

MAGNIFICENT SMOKY QUARTZ 



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On a recent visit to Maine we secured what we confi- 

 dently believe to be the finest lot of museum specimens of 

 Smoky Quartz ever found at any American locality. 

 Their very deep color and highly polished faces make 

 them exceedingly attractive. The largest crystal is over 

 two feet long, some of them are doubly terminated, some 

 built up of smaller individuals in parallel position ; there 

 are a very few cabinet-size specimens. Museums will 

 kindly correspond with us immediately, as there are but a 

 very few specimens in this splendid lot. 



OTHER MAINE MINERALS. 



Pollucite iu large masses intimately associated with Spodumene, 3 1.00 to $3.50. 



Beryl. A lot of good, small, terminated crystals. 10c. to 25c. 



Albite. Very neat little crystallized groups, 10c. to 25c. 



Montmorillonite, bright rose pink. 10c. to 25c. per vial. 



Hamlinite, a single specimen with several crystals, 86.00. 



Lepidolite Crystals, 25c. to 50c. 



Triphylite, attractive solferino-colored specimens, 25c. to 50c. 



EUROPEAN MINERALS. 



Importations during February enable us to offer: 



Wolframite, good crystals, 5<'c. each; one very large crystal, §4.00. 



Tridymite in matrix groups of unprecedentedly large and fine crystals, 75c. to 

 SI. 50. 



Carpholite, in attractive greenish-yellow fibrous specimens, 35c. to $1.00. 



Zeunerite, well crystallized, $1.50 to S4.00. 



Crystallized Gold, two groups of very sharp crystals. SI 0.00 and SI 2.50. 



Smoky Quartz, one choice museum group, 315.00, two extra fine single crys- 

 tals, S3. 00 and SH.5U. 



"Iron Rose," one beautiful group on a matrix of Adularia, $8.00. 



Pink Octahedral FTuonte, choice loose crystals, $1.50 to $2.00. 



Andesine, Var. Saccharite, prettily tinted green by nickel, 2 x 2£ inches, 

 35c, to 3x3|. SI. 00. 



Ferruginous Quartz, showy groups of small yellow crystals, 2x3, 25c, to 

 3x5, 75c 



Strontianite, groups of crystals, 50c to $1.25. 



Meerschaum, just as found, 25c to 75c 



Choice Actinolite, Erythrite, Zinnwaldite, Alabandite, Lollingite, 

 Iolite, Dawsonite, Phenacite, sharp Chalcopyrite crystals on Quartz, etc 



RARE CANADIAN MINERALS. 



Kermesite, one extra fine and several choice specimens from the long-since- 

 abandoned South Ham mine. 



Uvarovite, a number of quite good specimens from Orford — no longer 

 obtainable. 



Also a lot of cheap but attractive Green Apatites, green fibrous Tourma- 

 lines, crystals of Phlogopite, Pyroxene, etc 



OTHER RECENT ADDITIONS. 



Two lots of good Tintic Minerals, including crystallized Tyrolite, Clinoclasite, 

 Scorodite, Erinite, Anglesite. etc. ; 150 matrix specimens of Utah Topaz at 5c to 35c ; 

 a lot of brilliant and highly modified Utah Pyrites; 250 Quartz and Calcite 

 Geodes : a number of good and large Celtstite crystals from Lake Erie; contact 

 twins of Quartz from Japan: an elongated octahedron of Pyrite from French Creek; 

 etc., etc. 



124 pp. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, 25c. in paper; 50c. in cloth. 

 44 pp. ILLUSTRATED PRICE-LISTS, 4c. ; Circulars and Bulletins free 



GEO. L. ENGLISH & CO., Mineralogists 

 64 East 12th St., New York City. 



