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Strong, Mary Frances Berkholz (1966), Desert Gem Trail – A Field Guide to the Gem and Mineral Localities of the Mojave Desert, Colorado Desert, and Adjacent Area of Nevada and Arizona, Mentone, California, Gembook, 81 pp.

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Original EntryStrong, Mary Frances Berkholz (1966), Desert Gem Trail – A Field Guide to the Gem and Mineral Localities of the Mojave Desert, Colorado Desert, and Adjacent Area of Nevada and Arizona, Mentone, California, Gembook, 81 pp.
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Full ReferenceStrong, Mary Frances Berkholz (1966), Desert Gem Trail – A Field Guide to the Gem and Mineral Localities of the Mojave Desert, Colorado Desert, and Adjacent Area of Nevada and Arizona, Mentone, California, Gembook, 81 pp.
Plain TextStrong, Mary Frances Berkholz (1966), Desert Gem Trail – A Field Guide to the Gem and Mineral Localities of the Mojave Desert, Colorado Desert, and Adjacent Area of Nevada and Arizona, Mentone, California, Gembook, 81 pp.

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Petrified Wood Outcrop Mine, Woods Mountains, San Bernardino County, California, USA

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