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Harry, Warren.V and Philip, Day 1940, Some Bismuth Minerals From British Columbia in University of Toronto Studies Geological No.44 Contributions to Canadian Mineralogy 1940, U.of Toronto Press, p109

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Original EntryHarry, Warren.V and Philip, Day 1940, Some Bismuth Minerals From British Columbia in University of Toronto Studies Geological No.44 Contributions to Canadian Mineralogy 1940, U.of Toronto Press, p109
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Ashloo Mine (Ashlu Mine; Golden Coin Mine; Golden King Mine; Ash Mine; Hawk Mine; Ashluck Mine), Ashlu Creek, Squamish, Vancouver Mining Division, British Columbia, Canadaⓘ Arsenopyrite, ⓘ Chalcopyrite, ⓘ Galena, ⓘ Gold, ⓘ Pyrite, ⓘ Pyrrhotite, ⓘ Quartz, ⓘ Sphalerite, ⓘ Sylvanite

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Warren, H.V. and Davis, P. (1940) Some bismuth minerals from British Columbia. University of Toronto Studies, Geology Series, 44, Contributions to Canadian Mineralogy, 107-111.
Stevenson, John S. 1940 An Epithermal Scheelite Deposit in the Bridge River District, B.C. in University of Toronto Studies Geological No.44 Contributions to Canadian Mineralogy 1940, U.of Toronto Press, p95-105
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University of Toronto Studies, Geological Series, Contributions to Mineralogy, No.49, 1944 Antimony Minerals from British Columbia and Yukon, by H.V.Warren & R.M.Thompson p78
Berry, L. G. 1940. Studies of the Mineral Sulpho-Salts: III – Boulangerite and “Epiboulangerite”, in Contributions to Canadian Mineralogy, 1940, From the Department of Mineralogy and Petrography, University of Toronto and the Walker Mineralogical Club, University of Toronto Press, Toronto, Canada.
Warren, H. V. and Thompson, R. M. (University of British Columbia). 1945. Antimony minerals from British Columbia and Yukon Territory: Boulangerite, Chalcostibite, Jamesonite, Zinckenite, in Contributions to Canadian Mineralogy, 1944, from the Department of Mineralogy and Petrography, University of Toronto and the Walker Mineralogical Club, University of Toronto Press, Toronto, Canada.
Stevenson, John S. 1943. Hypogene native arsenic from Criss Creek, British Columbia. Contributions to Canadian Mineralogy, 1943. University of Toronto Studies, Geological Series, No. 43, pp. 83-91.
Warren, H.V. 1947. Mineralogical Notes: New Occurrences of Antimony and Tellurium Minerals in Western Canada. Contributions to Canadian Mineralogy, 1946, pp. 71-78. University of Toronto Studies, Geological Series, No. 51, University of Toronto Press.
Warren, H.V. 1947a. Mineralogical Notes: New Occurrences of Antimony and Tellurium Minerals in Western Canada. Contributions to Canadian Mineralogy, 1946, pp. 71-78. University of Toronto Studies, Geological Series, No. 51, University of Toronto Press.
 
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