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USGS MAGNET COVE AR Titanium Niobium Mines OLD Bulletin Vintage 1954 WITH MAP!

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  • Condition: Minor corner bumping. Slight fading of the covers and spine. Small smudge on back cover. Pages clean, readable. Map in excellent condition.

    Description

    This is USGS Bulletin 1015-B,
    Niobium (Columbium) and Titanium at Magnet Cove and Potash Sulphur Springs, Arkansas
    . Published in 1954, this is a pretty rare item. This publication consists of the 35-page book and THE ORIGINAL MAP, which is in a pocket in the back of the book. The map shows the locations of the various mines and prospects discussed in the book. These are some of the mines that are discussed in the book:
    Magnet Cove Titanium Corp rutile deposit
    Christy brookite deposit
    Kilpatrick brookite deposits
    Mo-Ti Corporation property
    Kimsey calcite quarry area
    This is a mineralogically important area that has produced the best brookite specimens in the US, and a number of other fine specimens of uncommon minerals. Check out the long list of minerals from these mines drawn from Mindat.org, including one type locality!:
    Aegirine
    Albite
    Anatase
    Andradite
    Ankerite
    Aragonite
    Barite
    Biotite
    Brookite
    Cacoxenite
    Calcite
    Dickite
    Ferberite ?
    Ferrimolybdite
    Fluorapatite
    Fluorite
    Gypsum
    Hematite
    Hercynite
    Kaolinite
    Kimzeyite (Type Locality)
    Magnetite
    Molybdenite
    Monticellite
    Mordenite
    Orthoclase
    Perovskite var: Dysanalyte
    Phlogopite
    Pyrite
    Quartz
    Rutile
    Sphalerite
    Synchysite-(Ce)
    Taeniolite
    Thomsonite
    Vesuvianite
    Wavellite
    Wollastonite
    (List shows diversity; not necessarily mentioned in the text.)
    This is a rare publication that makes not only a great guide for the collector wanting to visit this area, but also a unique historical record of this district in its early days. This is a rare opportunity for the mineral collector, historian, or anyone else that wants to have a look at the area!
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