TABLE OF CONTENTS 1951 |
| January/February | Whole #220 | 26:1-2 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 2 | |
| RAMBLINGS OF A ROCKHOUND | R. F. Henley | 3 |
| THE ROVING ROCKHOUNDS ROVE AGAIN | French Morgan | 8 |
| Rev. ROBERT BRUCE OWENS. GEM COLLECTOR AND LAPIDARY | 14 | |
| SPANISH GOLD MINE OF TURKEY-TOE RIDGE | 15 | |
| QUARTZ | Edwin S. Roth | 18 |
| AEC ANNOUNCES NEW PRODUCTION SITE TO BE LOCATED IN AIKEN AND BARNWELL COUNTIES, SOUTH CAROLINA | 22 | |
| SOME MICROMINERALS OF FRANKLIN, N. J. | Louis Perloff | 24 |
| A TRIP TO SYRACUSE, N. Y. | Peter Zodac | 28 |
| CHICAGO MUSEUM ACQUIRES NOTED FOSSIL COLLECTION | 35 | |
| WORLD NEWS ON MINERAL OCCURRENCES | 36 | |
| A VISIT TO UNCLE TOM MINE, GREENWOOD, ME. | C. F. Marble | 46 |
| PECTOLITE - PATERSON | W. H. Hayes | 47 |
| PROJECT FOR A FUTURE | Dorothy L. Hays | 48 |
| NEW ISLAND FORMED IN RUSSIA | 49 | |
| DEEPEST MINE SHAFT IN NORTH AMERICA | 49 | |
| MIAMI SOCIETY 'STOLE THE SHOW.' | 50 | |
| DOCTOR OF DIVERSITY | 51 | |
| FRANK WADE, FORMER SHS TEACHER, DIES | 52 | |
| PEGGY M. KELLEY FEATURED IN MAGAZINE | 52 | |
| WILL PENNSYLVANIA PRODUCE ANOTHER CORNWALL? | L. J. Duersmith | 53 |
| 'EASTERN PROSPECTOR' PLANS TO WORK ABANDONED MERRYALL MINE | 53 | |
| MINERAL SHOPPERS' GUIDE | Charle A. Thomas | 54 |
| OLD GERMAN LEAD-ZINC MINES GET U. S. AID | 55 | |
| THE SAND COLLECTOR | Peter Zodac | 56 |
| U. S. BUYS MADAGASCAR MICA | 57 | |
| COLLECTOR'S COLUMN | A. Cal Lector | 58 |
| U. S. TO GET DIAMONDS FROM FRENCH EQUATORIAL AFRICA | 58 | |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 59 | |
| COLLECTOR'S TALES. OYSTERS MILLIONS OF YEARS OLD | Don Stanley | 61 |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 62 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 112 | |
| March/April | Whole #221 | 26:3-4 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 114 | |
| ARCTIC GOLD | Joel Martin Halpern | 115 |
| HOUSE BUILT OF GEODES | Walter Reeves | 121 |
| THOMSONITE OCCURRENCE NEAR PEEKSKILL, N. Y. | Peter Zodac | 121 |
| TRIP TO ROCHESTER, N. Y. | Peter Zodac | 122 |
| THREE FIELD TRIPS | John O. Griesbach | 128 |
| AFTER FLUORESCENT MINERALS | A. W. Porter | 130 |
| GREEK COAL MINES GET U. S. AID | 131 | |
| MINERALOGICAL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA (New Club Being Formed) | 131 | |
| TRIP THROUGH SOUTHWEST WONDERLAND | T. A. Patterson | 132 |
| 100,000 YEAR OLD TREES ARE FOUND IN EXCAVATION | 136 | |
| HOW HOT IS KIBBLEHOUSE QUARRY? | C. A. Thomas | 137 |
| APACHE TEARS AND OTHER MINERAL ODDITIES FROM THE MOGOLLON MOUNTAINS, NEW MEXICO | Don Alfredo | 138 |
| PLAN YOUR COLLECTION | Charles R. Blyth, Jr. | 143 |
| WORLD NEWS ON MINERAL OCCURRENCES | 144 | |
| RE-EXAMINATION OF AN OLD MAINE LOCALITY | L. W. Carpenter, M. D. | 156 |
| THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY | Commander John Sinkankas | 159 |
| NEW WET SANDING ATTACHMENT | 162 | |
| LIMONITE AFTER WOOD NEAR KERSHAW, S. C. | Horace W. Slocum | 162 |
| THE MICRO-MOUNTER | Leo N. Yedlin | 164 |
| MINERAL SHOPPERS' GUIDE | Charles A. Thomas | 166 |
| THE SAND COLLECTOR | Peter Zodac | 168 |
| RHODOCHROSITE IN COLORADO | Robert D. Roots | 170 |
| DR. LLOYD FISHER DIES SUDDENLY | 171 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 172 | |
| COLLECTOR'S COLUMN | A. Cal Lector | 185 |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 186 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 224 | |
