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	Click image to enlarge ALBIN (PALLASITE) Stony-iron , Pallasite (PAL) Laramie County, Wyoming ,USA Found 1915
Full slice of Albin 317 grams The size is 4.3 mm x 129 mm x 208 mm A beautiful looking pallasite. This specimen is a excellent looking piece, it is cut thin so the light shine through the crystals. The piece has very nice looking olivine crystals (yellow and green ). "A beautiful museum quality specimen." Price $6,250

	Click image to enlarge WITNESSED FALL *SPECIAL SALEREDUCED** ALFIANELLO Stone. (L6) Brescia, Italy Fell February 16,1883
24.6 grams, fusion crust 10 mm x 30 mm x 35mm $1,230
6.2 grams 7 mm x 18 mm x 23 mm $310
3.6 grams 6 mm x 14 mm x 23 mm $185

	WITNESSED FALL Click image to enlarge ALLENDE Stone, Carbonaceous chondrite (CV3.2) Chihuahua, Mexico Fell February 8, 1969 Approx. recovered weight: 1,000+ kg
Allende individual 63.6 grams 90 % fusion crust [bottom-photo] SOLD
Allende fragment 60.3 grams 60 % fusion crust [bottom-photo] $600

	WITNESSED FALL Click image to enlarge ALLENDE Stone, Carbonaceous chondrite (CV3.2) Chihuahua, Mexico Fell February 8, 1969 Approx. recovered weight: 1,000+ kg
Fragment 19.6 grams * note all the CAI'S [photo- left side specimen] SOLD
Individual 23.8 grams 50 % fusion crust [photo- top center specimen] SOLD
Fragment 22.8 grams 35 % fusion crust [photo- right side specimen] $182

	WITNESSED FALL Click image to enlarge ALLENDE Stone, Carbonaceous chondrite (CV3.2) Chihuahua, Mexico Fell February 8, 1969 Approx. recovered weight: 1,000+ kg
This Allende is a very large complete Allende 7.54 kg stone with 85% black fusion crust. Museum quality stone that is very fresh a killer looking piece. " Museum Specimen" ASU # 818.3 SOLD

	Click image to enlarge ATLANTA Stone. Chondrite. Enstatite (EL6) Winn County , Louisiana, USA Found 1938 Approx. recovered weight: 5.5 kg
Part slice of Atanta with redish fusion crust 83 grams size 16 mm x 40 mm x 44 mm. Specimen comes with the original British Museum Label. "Another great collectors piece." price $5,950

	WITNESSED FALL Click image to enlarge BASSIKOUNOU Stone. Ordinary chondrite (H5) Bassikounou, Hodh Ech Chargui, Mauritania Fell October 16, 2006 Approx. recovered weight: 46 kg
A fireball was witnessed in the area, but no records of the direction of movement were recorded. A single stone of 3,165 grams was found by A. Salem El Moichine, a local resident, on the same day at 13:00 hr local time 11 km SE of Bassikounou. The sample for classification was provided to NMBE by M. Ould Mounir, Nouakchott, who obtained it from his cousin who recovered the meteorite. According to S.BuhI (Hamburg, Germany), more than 20 specimens were later recovered by locals and meteorite finders. These finds define a 8 km long strewn field.
Complete indivudal with 92% fresh black frusion crust. A gorgeous looking stone 3,284 grams new witnessed fall SOLD

	Click image to enlarge BENCUBBIN Stone. Chondrite. Ungrouped (UNGR), brecciated Western Australia, Australia Found 1930 Approx. recovered weight: 118.4 kg
Bencubbin meteorite slice rough cut 72.7 grams size 4.8 mm x 60 mm x 71 mm. Specimen comes from the King collection. "Another great collectors piece." price $10,500

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	WITNESSED FALL Click image to enlarge BENGUERIR Stone. Chondrite (LL6) Morocco Fell November 22, 2004
A meteorite fall was witnessed on November 22,2004, at 11:45 A.M. near the city of Benguerir, Morocco. This is one of the first falls from Morocco to be scientifially described, Three impact locations have been identified, two of them in soft ploughed ground & a third on a granite surface, which was apparenty broken by impact. The weight of complete pieces range between 100 grams & 10 kg. The classifed stones LL6 ordinary chondrite, based on mineralogy and petrology, with shock grade S3 & W0. The dark fusion crust is perfectly fresh. " Special sale price"
Large Benguerir fragment with fresh black fusion crust 350 grams [ top photo] price $1,395
Benguerir Fragment 65% fresh black fusion crust 134 grams [bottom photo] price SOLD

	Click image to enlarge BOXHOLE Iron. (IIIAB) Northern Territory, Australia Found 1937. Approx. recovered weight: 250 kg
Complete Boxhole individual 57.3 grams [photo specimen on left] price $200
Complete Boxhole individual 170.2 grams [photo specimen on right] price SOLD


