
337 00.2.3.661.0009 Arsenopyrite Gold, metallic crystals on massive; (color & disintegration more like marcasite FeS2); 1 M & 1 bottle of fragments (disintegrated)
338 00.2.3.662.0001 Cobaltite Complete Foote label and price. Color: GY
339 00.2.3.662.0002 Cobaltite Massive; one cut side. Bit of red erythrite coating on uncut side. Color: GY
340 00.2.3.662.0003 Cobaltite Pyritohedral crystals 1/2' - 3/8".
341 00.2.3.662.0004 Cuprite Massive, heavy; some malachite. Color: RD-BR
342 00.2.3.662.0005 Zinkenite Zinkenite is one of a few sulfide minerals that form fine acicular crystals that appear as hair-like fibers. The fibrous aggregates may be so thick as to cover a specimen with a mat of hair-like fibers or it may be sparsely dessiminated between other minerals and may be confused with stray hairs or dark lint. Jamesonite, boulangerite and millerite are other sulfides that form similar acicular crystals. These sulfides as well as zinkenite have been called "feather ores" because of this unusual habit. Zinkenite is a sulfosalt, a segment of sulfides where the antimony acts more like a metal than a non-metal and occupies a position where it is bonded to sulfurs. A variety of zinkenite from Tasmania contains a small amount of silver.
343 00.2.3.662.0006 Tetrahedrite Crystals on quartz matrix; also chalcopyrite crystals
344 00.2.3.662.0008 Proustite Massive, reddish black; purchased from Foote.
345 00.2.3.663.0001 Skutterudite Massive; var. smaltite. Color: GY
346 00.2.3.663.0002 Skutterudite Massive; possible erythrite on one corner. Color: GY-YL
347 00.2.3.663.0004 Stannite Small, dark gray crystals
348 00.2.3.663.0006 Franklinite Granules to 3/8" in matrix. Color: BK
349 00.2.3.663.0007 Joseite Joesite, bismuth, sulfur, tellurium, selineum.
350 00.2.3.664.0001 Carnallite Undetermined # in bottle.
351 00.2.3.664.0003 Turquoise Massive; pale blue.
352 00.2.3.664.0004 Clinochlore None
353 00.2.3.665.0001 Rhodochrosite None
354 00.2.3.665.0002 Rhodochrosite Rhodocrosite with calcite on black limestone. Original catalog entry indicates 3 specimens.
355 00.2.3.665.0003 Rhodochrosite None
356 00.2.3.665.0004 Rhodochrosite Rhococrosite on calcite.
357 00.2.3.665.0005 Sodalite None
358 00.2.3.665.0006 Fluorite None
359 00.2.3.666.0004 Smithsonite None
360 00.2.3.667.0002 Vermiculite None
361 00.2.3.667.0004 Clinochlore Ripidolite, the iron rich variety of clinoclore. Color: GR
362 00.2.3.667.0005 Clinochlore A chlorite schist with clear, glassy blebs. Color: GR
363 00.2.3.668.0001 Biotite (Mica group) Small plates of biotite, with calcite and red hematite. Color: BK
364 00.2.3.668.0003 Muscovite Transparent parallelogram. Color: CL
365 00.2.3.668.0004 Phlogopite Thick plate. Color: BR, CL Phlogopite image
366 00.2.3.668.0005 Biotite (Mica group) Dense laminae. Color: BK
367 00.2.3.669.0001 Muscovite Type of muscovite referred to as plumose. Color: GR
368 00.2.3.669.0002 Biotite (Mica group) Thin sheet. Color: BK
369 00.2.3.669.0004 Muscovite Thick slab of laminae 6" x 5" x 1" Color: BR
370 00.2.3.670.0001 Vermiculite Soft, corky like sheets. Color: BR
371 00.2.3.670.0002 Hemimorphite None
372 00.2.3.670.0004 Feldspar Crystals.
373 00.2.3.670.0006 Feldspar Orthoclase common feldspar.
374 00.2.3.670.0007 Feldspar Albite feldspar.
375 00.2.3.670.0009 Apatite group (Fluor) Single, terminated yellow crystal.
376 00.2.3.670.0010 Orthoclase, var. moonstone (Feldspar group) Cligoclase moonstone.
377 00.2.3.670.0011 Phlogopite Stack of 6-sided sheets. Color: BK
378 00.2.3.671.0002 Hornblende Paper A. E. Foote label #247. Color: BK
379 00.2.3.671.0003 Chondrodite None
380 00.2.3.671.0004 Apophyllite Agate matrix with small cubic crystals. Color: CL
381 00.2.3.671.0006 Augite (Pyroxene group) Pyroxene sugite.
382 00.2.3.671.0007 Hornblende Stubby crystal 1" x 1" on calcite matrix. Color: BK
383 00.2.3.671.0008 Chrysotile Fibrous. Color: GR
384 00.2.3.671.0010 Tremolite Massive, foliated. Color: WH
385 00.2.3.672.0001 Orthoclase (Feldspar group) None
386 00.2.3.672.0004 Apophyllite Cubic crystals on matrix; largest 1/2" x 1/2". Color: CL
387 00.2.3.672.0005 Lepidolite Massive aggregate of fine plates with crystals of elbaite var.l rubellite on one corner. Color: LV
388 00.2.3.672.0006 Stilbite None
389 00.2.3.673.0001 Microcline (Feldspar Group) Var. Amazonite. Color: GR, TN Microcline (Feldspar Group) image
390 00.2.3.673.0002 Microcline (Feldspar group) Var. Amazonite. Microcline (Feldspar group) image
391 00.2.3.673.0003 Kyanite Crystal blades in quartz. Color: BL,TN
392 00.2.3.673.0004 Scapolite (Wernerite) Wernerite was the most common alternate name for the scapolite series, but now it has mostly disappeared from use. A few other names such as mizzonite and dipyre as well as marialite and meionite have been used as names for the entire scapolite series. Now scapolite is a name recognized by most every mineralogist and rock hound the world over.
393 00.2.3.673.0005 Microcline (Feldspar group) Var. Amazonite.
394 00.2.3.674.0001 Labradorite (Feldspar group) None
395 00.2.3.674.0003 Chrysotile None
396 00.2.3.674.0004 Stilbite None
397 00.2.3.674.0005 Analcime (Feldspathoid group) None
398 00.2.3.675.0001 Sepiolite Massive. Color: WH
399 00.2.3.675.0002 Anorthite (Feldspar group) None
400 00.2.3.675.0003 Natrolite None
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