Nantan Iron-Nickel Meteorite

Nantan Iron-Nickel Meteorite. The Nantan Iron-Nickel meteorite is one of the earliest meteorites that was an observed fall. It was recorded that it fell May 11, 1516 in the Nantan County of Guangxi Pr

Fell 1516 A.D., found 1958 A.D. An amorphous fragment of nickel iron meteorite (1AB), cleaned. See Graham, Bevan and Hutchison, ed., Catalogue of Meteorites, Natural History Museum, 1985, p.253, for d

Fell 1516 AD, found 1958 AD. A nickel iron meteorite (111CD) with a composition of 92.35% iron and 6.96% nickel. See Graham, Bevan and Hutchison, Catalogue of Meteorites, Natural History Museum, 1985,

Sikhote-Alin Iron nickel meteorite with Regmaglypts. This esthetic 3 X 1 ¾ X 1 ½ inch, 313.3 gram Sikhote-Alin iron nickel meteorite is the rarer of the two types possessing regmaglypts, s

Canyon Diablo Iron-Nickel Meteorite Slice with Widmanstatten Pattern. This 178.1 gram 4 ½ X 2 ½ inch Canyon Diablo iron-nickel meteorite slice has been polished and etched on both sides

Esthetic 235 Gram Sikhote-Alin Meteorite with Regmaglypts. This 235 gram 3 X 2 inch Sikhote-Alin iron nickel meteorite that fell on Feb.12, 1947 in Siberia is the rarer of the two types possessing reg

DESCRIPTION: One large iron/nickel meteorite (537 g) and two meteorite fragments (combined 55 g). Large meteorite comes with a weakly magnetic stand. DIMENSIONS: (Large meteorite) H: 2" W: 2.25" L: 3.

860 GRAM PIECE OF IRON NICKEL METEORITE - SAWED, POLISHED AND ETCHED - FOUND IN ARIZONA

Nickel-Iron Meteorite, coarse Octahedrite, Odessa, Texas..  140 grams.    1 x 2 x 1" Certificate of authenticity from Bethany Science- New Have CT This meteorite fell abo

Nickel-Iron Meteorite, coarse Octahedrite, Odessa, Texas..  536 grams.   1 1/2 x 3 x 2" Certificate of authenticity from Bethany Science- New Have CT This meteorite fell about

NAME: Campo del Cielo meteorite WEIGHT: 4 oz (114 g) SIZE: 1,75 inch (44 mm) x 2,5 inch (64 mm) CONDITION: Very good condition MATERIAL: Iron\ Nickel Good quality meteorite from Campo del Cielo fall i

Fell 6000-5000 years B.P. Nickel-iron meteorite (IAB); supplied in a carboard specimen tray with information ticket. See Graham, Bevan and Hutchison ed., Catalogue of Meteorites, Natural History Museu

NAME: Campo del Cielo meteorite WEIGHT: 8,1 oz (229,9 g) CONDITION: Very good condition MATERIAL: Iron\ Nickel Good quality meteorite from Campo del Cielo fall in Argentina discovered by the Spanish i

NAME: Campo del Cielo meteorite WEIGHT: 9,1 oz (256 g) CONDITION: Very good condition MATERIAL: Iron\ Nickel Good quality meteorite from Campo del Cielo fall in Argentina discovered by the Spanish in

NAME: Campo del Cielo meteorite WEIGHT: 1,4 oz (40,5 g) SIZE: 1,4 inch (36 mm) x 1,25 inch (32 mm) x 0,25 inch (6 mm) CONDITION: Very good condition MATERIAL: Iron\ Nickel Good quality meteorite from

Fell 6000-5000 years B.P. A nickel iron meteorite (IAB) Campo del Cielo meteorite; accompanied by a typed information label and held in a white card collector's tray. 73 grams, 37 mm (77.5 grams total

Fell 6000-5000 years BP, found 1576 AD. A Campo del Cielo nickel iron meteorite (IAB"). See Graham, Bevan and Hutchison, Catalogue of Meteorites, Natural History Museum, 1985, p.88, for details of thi

Campo del Cielo is an iron meteorite that fell about 4,600 years ago in a meteor shower near Campo del Cielo, in the province of Chaco, Argentina. Weight: 1.3 grams or 0.04 oz. Size: 7.5 x 6.1 x 14.7

Rare jewelry cut piece of nickel iron palasite olivine meteorite; discovered 1964 in Argentina total weight of meteorite was 1600 lbs

Rare jewelry cut piece of nickel iron palasite olivine meteorite; discovered 1964 in Argentina total weight of meteorite was 1600 lbs

Rare jewelry cut piece of nickel iron palasite olivine meteorite; discovered 1964 in Argentina total weight of meteorite was 1600 lbs

Rare jewelry cut piece of nickel iron palasite olivine meteorite; discovered 1964 in Argentina total weight of meteorite was 1600 lbs

Rare jewelry cut piece of nickel iron palasite olivine meteorite; discovered 1964 in Argentina total weight of meteorite was 1600 lbs

Fell 6000-4000 years BP. A nickel-iron coarse octahedrite (IAB) meteorite specimen; found Chaco Province, Argentina; held in a transparent lidded collector's case. See Graham, Bevan and Hutchison ed.,