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	WITNESSED FALL PULTUSK Stone. Chondrite (H5 veined) Ciechanow, Poland Fell January 30, 1868 Approx. recovered weight 999+ kg
At 7:00 in the evening, a bright fireball was seen and detonations were heard. Soon thereafter, a shower of stones, most recently estimated to have numbered about 180,000, fell in Pultusk, Poland. The stones encompassed an elliptical strewn field of 18 x 9 km (127 square km), with the largest stone weighing 9 kg and hundreds of others weighing at least 1 kg. A large portion of the stones collected were tiny, spherical-shaped stones, and are now known as "Pultusk peas". The total weight of the fall was most recently estimated to have been about 2,000 kg, with at least 200 kg of material being preserved. Pultusk is classified as a veined, brecciated, H5 chondrite, with a shock stage of S3.
Slice with crust 9.6 g 4.5 mm x 20 mm x 47 mm $96 [pictured lower center]
Slice with crust 10.4 g 3.5 mm x 24 mm x 46 mm $104 [pictured above right]
End cut with 30% fusion crust 56.5 g [face] 26 mm x 53 mm $450 [pictured top center]

WITNESSED FALL

PULTUSK
Stone. Chondrite (H5 veined)
Ciechanow, Poland
Fell January 30, 1868
Approx. recovered weight 999+ kg

Fragment 57 g $425 [upper picture, 25% fusion crust]


	RENFROW Stone. Chondrite. Ordinary (L6). Grant County, Oklahoma, USA Found 1986 Approx. recovered weight 81.6 kg
An 81.6 Kg stone was found while terracing a previously unfarmed hillside.
Full slice 307 grams size 6 mm x 120 mm x 160 mm price $460


	WITNESSED FALL RICHARDTON Stone. Chondrite. Ordinary (H5 veined). Stark County, North Dakota, USA Fell June 30, 1918 Approx. recovered weight 90 kg
After the appearance of a luminous meteor, followed by detonations, several stones, totalling 200lb (90kg), the largest weighing about 18lb (8.2kg), fell over an area of 9 x 5 miles between Richardton and Mott.
"HISTORICAL PIECE WITH NININGER NUMBER AND LABEL"
Complete stone 2 kg [2 sets of Nininger # 8-D & M-87& Label] 96% fusion crust SOLD


	Click image to enlarge RIO LIMAY Stone. Chondrite. Ordinary (L5). Rio Negro Province, Argentina Found August 05, 1995 Approx. recovered weight 280 kg
This specimen is a beautiful museum quality piece. It is a very large stone slice weight is 11.9 kg. Stands 500 mm high by 758 mm wide. The piece has a great looking diamond lap finish. This specimen has visual shock features include black color, deformed chondrules and granulated minerals. This is the largest museum quality specimen I have ever cut and owned. As far as I know this is one of the largest if not the largest stone slice ever available.
Full slice 11.9 kg Very large stone slice stands 500 mm high by 758 mm wide [ CALL FOR PRICE ]


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	Click image to enlarge SAHARA 97072 Stone. Enstatite chondrite (EH3) Found somewhere in the Sahara Found 1997
A large number of paired stones, weighing together about 28 kg, were found in the Sahara Desert by a French team. The weight of the main mass is 6,140 g, but many other large masses were found, including the 1,270 g SAH 97072. This is perhaps the most primitive EH3 chondrite found to date. It contains early nebular components, including well-defined, layered, silicate-, sulfide-, and metal-rich chondrules, FeO-rich silicates with broad compositional ranges, and refractory inclusions, and it has experienced very low degrees of thermal metamorphism.
End slice with a lap finish 144 grams 40 mm x 82 mm [upper top photo] price $3,200
Slice with a polish face 11.1 grams 3 mm x 31 mm x 42 mm [top middle piece-second photo] SOLD
Slice with polish face 8.9 grams 3 mm x 27 mm x 31 mm [right side piece-second photo] SOLD
Slice with polish face 6.6 grams 3 mm x 23 mm x 32 mm [left side piece-second photo] $200


	SANTA CATHARINA Iron. Ataxite, ungrouped (ATAX UNGR) Santa Catarina, Brazil Found 1875
Many large masses of this ungrouped, Ni-rich ataxite were found by Gonclaves da Rosa on the island of Sao Francisco do Sul, Santa Catarina, Brazil. The combined weight of the recovered masses was estimated to be at least 7,000 kg, but was probably much higher since a large portion was smelted to extract its unusually high content of nickel (~25-50%). Although much of this iron has been significantly oxidized, some metallic portions are preserved. The presence in Santa Catharina of the phosphide barringerite, a mineral usually unstable in association with metal, attests to a high cooling rate.
Large fragment (oxide) with collection number 505 g $820


	WITNESSED FALL SARATOV Stone. Chondrite (L4) Saratovskaya, Russia Fell September 6, 1918