	HISTORIC IRON WITH NININGER # 34.5239 Click image to enlarge
	HISTORIC IRON WITH HUSS # H37.60 CANYON DIABLO Iron. (IAB) Coconino County, Arizona (Meteor Crater) Found 1891
The Canyon Diablo iron meteorite, estimated to have weighed 60,000 tons, impacted the Earth approximately 50,000 years ago, resulting in a 20-40 megaton explosion. The impact excavated a crater one mile wide and 600 feet deep. Pressures as high as 60 Gpa transformed graphite particles into tiny diamonds, and vaporized 85% of the original mass. Of the remainder, only about 2,000 tons can be accounted for in the form of meteorite fragments, shale balls, metallic spheroids, and other oxidation products. Meteorite fragments account for only 30 tons of this amount.
This Canyon Diablo is a complete sculptural individual that I call the "CAT". To me the shape of the specimen looks like a cat sitting down, a great looking display piece. The specimen weight is 2,957 grams. The size is 140" height by 105" wide. The specimen comes with the original invoice and is a numbered Nininger specimen #34.5239. " A real collectors piece" [top photo] price $3,675
Complete Canyon Diablo individual 199.9 g With Glenn Huss # H37.60 [ bottom photo] price $255


	HISTORIC IRON WITH NININGER # 34.5 Click image to enlarge
	HISTORIC IRON WITH NININGER # 34.4640 CANYON DIABLO Iron. (IAB) Coconino County, Arizona (Meteor Crater) Found 1891
The Canyon Diablo iron meteorite, estimated to have weighed 60,000 tons, impacted the Earth approximately 50,000 years ago, resulting in a 20-40 megaton explosion. The impact excavated a crater one mile wide and 600 feet deep. Pressures as high as 60 Gpa transformed graphite particles into tiny diamonds, and vaporized 85% of the original mass. Of the remainder, only about 2,000 tons can be accounted for in the form of meteorite fragments, shale balls, metallic spheroids, and other oxidation products. Meteorite fragments account for only 30 tons of this amount.
Complete large individual 3821 grams Historic iron with Nininger # 34.5 "note this specimen is one of his earlier collected pieces". [top photo] $3,480
Complete large individual 4583 grams Historic iron with nininger # 34.4640 A great looking iron meteroite. [ bottom photo] price $4,750


	HISTORIC IRON WITH NININGER # 34.4949 Click image to enlarge
	HISTORIC IRON WITH NININGER INVOICE & LABEL CANYON DIABLO Iron. (IAB) Coconino County, Arizona (Meteor Crater) Found 1891
Complete beautiful Canyon Diablo individual 10.2 kg Historic iron with Nininger # 34.4949 & original invoice. Very sculptural piece. A museum grade A specimen. [photo on top] [ " call for price"]
Canyon Diablo complete individual 18.5 kg. A nice display piece. "Historic iron with Nininger invoice & label" [photo on bottom] price $9,800


	WITNESSED FALL Click image to enlarge CHERGACH Chondrite (H5) Fell in Mali near the Algeria border Fell July 2007
A large fireball was seen near the Algeria border in July 2007. Thousands of small stones fell that was later classifed as Chondrite (H5)
Chergach complete individual with 98% fresh black fusion crust "good looking stone" price $1,625

	WITNESSED FALL Click image to enlarge
	CHERGACH Chondrite (H5) Fell in Mali near the Algeria border Fell July 2007
A large fireball was seen near the Algeria border in July 2007. Thousands of small stones fell that was later classifed as Chondrite (H5)
Chergach complete individual with 95% fresh black fusion crust 147.5 grams [Top photo] -very nice looking specimen with very black fusion crust price $663
Chergach complete individual with 94% fresh black fusion crust. 319.4 grams [ Bottom photo] price $1,300

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	CHINGA Iron. Ataxite. (IVB ANOM) Tanna Tyva, Russia Found 1913 Approx. recovered weight 100+ kg
Following thousands of years of terrestrial weathering, many individual fragments of this Ni-rich ataxite, totaling about 80 kg, were found in the Chinga River basin in the former USSR. Deformation structures in Chinga attest to a strong shock event during its journey in space, while other features, including cracking, bending, and tearing, were formed in its catastrophic impact with Earth. Consequently, Chinga fragments are commonly flattened and angular in shape.
Chinga large complete individual 1093 grams nice looking specimen $1,093
Chinga end slice of (Face size = 60 mm x 108 mm ) 523 grams price SOLD

	Click image to enlarge COOLIDGE Stone. Chondrite. carbonaceous (C3.8) Hammilton County, Kansas, USA. Found 1937
Coolidge part slice of with fusion crust 12.1 grams 8.5 mm x 21 mm x 31 mm The specimen is from the King collection and has a copy of British Museum Label "A great collection piece" price $1,900

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