Canyon Diablo Iron-Nickel Meteorite Slice with Widmanstatten Pattern

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

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A lot of 6 iron meteorites from the Canyon Diablo and Campo del Cielo craters. Lot includes 3 Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments from northwest of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The meteorite broke into ma

A group of three highly-polished pallasite meteorite slices, all triangular in section, showing numerous olivine inclusions in a base of iron-nickel. 38 grams total, 45mm average (1 3/4"). Property of

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

Brahin Pallasite Slice. Pallasites are stony-iron meteorites composed of an iron nickel matrix filled with crystals of olivine which is known as Peridot in its gem form. This is a 30.1 gram 2 ½

Eastern Europe, Russia, southeastern Magadan Region, Seymchan, ca. 1967 CE. A gorgeous slice from the Pallasite Seymchan meteorite composed entirely of iron with some nickel content as well. This Pall

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

11lbs 11oz or 5310.8 Grams. 6 7/8" long.

A large iron meteorite slab slice, showing large and well formed regmaglypts: small thumbprint like oval indentations that are unique to meteorites and caused by ablation in our atmosphere during flig

A large iron meteorite slab slice, showing large and well formed regmaglypts: small thumbprint like oval indentations that are unique to meteorites and caused by ablation in our atmosphere during flig

A large iron meteorite slab slice, showing large and well formed regmaglypts: small thumbprint like oval indentations that are unique to meteorites and caused by ablation in our atmosphere during flig

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

Meteorite Canyon Diablo Arizona 365g

Importante météorite américaine de Canyon Diablo, spécimen complet de plus de 42 kg Historical American Meteorite of Over 42 Kilograms-- Complete Sculptural Individual Canyon Diabl

Russia, Magadan Region (southeast) Seymchan, found ca. 1967 CE. A beautiful slice of meteorite, heterogeneous rock with translucent green-yellow olivine crystals throughout. The Widmanstätten pattern

Muonionalusta - iron, fine (IVA) octahedriteKiruna, Norrbotten, Northern Sweden Although no-one has so far located its impact crater, the Muonionalusta meteorite is believed to have fallen app

This is an exceptional example of an "oriented" meteorite and is thought to be nickel - iron composition. It has a crust with some regmaglypts on one side and a nice orientation shape from coming thro

This is a wonderful National Cash Register model number 13. Serial No. 182530. Built in 1899, detail adder, made out of cast iron. It has been nickel plated with an iconic pattern. Has original top si

**First Time At Auction** Russia, Siberia, Sikhote-Alin Mountains, Maritime Province, fall date and time: February 12, 1947, 10:38 am local time. An iron and nickel fragment from outer space as part o

Campo del Cielo, Chaco Argentina, Iron/Niquel Meteorite. Nice specimen. Weight: 3326 Grams/7.33 Lbs. It measures around 5 1/2 x 4 1/2 x 4 inches. Classification: Group I. Widmanstatten bandwidth 3.0 +

Large meteorite fragment, octahedrite, with custom stand. Overall dimensions: 10 x 7 x 4 1/2 inches

Large meteorite fragment, octahedrite, with custom lucite stand. Overall dimensions: 9 1/4 x 7 1/4 x 5 inches. Weight (not including the stand): 27 pounds 4 ounces

Russia, Siberia, Sikhote-Alin Mountains, Maritime Province, fall date and time: February 12, 1947, 10:38 am local time. In 1947, an iron meteorite fell upon the Sikhote-Alin Mountains in southeastern