Hi to all. I have some really nice material for sale on ebay and some yet to be
listed on there.
My ebay listings: (Make offers for off ebay sales and trades)
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZwanderingstarmeteoritesQQhtZ-1
Not listed on ebay, but available for sale...
.39g of Orgueil with impecc
Buy-sell antique paintings-prints, and Japanese woodblocks
A few coins 1700's Spanish 2 realest, My best best coin is a 1424-1427 English
Groat made in Calisis France when Joan of Arch was between the age of 12 and
15.
( Now how cool is that)
I draw and paint my self, I like painting in the st
I am a collector at heart - I always have the urge to "complete" series or
sets of items. I enjoy collecting fossils and some rocks, but not
seriously. If you just want to count the detailed obsessive stuff, then...
Tektites & Meteorites
Postage stamps (US mainly - pre self-adhesive)
Movie me
Collecting strange and exotic materials,
Making knives from meteorites and ... other strange and exotic materials
Dan Fronefield
Meteor Forge
http://Meteorforge.net
"Specializing in meteorites and other exotic materials"
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Stamps
Coins
Currency
Rare cacti and succulents
Arrowheads
Rocks, fossils and crystals
Antiques
Bottles
Insulators
Audubon and other natural history prints
Japanese prints
Huichol yarn paintings
Art and illustrated natural history books
Comic books
Lots and lots of books
Reading
Writing
Painting
P
Astronomy
History (Scientific, Religious, Political, Social, Military, Secret Orders)
Geography (Mapping, Plotting)
Philosophy
Photography
Graphic Arts
Writing
Green Technology (Energy & Transportation)
Gaming - XBOX & PC (Wow, COD4)
Hiking
Camping
Outdoor Survival
Drawing Sketching
Web Design
Ne
My current collections are unopened Star Wars stuff, Pink Floyd bootlegs (audio
and video), Cal Ripken Jr baseball cards (from when I was a kid) assorted rocks
and minerals topped off with a collection of paper money from around the world.
I also have some assorted old and unusual coins that inc
NWA Numero Uno, if I had the moolah, I would buy this one:
http://cgi.ebay.com/METEORITE-A-Piece-History-NWA-001-L6-Main-Mass-190g-/190440164850?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2c571e4df2
Figure 8 shaped iron found in area of rare Ohio dinosaur tooth discovery:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Unusual-Odd-S
Other hobbies:
Meteor spectroscopy
Astronomy
Photography
Machine Lathe work.
ATM
Ed Majden
Courtenay, B.C.
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I am a serious ghost hunter for many years who has traveled around the
country to some of the most haunted places in the United States as well as
ghost hunted with TAPS several times! I created 2 documentary CD's on the
haunted paranormal. One on EVP-Electronic Voice Phenomena and the other
abo
G'Day Everyone
Well I picked up a few interesting facts here. I have a load to get rid
of. Bernd, so you're interested in kangaroos and kookaburra's? Yeah I
know you spelled it differently and I'm not going to pick you up on that
one ;) I also have some very early gold sovereigns minted in Austra
LOL. I couldn't help to break out into laughter after I read your first
sentence
Matt Morgan
Mile High Meteorites
http://www.mhmeteorites.com
P.O. Box 151293
Lakewood, CO 80215
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From: "Peter Scherff"
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Hi,
Large is a relatively meaningless word. What I think of as "large"
my wife may think of as "small". I am looking for a sample of mars over 20
grams. For me that is large. For Bob Haag that would probably be small.
Thanks,
Peter
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Collecting Godzilla toys.
Recently learning whip cracking with a bullwhip.
Carl2
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Collecting autograph letters of scientists, including those who studied
meteorites as well as meteorite curators.
Mark Grossman
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Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2010 8:00 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Other hobbies?
Other hobbies?
In a very particular o
Visual astronomy
(by extenstion of the above) - refractors and eyepieces. Certified
eyepiece junkie.
Beach-combing and shelling
Birdwatching - I loathe the word "birder".
Fossil hunting
Hiking
Canoeing
Antique astronomy books and widgets
NHL Hockey - Tampa Bay Lightning, St. Louis Blues
Past hobb
SOLAR ASTRONOMY
ELECTRIC RC PLANES ANSD HELOS
GUNS
TV
MOVIES
orders varies
Jerry Flaherty
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Other hobbies?
