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this heading works are presented in which the fluorite is approached in a considerable
way. Thus you will not find the references of some (excellent) mineralogical guides
because the fluorite is treated only on one page. On
the other hand, of the works in which it is question of gitology, particular crystallizations
of fluorite, or mineralogical associations... appear in this list. Few
works are presented here, and this heading only requires to develop. Do
not hesitate to subject your ideas... |
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MINERALS OF NORTHERN
ENGLAND R.F.Symes
and B.Young Paperback:
c228 pages colour and b/w illustrations throughout Co-published with: The
Natural History Museum, London Publication date: 27 May 2008 ISBN 10:
1905267019 ISBN 13: 9781905267019 Dimensions: 275 x 215mm
Disponibility
: le Règne Mineral or National
Museums Scotland Northern
England has long been famous for the great diversity of its mineral deposits and
for the variety and beauty of minerals found within them. The region has yielded
some of the worlds most spectacular specimens of fluorite, calcite, barite
and witherite, together with countless fine examples of many other species. Northern
England is remarkable for the comparative abundance of several minerals, first
found here, but which remain great rarities elsewhere. This book is unique
in bringing together the geological context of the region's mineral deposits,
the long and varied history of mining and the role of collectors and dealers,
as an essential backdrop to a celebration of the minerals themselves. Richly illustrated
with colour photographs of some of the finest specimens in the collections of
the Natural History Museum, London, with additional images from the British Geological
Survey, National Museums Scotland, Edinburgh, and other related organisations,
this book is an important and beautiful work of reference which will appeal equally
to geologists, mineralogists and anyone with an interest in the natural heritage
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Erongo! B.
Cairncross & U. Bahmann Famous
mineral localities : The Erongo Mountains, Namibia. Mineralogical
Record - Vol. 37, n°5, September-October 2006 20,5
x 27,5 cm, 110 pages Availability
:: le Règne
Mineral ou The
Mineralogical Record This
issue deals with Namibian locations. More than 15 pages are devoted to Erongo
locations. You'll see green fluorites, which typical of the sites... | |
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FINE
MINERALS OF CHINA A guide to mineral localities Guanghua
Liu (2006) 21,5
x 30 cm, 366 p, colors photos, many localisation plans. AAA
Minerals AG - Switerland ISBN
: 3-033-0855-0 Availability
: AAA Minerals AG Baarersrasse 10 CH-6300 Zug Suisse
or
Le Regne Minéral It
is unmistakably THE reference book on the Chinese mineralogy. All the deposits
are described, accompanied with a very complete iconography. So, for each of them,
we can know the paragenesis and so identify easily the specimens which come from
it. A fluorite fanatic must have this work in his library even if the other
minerals are described there! Author
: ghliu@aaamineral.com web
site : www.aaamineral.com |
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November/December
2004 Volume 79 Number 6 ROCKS
AND MINERALS Northern
Pennines Orefield, England.Fluorite from the Northern Pennines Orefield, England
Jesse Fisher Properties of Fluorite from the North Pennines, England
Jesse Fisher How
to recognize English fluorites and how to know about their locations. Superb article
written by Jesse Fisher. Another
article is about some of the properties of these fluorites... You
must have it! Availability
: Rocks and Minerals
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Mont-Blanc Lapis
n�7/8 (July-August 2004) 21
X 29,5 cm Availabiliy:
Le Règne Minéral,
Christian
Weise Verlag or
LAPIS 35
pages are devoted to the mineralogy of the Mont-Blanc. Of course, fluorite is
well represented! It can be considered as a complementary litterature after
the nearly out-of-print Mont-Blanc issue (published by Le Règne Minéral). |
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CHINA Collectif Extra-Lapis
n�26/27 : Das aktuelle Mineralien-Paradies(2004) ISSN
0945-8492 ISBN 3-921656-64-8 21
X 29,5 cm Availabiliy:
Le Règne Minéral,
Christian
Weise Verlag ou
LAPIS Necessary
to every collector because there are very few publications on the mineralogy of
China. A 198 pages issue which allow us to determine the localities of so much
minerals we can see in the shows. Just nocice that fluorite is well represented,
because you can find informations in the whole publication, and in a special 11
pages chapter, too. |
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Home Mine Collective
(1998) Mineralogical
Record - Vol. 29, n�4, July-August 1998 ISSN
0026-4628 20,5
X 27,5 cm, 192p Availability
: Review "Le Regne
Mineral" or
The Mineralogical Record
This
number HS is devoted to the rhodochrosite of this famous mine which was exploited
for its crystallizations. Fluorite was found there, which gives associations of
any beauty... |
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a mining valley between "La Chaise-Dieu" and "Paulhaguet"
(Haute-Loire) Christian
Vialaron (2002) 21
X 29,5 cm, 215p, photographs N&B and colors, many plane. Availability:
Christian Vialaron Rue
E. Chatillon, 43450 Blesle - France or
Review "Le Regne
Mineral" 215
pages of history, plans and descriptions of many exploitations of this superb
valley. The fluorite was exploited there in a considerable way... |
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Minerals and Mines of
the Vosgean Solid mass Jean-Luc
Hohl (1994) Editions
of the Rhine 23
X 23,5 cm, 271p, photographs colors. Availability:
Review "Le Regne
Mineral" ISBN
2.86.339096.1 Giromagny,
Floor-the-Mines, Maxomchamp... as many localities which delivered superb samples,
of which fluorites. Richly illustrated, this book is in the course of exhaustion... |
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The U.K. Newspaper of
Mines & Minerals n°23
- 2003 Availability:
The U.K. Newspaper of Mines &
Minerals contact:
Jean Spence address:
3 Oak Tree Road, Bawtry, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN10 6LD, the
U.K. Such: 01302 710244 In
this number, a very complete update of the data on the mine Rogerley (Frosterely,
County of Durham, England) was made. Iillustrations as well on crystallizations,
as on the mine... |
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Mineralogy of the Solid
mass of Mont Blanc Except
Series V - The Mineral kingdom - 1999 Editions
du Piat 21
X 30 cm, 78p, photographs colors, plans N&B, diagrams... Availability:
Review "Le Regne
Mineral" Out
of the ordinary of reference because it treats solid mass which delivers octahedral
of fluorite which is red the, pink ones... in partnership with smoked quartz...
