The Museum Gallery
World-class specimens for the discerning collector or museum.
Payment plans available, please inquire.
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Sylacauga |
Type: Ordinary chondrite (H4) fell March 30,
1954, Alabama, USA
1.79 gram slice from the Smithsonian Institution.
The Sylacauga meteorite is famous for
crashing through a home and striking Mrs. Hodges on the hip.
An incredibly rare offering!!
Specimen comes with copies of the Smithsonian
Institution label and COA.
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Image of cut face
SOLD
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Ensisheim |
Type: LL6
fell November 12, 1492, France
1.69 gram fragment of the famous Ensisheim fall of 1492!
Very rare material. Comes in a glass-covered Riker Mount with custom label.
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SOLD
Image of case
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Marlow |
Type: L5
Found 1934, Oklahoma, USA.
This specimen has been in my collection
for a number of years, only selling it to make room for
other pieces. Former Jim Clark collection piece.
A great price for a rare USA meteorite.
768 gram block with fusion crust.
Historic article about Marlow!
Additional photos of this specimen:
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768 gram block with crust
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Millbillillie |
Type: Eucrite
fell October 1960, Australia
243.6 gram 99% complete individual. Excellent museum-grade specimen!
Dimensions (max.):
3" X 3"
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243.6 gram complete individual
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Seymchan |
Type: Pallasite/IIE
found 1967, Russia
1,600 gram complete slice of a beautiful
and stable pallasite. Slice this size are very difficult
to find!
Dimensions (max.):
16.5" X 10.5"
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1600 gram complete slice
REDUCED to
$25,000 |
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Esquel |
Type: Pallasite
found 1951, Argentina
159 gram partial slice with beautiful
transparent golden olivine crystals. A superb
centerpiece for your collection! |
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Second image of slice
159 gram partial slice
$6360
SALE!
$4250
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Belle Plaine |
Type: L6
found 1950, Kansas, USA
Nice-looking chondrite with a green-blue matrix. This
complete slice comes with TCU Monnig Collection museum label (number
M146.2b). |
378.4 gram complete slice
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SALE! $1200
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| Etter |
Type: L5 chondrite
found 1965, Moore County, Texas, USA
905 gram complete slice. The blue-green polished face
is cut by a web of shock veins and abundant troilite nuggets are also visible.
One of the largest slices of this meteorite on the market.
Dimensions (max.):
30 cm X 20 cm X 5 mm |
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$2000 |
More additions coming soon
Items already sold
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14 g DaG 400
Lunar |
1 kg Etter |
1.5 kg
Millbillillie |
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4.0 kg Viedma |
222 g Albin |
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