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BEM-10 - Calomel - $ 1250
Mariposa Mine, Terlingua District, Brewster County, Texas, USA
miniature, 3.0 x 2.5 x 1.0 cm

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Calomel - Mariposa Mine, Terlingua District, Brewster County, Texas, USA
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Calomel - Mariposa Mine, Terlingua District, Brewster County, Texas, USA
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Calomel - Mariposa Mine, Terlingua District, Brewster County, Texas, USA

A rich, nearly solid mass of gemmy calomel crystals to 6mm with minor eglestonite and cinnabar, from this important and classic locale for the species. They turn opaque in sunlight as you normally see them, so lustroug crystals of this quality are most uncommon.



MD-154907 - Calomel - - Archived
Mariposa Mine (California Mountain Mine), Terlingua District, Brewster Co., Texas, USA
thumbnail, 3.0 x 2.5 x 1.0 cm.

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Calomel - Mariposa Mine (California Mountain Mine), Terlingua District, Brewster Co., Texas, USA

3.0 x 2.5 x 1.0 cm. A rich, nearly solid mass of gemmy calomel crystals to 6mm with minor eglestonite and cinnabar, from this important and classic locale for the species. They turn opaque in sunlight as you normally see them, so lustrous crystals of this quality are most uncommon.



MF04 - Calomel (XLS!!) - $ 2000 SOLD
Mariposa Mine, Brewster Co., Terlingua District, Texas, USA
small cabinet, 7.2 x 5.0 x 2.5 cm
ex.  Edgar Bailey

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Calomel (XLS!!) - Mariposa Mine, Brewster Co., Terlingua District, Texas, USA
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Calomel (XLS!!) - Mariposa Mine, Brewster Co., Terlingua District, Texas, USA
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Calomel (XLS!!) - Mariposa Mine, Brewster Co., Terlingua District, Texas, USA

A superb rarity in unusually large and rich form...this is a VERY rare crysatllized example from Texas of Calomel on matrix.

This specimen probably should be trimmed in half to maximize value, and i'll do it if it doesnt sell since each half will be worth the same as the whole, with superb pockets of the large calomels! Edgar Bailey was a noted mineralogist and field collector of Terlingua minerals, and the species Edgarbaileyite is named after him in honor. This is from his collection and was self-collected by him, part of a suite of such pieces. (not from Feinglos coll.)



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