“Small olive-green appearing (more emerald green in bulk) complex aggregate of transparent to translucent bjarebyite crystals with colorless transparent apatite crystals, found in a siderite-quartz vug. Ex. Louis Perloff (see handwritten attached label, child image), later Julius Weber. Specimen was labeled "bjarebyite with palermoite;" I didn't find any obvious palermoite, could be present as very sparse prismatic crystals. S419-528 N4365N ”

“White quartz and brown to tan siderite hosting small emerald-green colored complex aggregate of transparent to translucent bjarebyite crystals with colorless transparent apatite crystals. Ex. Louis Perloff (see handwritten attached label, child image), later Julius Weber. Specimen was labeled "bjarebyite with palermoite;" I didn't find any obvious palermoite, could be present as very sparse prismatic crystals. S419-531 N4365N ”

“Typical hexagonal prismatic colorless apatite crystals associated with olive-green appearing bjarebyite crystals, found in a siderite-quartz vug. Likely these are fluorapatite, needs analysis to be certain. Ex. Louis Perloff (see handwritten attached label, child image), later Julius Weber. Specimen was labeled "bjarebyite with palermoite;" I didn't find any obvious palermoite, could be present as very sparse white prismatic crystals seen in this image. S419-528 N4365N”

“Small olive-green colored complex aggregates of transparent to translucent bjarebyite crystals with colorless transparent apatite crystals, found in a siderite-quartz vug. Ex. Louis Perloff (see handwritten attached label, child image), later Julius Weber. Specimen was labeled "bjarebyite with palermoite;" I didn't find any obvious palermoite, could be present as very sparse prismatic crystals. S419-530 N4365N”