Colorado Minerals Collection: Obsidian,Pyrite,Barite,Mica/Lepidolite,Galena/Quartz, Rhodochrosite/

Colorado Minerals Collection: Obsidian,Pyrite,Barite,Mica/Lepidolite,Galena/Quartz,Rhodochrosite/pyrite

Missouri Collection: Barite, Chalcopyrite/Dolomite, Galena/Chalcopyrite, Pokrovskite, Calcite, Calcite/Pyrite, Marcasite/Calcite, Galena/Quartz Charlie Hall Collection

Lot of 3 mineral rocks including Rhodochrosite, Pyrite in matrix, and Barite Rose. The first item in this lot is a 19.1 gram Barite rock. Found in Jefferson county Montana. The second piece is a stunn

Comprising: popcorn quartz, amethyst, agate, smoky quartz, brown obsidian, citrine, pyrite, 'desert rose', and others. 823 grams total, 23-81 mm (7/8 - 3 1/8 in.). Ex Mineral Imports, London, UK.Grego

Russian Collection: Ferroaxinite, Astrophylitte, Boulangerite on Barite, Boulangerite on Rhodochrosite, Chalcopyrite, Uralolite Charlie Hall Collection

Topaz, Mexico. Garnet, California. Pink Tourmaline pebbles. Rubellite in matrix, California. Rhodochrosite, Argentina. Cerrusite with bladed Barite, Morocco. Many other diverse minerals included. From

Topaz, Mexico. Garnet, California. Pink Tourmaline pebbles. Rubellite in matrix, California. Rhodochrosite, Argentina. Cerrusite with bladed Barite, Morocco. Many other diverse minerals included. From

25 Collection: Tourmaline, Apophylite, Pyrite, Scapolite, Rutile, Sphalerite, Epidote, Hemetite, Chalcopyrite, Axinite, Willemite, Quartz, Pyrophylite, Mica, Smokey Quartz, Barite, Erythrite, Wavelite

Includes Obsidian,Montgomery Pass Mineral County, Nevada, Pumice Mono Craters Mono County, California, Pyrite Huanzala, Peru, Calcite Variety Iceland Spar Rodeo Durango, Mexico, Chrysocolla Bagdad Min

1.) COLORADO SPRINGS/MINERAL WATER CO./COLORADO SPRINGS./COLO. Flint but probably originally purple (slight purple tinge to this viewer). 6 5/8 inches tall with a small 33 on base and No.5 on front ne

United States,20th Century Collection of over seventy three mineral specimens including amethyst, galena, chalcopyrite, obsidian, fluorite, chalcedony, vanadinite, sulfur, petrified wood, gypsum, born

S127 in Preble, Denver. Preble notes this is Colorado's earliest embossed mineral water. Preble notes in his historical synopsis of Peabody on page 45 that the company may have gotten its start around

(lot of 23) Colorful obelisks in various stones including mahogany agate, marble, Picasso marble, snow flake obsidian, flourite, lapis lazuli, blood stone, picture jasper, blue jasper, Norcross Madaga

A tray containing numerous colorful mineral specimens including various fossil corals, fossil woods, obsidian, selenite, stalagmite, rutilated quartz, puddingstone, marble, Victorian 'marbles' and mal

to include: blue kyanite, amethyst flower, deep green tourmaline in a quartz matrix, possibly blue-green dogtooth calcite, semi-translucent scolecite spray specimen, possibly blue barite spray on limo

14 Clear Quartz Crystals, Two Pseudocrocidolite, One Citrine, One Pyrite, One Fluorite, One Black Quartz, Largest Height 4, Width 5, Depth 4 Inches, All With Natural Inclusions And Flakes, Clean And P

Nice collection geodes and mineral specimens, 25+ pieces, incl. rose quartz obelisk, bookend, and specimen, blue agate geode, colorless quartz, pyrite, sliced examples, polished eggs, etc., smallest:

**Originally Listed At $400** North America; South Africa; Madagascar, ca. millions of years ago. This is a fine collection of 6 natural mineral and crystalline formations that include, quartz, celest

Eusebius vein, Adalbert Mine, Pribram-Brezove Hory, Central Bohemia, Czechoslovakia. Old European Collection Tag, Ex. John Betts Fine Minerals. 19cm x 14cm x 14cm. 2.5 kg.

This cache of projectile points in a walnut display case totals about 130 pieces. Thought to be from the Weld County, Colorado area. Colors vary from white, chalk, tan, gray, and obsidian black. Sizes

This lot of projectile points are from Prowers County, Colorado; the south-east corner of the state. There are over 160 points in all, from white, pink, gray, butterscotch, honey color, and greasy yel

On January 5, 1859, during the Colorado gold rush, prospector George A. Jackson discovered placer gold at the present site of Idaho Springs, where Chicago Creek empties into Clear Creek. It was the fi

Two blue line maps of the San Juan Triangle in Colorado. Scale 1 inch = 1200 feet. The San Juan Triangle includes the mining towns of Telluride, Silverton, and Ouray. This mineral-rich area was very i

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 4 INCHES LONG. IT IS FROM COLORADO. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION! KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHEAD A