TABLE OF CONTENTS 1946 |
| January | Whole #174 | 21:1 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 2 | |
| ADDITIONAL NOTE ON A MULTI-COLORED STONE. | W. H. Hayes | 2 |
| THE GLACIAL LAKES OF THE SHAWANGUNK MOUNTAINS, ULSTER COUNTY, N. Y. | Richmond E. Myers | 3 |
| CLAYSTONE CONCRETIONS AT RUFUS, WISC. | Fred G. Knowlton | 5 |
| WHAT! NO MINERALS IN CHERRY VALLEY? | Vera Root Smith | 6 |
| RESEARCH CORPORATION OFFERS $2,500,000 FOR POSTWAR COLLEGIATE RESEARCH | 10 | |
| AGATES FROM BOLSON de MAPIMI, MEXICO. | J. C. Estlack | 12 |
| BIGHAM AND BINGHAM MINES, PENN. | 13 | |
| QUARTZ PEBBLES FROM THE PHILIPPINES | 13 | |
| AN AMERICAN SOLDIER VISITS SOLFATARA, ITALY | Anthony W. Thurston | 14 |
| A ROCKHOUND IN COSTA RICA | Robert Rex | 15 |
| FIELD OPERATION OF ALTERNATING CURRENT EQUIPMENT | Ronald L. Ives | 16 |
| URANIUM DEPOSIT FOUND IN BRAZIL | 17 | |
| PERKIOMEN COPPER MINE | 17 | |
| 'ME AND PA.' TWO OLD ROCKHOUNDS | 18 | |
| ROCK CRYSTALS AT CATASAUQUA, PENN. | 18 | |
| THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. CUTTING MINIATURES | Lucille Sanger | 19 |
| BEAD DRILLING | J. H. Howard | 23 |
| ESKIMO STATE CRAFT | Frank H. Waskey | 24 |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 25 | |
| HARRY Y. DRAKE (OBIT. NOTICE) | Neil A. Wintringham | 27 |
| WITH OUR DEALERS | 28 | |
| BAYARD, NEB., QUARTZ MINERALS | Richard Mitchell | 29 |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 64 | |
| February | Whole #175 | 21:2 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 66 | |
| ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONVENTION, MARCH 7, 8, 9, 1946 | 66 | |
| THE LITTLE COTTONWOOD AREA, UTAH | Ronald L. Ives | 67 |
| CHILEAN DOLOMITE DEPOSITS PROMISE INDUSTRIAL VALUE | 74 | |
| JEFFERSITE FIRST FOUND IN PENNSYLVANIA | 74 | |
| A PUZZLE FOR YOU | 74 | |
| THE MINERALS OF BLUEBERRY MT. QUARRY, WOBURN, MASS. | Jerome M. Eisenberg | 75 |
| THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF A MINERAL DEALER | John S. Albanese | 79 |
| CANADA'S NEW GOLD BOOM | 80 | |
| TURQUOISE IN ARIZONA | 80 | |
| NOW IT'S ROCKS! | Char. A. Thomas | 81 |
| FLUORESCENT MINERALS AT KIBBLEHOUSE QUARRY | C. A. Thomas | 83 |
| R & M MEMBER HAD BEEN INTERNED BY JAPS | 84 | |
| GEYSERS FIRST FOUND IN ICELAND | 84 | |
| EUDIALYTE FIRST FOUND IN GREENLAND | 84 | |
| COLLECTING ON THE SOUTH SHORE OF LONG ISLAND, N. Y. | Samuel C. Brown | 85 |
| JEFFERSONITE FIRST FOUND IN NEW JERSEY | 85 | |
| KOLA PENINSULA NOTED FOR MINERALS | 85 | |
| 'ME AND PA'-TWO OLD ROCKHOUNDS | 86 | |
| A BLOWPIPE YOU DON'T HAVE TO BLOW | Wm. Pfeifer, Jr. | 87 |
| LEON BENJAMIN BAILEY (Obituary notice) | Fred J. Tupper | 88 |
| GEORGE EBEN RENDELL (Obituary notice) | 88 | |
| LARGE TOURMALINE FOUND AT MESA GRANDE, CALIF. | Albert Everitt | 88 |
| FREDERICK WATERS HORTON (Obituary notice) | 89 | |
| VANADINITE FIRST FOUND IN MEXICO | 89 | |
| COPPER FIRST METAL MINED BY WHITE MEN IN SOUTH AFRICA | 89 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 90 | |
| SHEBA, SOUTH AFRICA'S OLDEST GOLD MINE | 92 | |
