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Crawford, Wm. P. (1930) Notes on rickardite, a new occurrence. American Mineralogist, 15 (7) 272-273

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TitleNotes on rickardite, a new occurrence
JournalAmerican Mineralogist
AuthorsCrawford, Wm. P.Author
Crawford, Wm. P.Author
Year1930Volume15
Page(s)272-273Issue7
PublisherMineralogical Society of America
Download URLhttp://www.minsocam.org/ammin/AM15/AM15_272.pdf+
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Full ReferenceCrawford, Wm. P. (1930) Notes on rickardite, a new occurrence. American Mineralogist, 15 (7) 272-273
Plain TextCrawford, Wm. P. (1930) Notes on rickardite, a new occurrence. American Mineralogist, 15 (7) 272-273
In(1930) American Mineralogist Vol. 15 (7) Mineralogical Society of America

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Junction Mine, Calumet and Arizona group of claims, Bisbee, Cochise County, Arizona, USA
Empress Josephine Mine (Empress Josephine claim; Boss Mammoth claim), Bonanza, Bonanza Mining District (Kerber Creek Mining District; Blake Mining District), Saguache County, Colorado, USA

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San Sebastian mine, Santa Rosa de Lima, La Unión Department, El Salvadorⓘ Calaverite, ⓘ Pyrite, ⓘ Rickardite
Empress Josephine Mine (Empress Josephine claim; Boss Mammoth claim), Bonanza, Bonanza Mining District (Kerber Creek Mining District; Blake Mining District), Saguache County, Colorado, USAⓘ Empressite, ⓘ Hessite, ⓘ Native Tellurium, ⓘ Petzite, ⓘ Rickardite, ⓘ Sylvanite

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