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Where to Locate Mineral Specimens by John Hiller (1968)

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DiRubbo Emery Quarry, Cortlandt Township, Westchester County, New York, USAⓘ Calcite

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Hiller, John, Jr., 1968, Where to Locate Mineral Specimens, privately printed.
Hiller, John Jr. (1968): Where To Locate Mineral Specimens (Northeast U.S.), priv. pub. with maps.
Hiller, John. (circa 1969), Where to Locate Mineral Specimens: Sixty Five Maps. Self-published pamphlet.
(1968) Mineral Specimens Donated to Museum. Rocks & Minerals, 43 (11) 851 doi:10.1080/00357529.1968.11765161
Powell, Gary (2009) Pegmatites: How to Locate a New Mineral Rich Locality. https://www.mindat.org/article.php/831/Pegmatites%3A+How+to+Locate+a+New+Mineral+Rich+Locality
Hiller, John. (1968), Collecting at Thomaston, Conn. Rocks & Minerals: 43(10): 746-747.
Gregory, Gardiner E. (1968) Photographing Micro Mineral Specimens (Part 1): Photomacrography of Micro Mineral Specimens. Rocks & Minerals, 43 (6) 403-410 doi:10.1080/00357529.1968.11764991
Hiller, John T., Jr. (1968): Rediscovered Quartz-Sulfide Prospect. Rocks and Minerals: 43 (8): 587.
Hiller, John T. (1968) Rediscovered Quartz-Sulfide Prospect. Rocks & Minerals, 43 (8) 587 doi:10.1080/00357529.1968.11765058
Hiller, John (1968) Collecting at Thomaston, Conn. Rocks & Minerals, 43 (10) 746-747 doi:10.1080/00357529.1968.11765126
Unpublished map September 6, 1967 by John Hiller
 
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