| WITH OUR DEALERS | 93 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 128 | |
| March | Whole #176 | 21:3 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 130 | |
| GOING WEST | Maj. Thos. A. Reiner | 131 |
| VALUE OF CALIFORNIA MINERAL PRODUCTION FOR 1945 | 136 | |
| URANIUM MINERALS-NATURE, OCCURRENCE, AND DISTRIBUTION | Duncan Stewart, Jr. | 137 |
| SELUKWE CHROME DEPOSITS | 138 | |
| TWO AGATE FIELDS IN NEW MEXICO | Lottie M. Neely | 139 |
| ECTON MINE, OAKS, PENN. | C. A. Thomas | 140 |
| SOME MINERALS OF THE BEDFORD DISTRICT IN NEW YORK | Alexander Mann | 141 |
| DYER QUARRY ZEOLITES | C. A. Thomas | 142 |
| CHALCEDONY NEAR AGUILA, ARIZONA | Thomas Treloar | 143 |
| BARE HILLS COPPER MINE OF MARYLAND | Peter Zodac | 144 |
| WARNER & GRIEGER MOVING TO NEW LOCATION | 145 | |
| MOLYBDENITE FIRST FOUND IN NEW JERSEY NEAR HAMBURG | 145 | |
| NATRON LAKES OF EGYPT | 145 | |
| HANG ON TO YOUR GOLD SPECIMENS | Hatfield Goudey | 146 |
| LANSFORDITE AND NESQUEHONITE TWO INTERESTING MINERALS | Peter Zodac | 146 |
| BASALT CAVES OF GEMBUDO, JAPAN | 147 | |
| THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. BRACELETS WITHOUT BEZELS | Lucille Sanger | 148 |
| EXTRA SPECIMENS | Ronald L. Ives | 149 |
| 'ME AND PA'-TWO OLD ROCKHOUNDS | 150 | |
| SILVER FIRST FOUND IN NEW JERSEY IN A COPPER MINE | 150 | |
| MAJOR THOMAS ARTHUR REINER. Obituary Notice | Peter Zodac | 151 |
| LETTERS TO THE EDITOR | 151 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 152 | |
| WITH OUR DEALERS | 155 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 192 | |
| April | Whole #177 | 21:4 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 194 | |
| THE WHIRLWIND VALLEY LYMNAEA BONNEVILLENSIS SITE. | Ronald L. Ives | 195 |
| PREMIER DIAMOND MINE-ONE OF WORLD'S LARGEST MAN-MADE HOLES | 199 | |
| DUFRENITE IN NEW JERSEY | 199 | |
| SANDSTONE OCCURRENCE NEAR MEADVILLE, PENN. | Charles Darrington | 199 |
| ODD CRYSTALS FOUND IN PERKIOMEN MINE HEMATITE. | C. A. Thomas | 199 |
| AMETHYSTS OF THE BULLFROG MINE AND DEATH VALLEY ONYX. | T. Orchard Lisle | 200 |
| YOU CAN HELP! | 204 | |
| DYER QUARRY ZEOLITES (Part 2). | C. A. Thomas | 205 |
| MINERALS FOR DESTROYED MUSEUMS | 206 | |
| SPECIAL DISPLAY OF STAUROLITE CRYSTALS IN MUSEUM | 206 | |
| FLUORITE IN SOUTH AFRICA | 206 | |
| NEW PITCHBLENDE DEPOSITS FOUND IN CANADA | 207 | |
| ALLANITE FIRST FOUND IN GREENLAND | 207 | |
| COLLECTING MINERALS IN THE MIDDLE EAST. | Richard V. Gaines | 208 |
| 'ME AND PA'-TWO OLD ROCKHOUNDS | 211 | |
| WHEATLEY MINE HEMATITE. | C. A. Thomas | 211 |
| NICKEL OCCURRENCE IN ALASKA | 211 | |
| THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. BRACELETS WITHOUT BEZELS. Part 2. | Lucille Sanger | 212 |
| YOSEMITE TRIP BY PASADENA JR. COLLEGE | 213 | |
| MUDGEE, AUSTRALIA, DIAMOND OCCURRENCE | 213 | |
| CHRYSOPRASE FIRST FOUND IN GERMANY | 213 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 214 | |
| AUGITE IN FIJI ISLANDS | 218 | |
| WITH OUR DEALERS | 219 | |
