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Baryte
A historic and wonderful specimen of Baryte from the iron mines around Frizington in West Cumbria, complete with a very seldom seen George L. English (Philadelphia) label. Beginning as a single crystal at its base, after 3.5 cm, signs of bifurcation are present and at 8.5 cm the crystal divides into two. With no attached matrix, the two sub-parallel Baryte crystals are translucent smoky bluish green with smooth, prism faces textured with growth-development patterns and good terminations. This really is a superb example of an old time Baryte from the then named county of Cumberland. The accompanying G.L. English label has at some time been folded into four, but the creases are now feint and save for these, the label is in beautiful, like-new, condition. It is a printed label with the specimen details written in the most beautiful crisp, precise and elegant handwriting. There appears to be a date written on the front of the label in pencil, using standard USA date notation putting the month first, 11/24/88 (24th November 1888).\n
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SizeLarge Cabinet
Dimensions15.2 x 3.2 x 2.4 cm
SKUCC14083
Listed on10/24/2024
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Unknown dateNot disclosed
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