At 3:00 in the afternoon, a bright fireball was seen and heard as several stones, totaling 328 kg, fell in Donguz and Belaya Gora, Russia. Saratov is not a typical L4 ordinary chondrite. It has a chondrule-rich composition with a friable matrix texture. More importantly, it contains a separate petrographic component - one consisting of highly porous, low-density, fine-grained aggregates, similar to interplanetary dust particles. This extremely fragile material, which was incorporated on the L chondrite parent asteroid, is usually vaporized as it enters the atmosphere; with Saratov, it can now be readily studied.
Part slice 55 g 26 mm x 26 mm x 37 mm $165 [lower picture]
Part slice 360 g with fusion crust 27 mm x 58 mm x 95 mm SOLD [upper picture]


	MARS METEORITE SPECIAL SALE! REDUCED PRICES SAYH AL UHAYMIR 005 Stone. SNC (Shergottite) Found November 26, 1999 Oman
Sayh al Uhaymir 005 comprises three masses weighing 561 g, 547 g, and 236 g, which were found very close to two other paired masses, weighing 7,805 g and 774 g, designated SaU 008. Continued searches of the area have recovered several additional paired masses - SaU 051, 060, 090, and 094 - bringing the total combined weight to over 10.7 kg. This is a fresh shergottite, with black fusion crust preserved to various degrees on the masses. SaU 005 is composed of large olivine megacrysts within a mostly pigeonite matrix, and exhibits features of high shock. Its texture, bulk chemistry, and noble gas signature are all very similar to the DaG 476 shergottite, but they are not paired.
Part slice 0.784 g 5.5 mm x 6 mm x 12 mm SOLD
Part slice 1.01 g 3.5 mm x 9.2 mm x 11.3 mm $500
Part slice 1.49 g 5.4mm x 10 mm x 11.5 mm $725


	Click image to enlarge SEYMCHAN Pallasite Magadan, Russia Found 1967

The top specimen is a complet slice of Seymchan with superb deep etching. This meteorite is a textbook example of a transitional pallasite. The specimen contains olivine crystals (dark red and green ) it also contains metal that has been etched and has a absolutely gorgeous Windmanstatten pattern. A complete full slice 675 grams size 5 mm x 145 mm x 195 mm [top photo] price $3,075
This is another beautiful looking Seymchan complete slice. The specimen contains olivine cyrstal (dark red and green ) it also contains mental across the middle. A great looking collection piece. The slice is 233.5 grams the slice is 6 mm x 80 mm x 140 mm [bottom left photo ] price $1,398
This slice has great looking olivine crystals ( dark red , yellow and green) and metal. The specimen has a great looking finish. Slice size 5 mm x 75 mm x 78 mm [bottom right photo] price $636


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	Click image to enlarge SEYMCHAN Pallasite Magadan, Russia Found 1967
The Seymchan specimen on the bottom 2,545 grams is a very large slice with superb etching. This meteorite is a textbook example of a transitional pallasite. It contains olivine crystals (yellow, red and green ). Both specimens have an absolutely gorgeous Windmanstatten pattern. The 2,545 gram specimen is finished on both sides. Seymchan is a stable pallasite! The Symchan specimen on the top is very large 23 kg and very impressive with more metal than crystals. It has a area of olivine crystals around the edge, very large troilite inclusions. A beautiful looking specimen. A real museum quality specimen.
Very large slice that has been etched and finished. This Seymchan piece is 23 kg and is 12 1/4 " x 27 3/4 " A once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase such a large and impressive piece. [top photo ] [ call for price]
A large full slice that is etched and finished on both sides 2,545 grams This specimen has a gorgeous Windmanstattern pattern however it is mostly covered in olivine cystals. It is a very impressive piece. Slice size 12 mm x 130mm x 355 mm [bottom photo] Price [ call for price]


	Click image to enlarge SEYMCHAN Pallasite Magadan, Russia Found 1967
This beautiful Seymchan specimen is 5.44 kg a very large pallasite slice. The specimen is encrusted with (dark red , yellow ) olivine crystals and also have an absolutely gorgeous finish. This specimen's crystals go from fine to larger and are visable. Seymchan meteorite is a stable pallasite! This is a very impressive and beautiful looking piece. A real museum quality specimen!
Very large slice that has been finished on both sides. This Seymchan piece is 5.44 kg and for a pallasite slice it is very large. The slice is 8 mm x 340 mm x 570 mm. A once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase such a large and impressive pallasite slice. [ call for price]


	Click image to enlarge SEYMCHAN Pallasite Magadan, Russia Found 1967
This beautiful large Seymchan specimen is 3,376 grams a very large pallasite slice. The specimen is encrusted with (dark red , yellow and green) olivine crystals and also have an absolutely gorgeous finish. This specimen's crystals go from fine to larger and are visable. Seymchan meteorite is a stable pallasite! This is a very impressive and beautiful looking piece. A real museum quality specimen!
Very large slice that has a beautiful finished. This Seymchan piece is 3,376 grams and for a pallasite slice is very large. The slice is 5 mm" x 420 mm" x 480 mm" This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase such a large and impressive piece. [ call for price]