| FULGURITE IN NEW JERSEY | 220 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 264 | |
| May | Whole #178 | 21:5 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 266 | |
| STANSBURY ISLAND, UTAH. | Ronald L. Ives | 267 |
| A VISIT TO THE TERMINAL MORAINE IN NEW YORK CITY | Cecil H. Kindle | 272 |
| MAJOR GOLD STRIKE IN SOUTH AFRICA | 273 | |
| FLUORESCENCE ON IRON-STONE SHALES NEAR POTTSTOWN, PENN. | C. A. Thomas | 273 |
| MINERALS OF THE H. T. CAMPBELL QUARRY OF TEXAS, MD. | Harold Levey | 274 |
| WEINSCHENKITE FROM BAVARIA | 275 | |
| AN ASBESTOS MINE IN SOUTH AFRICA | 275 | |
| A STUDY OF THE MOISTURE CONTENT AND THE CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF SEVERAL SPECIMENS OF OPAL. | Selma Miller | 276 |
| WORLD'S LARGEST LEAD MINES IN MISSOURI | 277 | |
| DYER QUARRY ZEOLITES (Part 3). | C. A. Thomas | 278 |
| RED CRYSTALS ON WHEATLEY SPHALERITE | 279 | |
| A TRIP TO DELAWARE. | Peter Zodac | 280 |
| REED IRON MINE OF GEORGIA | 281 | |
| DIAMONDS IN BRITISH GUIANA | 281 | |
| SILVER BY-PRODUCT OF WHEATLEY | 281 | |
| A TRIP TO THE WEST INDIES. | Samuel C. Brown | 282 |
| THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. BRACELETS WITHOUT BEZELS. Part 3 | Lucille Sanger | 284 |
| 'ME AND PA'-TWO OLD ROCKHOUNDS | 286 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 287 | |
| WITH OUR DEALERS | 291 | |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 292 | |
| GREAT BALL OF FIRE! | Dr. W. B. S. Thomas | 292 |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 336 | |
| June | Whole #179 | 21:6 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 338 | |
| THE GRANITE PEAK AREA, UTAH | Ronald L. Ives | 339 |
| A SIMPLE BUT EFFICIENT FLUORESCING PORTABLE LAMP | T. Orchard Lisle | 345 |
| FLEMINGTON, N. J., COPPER MINE. | Peter Zodac | 346 |
| BREWER MINE OF GEORGIA | 347 | |
| LIMONITE AFTER WOOD IN LOUISIANA | 347 | |
| THE FRIEDENSVILLE ZINC MINES AGAIN. | C. A. Thomas | 348 |
| A NEW FLUORESCENT OCCURRENCE IN NEW JERSEY. | W. H. Hayes | 349 |
| HILGARDITE FIRST FOUND IN LOUISIANA | 349 | |
| MEMORIES OF NELSON ISLAND, ALASKA. | Frank H. Waskey | 350 |
| CHRYSOPRASE IN QUEENSLAND | 353 | |
| FULGURITES IN MICHIGAN. | Harvey Franz | 354 |
| AGATE IN QUEENSLAND | 355 | |
| PASCOITE CRYSTALS AT 15,400 FT. ABOVE SEA LEVEL | 355 | |
| THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. BRACELETS WITHOUT BEZELS. Part 4 | Lucille Sanger | 356 |
| NEW OCCURRENCE OF VIVIANITE | 356 | |
| A VISIT TO THE CROUSE MANGANESE MINE | C. W. Ervin | 357 |
| SANDING DISKS | (William T. Baxter) | 357 |
| GIANT'S CAUSEWAY OF AMERICA | 357 | |
| 'ME AND PA'-TWO OLD ROCKHOUNDS | 358 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 359 | |
| WITH OUR DEALERS | 362 | |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 363 | |
| FERGUSONITE FIRST FOUND IN GREENLAND | 363 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 408 | |
| July | Whole #180 | 21:7 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 410 | |
| THE DUGWAY GEODE PLACERS, UTAH. | Ronald L. Ives | 411 |
