TABLE OF CONTENTS 1936
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January | Whole #55 | 11:1 |
Title | Author | Start Page |
Mineral Collecting in Norway | Richmond E. Myers | 1 |
Minerals of the District of Columbia and Vicinity, with Pertinent Bibliography | Dr. Titus Ulke | 7 |
Treatment of Fragile Specimens | Charles R. Toothaker | 10 |
Halotrichite found near Freeland, Pa. | John J. S. Shrader | 11 |
Serpentine at Ishpeming, Mich. | A. Joseph Alessi | 11 |
The Amateur Lapidary | J. H. Howard | 13 |
If You Want It You Can Get It | 13 | |
A Peek at Our Mail | 14 | |
Acknowledgments | 14 | |
Club and Society Notes | 14 | |
Minneapolis Mineral and Gem Club | 14 | |
General Index of Authors and Contents | 15 | |
February | Whole #56 | 11:2 |
Title | Author | Start Page |
Mineral Collecting in Spitzbergen | Richmond E. Myers | 17 |
A Mineralogical Trip Through Northern New York | Wilbur J. Elwell | 20 |
Cosmopolitan Specimens | Peter Zodac | 21 |
Collecting Minerals on Vacation | Elmer N. Anderson | 22 |
Minerals of the District of Columbia and Vicinity, with Pertinent Bibliography. Part 2 | Dr. Titus Ulke | 26 |
The Amateur Lapidary | J. H. Howard | 29 |
Mud Sawing | William J. Bingham | 29 |
Bibliographical Notes | 31 | |
Club and Society Notes | 31 | |
Wyoming Valley Historical and Geological Society | 31 | |
Mineralogical Society of Arizona | 31 | |
A Peek At Our Mail | 32 | |
Acknowledgments | 32 | |
March | Whole #57 | 11:3 |
Title | Author | Start Page |
Two-Thirds of Nation's Wealth Comes from Minerals | 33 | |
Colorado Rhodochrosite | Allan Caplan | 35 |
A Mineralogical Trip Through New England | Wilbur J. Elwell | 36 |
Rocks and Minerals Subscriber Honored | 37 | |
Some Gold Occurrences in South Carolina | Joseph P. Linneman | 38 |
Norwegian Mineral Collecting Tour. Sponsored by Rocks and Minerals | 40 | |
Petrified 'Teredo' Wood near Roseburg, Oregon | J. R. Wharton | 41 |
Minerals of the District of Columbia and Vicinity with Pertinent Bibliography. Part 3. Conclusion | Dr. Titus Ulke | 42 |
The Amateur Lapidary | J. H. Howard | 45 |
Where There's a Will There's a Way | Mark M. Foster | 45 |
Recent Finds of Interest | 46 | |
Orbicular Jasper in California | 46 | |
Club and Society Notes. Canon City Geology Club | 47 | |
Huge Star-Sapphire Acquired by Rock and Minerals Subscriber | 47 | |
A Peek at Our Mail | 48 | |
Acknowledgments | 48 | |
American Museum Lectures | 48 | |
April | Whole #58 | 11:4 |
Title | Author | Start Page |
Fluorescent and Phosphorescent Glacial Conglomerate | Herman Wuestner | 49 |
A New Fluorescent Mineral | Jay T. Fox | 51 |
Portable Device to Identify Fluorescent Minerals | Oscar R. Smith | 51 |
Fluorescent Minerals from Little Known Localities | David Seaman | 52 |
Occurrence of Fluorescent and Phosphorescent Calcite Crystal Shell Casts in the Yorktown Formation, Virginia | George C. Barclay | 53 |
Joys of an Argon Bulb | W. Ritchie Almond | 54 |
Notes on the Separation of Two Rock Crystals | Paul Zimmer | 55 |
Occurrences of Hyalite in North Carolina | John R. Henderson | 56 |
Phosphorescent Selenite from Hudson, N. Y. | Peter Zodac | 59 |
A Homemade Fluorescent Lamp | William C. Casperson | 60 |
Some Notes on Fluorescence | Leo Neal Yedlin | 62 |
Fluorescent Opal from Arizona | 62 | |
The Amateur Lapidary | J. H. Howard | 63 |
