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New England Meteoritical Services
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Meteorites
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Geology
Specimens for Sale
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On-Line Catalogue, Page
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Conditions of Sale
Specimens are offered on a first-come, first serve
basis. All material is guaranteed to be exactly as described. A Certificate of
Authenticity is included with each meteoritical specimen. For ordering please
go to the Ordering page. All major credit cards accepted including PayPal.
Checks are welcome but please email us first so that we may confirm
availability and hold the specimen for you.
Questions on any specimens? lab@meteorlab.com
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Bruderheim, Alberta, Canada,
1960
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Bruderheim, Alberta, Canada
Bruderheim is an L6 chondrite that fell on March
4, 1960. For such a large Fall (>300kg) there is not much available. Offered
is a full, 113 gram, fusion crusted slice (excepting the edge face that broke
during impact). Bright metal and many chondrules are visible in this beautiful
display specimen.
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image: chondrule-rich surface. Right image: metal veining above 3mm chondrule.
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Bruderheim, 113 grams, 120mm x 70mm x 5mm,
$2156.00
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Abee, Alberta, Canada,
1952
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| 160 gram, 175mm x 67mm x
5mm, fusion-crusted polished slice, displaying large, angular clasts, price
available upon request. |
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Enstatite, impact-melt, EH4 chondrite.
An exceptionally beautiful and rare
Canadian Meteorite |
The parent bodies of many meteorites - SNC's
(Mars), achondrites (Vesta), lunar (Moon) are known. The parent body for this
rare class of meteorites, enstatite chondrites, is not.
On June 10, 1952 one of this rare class of
stone meteorites fell in Alberta, Canada. Analysis has shown that this
meteorite, Abee, is unlike all other enstatite chondrites. It's brecciated
structure (large clasts of 2 cm to 15 cm ) indicates that
"Abee" is from the
surface of it's unknown parent body.
The pieces offered are all carefully prepared and
polished to vividly display Abee's unique, bi-modal, brecciated structure.
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| Abee, 72 grams, 61mm x 6mm,
fusion-crusted along curved surface, polished slice, displaying large, angular
clasts, $ 3,970.00 |
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Abee, 60 grams, 70mm x 65mm x 6mm,
fusion-crusted along curved surface, polished slice, displaying large, angular
clasts, $ 3,320.00 |
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| Abee, 17.25 grams, 40mm x 41mm x
6mm, fusion-crusted along flat surface on upper left of image, polished slice,
displaying large, angular clasts, SOLD
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Abee, 14.3 grams, 37mm x 28mm x
4mm, polished slice, displaying large, angular clasts, $725.00 |
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Adzhi-Bogdo, Mongolia, 1949
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Adzhi-Bogdo, Mongolia
A single 910 gram stone was seen to fall at the
end of October in 1949 over Gobi Altay, Mongolia. The stone was later
classified as an LL3-6. Offered is a 14.7 gram fusion crusted partial slice of
this very unusual meteorite. The LL3 groundmass displays a vivid amount of
chondrules and LL6 angular clasts. The front and back of this specimen are
pictured above.
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Adzhi-Bogdo, LL3-6, fusion crusted partial slice,
14.7 grams, 33mm x 19mm, 8mm $
2,940.00
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Sikhote-Alin, Russia,
1947
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| Sikhote-Alin, 134 grams, 54mm x
40mm x 30mm, $388.00 |
.Sikhote-Alin, 58 grams, 54mm x
32mm x 17mm, $ 174.00 |
.Sikhote-Alin, 127 grams, 54mm x
52mm x 24mm, 348.00 |
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| Sikhote-Alin, Siberia,
1947 |
| These are meteorites from the breakup of a
large iron bolide on February 12, 1947 over Siberia, Russia. They are
beautiful, stable, black regmaglypted iron meteorites with fusion crust.
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Bonita Springs, Florida, 1938
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| Bonita Springs meteorite, part slice,
polished, natural edge. 3.22 grams, 26mm x 9mm x 5mm, $193.00 |
Bonita Springs meteorite, part
slice, polished, nice metal flaking, chondrules. 6.32 grams, 31mm x 21mm, 5mm,
$379.00 |
Bonita Springs meteorite, large
metal inclusion, very nice chondrules. 7.55 grams, 37mm x 20mm x 5mm,
$452.00 |
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| Bonita Springs, Lee
County, Florida |
| Bonita Springs is an H5, stone chondrite,
found in Florida in 1938. As a meteorite, it's stable, grey-brown in color with
a nice mix of Ni/Fe metal flakes and chondrules. But the real story in the
Bonita Springs meteorite is not what it is composed of but where it was found -
in an Indian burial mound. The 41.8kg brownish meteorite was found in the midst
of several skeletons! |
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individually described. |
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| .Bonita Springs meteorite, 7.95 grams, 25mm x
26mm x 5mm, $477.00 |
.Bonita Springs meteorite, 8.70 grams, 30mm x
20mm x 5mm, $522.00 |
Bonita Springs meteorite, large chondrule,
11.12 grams, 41mm x 23mm x 5mm, SOLD
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| Claxton, 1.12 grams, fusion crust,
16mm x 12mm x 3mm, SOLD |
.Claxton, 1.54 grams, 16mm x 13mm
x 4mm $446.00 |
.Claxton, 1.58 grams, 20mm x 11mm
x 2mm, $458.00 |
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| Claxton, Evans County,
Georgia |
| Famous Fall, Struck a mailbox, December 10,
1984, Evans County, Georgia, USA, all clean, stable pieces, one with fusion
crust. Claxton is an L6 chondrite. |
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Esnandes, France,
1837
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| Esnandes, 1.88 grams, 12mm x 13mm x 9mm,
$290.00 |
.Esnandes, 2.10 grams, 13mm x 12mm x 12mm,
$325.00 |
.Esnandes, 1.28 grams, 15mm x 13mm x 4mm,
SOLD |
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| Esnandes, Charente
Maritime, France |
| Esnandes is an L6 chondrite
that Fell in August, 1837. Only about 1.5 kg was recovered. Three pieces
offered. |
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A Piece of Mars!
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Martian Meteorite Display Set
One of the most thought-provoking areas of science
is the search for life on Mars. This search has been centered around Martian
meteorites found on Earth that were blasted from the Martian surface by
impacts.
This Display Set contains a carefully prepared slice of a Martian meteorite -
an actual piece of the planet Mars - enclosed in an easily opened display case,
oak base, engraved brass label, and signed Certificate of Authenticity.
Martian Display Set $ 290.00 |
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Your own piece
of the Moon!
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Lunar Meteorite Display
Set
Ever think about touching and owning a piece of the Moon? Impossible only a
couple of years ago but no longer. Several lunar meteorites have been found in
the Libyan Desert and small fragments are occassionally available.
This extraordinary Display Set contains a 2 to 3mm size fragment of the Moon
enclosed in a 2x2" display case easily opened for examination along with
research information, oak base, engraved brass label, and signed Certificate of
Authenticity.
Lunar Meteorite Set, $ 340.00 |
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