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We
have a few affordable fragments of the
famous Henbury Meteorite from the Australian crater-field discovered in 1931. This example has a mass of 12g and is approximately 4cm in length. |
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This
is a specimen of the rare Wolfe Creek
meteorite from Western Australia. As is always the case with this ancient fall, the metal content has virtually all been altered into meteoric shale and oxides: but this is nevertheless a rare and beautiful specimen, with a decent mass of 105g. |
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Direct
from our Egyptian supplier, we have
obtained a limited amount of the recently discovered Gebel Kamil nickel-rich ungrouped ataxite. Between February '09 and February '10, a total of just over 1600 kg of this meteorite was found in the East Uweinat Desert, Egypt: demand has far outstripped supply, so when it's gone, it's gone! We have individuals from 40g up to 631g, including several flight-lined individuals. |
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We
have various specimens of the famous
Canyon Diablo IAB coarse octahedrite. This is the meteorite that produced the Barringer Crater, Arizona. Our smaller specimens are sent in an acrylic box with a descriptive label. These lovely examples have masses of 150g and 230g: large Canyons are now very hard to source! |
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We
always keep a good stock of medium
sized Campo del Cielo irons, with masses between 350g and 3500g. Thumb-printed and from a dry area of the strewn field, these are very attractive examples of an historic meteorite. Click on big irons for more examples! |
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Udei
Station is an example of a rare
silicated iron
that was retrieved in Nigeria in 1927. It is classified as a medium octahedrite, class 1A: our slices of this desirable meteorite have masses around 6g. |
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These
end-cuts of Campo del Cielo have been
professionally sawn, polished and etched to show the characteristic Widmanstätten Pattern. Our material is fairly stable, but does require a little basic care. Available in any size from 150g Double-sided slices also available! |
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We
now have some beautiful crystal chunks
of the Campo del Cielo Argentinian iron with masses between 15g and 20g. Prepared by super-cooling and fracturing, these attractive examples of this historic meteorite are shipped in an acrylic display box with full details! |
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This
is a large fragment of the Sikhote-Alin
meteorite that fell in the Maritime Territory of Russia, February 12th, 1947, with a mass of 120g. It is priced at £80 Classified as a coarse octahedrite IIB, Sikhote is always available from 10g shrapnel to hand-sized specimens. Phone for availability |
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We
can now offer high-metal fragments
of the famous Nantan Meteorite. These are not the usual highly-weathered items, but stable samples in the 15g - 45g range. |
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An
ideal Christmas or Birthday gift! A fragment of the Canyon Diablo meteorite, in a glazed ash frame with a descriptive illustration. |
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Another
ideal gift! This time a superbly framed fragment of the Nandan meteorite, with an illustration of one of the largest masses still to be found in China. Terrific value! |
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A
third ideal gift! Here we offer a shrapnel fragment of the Sikhote-Alin meteorite, with a representation of the fall in 1947. Why not buy the set of three for just £90? |
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How's
this for a good deal? Decent-sized pieces
of Sikhote-Alin, Canyon Diablo and Nandan presented in an attractive A4- sized glazed ash frame: a perfect gift for the person who has everything! |
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