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Cook, R (1995) Connoisseur’s Choice: Sulfur, Perticara, Italy. Rocks and Minerals 70:314-316. This is a vague reference that states "Plates containing druses of sulfur crystals to almost 1 cm were once on the market from a locality near San Felipe, Baja California. Mexico." Well, near turns out to be Delicias, El Marmol, Mun. de Ensenada, Baja California (Baja California Norte

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Original EntryCook, R (1995) Connoisseur’s Choice: Sulfur, Perticara, Italy. Rocks and Minerals 70:314-316. This is a vague reference that states "Plates containing druses of sulfur crystals to almost 1 cm were once on the market from a locality near San Felipe, Baja California. Mexico." Well, near turns out to be Delicias, El Marmol, Mun. de Ensenada, Baja California (Baja California Norte
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Full ReferenceCook, R (1995) Connoisseur’s Choice: Sulfur, Perticara, Italy. Rocks and Minerals 70:314-316. This is a vague reference that states "Plates containing druses of sulfur crystals to almost 1 cm were once on the market from a locality near San Felipe, Baja California. Mexico." Well, near turns out to be Delicias, El Marmol, Mun. de Ensenada, Baja California (Baja California Norte
Plain TextCook, R (1995) Connoisseur’s Choice: Sulfur, Perticara, Italy. Rocks and Minerals 70:314-316. This is a vague reference that states "Plates containing druses of sulfur crystals to almost 1 cm were once on the market from a locality near San Felipe, Baja California. Mexico." Well, near turns out to be Delicias, El Marmol, Mun. de Ensenada, Baja California (Baja California Norte

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San Felipe, San Felipe Municipality, Baja California, Mexicoⓘ Native Sulphur

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