| GRAPHITE MINE IN CHESTER CO., PA. | C. A. Thomas | 415 |
| JASPER OCCURRENCE IN AUSTRALIA | 415 | |
| MCAFEE, N. J., LIMESTONE QUARRY. | Peter Zodac | 416 |
| OPALS IN MEXICO DISCOVERED IN 1835 | 417 | |
| DIARY NOTATIONS ON COLLECTING OVERSEAS. | Henry King | 418 |
| LIBETHENITE IN AMERICA FIRST FOUND IN ARIZONA | 421 | |
| RUTILATED QUARTZ OCCURRENCE IN AUSTRALIA | 421 | |
| LIMONITE PSEUDOS IN PENNSYLVANIA | 421 | |
| STORE SHELVES ARE FULL! | 421 | |
| DIAMONDS COULD BE INEXPENSIVE-BUT! | Dr. W. B. S. Thomas | 422 |
| MARBLE IN MISSOURI | 423 | |
| BREHM OPENS LAPIDARY SHOP | 423 | |
| ARKANSAS STONE OR PURE NOVACULITE. | Framcis J. Scully, M. D. | 424 |
| EMPLOY HELICOPTER FOR FIRST TIME TO EXPLORE REMOTE MINING REGIONS | 425 | |
| MINERALS-YESTERDAY, TODAY, AND TOMORROW PRIORITY NO. 1 | Robert Alan Levine | 426 |
| 'ME AND PA'-TWO OLD ROCKHOUNDS | 427 | |
| DO YOU SPREAD ERROR? | Mark M. Foster | 427 |
| CORPORAL CLAY HENRY HOLMES (Obit. Notice) | Peter Zodac | 428 |
| NEMALITE OCCURRENCE IN ALASKA. | Frank H. Waskey | 429 |
| JEFFERS AGATE FIELD IN NEW MEXICO. | Lottie M. Neely | 430 |
| FINEST POLYBASITE IN ARIZONA OCCURS IN THE SILVER KING MINE | 431 | |
| THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. FUNDAMENTALS OF LARGE WHEEL CARVING. | Lucille Sanger | 432 |
| CABOCHON CUTTERS HAVE FOR YEARS OVERLOOKED A VERY INTERESTING CONN. STONE. | Dr. W. B. S. Thomas | 433 |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 434 | |
| WITH OUR DEALERS | 437 | |
| TRILOBITE FOSSILS IN ILLINOIS. | Geo. V. Michael | 438 |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 480 | |
| August | Whole #181 | 21:8 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 482 | |
| MINERAL COLLECTING IN INDIA. | Richard V. Gainer | 483 |
| ILFELD, GERMANY, MANGANESE OCCURRENCE | 489 | |
| MINERALS FROM A VERMONT ASBESTOS QUARRY. | Clifford Frondel | 490 |
| DRIFT OR FLOAT COPPER. | Fred G. Knowlton | 491 |
| SHELDON QUARRY, RUDEVILLE, N. J. | Peter Zodac | 492 |
| CORAL LIMESTONE NEAR LOUISVILLE, KY. | 493 | |
| POST-GLACIAL LAKES IN THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY. | Arthur E. Young | 494 |
| ?? THIS 20% LUXURY TAX ?? | Lloyd M. Demrick | 496 |
| CORONADITE FIRST FOUND IN ARIZONA | 497 | |
| BROOKLYN CHILDREN'S MUSEUM INSTALLS NEW TYPE OF MINERAL EXHIBIT. | Peter Zodac | 498 |
| MINERAL COLLECTING IN THE MIANUS GORGE. | Samuel C. Brown | 499 |
| MINERALS OF THE SILVER MINE, MO., AREA. | Albert L. Kidwell | 500 |
| TRENTON, N. J., ONCE NOTED FOR MINERALS | 501 | |
| PETRIFIED TREES OF CALISTOGA, CALIF. | T. Orchard Lisle | 502 |
| 'ME AND PA'-TWO OLD ROCKHOUNDS | 503 | |
| THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. DESIGN FOR A BROOCH. | Lucille Sanger | 504 |
| A SPHERE WILL SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM. | Dr. W. B. S. Thomas | 505 |
| TURQUOISE IN MEXICO | 505 | |
| ARIZONITE FOUND ONLY IN ARIZONA | 505 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 506 | |
| WITH OUR DEALERS | 509 | |
| WORLD'S FINEST STIBNITES COME FROM JAPAN | 510 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 552 | |
