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ADMIRE, Type: PAL, Found 1881, Lyon Co., Kansas tiny fragment in capsule @ 10.00

ALLENDE, Type: CV3, Fell Feb. 2, 1969, Chihuahua, Mexico 31.2g rough end cut 42x40mm @ 240.00 67.7g end cut w/ crust 45x37mm @ 525.00 74.7g end cut w. crust 47x33mm @ 560.00 197g mass w/ 75% crust 62x56mm @ 1475.00

BECHAR, Type: L-5, Found August, 1998, Bechar, Algeria 11.1g polished slice 40x25mm 81.00 13.7g cut fragment 50x23mm 99.00 30.5g polished slice 75x38mm 220.00 39.1g polished end + crust 60x31mm 285.00

BJURBOLE, Type: L4, Fell Mar. 12, 1899, Borga, Nyland, Finland 5.0g several chondules in vial @ 25.00

BLUFF, Type: H5, Found 1878, Fayette Co., Texas 33.6g polished slice 38x37mm @ 145.00 113.4g polished slice 77x65mm @ 482.00

BOXHOLE, Type: IIIA, Found 1937, Plenty River, Northern Terr., Australia 96.4g shale ball w/ cuts 50x36mm 70.00

BRAHIN, Type: PAL, Found 1810, Minsk, Belarus A superb, freshly prepared specimen, nicely cut and polished on three sides of this partial hemisphere, with full crust on the the entire back of the specimen. Stands upright and displays well. Outstanding, and priced at less than half of what we've seen others charging for well-prepared pieces in this size range! 1765g 118x85x67mm @ 12,250.00

BRENHAM, Type: PAL, Found 1882, Kiowa Co., Kansas tiny fragment in capsule @ 10.00 each 7mm mass @ 20.00 10.5g fragment 27x15mm @ 45.00

CANON DIABLO, Type: CO, Found 1891, Coconino Co., Arizona 23.6g rough mass 35x20mm 20.00 34.1g rough mass 40x35mm 30.00 51.2g rough mass 47x28mm 50.00 89.8g well prepared, complete mass 46x34mm 90.00 170.4g well prepared, complete mass 74x27mm 170.00

CUMBERLAND FALLS, Type: AC-AUB, Fell April 9, 1919, Whitley Co., Kentucky Small fragment about 4mm @ 30.00 0.5g small mass 11x6mm @ 50.00

DAR AL GANI 400, Type: LUNAR, Found 1998, Anorthositic Breccia - Sahara, North A 0.039g polished fragment 9x5mm 975.00 0.056g polished fragment 6x5mm 1400.00 0.102g polished fragment 13x5mm 2550.00 0.116g polished fragment 14x5mm 2900.00 0.228g polished fragment 15x9mm 5700.00

DAR AL GANI 430, Type: CK-3, Found 1998, Sahara Desert, North Africa 0.97g polished slice 15x8mm 195.00 4.1g polished slice 30x21mm 820.00

DAR AL GANI 476, Type: SHERG, Found 1998, Martian Basalt - Sahara, North Africa 0.9g polished sliver 18x5mm 1980.00 1.32g polished slice 11x7mm 2900.00 2.67g polished slice 27x17mm 5875.00 2.90g polished slice 33x14mm 6380.00 - a few small ones on hand - inquire!

DAVY (A), Type: L4, Found 1940, DeWitt Co., Texas 9.7g slice 25x13mm @ 39.00 12.4g slice 35x13mm @ 50.00 12.9g slice 30x27mm @ 51.00 16.2g slice 37x25mm @ 65.00 28.3g slice 58x31mm @ 113.00 37.0g slice 54x30mm @ 148.00

DEPORT, Type: CO-IA, Found 1926, Red River Co., Texas 83.8g complete mass 40x32mm @ 255.00 118.0g complete mass 52x40mm @ 325.00 615.7g complete mass 110x75mm @ 1230.00

