humidity here in the South where I live. I would very much appreciate any
replies concerning other member's experience with their specimens.
Sincerely,
Robert Woolard
--- On Fri, 2/12/10, wahlpe...@aol.com wrote:
> From: wahlpe...@aol.com
> Subject: [meteorite-list] N
Hi List,
I've added a new story on my web site under the Meteorite Hunts page.
"Driving across Texas with nowhere to go" It is one of my hunting
trips with Rob Reisener and Skip Wilson. As I get time, I will adding a
few more meteorite hunting stories.
Thanks,
Sonny
http://www.nevadameteo
3th time you have write the same emailwe have
understand.
Matteo
--- "Steve Arnold, Chicago!!"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
> Hi list.This e-mail goes out to all the dealers out
> there that will be in
> tucson.One thing I will really be looking for are
> nevada meteorites.I
> already ha
Hi list.This e-mail goes out to all the dealers out there that will be in
tucson.One thing I will really be looking for are nevada meteorites.I
already have 32 in my collection,so a few more won't hurt it.Please email
me off list if you are going to be bringing any.Sort of a heads up you
might say.
At 07:28 AM 1/18/03 -0500, almitt wrote:
Hi Bernd and all,
Bernd Pauli HD wrote:
Beer Bottle Pass
AL says:
This had to be found by a meteorite dealer as it follows true
tradition. There are a
few beer bottle passes at the Tucson and Denver Shows. Just won't be the same
otherwise. My main con
At 11:34 AM 1/18/03 +0100, Peter Marmet wrote:
Hello Rosie
Catalogue of Meteorites (M. Grady) p 51:
Nevada
Alkali
Bonnie Claire 001
Bonnie Claire 002
Hot Springs
Primm
Quartz Mountain
Quinn Canyon
Roach
Regards
Peter Marmet
Morning List,
Here is a near complete list of the Nevada meteorit
Al writes:
<< There are a few beer bottle passes at the Tucson and Denver Shows. Just won't be the same otherwise. My main concern was it warm or cold ;-) >>
Bernd writes:
<< Looking forward to Rob Elliott's "beer bottle pass" expertise :-)) >>
Uh-oh! Cold beer!
No ice for me thanks!
I'll be arr
> Beer Bottle Pass
>
> This had to be found by a meteorite dealer as it follows true tradition. There are a
> few beer bottle passes at the Tucson and Denver Shows. Just won't be the same
> otherwise. My main concern was it warm or cold ;-)
Looking forward to Rob Elliott's "beer bottle pass" expe
Hi Bernd and all,
Bernd Pauli HD wrote:
Beer Bottle Pass
AL says:
This had to be found by a meteorite dealer as it follows true tradition. There are a
few beer bottle passes at the Tucson and Denver Shows. Just won't be the same
otherwise. My main concern was it warm or cold ;-)
--AL
_
Rosemary Hackney wrote:
> But .. have never seen one that was
> listed from Nevada. Are there any?
Rosie and List,
Not just one but ... 30 meteorites. Here they are:
Alkali
Beer Bottle Pass
Bluewing 001
Bluewing 002
Bluewing 003
Bluewing 004
Bluewing 005
Bluewing 006
Bluewing 007
Bonnie Claire
Hello Rosie
Catalogue of Meteorites (M. Grady) p 51:
Nevada
Alkali
Bonnie Claire 001
Bonnie Claire 002
Hot Springs
Primm
Quartz Mountain
Quinn Canyon
Roach
Regards
Peter Marmet
Hmm.. I was talking to Mark Bostick about Nevada meteorites. I do not think
I have ever seen one for sale. Have any ever been found in Nevada? I have
many from Kansas and Texas and Colorado and New Mexico and Arizona. But ..
have never seen one that was listed from Nevada. Are there any?
Thanks
Hi
Steve,
>
Before I leave, I saw this, just want to know if there are any
nevada meteorites forsale
> anywhere, beside ebay?
The short answer is no. Pretty much every one of
the 30 official Nevada meteorites is
either in a museum/institution or privately curated by
its finder. Prim
Stay tuned for something special from Nevada...
Nick
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Before I leave, I saw this, just want to know if there are any nevada meteorites forsale anywhere, beside ebay?Steve r. Arnold, Chicago, il, 60107
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To: "N Lehrman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, December 23, 2002 2:32 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Nevada Meteorites
> N Lehrman wrote:
>
> > I've noted only two NV meteorites: Primm
> >
Hi All,
On the subject of Nevada meteorites, Dave Freeman wrote:
"Are there any others, YES, Alkali, Bonnie Claire 001, Bonnie Claire 002,
Hot Springs, Primm, Quartz Mountain, Quinn Canyon, Roach. Is there a
simple way to look this up? I used the Catalogue of Meteorites, Fifth
Edition. Simple
Dear Norm and List;
Are there any others, YES,
Alkali, Bonnie Claire 001, Bonnie Claire 002, Hot Springs, Primm, Quartz
Mountain, Quinn Canyon, Roach.
Is theree a simple way to look this up? I used the Catalogue of
Meteorites, Fifth Edition. Simple but expensive.
Happy Holidays to all of the te
N Lehrman wrote:
> I've noted only two NV meteorites: Primm
> (currently offered on eBay) and Quinn Canyon.
> Are there others?
Hello Norm and List,
Presently there are "at least" 30 Nevada meteorites;
"at least" because I am way behind with my updating
chores (August through December issues of
List,
As many of you know, I am mostly a tektite guy
(tektitesource.com), but I support my bad habits as an exploration geologist,
currently working mostly in Nevada and how could a
tektite guy not get interested in meteorites? Without having
done any real research, I've no
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