| September | Whole #182 | 21:9 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 554 | |
| THE FISH SPRINGS AREA, UTAH. | Ronald L. Ives | 555 |
| THE GOLD MINES OF MONTE AGUACATE, COSTA RICA | Robert Rex | 561 |
| HEMATITE OCCURRENCE IN A WRONG PLACE. | Waller Morgan | 563 |
| URANIUM EXHIBIT FURNISHES BACKGROUND FOR POPULAR TOPIC OF THE DAY. | Peter Zodac | 564 |
| BESSHI COPPER MINE, JAPAN | 568 | |
| FLUORESCENT FLOOSIE | Tommy, the Exp. Mineralogist | 569 |
| A TRIP TO MICHIGAN'S UPPER PENINSULA. | H. A. Everhart | 570 |
| BRIEF HISTORY OF THE GEM INDUSTRY OF MAINE. | Jane H. Wallace | 571 |
| POTOSI MINE OF MEXICO | 573 | |
| FLUORESCENT FURNACE PRODUCTS. | Charles A. Thomas | 574 |
| FLUORESCENT DEWEYLITE. | W. Harold Tomlinson | 575 |
| NATIVE COPPER IN TENNESSEE | 575 | |
| BADLANDS OF MEXICO | 575 | |
| WINDSOR QUARRY, RUDEVILLE, N. J. | Peter Zodac | 576 |
| THE BUCKSHOT BARITE MINE OF CENTRAL MISSOURI. | Albert L. Kidwell | 578 |
| UNUSUAL FIND AT PROSPECT PARK, N. J. | 579 | |
| ASHIO, JAPAN, COPPER MINE | 580 | |
| ROCKS AND MINERALS FOLKS ARE THE FINEST PEOPLE. | (Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Shacklette) | 583 |
| ZOISITE IN PENNSYLVANIA | 583 | |
| DISPLAY OF MINERALS AND GEMS IN NEW YORK | 583 | |
| THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. DOUBLE CABOCHON BANGLE. | Lucille Sanger | 584 |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 586 | |
| WITH OUR DEALERS | 588 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 643 | |
| October | Whole #183 | 21:10 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 646 | |
| MINERAL COLLECTING IN THE OLYMPIC MTS., WASH. | Ted Danner | 647 |
| GREEN GARNETS-UVAROVITES. | John N. Trainer | 652 |
| OSORE-ZAN, JAPAN | 655 | |
| AN EARLY REFERENCE TO AGATE IN NEW JERSEY | 655 | |
| OBSERVATION AND PHOTOGRAPHY OF CRYSTALLINE STRIAE. | Ronald L. Ives | 656 |
| A NEW WORLD IN A TEASPOON | Harrell L. Strimple | 658 |
| BANDED ARAGONITE AND WAVY ONYX AT FAIRFIELD, CALIF. | T. Orchard Lisle | 659 |
| SOME INTERESTING MINERAL LOCALITIES NEAR VANDERGRIFT, PENN. | Howard V. Hamilton | 660 |
| A FOSSIL FISH FROM NEW YORK | 663 | |
| MINERAL COLLECTING IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN. | Wm. E. Luoma | 664 |
| LIBERTY COPPER MINE, MARYLAND. | Vernon J. Miller | 665 |
| THE ALICE ZINC MINE OF SOUTHERN MISSOURI | Albert L. Kidwell | 666 |
| EMS, GERMANY, NOTED FOR PYROMORPHITE | 667 | |
| ATLAS QUARRY, HARDYSTONVILLE N. J. | Peter Zodac | 668 |
| BEAUTIFUL AGATE DISCOVERED IN COLORADO | 669 | |
| TURQUOISE IN AMERICA'S HISTORY. | John L. Crow | 670 |
| COMMENTS ON SOME LANCASTER CO., PENN., LOCALITIES | 671 | |
| THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. DO NOT ABUSE A DIAMOND SAW. | Dr. W. B. S. Thomas | 672 |
| GADGETS AND RUTS. | Lloyd M. Demrick | 673 |
| CANNEL COAL IN KENTUCKY | 674 | |
| ELECTRIC SOLDERING IRON AS AN AID IN LAPIDARY WORK. | C. C. Curtis | 675 |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 676 | |