DIMMITT, Type: H4, Found 1942, Castro Co., Texas 27.3g slice 46x35mm @ 67.00 27.7g slice 55x32mm @ 69.00 34.6g slice 44x41mm @ 86.00 41.0g slice 43x42mm @ 102.00 EADS, Type: H4, Found 1975, Kiowa Co., Colorado 11.5g slice 31x22mm @ 126.00 11.7g slcie 32x20mm @ 128.00

EL HAMMAMI, Type: H5, Found 1997, Loch Hal, Algeria 49.2g fragment w/ minor crust 59x27mm @ 172.00 138.8g fragment 61x40mm @ 485.00 442g cut fragment, 20% crust 87x51mm @ 1545.00 455g cut fragment, 35% crust 90x81mm @ 1590.00

ETTER, Type: H-6, Found 1965, Moore Co., Texas 12.9 g slice 40x25mm 51.00

FAUCETT, Type: H5, Found 1966, Buchanan Co., Missouri 16.4g complete polished slice 35x20mm @ 98.00

FORESTBURG (B), Type: L5, Found 1957, Montague Co., Texas 16.3g slice 39x24mm@ 122.00 18.8g slice 32x23mm @ 141.00 19.4g slice 39x24mm @ 145.00 21.3g slice 39x22mm @ 160.00 26,1g slcie 51x34mm @ 195.00 30.1g slice 57x36mm @ 225.00

GAIL, Type: H4, Found 1948, Borden Co., Texas 11.3g slice 33x29mm @ 96.00 12.0g slice 25x25mm @ 102.00 13.6g slice 34x30mm @ 116.00 15.2g slcie 35x25mm @ 129.00 16.2g slice 32x27mm @ 138.00 16.5g slkice 31x28mm @ 140.00 17.3g slice 29x28mm @ 147.00 17.6g slcie 31x29mm@ 150.00 18.3g slice 35x28mm @ 156.00 69.8g slice 65x57mm@ 595.00

GAO, Type: H5, Fell Mar. 5, 1960, nr. Leo, (Upper Volta) Burkina Faso 19.3g slice 34x28mm @ 116.00 272g polished end cut 85x57mm @ 1630.00 309g entire mass 66x44mm @ 1850.00

GHUBARA, Type: L-5, Found 1954, Jiddat al Harasis, Oman Well-prepared samples of his unusual black xenolithic chondrite! 26.5g polished end cut 52x21mm 66.00 29.7g polished end cut 40x24mm 74.00 79.5g polished end cut 69x27mm 198.00 89.1g polished end cut 95x30mm 220.00 93.4g polished end cut 81x33mm 230.00 108g complete mass 44x39mm 220.00 152g complete mass 55x40mm 305.00 173g complete mass 56x43mm 345.00 183g complete mass 73x55mm 365.00.

GIBEON, Type: FO, Found 1836, Great Nama Land, Namibia 360g etched thick slice w/ troilites 95x62mm 70% crust @ 485.00 1198g complete, beautifully prepared, photo on website 80x50mm @ 1500.00

GILGOIN, Type: H5, Found 1889, New South Wales, Australia 15.9g partial slice 60x20mm @ 120.00

HASSAYAMPA, Type: H4, Found before 1963, Maricopa Co., Arizona 8.1g slice 39x24mm @ 49.00 9.6g slice 35x24mm @ 58.00 9.8g slice 47x24mm @ 59.00 11.2g slice 30x23mm @ 67.00 11.8g slice 24x23mm @ 71.00 12.3g end cut 35x15mm @ 74.00 12.9g slice 31x24mm @ 77.00 17.1g slcie 35x27mm @ 103.00 20.8g slice 37x27mm @ 125.00

HEBRON, Type: H6, Found 1965, Thayer Co., Nebraska 16.7g slice 34x25mm @ 125.00 17.0g slice 27x24mm @ 135.00 24.4g slcie 33x30mm @ 184.00 26.2g slcie 35x31mm @ 197.00

HENBURY, Type: SID, Found 1931, Henbury, Australia 76.5g complete fragment 37x31mm @ 115.00

