TABLE OF CONTENTS 1939
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| January | Whole #90 | 14:1 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 2 | |
| MOUNTAIN LEATHER AT PATTERSON, N. Y. | Peter Zodac | 3 |
| The Naturalist's Directory | 9 | |
| GOLD PLACERS OF THE HAINA RIVER IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC | Willy Lengweiler | 10 |
| Bausch & Lomb's Magnifying Catalog | 14 | |
| FIELD MUSEUM COLLECTS THUNDER EGGS | 15 | |
| It's A Secret | 15 | |
| PRIZE ARTICLE CONTEST AWARDS | 16 | |
| A SIMPLE HOME-MADE GEM CABINET | Geo. H. La Boda | 17 |
| Newark Museum Meetings | 17 | |
| NEPHRITE BOULDERS FOR THE PEKING JADE TRADE | C. N. Joyner | 13 |
| You Can't Judge By Appearances | 20 | |
| Connecticut Topo. Maps Available | 20 | |
| COLLECTING WITH A CAMERA | W. C. Minor | 21 |
| New Magazine Appears | 22 | |
| WITH OUR MEMBERS | 23 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 24 | |
| Queens Mineral Society | 24 | |
| Newark Mineralogical Society | 24 | |
| New Haven Mineral Club | 24 | |
| Michigan Society Issues Directory | 24 | |
| February | Whole #91 | 14:2 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 34 | |
| THE MINES AND MINERALS OF THE TRI-STATE DISTRICT | Ernest J. Palmer | 35 |
| TILLY FOSTER UP-TO-DATE | John N. Trainer | 50 |
| A NATURAL STONE FACE IN PENNSYLVANIA | Eugene H. Blank | 52 |
| A REMARKABLE MELANTERITE | Peter Zodac | 53 |
| WHEN IN CHILE DO AS THE CHILIANS DO | 54 | |
| VARNI COLLECTS PSEUDOMORPHS IN FLORIDA | 54 | |
| DINOSAUR EGGS | 54 | |
| WITH OUR MEMBERS | 55 | |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 56 | |
| COLLECTORS AVAILABLE | 56 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 3rd cover | |
| March | Whole #92 | 14:3 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 66 | |
| A ROCKS AND MINERALS OUTING TO OWENS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA | Nicholas A. D'Arcy Jr. | 67 |
| FOSSIL RAINDROPS IN COLORADO | 75 | |
| U. S. CIVIL SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES | 75 | |
| METHOD FOR MOUNTING SMALL SPECIMENS IN VIALS | Eugene W. Blank | 76 |
| THE MINERALS OF FLORIDA | R. Emmet Doherty | 77 |
| CHALCEDONY NEAR GERONIMO, ARIZONA | 79 | |
| AN INTERESTING SPECIMEN | Peter Zodac | 79 |
| THE MINING INDUSTRIES OP THE DOMINION OF CANADA | Richmond E. Myers | 80 |
| SHATTERED CRYSTAL CAVITIES OF THE PATERSON DISTRICT | Wm. C. Casperson | 84 |
| WITH OUR MEMBERS | 85 | |
| A MINERALOGICAL CROSSWORD PUZZLE | Walter P. Sachs | 86 |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 88 | |
| BAY STATE MINERALOGICAL ASSOCIATION | 88 | |
| CHICAGO CLUB ELECTS NEW OFFICERS | 88 | |
| CLUB DESIRES BULLETIN EXCHANGE | 88 | |
| April | Whole #93 | 14:4 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 98 | |
| A NEW ENGLANDER DISCOVERS GALENA | Vera Root Smith | 99 |
| A UNIQUE MINERAL DISPLAY | Willard Wulff | 106 |
| CRANBROOK MUSEUM ACQUIRES NOTED ADDITIONS | 107 | |
| CALIFORNIA FEDERATION MEET | Clark Harrison | 107 |
| ELECTRIC QUIZZER INSTALLED IN THE ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES OF PHILADELPHIA | 103 | |
| CRANBROOK CLASSES SUCCESSFUL | 108 | |
| SOME OF THE COMMON MINERALS FOUND IN THE NEIHART AND HUGHESVILLE MINING DISTRICTS, MONTANA | Kiril Spiroff | 109 |
| LAST MONTHS CROSS WORD SOLUTION | 111 | |
| NEPHRITE AND JADEITE IN WASHINGTON | 112 | |
| ANOTHER MINERALOGICAL CROSS WORD PUZZLE | Walter P. Sachs | 117 |
| AMERICAN MUSEUM LECTURES | 120 | |
| NEW YORK STATE GEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION (Preliminary announcement Fifteenth Annual Meeting) | 120 | |
| May | Whole #94 | 14:5 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 130 | |
| GRAVES MOUNTAIN, GEORGIA | Peter Zodac | 131 |
| EARLY BRAZILIAN SLAVE MINING | Allan Caplan | 142 |
