TABLE OF CONTENTS 1944

 

January Whole #150 19:1
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Chips from the Quarry
2
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LOCALITIES. 15. Nuevo Jack Schwartz 2
MICHIGAN'S COPPER COUNTRY J. E. Andress 3
MONEY STONE IN PENNSYLVANIA Peter Zodac 6
CALIFORNIA MINERAL PRODUCTION FOR 1941
7
GEMS IN CORNWALL AND DEVON, ENGLAND T. Orchard Lisle 8
FIELD MUSEUM CHANGES NAME TO CHICAGO NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM
9
PARICUTIN, THE WONDER OF THE HEMISPHERE! Part 4. Paul E. Killinger 10
LIFE IN VIRGIN VALLEY AND HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY OF OPALS THERE Mrs. H. E. Rinehart 12
THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. 'Cansaw.' Wm. C. Chandler 14
DIAMOND CRYSTALS OF THE KASAI DIAMOND FIELDS, BELGIAN CONGO Horatio C. Ray 17
COLLECTORS' TALES. (Synchronical) Walter S. Amos 18
CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES
19
WITH OUR DEALERS
20
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES
20
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
32
 
 
February Whole #151 19:2
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CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
34
CARL ANDERSON AND HIS LAPIS LAZULI MINE IN COLORADO Otis Dozier 35
COLLECTORS' KINKS-Three of them Donald Gabriel 38
CONE-IN-CONE FORMATION ON COPPERAS MOUNTAIN, OHIO Walter F. Eisele 39
NEW GUINEA GOLD FIELDS RECAPTURED FROM JAPS
39
BOOKENDS OF RARE BEAUTY T. Orchard Lisle 40
A HOT SULPHUR SPRING IN NORTH AFRICA Pvt. Anthony Thurston 41
WALDEMAR KURMAN (Obituary Notice)
41
GEORGE LETCHWORTH ENGLISH-1864-1944 Peter Zodac 42
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES
44
CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES
45
ERROR IN DECEMBER ISSUE
45
THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. Cutting Gems by hand C. C. Curtis and R. H. Howard 46
CLUBS AFFILIATED WITH THE R. & M. ASSO.
48
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
49
WITH OUR DEALERS
50
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
68
 
 
March Whole #152 19:3
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CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
70
TANTALITE - Brazil's Mineral Plays Vital Role in United Nations War Effort
71
MAGNET COVE AND LODESTONE H. E. Wheeler 75
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE A 600 POUND CRYSTAL FOR YOUR COLLECTION? T. Orchard Lisle 78
SATIN SPAR FROM BURNTFORK, WYO. Ruel B. Triplett 79
MANGANESE DEPOSITS OF NIKOPOL, RUSSIA
80
FAMOUS COPPER MINES AT FALUN, SWEDEN
80
CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES: NOTES ON THE ACTIVITIES OF THE SOUTHWEST MINERALOGISTS (of Los Angeles, Calif.)
81
SAN JOSE CHAPTER OF THE ROCKS AND MINERALS ASSOCIATION
81
NEW YORK MINERALOGICAL CLUB
82
WORLD'S FINEST PROUSTITES COME FROM CHILE
82
THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. Cutting gems by hand. Part 2. C. C. Curtis and J. H. Howard 83
WITH OUR DEALERS
84
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
100
 
 
April Whole #153 19:4
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CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
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A WORD ABOUT REDONDO BEACH, CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA. . . AND 'BEACH PEBBLES' DeWitte Hagar 103
IRON DEPOSITS OF KRIVOI ROG, RUSSIA
105
MICA FROM BRAZIL KEEPS U. S. WAR MACHINE ROLLING
106
TRANSMIGRATION OF THE ELEMENTS Eugene W. Blank 108
NEW BRITAIN ISLAND
110
HUGE SALT DEPOSIT IN THE Dominican REPUBLIC
111
THE CHAMELEON OF GEMS Nicola Goodwin D'Ascenzo 112
A YOUNG COLLECTOR IS GRATEFUL (A LETTER)
112
NEW YORK MINERALOGICAL CLUB
113
MINERAL SCIENCE CLUB OF LITTLE ROCK
113
MINERALOGY, A GOOD SUBJECT FOR CHILDREN (A LETTER)
113
WITH OUR DEALERS
114
THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. Cutting gems by hand. Part 3. C. C. Curtis and J. H. Howard 115
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES
116
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
132
 
