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Essex Co., New York, USA

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Apatite, Calcite : CaCO3

Tahawus Mine access railroad cut, Minerva, Minerva Township, Essex Co., New York, USA

Small blue Apatite crystal in a Calcite matrix. I only mention the blue because the green is very common and the blue variety of the Apatite is most sought after. As you can see by the photo, the Apatites from this locality are poorly crystalized.

Specimen Size: 3.7cm x 3.5cm x 3cm
Main Apatite: 4mm long
Curtis Breuer Collection and ...
Photo ID: 158522    View Count: 140

Calcite : CaCO3, Anorthite (Var: Labradorite) : (Ca,Na)[Al(Al,Si)Si2O8]

McIntyre Mine (National Lead Company mine), Newcomb (formerly Tahawus), Adirondack State Park, Essex Co., New York, USA

Calcite on labradorite. Collected in september 2006 on a university geology trip. Measures 4.5cm across and 5cm tall. In the collection of the photographer.
 © Neuzil, M.Photo ID: 157934    View Count: 101

Diopside : CaMg[Si2O6], Calcite : CaCO3

Cascade Slide, Cascade Mountain, Keene, Essex Co., New York, USA

Typical mineral specimen from the Cascade Slide in Keene, New York. Mainy small Diopside crystals to 2 mm imbedded in a massive Calcite matrix.

Specimen Size: 6.5cm x 6.5cm x 4.5cm
Curtis Breuer Collection and Photograph
Photo ID: 158444    View Count: 148

Diopside : CaMg[Si2O6], Garnet Group : X3Z2(TO4)3 (X = Ca, Fe, etc·, Z = Al, Cr, etc·, T = Si, As, V)

Cascade Slide, Cascade Mountain, Keene, Essex Co., New York, USA

Diopside and unidentified garnet from Cascade Mountain. Obtained in a trade in 1987. Alan Goldstein specimen (1286) and photo.
 © Alan GoldsteinPhoto ID: 145173    View Count: 112

Ferropargasite : [Na][Ca2][Fe2+4Al][(OH)2|Al2Si6O22]

Keene, Essex Co., New York, USA

New York State Museum, no. 17734. Ex- Spencer Cram collection. P. Cristofono photo.
 © 2008 Peter CristofonoPhoto ID: 163151    View Count: 107

Graphite : C, Calcite : CaCO3

Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga Township, Essex Co., New York, USA

This 5x5 cm specimen was sold by Lazard Cahn when he was in the Exchange National Bank Building in Colorado Springs. Mark Mauthner photo, RWMW collection
 © RWMWPhoto ID: 10918    View Count: 2428

Graphite : C, Marble

Lead Hill prospect (Chilson Hill), Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga Township, Essex Co., New York, USA

Mirror-bright, battleship gray, flattened graphite crystals to 2 mm liberally dot both sides of the lustrous, graphitic marble matrix on this fine specimen from the well-known Lead Hill Mine, near Ticonderoga, New York. Mining started in the early 1850s at Lead Hill! See the Mineralogical Record article in Vol. 14, #1, 1983. 3.9 x 2.8 x 1.4 cm
 © Rob LavinskyPhoto ID: 62640    View Count: 297

Graphite : C

Lead Hill prospect (Chilson Hill), Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga Township, Essex Co., New York, USA

Bright dark grey metallic Graphite flattened crystal flakes distributed randomly in massive Quartz (overall 6.0 x 4.0 x 3.5 cm). Ex. Floyd A. Rapp collection. Specimen collected before 1950. JF Carpentier specimen (#00051) and photograph.
 © JF Carpentier 2007Photo ID: 86300    View Count: 243

Graphite : C

Newcomb Township, Essex Co., New York, USA

3 mm graphite crystal in marble. P. Cristofono specimen and photo. Field collected by J. Chipman, 2002.
 © 2008 Peter CristofonoPhoto ID: 174349    View Count: 113

Multiple photos availableGypsum : Ca[SO4] · 2H2O

Barrett Quarry (Barrett Manufacturing Company Mine), Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga Township, Essex Co., New York, USA

A plate of mostly transparent, colorless gypsum crystals. The crystals are mostly silky and lustrous, and reach 5.2 cm length.

Specimen size: 17.5 x 8.5 x 2.1 cm (6.9 x 3.3 x 0.8 inches)
 © Steve HardingerPhoto ID: 257923    View Count: 7
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