R.A. Langheinrich Meteorites: Meteorites for Sale

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	Click on image to enlarge EL HAMMAMI Stone. H5 Tiris Zemmour, Mauritania Found 1997

Part end slice with fusion crust 128 grams face size 51 mm x 8 mm [upper top photo] $150
Part slice with fusion 215 grams size 7.8 mm x 89 mm 114 mm [lower left photo] SOLD
Large fragment with a cut face & fusion crust 7,160 grams [lower right photo] $5,900


	WITNESSED FALL Click on image to enlarge ESTHERVILLE Stony-iron, Mesosiderite (MES) Emmet County, Iowa, USA Fell May 10,1879
"museum exchange specimen with copy of museum Label"
Part slice 1,271 grams 9 mm x 155 mm x 280 mm " MUSEUM EXCHANGE" call for price


	Click on image to enlarge FAUCETT Stone. Chondite (H4) Faucett, Buchanan County, Missouri, USA Found 1966 Approx. recovered weight 100 kg
Complete stone with cut face 6,055 grams $8,950


	WITNESSED FALL GAO Stone, Chondrite Ordinary (H5) Fell March 5, 1960 Burkina Faso

Individual with 96% fusion crust 216.4 grams [upper picture] $230
Individual with 98% fusion crust /primary & seconday 234.9 grams [lower left] $295
Individual with 98% fusion crust 439 grams [lower right] SOLD


	WITNESSED FALL GAO Stone, Chondrite Ordinary (H5) Fell March 5, 1960 Burkina Faso
Large fragment with 75% fusion crust 848 grams [pictured] SOLD


	Click on image for additional pictures GHUBARA Stone. Olivine-hypersthene chondrite (L5),black, xenolithic Oman Found 1954
Complete Individual 5450 grams $4,550 [pictured]


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	GIBEON Iron (IVA) Great Namaland, Namibia Found 1836
Complete Individual 975 grams [ top photo] $975
Complete Individual 168 grams [ bottom photo] $250


	Click on image for additional pictures GIBEON Iron (IVA) Great Namaland, Namibia Found 1836
Complete Individual 5.32 kg Museum quality specimen [pictured] $4,575


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	Click on image for enlarge picture GIBEON Iron (IVA) Great Namaland, Namibia Found 1836
Complete Individual 10.95 kg A real collection piece [top pictured] $9,875
Large complete individual 45 kg. A beautiful museum quality specimen. A natural sculpural looking piece that is black in color. [bottom pictured] "CALL FOR PRICE"


	Click on image for additional pictures GIBEON Iron (IVA) Great Namaland, Namibia Found 1836
Very large end slice 26.44 kg "Museum quality specimen" [pictured] The specimen has a large cut face showing a gorgeous windmanstaten pattern. SOLD


	Click on image for additional pictures GOLD BASIN Stone. Chondrite (L4) Mohave Co., Arizona, USA Found 1995
While prospecting for gold with a metal detector, Prof. J. Kriegh (Emeritus, University of Arizona) found several fragements and individuals. Soon after, a two-year systematic search of the area was begun. Over 2,000 individuals have since been recovered, which define a strewn field of at least 5 miles x 13 miles. These L4 chondrites represent a fossil strewn field, which occurred 20-25 thousand years ago. These specimens have been remarkably well preserved in the arid environment, some still exhibiting remnant fusion crust. Although the meteorites found are primarily L4 type chondrites, some L5 and L6 type specimens have also been found.
Part stone 38.6 g $38
Part stone 48 g $46
Part stone 57.8 g $55
Part stone 67.7 g $58
Part stone 81.5 g $69
Part stone 117.6 g $95
Part stone 234 g $175
Part stone 281 g SOLD [pictured]


	Click on image to enlarge HENBURY Iron. Medium octahedrite (IIIAB) Northern Territory, Australia Found 1931 Approx. recovered weight 1,000 kg
Large Individual 5556 grams SOLD


	Click on image to enlarge HENBURY Iron. Medium octahedrite (IIIAB) Northern Territory, Australia Found 1931 Approx. recovered weight 1,000 kg
Individual 52.2 g $78
Individual 78.0 g $117
Individual 95.7 g SOLD


	WITNESSED FALL JILIN Stone. H5 Jilin, China Fell March 8,1976
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End slice 63 g Face size: 45 mm x 67 mm " SPECIAL SALE PRICE" $190
End slice 107.2 g Face size: 45 mm x 67 mm " SPECIAL SALE PRICE" [top pictured] $325
Fragment with 40% fusion crust 177.2 grams [bottom pictured] $865

	WITNESSED FALL Click image to enlarge JUANCHENG Stone. Chondrite, Ordinary (H5) Shandong, China Fell February 15,1997
Just before midnight local time, in Juancheng County, Heze Prefecture, a bright fireball was seen to explode and fragment, showering the area with over 1000 individual stones, the largest one weighing 2.6 kg. One stone is said to have fallen through the roof of a farmhouse, landing in a pot on the stove. The fall occurred near the Yellow River in Shandong Province, leaving an east-west oriented, elliptical strewn field measuring 10.5 km x 4.3 km. Cosmogenic nuclide data indicate that Juancheng was a spherical meteoroid with a diameter of 1-3 m, the largest estimate corresponding to 50,000 kg.
Complete individual 250.5 g A great looking stone with 80% fusion crust with secondary fusion crust " SPECIAL SALE PRICE" SOLD


		WITNESSED FALL Click image to see additional specimens KAINSAZ Stone. Carbonaceous chondrite (C03) Tatarstan, USSR Fell September 13, 1937 Approx. recovered weight 200 kg
At 2:15 in the afternoon, fifteen stones of this carbonaceous chondrite were seen to fall near Kainsaz, USSR. The largest mass weighed 102.5 kg, with a total combined weight of over 200 kg. The small, abundant chondrules within the carbonaceous matrix represent a diversity of structural types. Kainsaz also contains rare silica-bearing chondrules, plagioclase-rich basaltic inclusions, unusual oxygen-fractionated CAIs, and other fine-grained, unaltered, refractory inclusions. Consistent with the unequilibrated nature of this type 3.1 chondrite, the olivine crystals in Kainsaz remain fine-grained and loosely arranged.
Part slice 0.8 g 2.3 mm x 7.5 mm x 22 mm $35
Part slice 1.6 g 2.5 mm x 13 mm x 18 mm $65

WITNESSED FALL

KAROONDA
Stone. CK4
South Australia
Fell November 25, 1930
Approx. recovered weight 41.7 kg

Bottle with many small fragments 1 gram $70


	WITNESSED FALL KUNASHAK Stone. L6 Chelyabinsk, Russia Fell June 11, 1949


Part slice (8 mm x 50 mm x 73 mm) 80.6 grams [upper picture] $242
Part slice ( 8 mm x 72 mm x 79 mm ) 108 grams [lower left picture] $324
Part slice (8 mm x 72 mm x 137 mm) 223 grams [lower right picture] SOLD


	WITNESSED FALL KUNYA-URGENCH (AKA TURKMENBASHY) Stone. Chondrite (H5) Dashkhovuzskaya, Turkmenistan Fell June 20, 1998
At 5:25 in the afternoon, residents of many villages observed a fireball as it produced loud whistles, and then a loud crash. It impacted 30 to 50 meters from a group of farmers in a cotton field. The impact excavated a pit measuring 6m wide and 4m deep. A stone weighing about 900kg, along with another 100-200kg of fragments, was recovered. This H5 chondrite is also known by the name Saparmurat Turkmenbashy.
Fragment with 30% fusion crust 139.8 grams $720

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