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| 2014 Figure 1. County map of New York State, prepared by William Besse. MAJOR NEW YORK STATE M I N E...T I E S N ew York State is rich in minerals of interest to collectors. A number of lists have been...published, starting with Samuel Robinsons A Catalogue of American Minerals with Their Localities in 1825....publications of James Dwight Dana and Edward Salisbury Dana contained geographical listings of important...Whitlock published a New York State list in 1903. The most recent comprehensive treatment of mineral localities |
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| MtN€RfllS of New Vork Stole David €. Jensen Includes 16 pages of minerals in full color jgS0% MIN6RRLS... MIN6RRLS of New Vork State David E. Jensen up WARD PRESS Ward's Natural Science Establishment, Inc...Inc. Rochester, New York • Monterey, California Copyright 1978 by David E. Jensen All rights reserved...versity of Roches Harold L. Ailing's the mining distri* Adirondack Mou somed into a lifet New York State...obtainu University of Roc Science Establishi became head of served until his re ident of the Esta tion expanded |
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| 1223 90016 3958 of New York State David E. Jensen .. . , ,,, Includes 16 pages of minerals in full...Lake in New York's Finger Lakes district. After attending Penn Yan Academy in nearby Penn Yan, New York...graduate school at the University of Rochester, he joined a group of Dr. Harold L. Alling's geology students...a trip to the mining districts and the high peaks of the Adirondack Mountains. This experience blossomed...the minerals of New York State. While obtaining his M.S. in geology at the University of Rochester, he |
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| THE MINERALS OF FRANKLIN AND STERLING HILL CLIFFORD FRONDEL THE MINEt 4-S OF FRANKLIN AND STERLING...unique ore deposits at Franklin and Sterling Hill, New Jersey. For over two hundred years, the mines at...at these famous sites have yielded minerals of remarkable diversity and outstanding quality. Most museums...collections have been assembled from the large number of rare and beautiful specimens found there. Altogether...all, along with a wealth of correla¬ tive information. The first two sections of the book are devoted to |
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| Contributions to New jersey Geology A. The Lake Hopatcong Intrusive Suite (Middle Proterozoic) of the New Jersey...Ordovician) of the Martinsburg Formation in Northern New Jersey and Southeastern New York C. The Mount Eve Granite...Proterozoic) of Northern New jersey and Southeastern New York D. The Byram Intrusive Suite of the Reading...cooperation with the New Jersey Geological Survey AVAILABILITY OF BOOKS AND MAPS OF THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL...GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Instructions on ordering publications of the U.S. Geological Survey, along with the last offerings |
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| Notes on the Minerals of Franklin and Sterling Hill, New Jersey By John S. Albanese VOL. I OCTOBER...Box 221 Union, New Jersey No. 1 I INTRODUCTION In June 1959, I had the privilege of assisting Professor...re-arranging the Harvard University Collec tion of Franklin and Sterling Hill, N. J. mineral specimens...re-arrangement, the collection consisted chiefly of specimens examined or investigated by Professor Charles...paper entitled The Minerals of Franklin and Sterling Hill, Sussex County, New Jersey, U. s. Geological Survey |
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| Mineral Occurrences of New York State with Selected References to Each Locality By ELAI E M. LUEDKE,...BULLETIN 1072 - F Prepared in cooperation with the New York State Museum and Science Service, Geological Survey...OFFICE WASHI . GTON : 1959 UNITED STATES DEPARTME 1T OF THE I TERIOR FRED A. SEATO , Secretary GEO LOGICAL...Luedke, Elaine McNallan, 1931Mineral occurrences of New York State with selected references to each locality...economic geology) "Prepared in cooperation with the New York State Museum and Science Service, Geological Survey |
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| Division of Mineralogy The Smithsonian Institution editor affiliated with the Friends of Mineralogy...content: Paul E. Desautels Supervisor, Division of Mineralogy The Smithsonian Institution feature articles............ 75 Division of Mineralogy The Smithsonian Institution Minerals of the Greenbushes T in field...................... 81 Peter G. Embrey Curator of Minerals The British Museum (Natural History) Richard...by M. Pryce and J. Chester The Amity Area, Orange County, New Y o rk ............................... 85 |
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| THE MINERALS OF FRANKLIN AND STERLING HILL A Check List By Clifford Frondel This concise and informative...unique ore deposits at Franklin and Sterling Hill, New Jersey. For over two hundred years, the mines at...at these famous sites have yielded minerals of remarkable diversity and outstanding quality. Most museums...collections have been assembled from the large number of rare and beautiful specimens found there. Altogether...all, along with a wealth of correla tive information. The first two sections of the book are devoted to |
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| DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR FRANKLIN K. LANE, Secretary UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEORGE OTIS SMITH...SMITH, Director Bulletin 624 USEFUL MINERALS OF THE UNITED STATES**-^ COMPILED BY FRANK C. SCHRADER...SCHRADER, RALPH W. STONE AND SAMUEL SANFORD A revision of Bulletin 585 WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT FEINTING OFFICE.................................... 102 District of Columbia ................................................ New Hampshire........................................................... 190 201 New Jersey |
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| (yellow), Broadway and 158th Street, Manhattan Island. o__Quartz var. Citrine (yellow), Bedford, N. Y...3—Tourmaline (brown), Broadwav’and 218th Street, Manhattan Island. 4—Quartz, var. Amethyst (purple), West Paterson...5—Garnet, var. Spessartite (orange-red), Haven Avenue nnd 179th Street. Manhattan Island. C—Beryl, var. Aquamarine...(pale green), Broad wav and 157th Street, Manhattan Island. 7—Datolitc (pale green), West Paterson* N J 8—...Manhattan Island. 9—Willemltc (yellowish brown), Franklin, N. .T. BULLETIN OF THE NEW YORK MINER.ALOGICAL |
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| Indeed it to is, and author book Jay in this of popular the Ellis Ransom, Rock-huntefs Range...everything you need to know to go about it. Some of the best prospecting, he points out, is in abandoned...commercial ores and secondary minerals by state, county, township, and geologic range. For easy identification...comprehensive, alphabetical listing of 400 mineral species and an outline of the essential chemical and physical...physical characteristics of each, as well as a dis- cussion of the basic kinds of rock: igneous, sedimentary |
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| •i f l JJ 1atYON RALPH Moore's COMPENDIUM of Mineral Discoveries -------~►►--.•.... -~~1----------...Inc. Tucson, Arizona All rights reserved. No part of this work may be copied, digitized, reproduced, or...permission of the Mineralogical Record, Inc. Please respect our copyright; many years of hard work went...condition, provenance, ownership, price or value of any specimens discussed or reported in this work...Luzenac, Ariege. Operated for talc since the beginning of the 20th century, the Trimouns quarry became well |