Rapid Method of Charging the Diamond Saw | R. Emmet Doherty | 63 |
A Peek at Our Mail | 64 | |
Isaac Wingert Byers (Dec. 16th, 1866-Feb. 26th, 1936) | 64 | |
May | Whole #59 | 11:5 |
Title | Author | Start Page |
A Fluorescent Ink | R. C. Hoover | 2nd cover |
Bulletin Board A Unique Fluorescent Experiment | L. J. Hauser | 2nd cover |
Bulletin Board The Fluorescent and Phosphorescent Minerals of Bedford, N. Y. | Peter Zodac | 65 |
Collecting Minerals at Night | Oscar R. Smith | 66 |
Fluorescence in Herkimer Quartz Crystals | Alan W. Bernheimer | 67 |
How to Use Fluorescent Minerals for Decorative Effects | L. J. Hauser | 67 |
Some Observations on Fluorescence and Phosphorescence | Peter Zodac | 68 |
Fourth National Outing of the Rocks and Minerals Association | 72 | |
Some Notes on Fluorescence | L. J. Hauser | 73 |
The Importance of Fluorescence and Phosphorescence | Peter Zodac | 74 |
Some Interesting Phosphorescent Minerals | Peter Zodac | 75 |
Autunite in Mitchell County, North Carolina | Bradley Johnson | 76 |
The Amateur Lapidary | J. H. Howard | 78 |
The Ancient Lapidary | J. H. Howard | 78 |
June | Whole #60 | 11:6 |
Title | Author | Start Page |
The Rocks and Minerals Association. Its Reorganization and Purpose | 81 | |
The Rare Mineral Piedmontite | Preston E. Cloud | 85 |
Mineral Provinces of Oklahoma | O. F. Evans | 86 |
A Brief Visit to Table Mountain, Colorado | O. A. Reese | 88 |
Some Minerals of the Serpentine Range near Easton, Pa. | George W. Gehman | 90 |
Mineral Collecting by Hydroplane | Wilbur J. Elwell | 92 |
An Example of Mineral Coloring in Nature | Wm. C. Casperson | 93 |
The Amateur Lapidary | J. H. Howard | 94 |
A Rock Holder | J. H. Howard | 94 |
Club and Society Notes | 95 | |
New Haven Mineral Club | 95 | |
Bridgeport Mineral Club | 95 | |
A Peek at Our Mail | 96 | |
Spherical Concretions | 96 | |
July | Whole #61 | 11:7 |
Title | Author | Start Page |
Chester, Vermont, Land of Pyrite Cubes | R. Emmet Doherty | 97 |
A Floating Rock Dump | Richmond E. Myers | 98 |
Thunder Eggs | E. A. Southwick | 99 |
A Mineral Collector's Outline of Wyoming | Walter D. Perry | 100 |
Minerals in the Dominican Republic | Dr. Willy Lengweiler | 102 |
Garnets of Salida, Colorado | Allan Caplan | 104 |
Largest Stone Ever Quarried | 104 | |
Talc at Murphy, North Carolina | Franklin A. Thurman | 105 |
What Do You Think? | Howard R. Williams | 106 |
The Amateur Lapidary | J. H. Howard | 107 |
Mechanics of Cutting and Polishing | J. H. Howard | 107 |
A Peek at Our Mail | 109 | |
'A Key to Precious Stones' review | H. Alban Anderson | 110 |
Rocks and Minerals Association Fourth National Outing | 111 | |
Past, Present and Future | R. Emmet Doherty | 112 |
August | Whole #62 | 11:8 |
Title | Author | Start Page |
Helping the Hobby | E. A. Southwick | cover 2 |
Meteor Craters | George M. Colvocoresses | 113 |
Recent Finds of Interest | 117 | |
Prase Opal in California | 117 | |
Stibnite Inclusions in Rock Crystal in Nevada | 117 | |
The Search for Sapphires | Joseph W. Howard | 118 |
Sites of Minerals, Mines and Quarries Found Within 50 Miles of Washington, D. C. | Dr. Titus Ulke | 120 |
Some Notes on Fluorescence | Dr. J. C. Meyers | 123 |
Two Occurrences of Babingtonite in Massachusetts | John E. Kitson | 124 |
Second Annual Trip of the Nevada Rocks and Minerals Study Club | 125 | |