Beautiful printing. |
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Minerals
of Northern England The U.K. Newspaper of Mines & Minerals n°22
- 2002 Superb review in which following areas are treated:
West Cumbria, Lake District, Caldbeck Fells, North Pennines.
Many are the fluorites which occupy this volume. Availability:
The U.K. Newspaper of Mines &
Minerals contact:
Jean Spence |
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The Uranium of two "private"
Pierre-Christian Guiollard & Gerard Milville This
remarkable work on the uranium of Saint-Pierre (Cantal), Jouac (High-Vieinne)
and Bertholene (Aveyron) milked agalement different other research and exploitations
from these two companies. Thus,
one will find 3 pages on the mine of fluorite of "the Coal-scuttle" (High-Vienna)
with his iconography. No work currently treats of this ore deposit. It will
be also learned that "Bernardan"a delivered some fluorites...
To
see the comment of Jean Feraud ISBN:
2-913064-26-4 Availability
and contact
: Pierre-Christian
Guiollard Web
site: PCG |
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Minerals of the Peak
District The U.K. Newspaper of Mines & Minerals Availability:
The U.K. Newspaper of Mines &
Minerals contact:
Jean Spence |
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Dalnegorsk Vadim
V Moroshkin & Nikolay I Frishman Mineralogical
Almanac, vol.4/2001 136 colors pages. All
the ore deposits of Dalnegorsk are described in this work: geology, mineralogy...
etc are described with précison. Work in English. The determination of the sources
of the fluorites will be largely facilitated with this work. ISBN:
5-900395-28-6 Editor:
Ocean Pictures Ltd., Box 368, moscow 103009 Russia
email French
distribution: Review
"Le Regne Mineral" |
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Glossary of the Blast
furnace Jacques Corbion 4
volumes (4th edition) - 3442 pages, 3481 bibliographical reférences,
60 000 entries - 9 kg! As
each one knows it, the fluorite was component essential in metallurgical industry,
and in particular its action was at the level of the Blast furnaces.
It is thus normal that this monumental work of Jacques Corbion appears in this
bibliographical list, even is it is not a question directly of the fluorite... Author
to be contacted for all information, or order, with the seat of Association...
contact
email of the author. Editor:
Association LE SAVOIR...FER 7 rue du Parc 57290
SEREMANGE-ERZANGE Tel./fax: 03 82 58 03 71 More
complete description on the site soleildacier.com |
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Geology of the Northern
Pennine Orefield K.C. Dunham 2
tomes in 1 vol. Department
of Scientific and Industrial Research Memoirs of the Geological Survey of
Great-Britain England and Wales London : His Majesty's Stationery Office
- 1948 Everything
about geology of the Pennines - North of England. Plans, geology, history... Mines
like Frazer Hush, Weardale...are described with details. A "must" for
those who want to learn about this orefield. Editeur:
London : His Majesty's Stationery Office - 1948 |
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Bizarre
Fluorite : Ätzfiguren und Auflösung Paul
Rustemeyer Lapis
n�12 (Dec. 2000) ISSN
0176-1285 21
X 29,5 cm Availability:
Christian
Weise Verlag or
LAPIS In
this issue, you can find a 13 pages article about "strange" fluorite
: dissolution figures and forms that are unusually found (from Elmwood mine to
Hunan province). No more litterature seems available on this subject. |
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Les Gisements
de Fluorite et de Barytine de Chaillac (Indre) Hors
Série X- Le Règne Minéral - 2004 Editions
du Piat 21
x 30 cm, colors photos, maps... Availability:
Le Règne Minéral The
literature that retrieves itself to the minerals of Chaillac is as sporadic as
the news that circulate with the collectors. Well that Alfred Lacroix mentioned
in 1901 beautiful crystals of goethite, its necessary to wait the beginning
of the eighties for that the other minerals at last are described. The recent
works of geologists of Orléans University, reinforced by analysises renseign
us enormously on the organisation and the position of the minerals within the
different deposits. Chaillac is therefore a high place of the French mineralogy.
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