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Quartz, tourmaline Brazilianite Smoky Quartz Arkansas Quartz
Available at the show from Galaxy Gems Brazil Available from Bart Cannon
Aquarium Display Cases
This is an inexpensive solution for dealer display cases. The image below shows a 10 gallon fish tank sitting on top of a 20 gallon fish tank. The 10 gallon is priced at $14 and the 20 gallon at $26 at Petsmart. The lights are Portfolio Black Roundback track lights available at Lowe's for $40. 3 lamps and housings come with the track. An extra lamp can be purchased to maximize the illumination. An adapter to bring a cord and plug into the track will be needed unless you want to jury rig the ceiling connector.
Several extra 10 gallon tanks are available for show dealers. Contact me to arrange to pick them up at my house.
TUB Display Cases.
12 of these cases are available. Contact me to arrange to pick these up at my house on Friday night or Saturday morning. The tubs bottoms are 22" x 16". The top tapers out to 24" x 18".
Displays
Bart Cannon Washington Minerals, Copper Mining Technology, John C. White collection, complete route and location map of the Washington Pass area, Ed Godsey Various minerals, Ray Hill, John Lindell, Butte Minerals Bob Meyer Tsumeb minerals, John Cornish, Rob Woodside,
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Table Reservations * = Advance payment received.
Galaxy Gems Brazil 4 (8,9,10,11)
Alfredo Petrov 1 (21)
Mel Judy * 3 (33,34,35)
Rice Museum 3 (3,4,5)
Ray Hill * 2 (27,28)
Bob Meyer * 3 (19,20)
Bart Cannon * 2 (1,2)
John Lindell * 3 (21,22,23)
Rob Woodside * 1 (29)
Ed Godsey * 2 (42,49)
John Sobolewski * 1 (43)
Earthlight, Kim Lewis * 2 (60,61)
Bradley Kornish
Tom Payne * 1 (48) 8'
Gary Buhr * 1 (44)
John Meek * 3 (36,37,38)
House Displays 6 (18,70)
John Cornish * 4 (53,54,55,56)
Wholesale Nest* 3 (40,41)
Peter Michael Boyd 2 (6,7)
Christy Callens 1 (60)
The Maple Tree 2 (12,13)
Sal Noeldner,Ed Molsee * 1 (52?)
Bruce Wood 2 (14,15)
Rob Lavinsky 2 (65,64)
AA Rock Shop 2 (16,17)
Turkish Gems & Minerals 1 (62?)
Marcus Origlieri 2 (25,26)
Helen Anne Gately 1 (30) Caterer
TOTAL 67 May 17, 2009
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Dealer Specialties
Galaxy Gems Brazil Newly mined Brazilian pegmatite minerals from many localities. <http://galaxygemsbrazil.com/default.aspx>
Dr. Rob Lavinsky Internationally known for very fine and rare minerals. <www.irocks.com>
Ed Godsey General Minerals from his collection.
Scepter Gems and Minerals Mel Judy. Worlwide, contemporary minerals.
Rice Museum Sale of Rudy Tschernich collection, fluorescent minerals, Northwest and Indian zeolites. <tschernich@msn.com>
AA Rock Shop Fine Minerals and specimens priced for kids. Plus gold jewelry. <http://www.aarockshop.com:80/>
John Cornish Fine Northwest minerals (pink heulandites, Bunker Hill pyromorphites). Plus collecting and cleaning tools. Micro-Blaster dealer.
Ray Hill Worldwide microminerals and thumbnail specimens, rare, unusual, and usual. Reasonably priced.
Bob Meyer Assorted Worldwide specimens—stuff, mostly in storage since the late 1970s to early 1980s from around the globe.
Bart Cannon Rare and display species, including uranium minerals and the newly purchased lifelong collection of John C. WHite who began his collecting in the early 1960s. Also geology books, and mining and mineral emphemera. <www.cannonmicroprobe.com>
You might enjoy observing such things as a specimen label from Emile Bertrand (bertrandite) from 1897 from the John White collection. My specimen is a breithauptite from Saxony. Here are some other examples of Bertrand's labels: <http://www.minrec.org/labels.asp?colid=126>
Arkansas Quartz Amethyst, Croaker Pegmatite, Okanogan County
John Lindell Field collected minerals from the western U.S. and peruvian minerals. Also used lapidary equipment.
Rob Woodside Chinese Minerals, Odds and Sods and rarities, last specimens from Mount Xuebaoding which was just destroyed by the Sichuan Earthquake, last chance for Ping Wu scheelites, tabular aquas, kesterite, cassiterites. <rwmw@telus.net>
Alfredo Petrov Worldwide display and rare species.
John Sobolewski Worldwide affordable thumbnail and miniature mineral specimens.
Wholesale Nest Gurmeet and Peerti Virk. Emeralds on matrix, aquamarine, amethyst.
Turkish Gems and Minerals Minerals and gems from Turkey.
Lew Landers Northwest quartz and other minerals. Unique quartz line drawings.
Wholesale Nest Gurmeet and Peerti Virk. Emeralds on matrix, aquamarine, amethyst.
Gary Buhr Cabinet sized mineral specimens and brazilian agate slabs.
Bruce Wood Wide variety of international minerals, including Brazil. <www.brucewoodminerals.net>
Marcus Origlieri Fine minerals
Minerals for Kids
Each middle school and younger attendee will receive SIX Mineral Bucks, each good for "buying" a single specimen from the participating dealer's Mineral Buck Specimen Flats.
Dealers are not required to provide specimens for the Mineral Buck program, but should a dealer wish to participate it would be helpful to indicate a flat that is for "Mineral Bucks". If a dealer doesn't want to fuss with the Mineral Bucks, but wishes to just give away specimens for free, that will be just fine.
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IMAGES of Dealer and Show Materials
Newly mined assortment / Galaxy Gems Newly mined andalusite crystals / Galaxy Gems Brazil
Amethyst Croaker Pegmatite, Okanongan Co. WA ETEC Scanning Electron Microscope
RIC 920 Rock and Mineral Identification Computer.
Poster Ad for a 1930 Portable Gold Dredge. To be on Display at the Mineral Market.