| A FRIENDLY SUGGESTION | James F. Morton | 143 |
| ROCKS AND MINERALS ASSOCIATION MEETING. (A preliminary announcement) | 144 | |
| AN ODD MINERAL | 145 | |
| LAST MONTH'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE SOLUTION | 145 | |
| A MINERALOGICAL CROSSWORD PUZZLE | Walter P. Sachs | 146 |
| THREE LOCALITIES IN NEW BRUNSWICK | Alvin Lukashok | 148 |
| ODDITIES IN INDUSTRIAL MINERALS FORM SUBJECT OF LECTURE | 150 | |
| June | Whole #95 | 14:6 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 162 | |
| AN ARTIFICIAL KEY TO THE CLASSIFICATION OF ROCKS FOR THE STUDENT AND LAYMAN | H. Farrin Hoover | 163 |
| A PROBLEM IN FINDING METEORITES | C. P. Butler | 172 |
| LOCATIONS AHOY! | R. Newton Mayall | 176 |
| COLLECTORS' TALES (Faith has its rewards) | Peter Zodac | 178 |
| HINTS FOR ADVERTISERS IN ROCKS AND MINERALS (a folder issued) | 178 | |
| CALIFORNIA MINERALOGICAL MEET | Clark Harrison | 179 |
| LAST MONTH'S CROSSWORD SOLUTION | 179 | |
| FIELD MUSEUM RECEIVES OLD COLLECTION | 180 | |
| UNRIGHTEOUS COLLECTING | Oscar R. Smith | 180 |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 181 | |
| WITH OUR MEMBERS | 181 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 182 | |
| NEW HAVEN MINERAL CLUB | 182 | |
| NORTHERN CALIFORNIA MINERAL SOCIETY | 183 | |
| THE TENIO CHAPTER | 183 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | Third Cover | |
| July | Whole #96 | 14:7 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 194 | |
| MINERALS USED BY THE INDIANS FOR MAKING ARROW POINTS | Fred Dustin | 195 |
| NEPHRITE IN WYOMING | 210 | |
| MINERALS IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - AMBER | Willy Lengweiler | 211 |
| COLLECTORS' TALES (BOSS IN HIS OWN HOUSE) | Peter Zodac | 213 |
| A HOME-MADE MINERAL TRIMMER | Charles R. Toothaker | 214 |
| SPECIMENS OF ARABIAN METEORITE ADDED TO FIELD MUSEUM | 215 | |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES: GEMS AND GEM MATERIALS | 216 | |
| AMERICAN GEM CABOCHONS | 216 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | Third Cover | |
| August | Whole #97 | 14:8 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 226 | |
| NOTES ON THE LIFE OF PLINY THE ELDER AND HIS MINERALS | R. M. Colcord | 227 |
| GIFT TO FIELD MUSEUM LIBRARY | 241 | |
| VALUE OF MINERAL PRODUCTS OF THE UNITED STATES 1936-1937, BY STATES | 241 | |
| A TRIP TO GOUVERNEUR, N. Y. | Frank P. Atkins, Jr. | 242 |
| A WEIRD EXPERIENCE | Peter Zodac | 244 |
| COLLECTORS' TALES. (An Embarrassing Moment) | Peter Zodac | 246 |
| OUR FIRST CONVENTION | 247 | |
| JUNE WEDDINGS | 249 | |
| WITH OUR MEMBERS | 250 | |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 251 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 252 | |
| The Chiselers | 252 | |
| Bay State Mineralogical Association | 252 | |
| Rhode Island Group Holds Field Trip | 252 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | Third Cover | |
| September | Whole #98 | 14:9 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 262 | |
| MINERAL COLLECTING IN GUATEMALA | Richmond E. Myers | 263 |
| GEOLOGY OF FIELD TRIP TO SAN FERNANDO VALLEY AND PACOIMA CANYON, CALIFORNIA | Nicholas A. D'Arcy Jr. | 267 |
| SMOKY QUARTZ AND AMAZONSTONE AT PINE CREEK, COLO. | C. W. Reitsch | 270 |
| LOST QUARRY (a poem) | D. Hopkins | 271 |
| THE MAINE PEGMATITE BELT | Philip Morrill | 272 |
| $500 CONTEST | 275 | |
| WORLD'S LARGEST JADE | 275 | |
| FOSSIL SHELLS AT DAWSON, NEBR. | Elma Larimore | 276 |
| A MEMBER WE ARE PROUD OF! | 276 | |
| FINDS LARGE CRYSTAL (Dolomite at Tilly Foster, N. Y.) | 276 | |
| SAPPHIRES IN NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA | P. Ormsby Lennon | 277 |
| THE LOST PINE MINE | Mark Foster | 280 |
| LETTERS FROM A MINERALOGIST TO HIS SON: (New ideas in fluorescence) | R. V. Anderson | 283 |
| COLLECTORS' TALES (But the boss wouldn't work) | Peter Zodac | 285 |
