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Rynerson, Fred (1967) Exploring and Mining Gems & Gold in the West. Naturegraph Publishers, Inc., Happy Camp, CA.

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Book TitleExploring and Mining Gems & Gold in the West
AuthorsRynerson, FredAuthor
Year1967
PublisherNaturegraph Publishers, Inc.PlaceHappy Camp, CA
Mindat Ref. ID15427116Long-form Identifiermindat:1:5:15427116:9
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Full ReferenceRynerson, Fred (1967) Exploring and Mining Gems & Gold in the West. Naturegraph Publishers, Inc., Happy Camp, CA.
Plain TextRynerson, Fred (1967) Exploring and Mining Gems & Gold in the West. Naturegraph Publishers, Inc., Happy Camp, CA.

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