| WITH OUR DEALERS | 680 | |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 681 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 736 | |
| November | Whole #184 | 21:11 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 738 | |
| MORONI'S POSTPILE | Ronald L. Ives | 739 |
| MY MINERALOGICAL ACTIVITIES (SUMMER OF 1946) | E. Lawrence Sampter | 743 |
| OOLITIC LIMESTONES FROM MILTON, PENN. | 746 | |
| GREENALITE FROM GREENLAND | 736 | |
| MAZE, JAPAN'S CHIEF ZEOLITE LOCALITY | 746 | |
| JURASSIC DEPOSITS OF SOLNHOFEN, BAVARIA | Michael Dubiaga | 747 |
| MINERALS OF THE FREDERICKTOWN, MISSOURI, MINING DISTRICT | Albert L. Kidwell | 750 |
| ANOTHER UNUSUAL FIND IN NEW JERSEY. | W. H. Hayes | 753 |
| TWO LOCALITIES NEAR PLAINVILLE, MASS. | A. M. Dixon | 754 |
| AUGITE FOUND IN COLORADO. | Guy B. Ellermeier | 756 |
| ROLY O. COOPER (Obituary Notice). | Mrs. Wm. Pfleging | 757 |
| A HITCH-HIKING TRIP THROUGH NORTHERN ONTARIO. | Keith R. Dahlberg | 758 |
| ALFRED JOHAN HARSTAD (Obituary Notice). | Charles N. Kessler and Peter Zodac | 759 |
| MRS. SPECK ON SICK LIST | 759 | |
| FRANKLIN QUARRY, FRANKLIN, N. J. | By Peter Zodac | 760 |
| HERKIMER COUNTY 'DIAMONDS' | 761 | |
| AUTUNITE AT MAUCH CHUNK, PENN. | 761 | |
| THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. SCALLOPED BEZEL. | Lucille Sanger | 762 |
| I'LL BE SEEING YOU. | Tommy 'THE EXPERIMENTING MINERALOGIST.' | 763 |
| GEM VILLAGE ROCK SHOW. | Lottie M. Neely | 763 |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 764 | |
| WITH OUR DEALERS | 767 | |
| A MOUNTAIN OF CALCITE IN CALIFORNIA. | T. O. L. | 769 |
| MT. SHARAT, BAFFIN ISLAND | 769 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 836 | |
| December | Whole #185 | 21:12 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 838 | |
| NEW DISCOVERY OF JADE THAT RESEMBLES FRASER RIVER MATERIAL. | Allan Branham | 838 |
| MINERALS OF KELLY'S HOLE, UTAH | Ronald L. Ives | 839 |
| SOME LOST MINERAL LOCALITIES OF NEW ENGLAND. 1. GRANITE ST. QUARRY, SOMERVILLE, MASS. | Prof. Charles Palache | 845 |
| MY OKLAHOMA DESERT ROSE (POEM). | Mrs. Lillie R. Slade | 845 |
| FORMAL OPENING OF THE BERMAN MEMORIAL LABORATORY | 846 | |
| BLUE BARITE FROM TEXAS COUNTY, MO. | Albert L. Kidwell | 849 |
| CALIFORNIA MINERAL. PRODUCTION FOR 1945, THE LARGEST ON RECORD | 850 | |
| AMAZING SPEED CLAIMED FOR HILLQUIST HOLE SAW AND GEM DRILL | 850 | |
| GEOLOGY OF LONG ISLAND | Jay T. Fox | 851 |
| AGATE BEACH, OREGON. | Anthony Thurston | 862 |
| RUBY AND AMETHYSTINE CORUNDUM IN NEW JERSEY | 863 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 864 | |
| WITH OUR DEALERS | 868 | |
| VALLEY WELL IS CALIFORNIA'S DEEPEST | 870 | |
| LAPIDARY EQUIPMENT CO. PURCHASES NEW SEATTLE LOCATION | 870 | |
| THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. ISN'T THAT A DAISY? | Lucille Sanger | 871 |
| AN EPIDOTE FIND IN COLORADO. | Guy B. Ellermeier | 872 |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 932 | |
| GENERAL INDEX OF AUTHORS AND CONTENTS. VOL. 21-1946 | 933 |