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USGS URANIUM in MONTANA WYOMING Lot of 5 Reports 1953-67 EXPLORATION With 2 MAPS
USGS URANIUM in MONTANA WYOMING Lot of 5 Reports 1953-67 EXPLORATION With 2 MAPS
USGS URANIUM in MONTANA WYOMING Lot of 5 Reports 1953-67 EXPLORATION With 2 MAPS
USGS URANIUM in MONTANA WYOMING Lot of 5 Reports 1953-67 EXPLORATION With 2 MAPS
USGS URANIUM in MONTANA WYOMING Lot of 5 Reports 1953-67 EXPLORATION With 2 MAPS
USGS URANIUM in MONTANA WYOMING Lot of 5 Reports 1953-67 EXPLORATION With 2 MAPS
USGS URANIUM in MONTANA WYOMING Lot of 5 Reports 1953-67 EXPLORATION With 2 MAPS
USGS URANIUM in MONTANA WYOMING Lot of 5 Reports 1953-67 EXPLORATION With 2 MAPS

USGS URANIUM in MONTANA WYOMING Lot of 5 Reports 1953-67 EXPLORATION With 2 MAPS

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  • Condition: Minor corner bumping to a few items. Otherwise very good condition. See photos. A great set of these.

    Description

    Here is a lot of five reports on uranium with an emphasis on exploration in Montana and Wyoming. All for one low price!
    USGS Circular 277, Preliminary Report on the Comet Area, Jefferson County, Montana.
    Published in 1953 this 8-page book discusses an interesting mining area that includes several mines, among which are:
    Comet mine
    Grey Eagle mine
    Silver Hill mine
    Hope-Bullion mine
    Boulder Chief mine
    Free Enterprise mine
    High Ore (Montana Consolidated) mine
    This book also contains a
    large fold out map bound into the book
    . Uranium was one of the minerals of interest in this report, although the mines themselves were for gold, silver, lead, zinc and copper.
    USGS Circular 251, Results of Reconnaissance for Uraniferous Coal, Lignite, and Carbonaceous Shale in Western Montana.
    Published in 1953. Comes complete with a
    large fold out map in the back
    .
    This is USGS Circular 547, Uranium Reserves and Progress in Exploration and Development.
    Published in 1967, this is interesting reading on uranium deposits. It provides a great overview of uranium resources for anyone wanting an introduction to the topic. Quite worthwhile as a starting place for anyone wanting to advance their knowledge of this increasingly important metal. Some parts are more relevant to the period in which it was written, but much of it is as true today as it was then, since it deals with the types of sources that have provided most of our uranium throughout the twentieth century and until now.
    USGS Circular 330, The Model VI Transmission Fluorimeter for the Determination of Uranium.
    Here is an interesting one to throw in the mix. This short book was published in 1959 and discusses an instrument used to determine the a
    mount of uranium in a sample. An interesting old document relating to the Uranium boom. Fun Stuff! I wonder if there are still any of these units lying around!
    USGS Circular 753,
    Short Papers of the U.S. Geological Survey Uranium-Thorium Symposium, 1977
    . Published in 1977, this 75-page book contains an enormous wealth of information about the geology of uranium and thorium deposits. There are more than forty short articles here on various topics. There is quite a bit of goo
    d reading here and one does not have to be a geologist to understand it all. An uncommon item.
    Expert packing assured. Shipping weight is one pound. Media Mail is provided to save you a bit.
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