HOLBROOK, Type: L6, Fell July 12, 1912, Navajo Co., Arizona 13.9g interior fragment 38x13mm @ 139.00 15.1g slice 40x25mm @ 151.00 18.2g slice 46x24mm @ 161.00 16.2g slice 46x24mm @ 162.00 18.2g slice 45x24mm @ 182.00 20.2g nodule half, good crust 29x22 @ 252.00 37.7g end cut 41x33mm @ 375.00

JILIN, Type: H5, Fell March 8, 1976, Yongji Province, PR China 17.6g slice 40x30mm @ 110.00

JUANITA DE ANGELES, Type: H5, Found 1992, Julimes, Los Amosgoas, Chi., Mexico 69.1g slice 65x44mm @ 242.00

JUVINAS, Type: AEUC, Fell June 15, 1821, Ardeche, Libonnes, France Tiny 2-3mm fragment in vial @ 25.00 each

KAFFIR, Type: L5, Found 1965, Swisher Co., Texas 20.8g nodular mass 32x30mm @ 182.00 37.1g nodular mass 35x34mm @ 325.00

KAINSAZ, Type: CO 3.1, Fell Sept. 13, 1937, Tatarskaya, Russia 5.4g polished slice 46x14mm @ 540.00 10.9g polsihed slice 62x23mm @ 1100.00

KAUFMAN, Type: L5, Found 1893, Kaufman Co., Texas 11.4g slice 33x21mm @ 79.00 16.6g slice w/ 60% crust 38x33mm @ 141.00 21.0g slice 36x32mm @ 147.00 21.7g slice 39x28mm @ 152.00 23.9g slice 37x33mm @ 167.00 27.3g slice 38x35mm @ 191.00

KENDLETON, Type: L4, Fell May 2, 1939, Fort Bend Co., Texas These are all nicely brecciated: 4.0g end cut 28x10mm @ 50.00 (2) 4.2g end cut 22x8mm @ 53.00 4.7g slice 33x24mm @ 59.00 6.7g partial slice 35x15mm @ 84.00 7.8g end cut 35x27mm @ 98.00 10.5g end cut 35x22mm @ 131.00 16.6g en

KIMBLE COUNTY, Type: H6, Found 1918, Kimble Co., Texas 10.2 partial slice @ 72.00

KUNASHAK, Type: L6, Fell June 11, 1949, Chelyabinskaya, Russia 1.7g fragment 12x11mm @ 45.00

LEEDY, Type: L6, Fell Nov. 25, 1943, Dewey Co., Oklahoma 31.0g slice w/ 100% crust 56x30mm @ 465.00

LIBYAN DESERT GLASS, Type: GLASS, , Desert REgion, Egypt Wonderfully clean material, pale yellowish green! 12.0g mass 35x20mm @ 60.00 18.9g mass 35x27mm @ 95.00 28.3g mass 45x30mm @ 140.00 32.4g mass 56x25mm @ 160.00

LONG ISLAND, Type: L6, Found 1891, Phillips Co., Kansas 13.6g slice 28x25mm @ 80.00 14.0g slice 40x20mm @ 84.00 16.0g slice 35x20mm @ 96.00 17.6g slice 33x21mm @ 105.00 18.8g slcie 33x19mm @ 112.00 22.2g slcie 36x24mm @ 133.00 46.5g irregular mass 50x35mm @ 279.00

MILES, Type: IIEANO, Found 1993, Queensland, Australia 90.8g slice with silicates 40x34mm @ 900.00

MILLBILLILLIE, Type: AEUC, Fell Oct. 1960, West Australia, Australia 23.8g fine end cut 41x28mm @ 425.00

MOUNT TAZERAIT, Type: L5-AN, Fell Aug. 21, 1991, Mt. Tazerait Rep of Niger 43.1g cut fragment 35x26mm @ 440.00 72.3g cut fragment 41x39mm @ 720.00 169.7g cut fragment 65x32mm @ 1695.00

MOUNT VERNON, Type: PAL, Found 1868, Christian County, Kentucky Tiny fragments in capsule @ 7.50 6mm polished fragment @ 25.00

MURCHISON, Type: CC-II, Fell Sept. 28, 1969, Victoria, Australia 4.7g fragment 20x18mm @ 215.00 19.1g fragment 32x27mm @ 850.00

