Of Especial Interest to Mineralogists. 



HIDDENITE FROM NORTH CAROLINA. 



It has been some years since this rare gem mineral was procurable at the 

 mineral dealers ; through very fortunate circumstances I procured a large 

 lot of these crystals at a remarkably low price ; they range in size from.i^ 

 to 3 4 in. of very good color and quality. No doubt many collectors will be 

 glad to have the opportunity to procure a representative of this variety 

 of Spodumene, with a deep emerald green color ; they range in price 

 from 50 cents to $2.00. 



KUNZITE FROM CALIFORNIA. 



I also received a large lot of Kunzite crystals, showing remarkable nat- 

 ural etchings ; I am. now in a position to furnish a series of these etched 

 crystals which should be in every collection ; they range in color from 

 white to deep lilac ; former lots of this beautiful gem crystal were beyond 

 the average price for regular collectors ; the present prices are far below 

 any material of this quality ever offered before ; crystals range in size from 

 % in. to 2J^ in. long, from 75 cents to $5.00 ; will send a series of these 

 crystals for selection to anyone. 



OTHER CALIFORNIA MINERALS. 



Can safely state that my stock of California minerals is the largest in 

 the country, considering their quality ; the following will suggest a few 

 of the additions to my present stock ; Stibiotantalite, which is at present 

 extremely rare, both loose xls. and in matrix, prices ranging from $2.50- 

 $15.00. 



Pink Beryl, good crystals, fair color, from $2.00-$12.00 ; Tourmalines, 

 all colors, loose and in matrix, from $2.00-$25.00. Awaruite, a new lot of 

 these interesting metallic pebbles, from the Smith River ; their appearance 

 is something like Platinum nuggets : price from 25 cents to $1.50 ; from 

 the above locality I have also a fine lot of black and red Obsidian and 

 brown : polished from %Yz va - *° 3/4 inches, prices from $1.50-$2.00. 



In addition to the above I also received quite a number of other minerals 

 too numerous to mention, from this state. 



COLORADO. 



Recent shipments have brought a large lot of Amazonstone, in groups 

 and loose crystals, single and twins, some of which are remarkable ; also a 

 number of the celebrated Cripple Creek Tellurides, such as Tellurium, 

 Calaverite, Sylvanite, Gold Pseudo after Calaverite ; Calciovolborthite 

 crystallized, Carnotite, Amethysts in parallel growths, Topaz, Smoky 

 Quartz, Pyrites, Rhodochrosite quartz, with Fluorite and other well known 

 minerals at remarkably low figures. 



I shall be pleased to send anyone on request an assortment, prepaid, for 

 selection, and guarantee satisfaction. 



A. H. PETEREIT, 



81—83 Fulton Street, New York City. 



Phone Beekman 1856. 



