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The best R chondrite find ever!
This is some of the most exciting material we have seen come out of NWA. R chondrites are rare, fresh R's are even rarer, but INDIVIDUAL BABY STONES might be once-in-a-lifetime.
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CHILKOOT, Alaska - 246.8 grams
Found 1881, Portage Bay, Alaska - Iron, IIIAB
Alaska's first meteorite and one of only four for the entire state. To our knowledge, this rare locality has only been offered in the past as small micros. Originally from the Dr. James Schwade collection and one of the meteorites photographed in his wonderful collection catalog. Has painted Schwade numbers on back.
This specimen is a robust nearly-complete slice, with a small section removed by a past custodian. The natural edge is fantastic and shows the deep regmaglypts the meteorite must have had.
$4600
GUNLOCK, Utah - 77.8 grams
Found 1982, Washington Co., Utah - L3 Chondrite
A nice robust part slice with crusted edge. From the legendary Robert Haag collection including his signed specimen card. Gunlock is another poorly distributed meteorite. The main-mass was recently repatriated to the state at the Utah Geological Survey.
$1950
AMHERST, Nebraska
We are pleased to offer collectors a chance to acquire a sample of this rare Nebraskan find. The USNM holds nearly the entire mass of 8.1 kg and a only few hundred grams are distributed between AMNH , TCU., and NHM, London.
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COBIJA, Chile
We have only a few pieces of this 19th Century Chilean find available. You might not see it again.
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FRIONA, Texas
NHM, Vienna holds nearly the entire mass of 18.7 kg leaving only a few hundred grams between FMNH and TCU. We have less than 50 grams of this nice Texas stone available, so grab it while you can!
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GIBSON, Australia - 10.2 grams
Found October 1991, W. Australia - Lodranite
For a museum or the advanced collector we present a rare opportunity to acquire the only other named Lodranite in the world.
A single 67.1 gram stone is all that was recovered. Formerly in the collection of David New; by transfer to the Dr. Jim Schwade Collection in December of 1992. This complete slice is a true gem!
$5000
HAPPY CANYON - 79.5 grams
Found January, 1971, Texas - EL6/7
From the Glenn Huss Collection, bearing number H314.107, we present this seldom offered large-sized part slice of one of only 5 enstatite chondrites found in the US. This is certainly one of the best pieces to come around of Happy Canyon in a long time. Includes original American Meteorite Laboratory Label!
$2550
TAIBAN (b), New Mexico - 129 grams
Found 1975 , New Mexico - L6 Chondrite
Originally from the Glenn Huss Collection, bearing number H327.60, we present one of the largest slices ever offered of Taiban (b). You simply won't find a nicer slice of this New Mexican stone. This slice was also formerly a part of the Dr. Jim Schwade Collection and was acquired by Schwade directly from Huss in August of 1983.
$1650
STEINBACH, Germany - 14.3 grams
Discovered in 1794, Germany - Iron, IVA-an
A classic old German find! The first mass of Steinbach was discovered in the 18th Century! It is a beautiful, silica bearing anomalous IVA.
Ex. Michael Cottingham Collection
$1400
McCRACKEN, Kansas
An attractive H4/5 and one of the rarest Kansas stones by distribution. A single 1530 gram stone is all that was found! We have only a few pieces available.
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