NANTAN, Type: IIICD, Found 1958, Guangxi, PR China 1950g large flattened complete mass 196x110mm @ 475.00

NORTON COUNTY, Type: AUB, Fell Feb. 18, 1948, Norton Co., Kansas tiny fragments in capsule @ 25.00

OCHANSK, Type: H4, Fell Aug. 30, 1887, Perm, Venajan, Russia 23.9g pure grey mass 39x28mm @ 250.00 28.5g mottled mass with minor crust 30x29mm @ 300.00 75.0g pure grey mass 59x39mm @ 750.00 134.0g pure grey mass 70x53mm @ 1350.00

ODESSA, Type: CO-IA, Found 1924, Ector Co., Texas 355g complete mass 54x45mm @ 250.00 490g end cut w/ AML label 79x55mm @ 490.00 725g rough end cut w/ troilites @ 525.00 830g complete mass 99x75mm 600.00 890g complete mass 107x60mm 650.00 2085g complete mass 92x85mm 1500.00

PLAINVIEW, Type: H5, Found 1917, Hale Co., Texas 10.6g slice 45x30mm @ 53.00 10.9g slice 35x32mm @ 55.00 15.9g slice 54x30mm @ 80.00 17.1g slice 36x26mm @ 85.00 18.1g slice 36x30mm @ 90.00 18.2g slice 35x32mm @ 91.00 18.7g slice 46x30mm @ 94.00 20.3g slice 40x34mm @ 102.00 22.6g slice 35x34mm @ 113.00 26.3g slice 37x36mm @ 132.00 29.4g slice 42x40mm @ 147.00

PONY CREEK, Type: H4, Found 1947, Runnels Co., Texas 4.3g slice 17x17mm @ 39.00 8.3g slice 36x14mm @ 75.00 9.6g slice 32x23mm @ 86.00 9.9g slice 35x22mm @ 89.00 10.1g slice 31x26mm @ 91.00

POTTER, Type: L6, Found 1941, Cheyenne Co., Nebraska 6.4g polished slice 34x10mm 39.00 11.9g polished slice 34x23mm 72.00 54.7g polished slice 83x25mm 325.00

PULTUSK, Type: H5, Fell Jan. 30, 1868, Pultusk, Ciechanow, Poland 0.83g mass with minor crust 11x8mm 25.00

ROUND TOP (B), Type: H4, Found 1939, Fayette Co., Texas 7.7g slice 48x13mm @ 57.00 9.6g slice 40x20mm @ 72.00 15.9g slice 43x23mm @ 119.00 19.3g slice 45x35mm @ 145.00 19.5g slice 42x37mm @ 146.00 21.9g slice 42x42mm @ 164.00 22.2g slice 46x36mm @ 167.00 22.8g slice 41x39mm @ 170.00 33.1g slice 60x40mm @ 250.00

SAHARA 85001, Type: MESO, New Find, Sahara Desert, North Africa 24.0g excellent polished slice 42x32mm @ 960.00 38.9g excellent polsihed slice 52x41mm @ 1560.00

SANTA CATHARINA, Type: IRANOM, Found 1875, Santa Catharina, Brazil 3.5g nodular mass 25x15mm @ 25.00 6.1g angular mnass 12x10mm @ 43.00 90.8g nodular mass-minor cut face 45x34mm @ 540.00

SANTIAGO PAPASQUIERO, Type: ATAX, Found 1958, Durango, Mexico 42.8g slice 45 x 24 mm 45% crust @ 171.00 45.5g slice 35 x 30 mm 30% crust @ 182.00 39.5g slice 35 x 26 mm 20% crust @ 158.00 41.4g slice 37 x 25 mm 20% crust @ 166.00

SHATTERCONE, Type: Cone, , Rochechevard, France 118.6g dark mass 96x50mm @ 60.00

SIKHOTE-ALIN, Type: (CO), fell Feb. 12, 1947, Maritime Territory, Russia 780g complete projectile 85x60mm @ 575.00