In a very particular order ;-)
- stamps
- Walt Disney cartoons
- astronomy
- gardening & astronomy
- minerals (especially the quartz group)
- coins (especially Australian Kokaburra and Kangaroo)
- meteorites
- Pharaonic Egypt & Egyptian hieroglyphics
- meteorites and photographing
Collect Civil War Minnnie Balls & Musket Balls (125+)
Collect Computer Viruses/Trojan Horses/Worms (154,000+)
SCUBA Diving
Underwater Archaeology
Genealogy
Collect Meteorites (540+)
Dave
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To: "Meteorite List"
Sent: Tuesday, September 1
Astronomy (Minor Planets)
Geocaching
Overtone Singing and Didgeridoo Playing
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In no particular order:
Fresh water aquaria
R/C electric planes
Music (many years ago drums, now electric guitar)
Gardening (indoors and out)
Astronomy
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Everything in Moderation - Except Laughter.
http://home.roadrunner.com/~kb2sms/
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Astronomy was and still is #1.
Chris Spratt
Victoria, BC
(Via my iPhone)
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Greg, I wanted to take moment and thank you publicly for the extremely
kind words and humbling comments regarding Meteorite Hunting &
Collecting magazine. I truly am honored you feel this way about it. I
hope my passion for this great science shines through in the full color
pages of the magazi
List: My hobbies starting when I was a child
Stamps (FDC)
Coins - just briefly
Rocks and Fossils
Old Books - older the better - geology related really cool
Paintings (just a little) - mostly from yard sales
and now: Meteorites
Greg S.
> Date: Wed, 15 Se
butterflies
Zitat von Greg Hupe :
Hi Anita,
Not too many places to hunt meteorites in Florida, need other things to
keep busy with. Mowing the lawn every three days aint going to cut it!
:-)
Greg
- Original Message - From: "Anita Westlake"
To: "Greg Hupe" ; "Meteorites USA"
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Sent:
http://epoxi.umd.edu/1mission/status.shtml
EPOXI Mission Status
Michael A'Hearn
EPOXI Principal Investigator
September 14, 2010
We have now been observing the comet for about a week (we began
on Sunday, 5 September). After the first day it was clear that portions
of the spacecraft were getting h
Dear List Members,
I would like to offer a new ureilite. As we know ureilites are very
difficult to cut and polish due to the numerous nano diamonds in the matrix
and most people do not invest the money or time into offering polished
slices, it is simply not cost effective. Well, I have put th
Dear List,
I appreciate all of the kind comments. I was not really offended by the size
remark. Everybody is entitled to their opinion. After all, if everybody could
afford complete slices of planetary material, then these would be considered
small. Unfortunately, the economy dictates what co
Hi List,
As a relative late comer, I can't imagine a meteorite market without
Hupe eBay auctions. They are a staple of the scene and I think many
collectors may take them for granted. If I had the surplus cash at
the moment, I'd be bidding up a storm on these auctions, trying to buy
up all the l
Mike said "..my mouth was salivating at the possibilities.. " Then I saw that
the largest was only 388 miligrams..." "...maybe next time.."
Hey Mike,
Call Adam up and he'll sell you as big a piece as you want. I've seen him do
it. He holds more main masses of planetary then anyone I know. Wasn
Hi List, Martin Horejsi made my day when I saw a Martin Cube sitting
next to his Ensisheim slice. There have been some great scale cubes offered
to us meteorite collectors recently and I have bought several. My old wood
cubes are not intended as competition!
When I made the first wood
I consider anything over 200 milligrams (1 carat) large for planetary material,
some with a Total Known Weight of only 26 or 42 grams as is the case with a few
pieces. A 388 milligram specimen is almost 2 carats. I don't see anybody
listing 2 carat diamonds starting at just 99 cents and this m
http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/news/2010/pr201015.html
NASA's Hubble Harvests Distant Solar System Objects
Cambridge, MA - Beyond the orbit of Neptune reside countless icy rocks known
as trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs). One of the biggest, Pluto, is classified
as a dwarf planet. The region also sup
Hi Adam,
When I saw your post for "Large" rare specimens starting at 99 cents, and no
reserves, I was starting to get excited, my mouth salivating at the
possibilities.
Then I saw that the largest was only 388 milligrams and all the others were
even smaller. Oh Well. Maybe next time.
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2010-297
NASA's Next Mars Rover Rolls Over Ramps
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
September 13, 2010
PASADENA, Calif. -- The rover Curiosity, which NASA's Mars Science
Laboratory mission will place on Mars in August 2012, has been rolling
over ramps in a cl
Dear List Members,
You will definitely want to check out the auctions I have ending this
afternoon. I loaded some very large pieces of very rare meteorites and started
them out at just 99 cents with NO RESERVES. You may want to take advantage of
these great deals while they still exist. Thes
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/breaking-news/cunnamulla-rock-at-centre-of-dispute-declared-a-meteorite/story-e6frf7jx-1225921938055
AN ODD-looking rock found in a dirt paddock on an outback western
Queensland property is officially a meteorite.
The 27.6kg object was resting under a gidgee tree n
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