| May/June | Whole #222 | 26:5-6 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 226 | |
| MUD VOLCANOES OF THE SALTON DEPRESSION | Ronald L. Ives | 227 |
| GARNET MINE AT MINOT, MAINE | Charles F. Marble | 235 |
| CALIFORNIA FEDERATION FIELD TRIP | 236 | |
| FAMOUS GREEK MINES GET U. S. AID | 237 | |
| THE COPPER COUNTRY OF MICHIGAN | Sam Speck, Jr. | 238 |
| THE CHAPEL OF RAINBOW ROCKS | Margaret D. Bensusan | 239 |
| WOOD'S CHROME MINE, LANCASTER CO., PA. | L. J. Duersmith | 243 |
| NAVY CLOSES NOTED CALIFORNIA AREA | 247 | |
| TRIP UP NORTH SHORE OF LAKE SUPERIOR | Fred G. Knowlton | 248 |
| IMPRESSIONS FROM THE MINERAL SHOWS | Robert D. Roots | 251 |
| PETRIFIED WOOD IN OHIO | Robert H. Mitchell | 253 |
| THE IMPORTANCE OF MINERALS IN LIFE | A. J. Delario, M. D. | 255 |
| MORE ABOUT BUCKSHOT | Alvin W. Kamp | 256 |
| YOUR INTERESTS | James A. Taylor | 260 |
| FROBISHER'S FALSE EL DORADO | Joel Martin Halpern | 261 |
| NUGGETS IN OLD DUMPS | John S. Albanese | 262 |
| PRESENT DAY COLLECTING AT CRESTMORE | Jack Schwartz | 263 |
| WORLD NEWS ON MINERAL OCCURRENCES | 265 | |
| INDUSTRY DEVELOPING PHOSPHATE DEPOSIT IN MISSOURI BASIN | 272 | |
| THE MICRO-MOUNTER | Leo N. Yedlin | 274 |
| THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY | Commander John Sinkankas | 276 |
| THE SAND COLLECTOR | Peter Zodac | 280 |
| MINERAL SHOPPERS' GUIDE | Charles A. Thomas | 283 |
| PECTOLITE NEAR NYACK, N. Y. | Peter Zodac | 285 |
| THE WELSH MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY | 286 | |
| ZINC DEPOSITS IN EAST TENNESSEE | W. M. Johnson | 288 |
| EDWARD CLARK FOSTER, TEACHER AND GEOLOGIST | Sarah R. Adams | 290 |
| ORCHARD HILL HEMATITE | Miss Guenever Penury | 292 |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 293 | |
| COLLECTOR'S COLUMN | A. Call Lector | 301 |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 302 | |
| DIGGING THROUGH SNOW IN NEW HAMPSHIRE | Joseph Kruger | 303 |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 336 | |
| July/August | Whole #223 | 26:7-8 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 338 | |
| MINERALS OAF THE ARLINGTON TRAP ROCK QUARRY ON GOOSE CREEK, LOUDOUN CO., VA. | French Morgan | 339 |
| LUCKY STONES | Robert D. Roots | 344 |
| THE CAUSE OF RADIAL FRACTURING AROUND SOME ROCK MINERALS | B. M. Shaub | 345 |
| THE ANCIENT PHARAONIC TURQUOISE MINES OF SINAI | C. H. Barlow | 348 |
| FIELD TRIP TO PRINCETON UNIVERSITY LABORATORIES | Wilfred and Mary Welsh | 354 |
| TRIP THROUGH OHIO-INDIANA-KENTUCKY | Peter Zodac | 355 |
| MASTODON FOUND NEAR PORT ANGELES, WASH. | W. R. Danner | 371 |
| PETRIFIED WOOD FOUND IN MASSACHUSETTS | 374 | |
| SPECIAL MINERAL & ROCK COLLECTING IN THE ROSICLARE FLUORITE DISTRICT OF S. E. ILLINOIS | Joseph Schraut | 375 |
| WORLD'S LONGEST AND HIGHEST SLOPE CONVEYOR | 378 | |
| RAMBLINGS OF A ROCKHOUND | R. F. Henley | 379 |
| WHY I'M NOT A LAPIDARY | Don Alfredo | 380 |
| WORLD NEWS ON MINERAL OCCURRENCES | 382 | |
| SOME ARKANSAS CAVES | Byron M. Marshall | 390 |
| I THE SAND COLLECTOR | Peter Zodac | 392 |
| HISTORIC LANE YIELDS BASANITE PEBBLES | Peter Zodac | 394 |
| MINERAL SHOPPER'S GUIDE | Charley A. Thomas | 395 |
| A. L. FLAGG IN CHARGE OF ARIZONA MINERAL EXHIBIT | 398 | |
| THE PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRACITE REGIONS | J. Kenneth Fisher | 399 |
| A FEW NOTES ON THE OAKLAND SHOW | A. E. Davies | 404 |
| COLLECTOR'S COLUMN | A. Cal Lector | 405 |
| THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY | Commander John Sinkankas | 406 |
| TURGITE IN DUTCHESS COUNTY, N. Y. | Peter Zodac | 409 |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 410 | |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 417 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 448 | |
| September/October | Whole #224 | 26:9-10 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CONTRIBUTORS | 450 | |
| PETER ZODAC AND ROCKS AND MINERALS | Arthur Montgomery | 451 |
| SERMONS IN STONES | Henry Seidel Canby | 454 |
| RECOLLECTIONS OF THREE PHILADELPHIA MINERALOGIST'S | Charles Palache | 456 |
| THE DAYS OF A. E. FOOTE | Charles R. Toothaker | 460 |
| THE SAPPHIRE MINES OF KASHMIR | Richard V. Gaines | 464 |
| FIBROUS VEIN CALCITE AT LEWISTON CITY QUARRY, MAINE | Lloyd W. Fisher | 473 |
| MINERALS OF THE SERPENTINE AREA IN SAN BENITO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA | A. Pabst | 479 |
| THE MONO COUNTY ANDALUSITE MINE | C. D. Woodhouse | 486 |
| BORATES OF CALIFORNIA | M. Vonsen | 494 |
| 'THE GEYSERS,' SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA | George Switzer | 504 |
| BROOKITE CRYSTALS FROM FRANKLIN, N. J. | Samuel G. Gordon | 510 |
| THE RIBAUE-ALTO LIGONHA PEGMATITE DISTRICT, PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA | Mark C. Bandy | 512 |
| WHAT'S WRONG WITH OUR MINERAL MUSEUMS? | David M. Seaman | 522 |
| A NEW ZEOLITE LOCALITY ON DISKO ISLAND, GREENLAND | Arthur J. Boucot | 526 |
| CRYSTAL COLLECTING AT SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. | Elmer B. Rowley | 528 |
| November/December | Whole #225 | 26:11-12 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 578 | |
| MY 1951 WESTERN TRIP | Patricia Ann Berry | 579 |
| LAFAYETTE, PA. | Chas. A. Thomas | 586 |
| SOME CUTTING MATERIAL LOCALITIES AROUND NEW YORK CITY | John Sinkankas | 587 |
| THE WHAT'S IT (A POEM) | French Morgan | 591 |
| FIGHTING MOVING SAND DUNES IN UTAH | Frank Beckwith | 592 |
| RAMBLING ABOUT ONTARIO | Bill and Maude Louhert | 595 |
| PYRITE | Robert D. Roots | 598 |
| REDISCOVERY OF SO-CALLED COAL IN FISSURE VEINS NEAR WEST SPRINGFIELD, MASS. | Otto G. Bartels | 600 |
| THOMAS JEFFERSON AND THE GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES | Joel Martin Halpern | 601 |
| NEWARK MINERALOGICAL SOCIETY 4-DAY TRIP TO VERMONT AND NEW HAMPSHIRE | W. H. Hayes | 603 |
| OHIO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY COOPERATES WITH MINERAL COLLECTORS | 606 | |
| JOHN C. POHL. JR., DIES | 607 | |
| WORLD NEWS ON MINERAL OCCURRENCES | 608 | |
| CYANITE OCCURRENCE IN MASSACHUSETTS | Peter Zodac | 621 |
| A HALL OF THREE BILLION YEARS | 622 | |
| WITT HILL CHRYSOBERYL LOCALITY | C. F. Marble | 623 |
| A THREE WAY PORTABLE LAMP | R. Steeneck | 624 |
| COLLECTOR'S COLUMN | A. Cal Lector | 626 |
| THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY | Commander John Sinkankas | 627 |
| AGATE BELT BUCKLE | Lucille Sanger | 630 |
| THE SAND COLLECTOR | Peter Zodac | 632 |
| SOME NOTES ON PUNTA ARENAS | 635 | |
| CYANITE OCCURRENCES IN MASSACHUSETTS | Peter Zodac | 636 |
| AERIAL PROSPECTORS REPORT SEVEN MORE POSSIBLE IRON FORMATIONS IN N. MINNESOTA | 637 | |
| OBITUARY NOTICES | 638 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NEWS | 639 | |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 651 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 686 | |
| GENERAL INDEX OF AUTHORS AND CONTENTS FOR 1951 | 687 |