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OKF-354 Smithsonite Anarak, Iran. Ex. Anthony P. Dunn Collection. Circ. 1975. This beautiful smithsonite measures 9.2 cm in length and over 5 cm high. It is from an extremely unusual location has a brilliant blue color which rivals the Kelly mine material. Excellent luster and only one very small rub near the bottom edge of the specimen. The piece stands nicely on edge into different positions. Attractive and rare. $400
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OKF-060 Galena, Quartz, Sphalerite and Chalcopyrite Madan, Bulgaria. Ex. Art Edwards Collection. Specimens of galena from this location are seldom of this fine quality. The plate measures 20 x 13.2 cm. It is nice and thick, about 5 cm, and liberally coated by fine crystals. The galenas are in cubes modified by octahedrons to 2.3 cm and they dominate the specimen. A couple of clear quartz sprays and chalcopyrites (to a cm) spruce up the specimen. The sphalerite blends in and is in a 2.5 cm cluster on one edge of the piece. This is an exceptional, damage free specimen and would be a fine addition to any collection. 550$
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OKD-829 Calcite Guachinango Deposit, Matanzas, Prov., Cuba. Ex. Dr. Steve Chamberlain Collection. Prev. Carnegie Museum Collection specimen. When have you heard of any specimen coming fro Cuba??? This fine calcite is transparent yet somewhat milky on its interior. There is no damage, its form is wonderful and of course the location is highly unusual. The crystal measures 6.8 cm long. Several prev. tags are here for documentation. A fine addition to any collection. 375$
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OKC-070 Pyroxene Feteira, Island of Teceira, Azores. Ex. Dr. Steve Chamberlain Collection. How is this for an unusual location! Green 1 cm crystal and many tiny ones in lava. Very unusual specimen to say the least. 50$
