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Van Amringe, E.V. (1933), The gem minerals of San Diego County, California: Mineralogical Society of Southern California Bulletin 2(7): 1-4.

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Original EntryVan Amringe, E.V. (1933), The gem minerals of San Diego County, California: Mineralogical Society of Southern California Bulletin 2(7): 1-4.
Mindat Ref. ID16157709Long-form Identifiermindat:1:5:16157709:4
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Full ReferenceVan Amringe, E.V. (1933), The gem minerals of San Diego County, California: Mineralogical Society of Southern California Bulletin 2(7): 1-4.
Plain TextVan Amringe, E.V. (1933), The gem minerals of San Diego County, California: Mineralogical Society of Southern California Bulletin 2(7): 1-4.

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San Diego County, California, USA
Unnamed Sn-Li occurrence, Granite Mountain, Banner, Banner Mining District, San Diego County, California, USA
Royal Mine (Lithium Queen claim; Pandora deposit; Royal deposit; Thursday claim), Rodriguez Canyon, Banner Mining District, San Diego County, California, USA

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