SOMERVELL COUNTY, Type: PAL, Found 1919, Somervell Co., Texas 7mm frag about 1g @ 10.00 each 11mm frag about 2g @ 15.00 each 4.9g fra @ 35.00 6.4g frag @ 45.00 7.2g frag @ 50.00 8.4g frag @ 59.00 10.8g frag @ 75.00 15.0g frag @ 105.00

SPRINGER, Type: H5, Found 1965, Carter Co., Oklahoma 11.3g slice 38x28mm @ 71.00 11.9g slice 33x28mm @ 74.00 12.4g slice 32x24mm @ 78.00 13.2g slice 37x28mm @ 83.00 17.5g slice 39x24mm @ 109.00 17.7g slice 39x26mm @ 110.00 20.1g slice 48x34mm @ 125.00 23.9g slice 52x35mm @ 149.00 30.7g slice 54x31mm @ 192.00

ST. MICHEL, Type: L6, Fell July 12, 1910, Mikkeki, Finland Small fragment in a vial @ 25.00

TATAHOUINE, Type: A-D, Fell June 27, 1931, Tatahouine, Tunisia 0.2g fragment 6x5mm @ 20.00 0.4g fragment 8x6mm @ 30.00 0.5g fragment 8x7mm @ 35.00

TEKTITE, Type: TEK, , Guangxi Autonomous Region, PR China An assortment of mine-run tektites from this relatively new offering, averaging about 8 grams to 25 grams each in assorted shapes. We have a special package deal of 100 grams assorted for just $20.00 per lot. That's cheap! Larger individuals from about 30 grams to 60 grams each @ just $0.35 per gram! Give an approximate weight desired and we'll select the closest available sample.

TEKTITE-MOLDAVITE, Type: TEK, , Chulum, Bohemia, Czech Republic A rare occurrence of bottle-green moldavites still in matrix! Rarely preserved this way, we have again located a small lot of these unusual tektites protruding from tan to brown conglomerate matrix!. Matrix sizes will average a large 7cm across, with a 1cm to 1.5cm moldavite protruding at just 75.00 each! Why pay many times this amount from others???

TEKTITE: BEDIASITE, Type: TEK, , Grimes Co., Texas A small selection of old material recently obtained: 5.5g @ 4.00 6.6g @ 52.00 6.8g @ 54.00 8.0g @ 64.00 8.3g @ 66.00 13.0g @ 98.00 13.3g @ 106.00 14.1g @ 113.00 15.5g @ 124.00

TEPLA, Type: IIIB, Found 1909, Zapadocesky Kraj, Czech Republic 98.6g polished slice, 60% crust, Museum label 50x30mm @ 1500.00

TOLUCA, Type: CO, Found 1776, Xiquipilco, Mexico State, Mexico 1280g complete mass 115x85mm @ 640.00

TRAVIS COUNTY (A), Type: H5, Found 1889, Travis Co., Texas 10.6g slice 27x22mm @ 48.00 20.3g slice 25x25mm @ 91.00 21.4g slice 26x26mm @ 96.00 22.3g slice 42x20mm @ 100.00 22.7g slice 65x20mm @ 102.00 25.7g slice 62x29mm @ 116.00 27.3g slice 58x30mm @ 123.00 109.8g end cut 95x30mm @ 495.00

TULIA (A), Type: H3-4, Found 1917, Swisher Co., Texas 10.8g slice 34x24mm @ 49.00 12.3g slice 33x18mm @ 56.00 12.8g slice 35x23mm @ 58.00 15.2g angular mass 30x25mm @ 45.00 15.6g elongated mass 40x20mm @ 46.00 21.0g polished angular mass 40x35mm @ 84.00

UVALDE, Type: H5, Found 1915, Uvalde Co., Texas 11.5g slice 46x18mm @ 69.00 14.6g slice 40x27mm @ 88.00 29.2g slice 54x44mm @ 175.00

VACA MUERTA, Type: MESO, Found 1861, Taltal, Antofagasta, Chile 58.4g fragmnet @ 145.00