New York Mineralogical Club to Observe 50th Anniversary | 126 | |
Bibliographical Notes | 127 | |
A Peek at Our Mail | 128 | |
The Amateur Lapidary | J. H. Howard | 128 |
A Splash Pan | 128 | |
September/October | Whole #63 | 11:9 |
Title | Author | Start Page |
CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 130 | |
FREAK SIMULATIONS IN AGATE | Ernest Weidhaas | 131 |
BLUE AGATE IN WASHINGTON | C. N. Clinesmith | 136 |
AGATE - SOME FACTS AND USES | Peter Zodac | 137 |
HUNTING AGATES AROUND LAKE SUPERIOR | Joseph Alessi | 139 |
AGATES AND SUCH | A. J. Harstad | 140 |
SOME EARLY AGATE OCCURRENCES | 150 | |
AGATES OF THE LAKE SUPERIOR REGION | Fred Dustin | 152 |
THE MINT CANYON AGATE BEDS IN CALIFORNIA | J. W. Patton | 156 |
AGATE | Jonathan McCollum Blair | 160 |
SOME NEW MEXICO AGATES | G. B. Ellermeier | 167 |
POLKA DOT AGATE IN OREGON | P. L. Forbes | 168 |
AGATES IN THE CANAL ZONE | P. A. Freehan | 170 |
SWEETWATER RIVER MOSS AGATES | G. B. Ellermeier | 172 |
THE AGATES AND JASPERS OF THE ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN | Dr. Titus Ulke | 174 |
HOW AGATES FORM IN NATURE | George O. Wild | 176 |
EARLY AMERICAN AGATE LOCALITIES | 178 | |
HOW AGATES WERE DISCOVERED IN URUGUAY | 181 | |
AGATES ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST | Peter Zodac | 182 |
MOSS AGATE | George O. Wild | 189 |
AGATE GLOSSARY | Peter Zodac | 190 |
A PEEK AT OUR MAIL | 193 | |
THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY | J. H. Howard | 194 |
THE ARTIFICIAL COLORING OF AGATES | E. V. Van Amringe | 194 |
AGATE BIBLIOGRAPHY | Peter Zodac | 197 |
November | Whole #64 | 11:10 |
Title | Author | Start Page |
Chips from the Quarry | 206 | |
Fossil Ivory | John Davis Buddhue | 207 |
Ultra-Violet Lamps and Filters | Carl H. Klein | 211 |
Some Minerals of Delaware | Alfred C. Hawkins | 216 |
A Study of the South Pass and Atlantic City Mining District of Fremont County, Wyoming | L. V. Abbott | 218 |
The Bentonite Deposits of Mississippi | Frederic F. Mellen | 220 |
The Radium Mining Area of Southwestern Colorado | Ronald L. Ives | 223 |
Teredo Lignite on Long Island, N. Y. | Jay T. Fox | 225 |
Old Labels | Leo N. Yedlin | 227 |
Transported Pebbles | Elizabeth King | 228 |
Sewer Stalactites | Wm. D. Quinn | 229 |
Mineral Oddities - Mineral Moonlight | P. Zodac | 230 |
The Amateur Lapidary | J. H. Howard | 231 |
Gem Polish | Dr. Frank B. Wade | 231 |
A Peek at Our Mail | 233 | |
December | Whole #65 | 11:11 |
Title | Author | Start Page |
Chips from the Quarry | 238 | |
Casual Mineral Collecting in Europe | James A. Taylor | 239 |
Federation Societies To Hold Convention | 241 | |
Colorado Mineral Society | 241 | |
The Goodsprings District of Nevada | W. Scott Lewis | 242 |
A Trip Through a Lead District of Missouri | Daisy Patricia Boyer Stockwell | 244 |
'Rocking' with Camp Girls in New England | Evelyn Waite | 246 |
A Drusy Agate Find | E. A. Southwick | 251 |
A Field Tour in Southeast Wyoming | Clayton Judy | 252 |
The Limestone Quarry at Rudersdorf, Germany | Wendell O. Stewart | 254 |
A Cape Cod Week End | Helen E. Wright | 256 |
Two 'Rock Hounds' Collecting | Mark M. Foster | 260 |
The Eruption of Mauna Loa Volcano | Kaniu Hopai | 264 |
The Amateur Lapidary | J. H. Howard | 265 |
Small Cabochons | Arthur Knapp | 265 |