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New England Meteoritical Services
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Meteorites
and Meteoritical related
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Geology
Specimens for Sale
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On-Line Catalogue, page
3
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.
These are difficult to acquire
meteorite localities or classifications.
All images were taken of the specimens being offered. Prices and availability
subject to change without notice.
Questions on any specimens? lab@meteorlab.com
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Fisher,L6, 35.0 grams
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| Fisher,
Polk County, Minnesota |
This is a very nice, large slice
of the meteorite that fell over Polk County, Minnesota on April 09, 1894. A
perfect stone meteorite for display.
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| Fisher, L6, 35
grams, fusion crusted slice, 88.5mm x 55mm x 4mm,SOLD |
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Dresden (Ontario) 1939,
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| Dresden (Ontario), 0.86 grams, 16.8mm x 8.8mm,
4mm, $ 129.00 |
.Dresden (Ontario), 1.86 grams, 13.1mm x 12mm
x 8mm, $ 279.00 |
.Dresden (Ontario), 2.82 grams, 15.2mm x 14mm
x 10mm, $ 423.00 |
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| Dresden
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| The Dresden, Ontario Fall (differs
from the Dresden, Kansas meteorite) occured on June 11, 1939. Rarely available,
very little recoved and only small amounts in private collections. |
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Shergotty, India, Achondrite,
Martian origin
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Shergotty, the "S" of the SNC martian
meteorite suite. 0.50 grams, 9.5mm x 6mm x 6.2mm.
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Shergotty, a coarse-grained martian basalt, 1.11
grams, 14mm x 8mm x 6mm.
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Shergotty, Gaya, Bihar, India
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Offered are two fragments from one of the most
exotic meteorites ever seen to fall. Shergotty is an achondrite of martian
origin. It fell over Gaya, Bihar, India on August 25, 1865. A single 5kg stone
was found from this fall.
The two fragments offered are clean, displaying
large, coarse-grained augite crystals
Please email for price, serious inquiries
only.
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Melrose (a), New Mexico,
L5
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Melrose (a), 27.4 grams.
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| Melrose
(a) Curry County, New Mexico, the meteorite with Gold |
| This stone, L5 meteorite was found
in 1933 in Curry County, New Mexico. During his research and testing on this
meteteorite, Nininger's tests showed that it contained gold! This is the
largest specimen to be offered on the web in many years. |
| 27.4 grams, 60mm x
41mm x 4.6mm, $387.00 |
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Claxton, Georgia, L6
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The Claxton meteorite fell on December 10, 1984 in
Evans County, Georgia - and struck a mailbox!
Only 1.455kg was found.
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| Claxton, 1.52
grams, 20mm x 11mm x 2mm, $576.00 |
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| Danville, 1.36 grams, 17.4mm x 10.8mm x 2.6mm,
$ 320.00 |
.Danville, 0.60 grams, 14mm x 11mm x 2.7mm, $
187.00 |
.Danville, 0.56 grams, 13mm x 11.5mm x 2.6mm,
$ 180.00 |
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| Danville,
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A single 2kg stone fell over
Morgan County, in Danville, Alabama on November 27, 1868.
Brecciated, chondrule-rich, veined. |
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Andover, Maine,
L6
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Andover, Maine, L6
Fell on August 05, 1898 over Oxford County, Maine.
Clean fragment.
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Andover, 2.68 grams, 24.3mm x 18.1mm x 4mm,
257.00
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| Vulcan, 4.84 grams, 27mm x 23mm x
3.8mm, $387.00 |
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Vulcan, 5.40 grams, 37mm x 17mm x
3.4mm, $432.00 |
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| Vulcan |
The Vulcan, H6 stone meteorite was found in
April 1962. Specimens display a dark brown groundmass with bright flakes of
Ni/Fe.
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