ZAG, Type: H3-5, Fell August, 1998, Zag, nr. Algerian Border, Morocco Very fresh, nicely crusted material, superior to the weathered material offered elsewhere. All specimens show black fusion crust on at least one full surface with variable silicated areas! Larger samples at lower per gram prices! 29.2g fragment with crust 28x26mm @ 90.00 32.7g fragment with crust 26x22mm @ 100.00 181 g fragnent with crust 50x42mm @ 540.00 269 g fragment with crust 80x35mm @ 805.00 422 g fragment with crust 77x54mm @ 1265.00

TEXAS METEORITE COLLECTION: SPECIAL OFFER:

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THIN SECTIONS

We are happy to introduce our new offerings of meteorite and impactite thin sections! For those of you that have worked with thin sections before, you will be pleased with the quality of these specimens, and those of you unfamiliar will be introduced to an incredible view of these unearthly objects and the rocks they impacted! An otherwise dull-appearing meteorite will look exquisitely beautiful in thin section, revealing complex mineral relationships, structure, and history. The impactites will show shock veins, shock deformation, and pressure/temperature metamorphism. All of our thin sections are professionally prepared on 45x25mm slides with cover slips, and each section is individually labelled as well! Limited availablility! See our website for photographs!

THIN SECTIONS of the following meteorites are in stock. All are professionally prepared 45x25mm thin sections with cover slips, and all are individually labelled. Prices start at $75.00 and vary with the individual thin section. Call or email for a precise quote.

bondoc -bilanga-bachmut-DAG 405 -DAG 412-DAG 430-hamlet -estherville -ghubara -gold basin -dalgety downs -huckitta -harrison township-happy canyon-kendleton- millbillillie- tuxtuac -ourique- monroe- portales valley -richfield -saint severin -pena blanca springs- tagounite- sierra colorada- vyatka (breccia)- zegdou - 97137 sahara

EPHEMORA

TRINITITE - The glassy, fused sand resulting from the first Atom Bomb blast at Alamogordo, near Trinity, New Mexico on July 16, 1945! No longer radioactive, we have a few samples remaining of this glassy, greenish material, sizes from about 15mm up to 40mm @ 15.00, 20.00, 35.00, 50.00 and 75.00 each! 

DIAL CALIPERS: We have a small stock of superb dial calipers, exceedingly accurate and useful for measuring either external or interal measurements or diameters of meteorites or other objects. From 0 to 120mm range, with 0.01mm accuracy read-out on the dial! High precision, all metal construction, while supply lasts, only 35.00 each with any meteorite order

SPACE STAMPS: From a large holding, we are breaking up a hugh collection of topical space subjects on stamps, and offer two different selections: 1 - A collection of over twenty (20) souvenir sheets issued by various countries to commemorate space achievements. Brilliantly colorful issues, catalog value over $115.00, just $45.00 per lot with any meteorite order! 2 - A huge lot of over 200 specially selected stamps, plus an additional lot of nearly 50 souvenir sheets issued by various countries, again all commemorating some space achievement. Colorful material, catalog value over $485.00, just $189.00 for the lot with any meteorite order!

CARBONADO: “Giant Black Diamonds of Mysterious Origin May Hail from Space!” said the headline in the New York Times article in the Science Times section of September 17, 1996. These black diamonds, known as carbonadoes, are found primarily in the Central African Republic and in Brazil, and their origins have been debated extensively. Recent findings suggest that the isotopic signatures found in carbonadoes is quite like that of micro extra-solar diamonds found in meteorites, and it has been proposed that all the evidence is suggestive of their formation as a new class of meteorites. SORRY: ALL SOLD OUT!

RIES CRATER ROCK - Bopfingen, Nordlinger Ries, Bavaria, Germany 

Rock fragments from the Nordlinger Ries crater! Much has been written about this huge area that shows extensive brecciation and scattering of large blocks of limestone, containing several unsual SiO2 polymorphs such as stishovite and coesite, and odd carbon polymorphs such as chaoite. Here's an opportunity to add a specimen to your collection, nodular masses from about 35mm up to 125mm across, priced at only 15.00, 25.00, 40.00, and 65.00 each. Neat stuff! 

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