On-Line Catalogue, Page 3, Larger Specimens and Macros
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| Pultusk,
Poland |
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| Pultusk, Poland, H5 chondrite, brecciated whole specimen, 616 grams. Fell Jamuary 30, 1868 |
| Collecton Specimen,
not for sale. Image Copyright protected, 2019 - 2021 New England Meteoritical Services |
| Found in 1822, specimens of this pallasite are represented in many
National collections. The two specimens offered are unusual in that they are small, complete specimens with most of the olivine ablated out from the violence of atmospheric passage. The specimen is 12.0 grams, 28mm 27mm x 16mm, $156.00 |
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| This second specimen of Imilac presents with the same twisted and
torn shape of the one above it. 11.1 grams, 28mm x 25mm x 15mm, $140.00 |
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single stone weighing 7.86 kg was found close to Warden Pool near the Ashburton
River, 6 miles NNW of Ashburton Downs Homestead in June 1989. Warden is an H5 chondrite with an abundance of Ni/Fe grains and difuse chondrules. The specimen to the right is 22.4 grams, 40mm x 31mm x 7mm, $176.00 |
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| Found in Morton County, Kansas,1983. An LL3 chondrite with multiple lithologies, unequilibrated, brecciated, containing LL5 clasts. 35.9 grams, 50mm x 44mm x 6mm, SOLD |
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| Palo Verde Mine, Mohave County, Arizona. 9.16 kg recovered.
Offered is a 20.05 gram part slice of this L6 chondrite.. 20.05 grams, 32mm x 23mm x 7mm, SOLD |
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