	*(2002) Butte, Montana. The Mineralogical Record* Vol. 33 (1) The Mineralogical Record, Inc.**	Journal (issue)
	BUTTE, MONTANA Butte, Montana Minerals, Mines and History The Mineralogical Record Volume 33 • Number...crystal cluster, 3 cm across, From the Leonard mine, Butte, Montana. Frederick H. Pough collection; Jeff Scovil...painted to illustrate “The Story of Montana: The Treasure of Butte Hill and Development of the Great Copper...volume 33, January–February, 2002 Contents Butte, Montana: Minerals, Mines and History By Robert E. Jenkins...Jenkins & Jerry A. Lorengo Ed McDole: “Montana Mineral King” By Richard A. Bideaux What’s new in minerals:
	*Jenkins, Robert E. II, Lorengo, Jerry A. (2002) Butte, Montana: Minerals, Mines and History. The Mineralogical Record, 33 (1) 5-69*	Journal (article/letter/editorial)
	Butte, Montana Minerals, Mines, and History Robert E. Jenkins 6 Columbus Circle Newark, Delaware 19702...of 130 mineral species have been recorded from Butte. Specimens of copper sulﬁdes and sulfosalts like...rank among the ﬁnest in the world. The best of Butte pyrite compares with the best anywhere. Handsome...Handsome specimens of barite, quartz, rhodochrosite, silver, and numerous other species have been found, many...Kelley #2 (rightbackground) mines, Butte, ca. 1965. World Museum of Mining photo. 6 The Mineralogical Record
	*Ransome, Frederick Leslie (1911) Geology and ore deposits of the Breckenridge district, Colorado. Professional Paper* 75. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/pp75**	Report (issue)
	_.......................... . Situation of the district. ....... ____ . __ .. __________ ................ _. ___ ....... _..... _... _..... __ .. The district. __ ... ____ .... __ ... ___ ... ___ .. ____ .... _. __ ..... __ . _.. __ ...... . History o.f mining .. ___ .. ______ .... _. ________________ . __...____ .... _____ .. CHAPTER IV.-Structnre of the district. ................... _............. _....... __....... _____ . _____ . General structure of the district ......... _....... _............. _... ___ ..
	*(2017) The Journal of Gemmology* Vol. 35 (8) Gem-A**	Journal (issue)
	Hong Kong 691 Gem Notes Baryte from South Dakota, USA\| Gems from Mong Long, Myanmar\|Pyrite and other sulphides...Reys photo Feature Articles 708 Coloured Stone Mining and Trade in Brazil: A Brief History and Current...Ya’akov Almor advertising@gem-a.com Carol M. Stockton Sarah Salmon Associate Editors Ahmadjan Abduriyim, Tokyo...Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA; Edward Boehm, RareSource, Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA; Maggie Campbell Pedersen...Emmett, Crystal Chemistry, Brush Prairie, Washington, USA; Emmanuel Fritsch, University of Nantes, France;

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Manganese (commodity) from Little Sarah Mine, Butte Mining District (Summit Valley Mining District), Silver Bow County, Montana, USA

Manganese (commodity) from
Little Sarah Mine, Butte Mining District (Summit Valley Mining District), Silver Bow County, Montana, USA