That really is beautiful, thank you for sharing.
Matt.
On 08/01/11 04:38, Michael Johnson wrote:
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Nice!
On 20/12/10 13:09, Anita Westlake wrote:
Hi Martin:
I have the opposite problem: I have a cast and am looking for its name! It
came from a specimen in the Smithsonian. It's large (like a big watermelon) and
has loads of
-3mm and numerous smaller fragments/dust. $100
Chergach, fell July 2007 in Mali. 17.1g individual. $85
Capot Rey, found 2004 in Niger. 15.3g individual. $65
Photo's are available on request. Please mail off-list if you are interested in
any of the specimens.
Regards,
Matt Smith (IMCA #3142
Hi all,
My thin section collection is modest, but growing. I'm beginning to think about
how to store them, does anybody have any suggestions? The only slide boxes I can
see for sale are designed for the larger size slides. All advice would be
gratefully received.
Thanks,
Matt.
Thanks to everybody who replied on or off-list to my request, your input has
been much appreciated and I'm much closer to finding a solution.
Matt.
On 14/11/10 22:04, Rob Holcomb wrote:
Hi Matt,
Have you looked at membranebox.com? These are great for large slabs but
can become a little
According to the Burnham Petrogaphics website that Richard provided the link to
standard size (25x45mm, 27x46mm and 28x48mm):
http://www.burnhampetrographics.com/petropoxy/ppp.php#slideboxes
Matt.
On 15/11/10 04:41, Ed Deckert wrote:
Hi List!
The talk about thin section storage boxes got
An article on the controversy regarding the recent Gebel Kemil find:
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20727724.000-deep-impact-market-the-race-to-acquire-meteorites.html
or
http://bit.ly/ct9U42
Regarding the legal situation it states:
In Egypt, permission is supposed to be required to
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