AMERICAN 

 CRYSTALLIZED CINNABAR. 



Possessing the color, brilliancy and transparency of cut rubies. Coming direct 

 from the well known California mines, the new find offers the best quality of this 

 highly prized rarity which we have yet seen. The crystals range from 1 to 4 mm. 

 or more diameter, and are generally grouped in protecting cavities. Their re- 

 markable lustre and gem-like aspect give an added value to their crystallographic 

 perfection. A habit of parallel grouping of the crystals adds to their showy 

 character. This collection is comparatively small, yet is a result of the long 

 continued efforts of a mine official. At less than the Spanish prices they find 

 immediate sale. 



ENGLISH MINERALS. 



QuarlZ-COaled-Fluors. A large lot containing a few record-breaking 

 specimens. They afford one of the most charming combinations known. Bright 

 and translucent purple cubes coated with clear quartz crystals — the " Little Falls 

 Diamond " quality. A few superb museum groups. 



Fluor§ of the ordinary (and some extraordinary) types. Bubble inclusions, 

 etc. Prices one-half the figures lately obtained. 



Brilliant Sphalerite. Crystals sprinkled attractively over white 

 druses of pseudomorphous quartz — a new and pretty type. 



Witlierile. Groups of doubly terminated crystals. To be had only from 

 old collections. The local supply was long since exhausted. 



Caleite. Numerous and familiar forms. 



Pearl Spar and Golden Barites. Of the first quality. 



OTHER RECENT ACCESSIONS. 



"Mexican Onyx "from Arizona. Superior to the Mexican article. Tn 

 handsome cabinet size slabs, polished on one side. 



Electrum in Quartz, Nevada. An unusually rich piece. 



Beryl. Well terminated and symmetrical hexagons. 



Halite. In limpid cubic cleavages. 



Argentiferous Galena, Copiaplte, Alunife, Alunogen, 

 Epsomite, Pyromorphite, Cerargyrite, Brucite, etc., etc. 



ILLUSTRATED COLLECTION CATALOG. 



Describes systematic collections arranged for practical study and reference,* 

 from small elementary sets to the extensive and complete collection required by 

 a university museum. Detached crystals. Series illustrating hardness and other 

 physical characters. Laboratory minerals at lowest prices prevailing in Europe 

 or America. 



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