entered).
All the best
Frederic
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Well, me again,there is also
Dear List Members,
What a great subject, been very busy on the new
web-site but taking a break to enjoy this subject. I started out
collecting like a few others who posted to this string. I used to purchase
every type I could get my hands on without any real direction. My brother
Greg and
Elton,
Your words make me proud to know ya! Michael
on 10/21/03 4:08 AM, E.J at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Walter had this subject almost right...a habit? Maybe. Addiction?
for many of us.
As to collecting strategy, mine has migrated over the years much as I
suppose many other
of The Catalogue of Meteorites.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
James Carroll
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Would collect meteorites that h
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
James Carroll
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you can find all 17, nicely listed from the book "Meteorites
from A to Z" by Jensen, Jensen and Black. Don´t know, if
Anne has any copies for sale?
The book is very handy and I have it in use much more
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Would collect meteorites that hit Alabama but since, to the best of my limited knowledge, there are only 2 known. I have one but the other (the one that went after the woman in her house- That's Sylacauga)
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Hi Walter
I have a nice collection of falls.
What makes it interesting is they must be whole and weigh around 5 grams and be
80
Hi
I have different collecting areas.
One is a systematic. I try to have different types. This include
varieties (i.e in diogenites a green like Tatahouine and a white like
Bilanga). On this ones I prefer falls but a rare find is OK too.
A second one is a private collection which includes
Walter had this subject almost right...a habit? Maybe. Addiction?
for many of us.
As to collecting strategy, mine has migrated over the years much as I
suppose many other Lay Collectors. When I began collecting there was
a scarcity of meteorites exhibits, literature, and photos available
Thank you Elton.
Rob Wesel
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and we are the dreamers of the dreams.
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Hi Mike and Walter,
Probably the more odd of all my esoteric collecting strands is my
arrowhead collection. I have a set of irons from different locations that
resemble Native American arrowheads. I have S-A, Taza, Canyon
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After having run the gamut of everything from "one specimen of everyfind/fall" to "I quit this hobby" I think I have settled on a few collectingspecialties
Sounds familiar - I started out trying to collect a tidbit of virtually everything, eventually realizing that
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Hi Mike and Walter,
Probably the more odd of all my esoteric collecting strands is my
arrowhead collection. I have a set of irons from different locations that
resemble Native
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)... and a
Moldavite! If you have a different one for trade let me know. (
I have 2 for you.
2 Libyan glass pieces. One has 1 hole, the other has 2 holes
Anne M. Black
www. IMPACTIKA.com
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Hi Walter and list,
I would have to say that I have two specialties
that I collect. The first on was unusual named meteorites, such as Camel
Donga ,Dalgaranga,Guadelupe Y Calvo, Millbillillie, Quenggouk, and
Lanzenkirchen to name a few. The names would strike my fancy and I would
buy them.
Title: Re: [meteorite-list] Collecting Habits
Hi Walter and all,
Your question is a good one and one I approached it in my own way in my Accretion Desk column in the Meteorite Times ( http://www.meteoritetimes.com ) with my new series on what I call esoteric collecting. From time to time, I
Hi Walter
I have a nice collection of falls. What makes it interesting is they must be whole and weigh around 5 grams and be 80+% crusted. I currently have 12 pieces plus a gorgeous Camel Donga (it's almost a fall). PF of course is the newest.
Mike
Mike JensenBill JensenJensen
Title: Re: [meteorite-list] Collecting Habits
Hi Martin,
oops, you will have to
wait till the
latest Meteorite
arrives in your mailbox
for the rest on that
one.
Well now, you certainly have my curiosity but
I have to give my 4 year old a bath then put her to bed (without myself falling
Greetings list from the new guy on the block
At first I sort of just collected everything meteorite. Now though I sort of collect specifics. At the moment I have a few areas of interest:
1. Martian meteorites. I guess this is the more expensive of the collection so far.
2. Mesodarites (sp).
' brothers collect main masses of planetary meteorites, but for those of
us mere mortals, even an alphabetical collection is impressive.
Cheers,
Martin
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Hi Walter
Because of space considerations, my collecting habits are simple: micros.
Most of my collection is under 5g each, and I cannot scorn Bessey Specks,
because for many types (notably SNC and lunar) they are all I can afford.
If possible, I like individuals, but otherwise my goal is simply as
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