| WITH OUR MEMBERS | 286 | |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 287 | |
| METEORITE LANDS IN ONTARIO | 287 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 288 | |
| LARGE TIN MASS FOUND IN AUSTRALIA | 288 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | Third Cover | |
| October | Whole #99 | 14:10 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| FROM THE QUARRY | 298 | |
| GOLD MINING, PAST AND PRESENT, NEAR WASHINGTON, D.C. | Titus Ulke | 299 |
| FOSSIL CORALS AT CROTON LAKE, N. Y. | 305 | |
| IN SEARCH OF ACHICHINITLES | Earl L. Calvert | 306 |
| THE SHAWANGUNK MOUNTAINS OF NEW YORK | E. Heusser | 311 |
| A MINERAL DAY AT THE FAIR | 314 | |
| SOME SIDELIGHTS ON THE MINERAL DAY AT THE FAIR | 318 | |
| FIELD MUSEUM ACQUIRES MAPLETON METEORITE | 320 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 320 | |
| New Haven Mineral Club | 320 | |
| Manchester Addresses Philadelphia Club | 320 | |
| COLLECTORS' TALES (It happened in Mexico) | Peter Zodac | 321 |
| WILLY HIRSCH (Obituary Notice) | 321 | |
| WITH OUR MEMBERS | 322 | |
| PEEKSKILL EMERY IN DEMAND | 322 | |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 323 | |
| EARNEST A. SOUTHWICK (Obituary Notice) | 324 | |
| AMERICAN MUSEUM LECTURES | 324 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | Third Cover | |
| November | Whole #100 | 14:11 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 334 | |
| MORE ABOUT MINERAL COLLECTIONS AND COLLECTING | Mary S. Schaub | 335 |
| RECENT ACQUISITIONS OF THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY | 337 | |
| BUREAU OF MINES SURVEYS STRATEGIC USES OF SHEET MICA | Paul M. Tyler | 338 |
| NO MINERAL DEALERS IN CHICAGO | 341 | |
| HEULANDITE: MOST COLORFUL ZEOLITE | Walter P. Sachs | 342 |
| SOME CAVES OF THE HUDSON VALLEY, N. Y. | Peter Zodac | 344 |
| FABRICATION OF COPPER DEPICTED IN NEW MOTION PICTURE FILM | 346 | |
| STIBNITE ONCE KNOWN AS ALCOHOL | 347 | |
| HUGE PEGMATITE DIKE NEAR PEEKSKILL | 347 | |
| A HOME MADE MINERAL CABINET | Arthur H, Jones | 348 |
| INTERESTING MINERALS FOUND IN MANCHESTER, N.H. | 349 | |
| PITCHBLENDE NEAR PEEKSKILL N. Y. | Peter Zodac | 350 |
| CLUB PRESENTS DINOSAUR TO MUSEUM | 351 | |
| COLLECTING IN A CAVE | Verne C. Wheeler | 352 |
| COLLECTORS' TALES (It cannot happen here) | Peter Zodac | 357 |
| WITH OUR MEMBERS | 358 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 358 | |
| NEW HAVEN MINERAL CLUB | 358 | |
| PLAINFIELD MINERALOGICAL SOCIETY | 358 | |
| FEDERATION BULLETIN INCREASES IN SIZE | 358 | |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 359 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | Third cover | |
| December | Whole #101 | 14:12 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 370 | |
| MINNESOTA'S THOMSONITE BEACH | Franklin B. Hanley | 371 |
| ROCKS, MINERALS, IRON | D. Lamon | 376 |
| AN HISTORIC METEORITE | 377 | |
| FORMS OF SILICA, FLINT, CHERT AND BEEKITE | E. Howarth | 378 |
| LARGE GARNETS FOUND IN WYOMING | 381 | |
| A ROCK CRYSTAL OCCURRENCE IN ARKANSAS | Charles R. Toothaker | 382 |
| HUGE TOPAZ CRYSTAL FOUND IN BRAZIL | 383 | |
| OPALIZED WOOD OF MESA COUNTY, COLORADO | H. C. Minor | 384 |
| STRATEGIC MINERAL DEPOSITS BEING INVESTIGATED | 386 | |
| PROPOSED BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY MUSEUM | 388 | |
| COLLECTORS' TALES (SAFETY FIRST) | Peter Zodac | 389 |
| IMPORTANT FOSSIL FINDS IN COLORADO | 390 | |
| TRAVEL SCHOOL OF MINERALOGY IN WYOMING | 390 | |
| A PICTURE AGATE FROM OREGON | 391 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES BRIDGEPORT MINERAL CLUB | 391 | |
| NEW HAVEN MINERAL CLUB | 392 | |
| NEW YORK MINERALOGICAL CLUB | 392 | |
| GENERAL INDEX OF AUTHORS AND CONTENTS - VOL. 14 1939 | 403 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | Third cover |