 
May Whole #154 19:5
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CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
134
THE ZEOLITE MINERALS WITH EMPHASIS ON A LOCALITY NEAR WASHINGTON James H. Benn 135
CHALCEDONY FROM BIG BEND PARK, TEXAS
141
JOHN AUGUST GRENZIG-1863-1944 Peter Zodac 142
THE EVERLASTING HILLS - PROCLAIM IT Mrs. A. C. Morris 143
ARAGONITE FIRST FOUND IN SPAIN
143
JOHN A. GRENZIG (Obituary notice) Arthur Montgomery 144
MOUNTAINS OF SALT IN COLOMBIA
144
EL VOLCAN DE POPOCATEPETL Paul E. Killinger 145
GOLD IN CUBA
145
SULTEPEC SILVER MINES OF MEXICO Horatio C. Ray 146
WORLD'S FINEST CINNABARS COME FROM CHINA
146
THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. Amateur Lapidary Experience E. Andress 147
DYER SERPENTINE QUARRY NEAR DELIGHT, MD. Peter Zodac 148
SAN JOSE CHAPTER OF THE R. & M. ASSOCIATION
149
JUNIOR MINERAL EXCHANGE
149
MINERALOGICAL CLUB OF HARTFORD
149
PACIFIC MINERAL SOCIETY
149
NEW YORK MINERALOGICAL CLUB
149
WITH OUR DEALERS
150
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
167
 
 
June Whole #155 19:6
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CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
170
USES OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE MINERAL COLLECTOR Albert L. Kidwell 171
PETRIFIED WOOD FROM MARTINIQUE
173
A TRIP TO CARLSBAD CAVERNS Sgt. William N. Secrist 174
MOLYBDENITE ON BAKER ISLAND, ALASKA
176
MEMORIAL OF BENJAMIN LEROY MILLER Duncan Stewart Jr. 177
BOAT RACE GAVE CHILE CONTROL OF STRATEGIC STRAITS OF MAGELLAN BY 24-HOUR MARGIN
178
RUINING THE BEAUTY OF NATURE T. Orcbard Lisle 179
LUNDU DIAMOND DISTRICT OF ANGOLA Horatio C. Ray 179
THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. Vertical Unit for Grinding Spheres Alvin A. Hufnagel 180
WITH OUR DEALERS
182
QUEENS MINERAL SOCIETY
183
SOUTHWEST MINERALOGISTS
184
NEWARK MINERALOGICAL SOCIETY
184
TEXAS MINERAL SOCIETY
184
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
200
 
 
July Whole #156 19:7
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CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
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STIBNITE OCCURRENCE IN BELGIAN CONGO Horatio C. Ray 202
HAVE YOU A 'DEAD' OLD FAITHFUL IN YOUR FRONT YARD? Edna Culbertson 203
VIEWING A MINERAL COLLECTION Robt. R. 206
FINE RARE FLORA FOSSIL Louis P. Ueck 207
CHALCEDONY FIRST FOUND IN TURKEY
207
AN EXPERIMENT IN ROLLING STONES H. A. Rankin 203
PLASMA FIRST FOUND IN TURKEY
209
WOULD YOU GIVE MORE THAN $2 PER POUND FOR CLEAR CRYSTALS?
209
PETRIFIED WORMS Ellen Earl 210
JET FIRST FOUND IN SYRIA
210
NICKEL ORE MINED IN CUBA
210
DIAMONDS IN FICTION ('THE KING OF DIAMONDS' by Louis Tracy) E. W. Blank 211
AMERICAN SCIENTISTS PIONEERS IN ORE MICROSCOPY
211
MINERALOGICAL SOCIETY OF THE DIST. OF COLUMBIA
212
SOUTHWEST MINERALOGISTS
212
MINERALOGICAL SOCIETY OF UTAH
212
WISCONSIN GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY
212
JUNIOR MINERAL EXCHANGE
212
NEBRASKA MINERALOGY AND GEM CLUB
212
WITH OUR DEALERS
213
NEW FIND OF CROCIDOLITE IN MASSACHUSETTS
213
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
232
 
 
August Whole #157 19:8
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CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
234
JACK LUBBINGA (OBITUARY NOTICE) By Mark M. Foster 234
A HALF MILE MISTAKE Horace W. Slocum 235
PERU COMPLETES LINK IN HIGHWAY
239
THE CAT-EYE HUNTER Sgt. H. O. Collier, III 240
CHICAGO NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM'S EXPEDITION TO PARICUTIN, MEXICO
243
NEW ENGLAND NOTES Rudolf C. B. Bartsch 244
SONNET (A POEM) Ralph Dightin Jackson 245
ALEUTIAN VOLCANO ERUPTS; KILLS SOLDIER
245
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES
245
HAITI PREPARES FOR FUTURE AS PRODUCER OF MINERALS
246
MAGNETITE SAND OCCURRENCE IN MARTINIQUE
246
AGATES FROM ALPINE, TEXAS
246
WITH OUR DEALERS
247
LARGE QUARTZ CRYSTAL FOUND IN COLORADO
247
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
264
 
