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Species: GYPSUM Locality: Parker Mtn. Mine, Strafford, NH Specimen Size: 1.52 mm field of view Field Collected: Bob Wilken Catalog No.: Bob Wilken # PM-Gypsum02 Notes: |
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Species: GYPSUM Locality: Palermo Mine, Groton, NH Specimen Size: 2.8 mm field of view Field Collected:Dana Jewell ? Catalog No.: u2665 Notes: Matrix is rockbridgeite. My original thought was that this is palermoite, from the luster and striated prism face. A Raman analyses (black trace in plot) by George Adleman indicated gypsum, which after a follow-up visual review, agrees. This is the first clear Palermo gypsum that I have seen. Jim Nizamoff opined on another similar matrix specimen (not a gypsum one) that it was more likely a Fletcher piece. |
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Species: GYPSUM Locality: Palermo Mine, Groton, NH Specimen Size: 0.46 mm crystal group Field Collected: Bob Wilken Catalog No.: A Bob Wilken specimen and photo Notes: [bw] The matrix is pretty much solid pyrite. And, the crystallization is pretty coarse and crusty-looking. |
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Species: GYPSUM Locality: Beebe River Gorge, Campton, NH Specimen Size: 1.4 mm field of view Field Collected: Unknown - Purchased at the Baltimore Mineral Symposium, 2022 Catalog No.: u2631 Notes: A 1 cm specimen covered with tiny gypsum crystals in a 3/4" black. old-style, micro box. I had to find an edge where crystals protruded for contrast with the black box background. |
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Species: GYPSUM Locality: Chickering Mine, Walpole, NH Specimen Size: 2.0 mm field of view - top photo Field Collected: Tom Mortimer - 2007 Catalog No.: TBC Notes: The 1.5 cm host specimen is very oxidized. A visual identification. |
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