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Species: WULFENITE with clear pyromorphite Locality: Mineral Hill, Wakefield, NH Specimen Size: 3 mm field of view Field Collected: Gene Bearss (2008) Catalog No.: A Gene Bearss collection specimen Notes: Identification by Gene Bearss |
Species: WULFENITE Locality: Madison Lead Mine, Madison, NH Specimen Size: 0.1 mm steep bipyramidal wulfenite crystal on quartz crystal with green pyromorphite Field Collected: Bob Janules, ex Vince Valade Catalog No.: u437 Notes: These wulfenite crystals are VERY tiny, and are at the limit of what my photo equipment can capture. This wulfenite specimen is the only one that has been seen by author from the Madison Mine. Art Smith reported the occurrence of wulfenite from the Madison Lead Mine in Mineral News, vol. 17, no. 4, Apr. 2001. Art's article indicates the wulfenite crystals were often found embedded in clay and disappeared when cleaned in an ultrasonic. So, if you are fortunate enough to find one at Madison, be very careful when cleaning! There are two wulfenite crystals on this piece. | |
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Species: WULFENITE Locality: Madison Lead Mine, Madison, NH Specimen Size: 0.1 mm crystal - VERY tiny! with green pyromorphite Field Collected: Bob Janules, ex Vince Valade Catalog No.: u437 Notes: This is a redo of a November 2015 photo taken with my Canon G9 and Meiji trinocular scope. Stack of 8 images, Canon SL3 camera with Canon 55-250 mm lens plus Nikon Plan 10 objective. This is a very substantial improvement. Although mindat.org reports wulfenite from the Madison Lead Mine, this is the only wulfenite specimen I had seen from this locality until Anna Wilken showed me her's, (photo below). |
Species: WULFENITE (host specimen) Locality: Madison Lead Mine, Madison, NH Specimen Size: 3.5 cm host specimen for wulfenite crystals. Field Collected: Bob Janules, ex Vince Valade Catalog No.: u437 Notes: The two tiny wulfenite crystals are near the top edge of this specimen. They are not visible in this image. The surface of this specimen is covered with a druze of milky quartz crystals and bands of brilliant green pyromorphite. | |
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Species: WULFENITE Locality: Madison Lead Mine, Madison, NH Specimen Size: 0.3 mm wulfenite crystal Field Collected: Bob Janules Catalog No.: An Anna Wilken specimen Notes: Wulfenite at the Madison Lead Mine is rare and tiny. |
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Species: WULFENITE with pyromorphite Locality: Mineral Hill, Wakefield, NH Specimen Size: 3.5 mm fov. Wulfenite (yellow) with sprays of pyromorphite Field Collected: Gene Bearss Catalog No.: A Gene Bearss collection specimen Notes: |
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Species: WULFENITE Locality: William Wise Mine, Westmoreland, NH Specimen Size: Wulfenite crystals to 1 mm on limonite coated quartz crystal Field Collected: Don Dallaire Catalog No.: A Don Dallaire collection specimen and photos Notes: To the author's knowledge, this specimen is the first recorded occurrence of wulfenite in NH, predating the finds from Mineral Hill and the Madison Lead Mine. Identification confirmed by Harvard University EDS analysis. |
Species: WULFENITE Locality: Mineral Hill, Wakefield, NH Specimen Size: 0.4 mm wulfenite crystal Field Collected: Gene Bearss - 2013 Catalog No.: u1439 Notes: |
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Species: WULFENITE Locality: Oliver Trench, Moat Mtn., Hale's Location, NH Specimen Size: Pale-tan bi-pyramids. One in front is about 0.3 mm Field Collected: Bob Janules Catalog No.: A Bob Janules specimen Notes: EDS analyzed, #0052, J. Nizamoff. |
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Species: WULFENITE Locality: Oliver Trench, Moat Mtn., Hale's Location, NH Specimen Size: 1 mm field of view Field Collected: Bob Janules Catalog No.: A Bob Janules specimen Notes: Another wulfenite on this Bob Janules specimen. |
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