 
September Whole #158 19:9
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CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
266
HOW I BECAME INTERESTED IN MINERALS Wm. Pfeifer, Jr. 266
OLD MINE LEASED BY R & M A MEMBER
266
WORLD'S GREATEST GEM STONE EXHIBITION Clark Harrison 267
SPECIAL EXHIBIT OF BRAZIL'S MINERAL TREASURES AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
271
CLEAVAGE IN MINERALS A. C. Hawkins, Ph. D. 272
FINE MINERAL EXHIBIT AT CLIO, CALIF
273
BACK NUMBERS USEFUL
273
WILLIAM H. BALL (Obituary Notice) J. K. Fisher 274
DAVID HALE NEWLAND (Obituary Notice)
275
EMIL ALFRED STARZ (Obituary Notice)
276
MANGANESE IN CALIFORNIA (Biblio. note)
276
BRAZIL HAS BIGGEST MINING BOOM SINCE GOLD RUSH OF 18th CENTURY
277
Southwest Mineralogists
278
Los Angeles Lapidary Society
278
Colorado Springs Mineralogical Society
278
Texas Mineral Society
278
New Jersey Mineralogical Society
279
WITH OUR DEALERS
279
PARICUTIN TO BE INSPECTED BY DR. BULLARD
279
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
300
 
 
October Whole #159 19:10
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CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
302
GOLDEN YELLOW GEM APATITES FROM MEXICO
302
BATOPILAS MINE FAMOUS FOR SILVER SPECIMENS
302
UNUSUAL CALCITE CRYSTALS OF THE OLD MARIPOSA MINE Frank Duncan 303
LINE PITS OF PENNSYLVANIA FAMOUS FOR WILLIAMSITE
305
A TRIP TO GREAT NOTCH, N. J. Peter Zodac 306
DEAD GEYSERS EXIST IN MONTANA H. E. Murdock 310
WORLD'S FINEST DESCLOIZITES COME FROM NEW MEXICO
310
ORPIMENT AND REALGAR FROM MERCUR, UTAH
310
GEM WERNERITE FROM MADAGASCAR
310
AGATES AND THE HORSE Jack Schwartz 311
HARRY BERMAN (Obituary Notice)
312
LODESTONE FROM CORNWALL, PENNSYLVANIA
312
AZURMALACHITE FROM ARIZONA
312
Los Angeles Lapidary Society
313
Southwest Mineralogists
313
East Bay Mineral Society
313
State Mineral Society of Texas
313
WITH OUR DEALERS
314
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
336
 
 
November Whole #160 19:11
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CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
338
CALIFORNIA MINERAL PRODUCTION FOR 1943
338
WORLD'S DEEPEST HOLE IS IN TEXAS
338
GEOLOGY AS SEEN AT BUCK HILL IN THE POCONOS Richmond E. Myers 339
MEXICAN EXPEDITION PLANS ASCENT OF ACONCAGUA
342
'WEST VIRGINIA'S ROCKS AND MINERALS J. P. Erwin 343
MENILITE FIRST FOUND IN FRANCE
345
A RARE AND NEW FIND AT GUADALUPE, CALIF. T. Orchard Lisle 346
GEM ORTHOCLASE FROM MADAGASCAR
347
GEM OLIVINE FROM ARIZONA
347
MT. PELEE, MARTINIQUE
348
FLUORESCENT PALISADES HYALITE S. B. Butler 349
SOUFRIERE VOLCANO ON ST. VINCENT
349
Los Angeles Lapidary Society
350
East Bay Mineral Society
350
State Mineral Society of Texas
350
Lynn Mineral Club
351
Mineral Society of Utah
351
RINGING ROCKS OF BUCKS COUNTY, PA.
351
MONAZITE SAND FROM TRAVANCORE, INDIA
351
GEM QUALITY CHALCOCITE AND COVELLITE FOUND IN ALASKA
352
GEM BERYL ONCE FOUND IN PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
352
WITH OUR DEALERS
352
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
376
 
 
December Whole #161 19:12
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CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
378
LORD'S HILL, ME., ONCE CALLED HARNDON C. F. Marble 378
CAPE MAY DIAMONDS
378
DANA'S SYSTEM OF MINERALOGY. A HISTORY AND REVIEW A. Pabst 379
NICE JASPER PEBBLES FOUND AT EAU CLAIRE, WISC.
387
MARTITE FROM TWIN PEAKS, UTAH
387
RAINBOW ROCKS FROM MEXICO, PA.
387
HARRY BERMAN - AN APPRECIATION
388
PHOTOMICROGRAPHS PRESENTED TO CHICAGO MUSEUM
389
WAVELLITE NEAR MT. HOLLY SPRINGS, PENN.
389
AUSTRALIA'S NEWEST TIN FIELD
389
GOLD OCCURRENCE IN NORTH AUSTRALIA
389
FINE JASPERS FROM ESJA, ICELAND
389
FLUORESCENT CALCITE FROM PITTSBURGH, PENN.
389
WITH OUR DEALERS
390
BIHAR MICA DISTRICT MOST IMPORTANT IN INDIA
391
MT. PICO TURQUINO, HIGHEST POINT IN CUBA
391
WORLD'S FINEST TURQUOISE COMES FROM PERSIA
391
ST. ALYRE SPRINGS, FRANCE
391
Arkansas Mineralogical Society
392
Rocky Mt. Federation of Mineral Societies
392
GALLIUM FIRST IDENTIFIED IN SPHALERITE FROM FRANCE
392
BEAUTIFUL ONYX FOUND IN PERSIA
392
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
418
GENERAL INDEX OF AUTHORS AND CONTENTS, VOL. 19, 1944
419

 

 

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