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2. Forty-Ninth Rochester Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed Papers in Specimen Mineralogy—Part 3.
3. Forty-Ninth Rochester Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed Papers in Specimen Mineralogy—Part 1.
4. Forty-Seventh Rochester Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed Papers in Specimen Mineralogy—Part 3.
5. Forty-Eighth Rochester Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed Papers in Specimen Mineralogy—Part 1.
6. Forty-Sixth Rochester Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed Papers in Specimen Mineralogy—Part 1.
7. Forty-Eighth Rochester Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed Papers in Specimen Mineralogy—Part 3.
8. Forty-Fourth Rochester Mineralogical Symposium: Contributed Papers in Specimen Mineralogy—Part 2.
9. Denver-Area Mineral Artist Brittany MacRostie (b. 1986).
10. Chips from the Quarry.
11. Chips from the Quarry.
12. Mineral Collections of Brazil by Carlos Cornejo and Andrea Bartorelli. Solaris Cultural Publications. São Paulo, Brazil. 792 pages; 2020; $120 (US).
13. Fluorescent Mineral Art & Artists.
14. Chips from the Quarry.
15. Large Almandine Crystals from Mt. Marie, Paris, Oxford County, Maine.
16. Celebrating The Big Find (Fifty Years Later) at the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show.
17. Charlie Key: Recollections of Tsumeb.
18. Beryllium Minerals in New Hampshire.
19. A New Study of Twinning in Neptunite.
20. The Roebling Apatite, Pulsifer Quarry, Androscoggin County, Maine.
21. Letters.
22. The Where of Mineral Names: Afghanite, Sar-e-Sang, Koksha Valley, Kuran wa Munjan District, Badakhshan, Afghanistan.
23. Connoisseur's Choice: Sand Calcite, Rattlesnake Butte, South Dakota.
24. A Unique Occurrence of Nephrite Jade with Magnetite Inclusions in San Bernardino County, California.
25. The Where of Mineral Names: Franklinite, Franklin, Hardyston Township, Sussex County, New Jersey.
26. Designing the New Fluorescent Mineral Display at the University of Arizona Alfie Norville Gem and Mineral Museum (Currently under Construction).
27. Through the 'Scope: The Year in Micromounting—2019 Was a Year of Upheaval.
28. Connoisseur's Choice: Legrandite, Ojuela Mine, Mapimí, Durango, Mexico.
29. The Emmons Pegmatite, Greenwood, Oxford County, Maine.
30. In Memoriam: Michael Edwin New (1945–2022).
31. Mineralogy of the Amethyst Mines in the Thunder Bay Area, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada.
32. Tattoos as Mineral Art.
33. Wulfenite from Tsumeb, Namibia.
34. The Little Gem Amethyst Mine, Jefferson County, Montana.
35. Who's Who in Mineral Names: Jeffrey Edward Post (b. 1954).
36. Colorado Artist Susan A. Judy (b. 1955).
37. Connoisseur's Choice: Wire Silver, Kongsberg, Norway & Wire Gold, Ground Hog Mine, Gilman, Colorado.
38. Minerals & Gemstones of Southern Africa by Bruce Cairncross. Penguin Random House South Africa and StrunkNature, www.strunknatureclub.co.za. 320 pages; 2022; R450 (about $27 US) (softbound).
39. U.S. State Gemstones That Are Blue.
40. Aquamarine from Stoneham and Vicinity, Oxford County, Maine.
41. State Earth Science Symbols of the American Southwest.
42. Gem Apatite Localities.
43. The Classic Danburite Occurrence Near Russell, St. Lawrence County, New York.
44. The Denver Gem & Mineral Show: A Retrospective by Mark Ivan Jacobson. Lithographie, www.lithographie.org. 2017; 136 pages; $14 plus shipping and handling (softbound).
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