“Diopside crystals with largest being a doubly terminated 2.5cm x 1.5cm crystal partially exposed in calcite. Collected in 1998 Sold by "Fledgling Minerals (anonymous label) at the Executive Inn, Tucson for $85 with a 75% discount (net $21.25" . Quoted from the label. It had an incorrect locality: "Oxford Mine Brompton Lake, Quebec, Canada" Both DK Joyce and Michael Bainbridge ID'ed it to Birds Creek. I acquired it from Rock Courier's room at the Tucson Show in 2014 JR Montgomery Collection cat.#166 ”

“Diopside crystals with largest being a doubly terminated 2.5cm x 1.5cm crystal partially exposed in calcite. Collected in 1998 Sold by "Fledgling Minerals (anonymous label) at the Executive Inn, Tucson for $85 with a 75% discount (net $21.25" . Quoted from the label. It had an incorrect locality: "Oxford Mine Brompton Lake, Quebec, Canada" Both DK Joyce and Michael Bainbridge ID'ed it to Birds Creek. I acquired it from Rock Courier's room at the Tucson Show in 2014 JR Montgomery Collection cat.#166 ”

“Diopside crystals with largest being a doubly terminated 2.5cm x 1.5cm crystal partially exposed in calcite. Collected in 1998 Sold by "Fledgling Minerals (anonymous label) at the Executive Inn, Tucson for $85 with a 75% discount (net $21.25" . Quoted from the label. It had an incorrect locality: "Oxford Mine Brompton Lake, Quebec, Canada" Both DK Joyce and Michael Bainbridge ID'ed it to Birds Creek. I acquired it from Rock Courier's room at the Tucson Show in 2014 JR Montgomery Collection cat.#166 ”

“Diopside crystals with largest being a doubly terminated 2.5cm x 1.5cm crystal partially exposed in calcite. Collected in 1998 Sold by "Fledgling Minerals (anonymous label) at the Executive Inn, Tucson for $85 with a 75% discount (net $21.25" . Quoted from the label. It had an incorrect locality: "Oxford Mine Brompton Lake, Quebec, Canada" Both DK Joyce and Michael Bainbridge ID'ed it to Birds Creek. I acquired it from Rock Courier's room at the Tucson Show in 2014 JR Montgomery Collection cat.#166 ”

“Diopside crystals with largest being a doubly terminated 2.5cm x 1.5cm crystal partially exposed in calcite. Collected in 1998 Sold by "Fledgling Minerals (anonymous label) at the Executive Inn, Tucson for $85 with a 75% discount (net $21.25" . Quoted from the label. It had an incorrect locality: "Oxford Mine Brompton Lake, Quebec, Canada" Both DK Joyce and Michael Bainbridge ID'ed it to Birds Creek. I acquired it from Rock Courier's room at the Tucson Show in 2014 JR Montgomery Collection cat.#166 ”