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Mittwede, Steven K. (1997) Mining History , Geology and Mineralogy of the Cromley Mica Mine, Saluda County, South Carolina :South Carolina Geology (1997) v.39 pg. 23-30

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Full ReferenceMittwede, Steven K. (1997) Mining History , Geology and Mineralogy of the Cromley Mica Mine, Saluda County, South Carolina :South Carolina Geology (1997) v.39 pg. 23-30
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Cromley Mine, Saluda County, South Carolina, USAⓘ Ilmenite, ⓘ Milky Quartz, ⓘ Quartz

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