	WITNESSED FALL SIKHOTE-ALIN Iron. (IIAB) Coarsest Octahedrite Maritime Territory, Russia Fell February 12, 1947 Approx. recovered weight: 27 Tons

Around 10:38 A.M. in the Sikhote-Alin mountains of eastern Siberia, people witnessed the largest single meteorite fall ever recorded. A huge roar was heared sending thoursands of meteorite fragments onto the frozen ground. A shower of fireballs fell in thick forest in the Sikhote-Alin mountains,25 miles from Novopoltavka, Maritime Province, producing 106 impact holes, the largest 28 metres across, over an area 100 x 660 metres, and many fragments, up to 300 kg in weight, totalling over 27000kg, were found scattered inside and outside the holes. The shockwave from the explosion was felt hundreds of miles away. A dark funnel-shaped smoke was visable in the sky. The largest single mass was recovered weight 1745kg and has an oriented shield-like shape. Oriented regmaglypted individual and Shrapnel type fragments were found.
Complete full slice 498 grams size 5.5 mm x 128 mm x 170 mm ( top picture) SOLD
oriented black Individual with regmaglipts 365 grams (bottom left picture) $727
oriented beautiful black Individual with regmaglipts "note the lip around the other edge. 204 grams (bottom right photo) $410


	WITNESSED FALL Click image to enlarge SIKHOTE-ALIN Iron. (IIAB) Coarsest Octahedrite Maritime Territory, Russia Fell February 12, 1947 Approx. recovered weight: 27 Tons
Fantastic grade A black oriented individual On the back side you can see where this piece had ripped apart and the crust formed over the area. 538 grams [pictured] SOLD


	WITNESSED FALL SIKHOTE-ALIN Iron. (IIAB) Coarsest Octahedrite Maritime Territory, Russia Fell February 12, 1947 Approx. recovered weight: 27 Tons
Very Large Oriented individual 7.65 kg SOLD [pictured]


	WITNESSED FALL SIKHOTE-ALIN (SHRAPNEL) Iron. (IIAB) Coarsest Octahedrite Maritime Territory, Russia Fell February 12, 1947 Approx. recovered weight: 27 Tons

A shower of fireballs fell in thick forest in the Sikhote-Alin mountains,25 miles from Novopoltavka, Maritime Province, producing 106 impact holes, the largest 28 metres across, over an area 100 x 660 metres, and many fragments, up to 300 kg in weight, totalling over 27000kg, were found scattered inside and outside the holes. The shockwave from the explosion was felt hundreds of miles away. A dark funnel-shaped smoke was visable in the sky. The largest single mass was recovered weight 1745kg and has an oriented shield-like shape. Oriented regmaglypted individual and Shrapnel type fragments were found. These specimens are from the same fall, but are known as shrapnel specimens. They broke due to atmospheric pressure and/or mid-air collisions, and possibly also explosive fragmentation upon impact. The power and fury of an iron meteorite fall: ripped and torn edges reminiscent of bomb shrapnel.These pieces are very rare and are a good example of the shrapnel type Sikhote-alin.
Large shrapnel type fragment 488 grams ( top picture) $244
Large shrapnel type fragment 440 grams (bottom left picture) SOLD
Large shrapnel type fragment 415 grams (bottom right picture) $208


	WITNESSED FALL STANNERN Stone. Achondrite, ca-rich. Eucrite (AEUC) Iglau, Czechoslovakia Fell 1808
After detonations, some 200-300 stones fell of which about 66 stones were recovered totalling about 52 kg, the largest weighing about 6 kg.
Part slice with fusion crust very nice piece 7 grams 3.9 mm x 27 mm x 27 mm SOLD


	*SPECIAL SALE PRICES* TAFASSASSET Primitive achondrite or carbonaceous chondrite Niger,Tenere Desert Found February 14, 2000 Approx. recovered weight 110kg

Full slice with fusion crust 30.5 g 4.2 mm x 45 mm 52 mm [ diamond lap finish - upper picture] SOLD
Part slice with fusion crust 23.5 g 4 mm x 34mm x 52 mm [ diamond lap finish -lower left picture]$653
Part end slice 8.9 g 7.5 mm x 20 mm x 24 mm [ diamond lap finsih -lower right picture,specimen on the left] $257
Part slice 9.6 g (4 mm x20 mm x 41 mm [diamond lap finsih -lower right picture specimen on the right] $278


	WITNESSED FALL Click image to enlarge TATHOUINE Stone. Achondrite Diogenito (DIO) Foum Tatahouine, Tunisia Fell June 27 ,1931 Approx. recovered weight: 12 kg
complete individual 12 grams [photo-center top specimen] $240
complete individual 22 grams [photo-right side specimen] $500
complete individual 25.2 grams [photo-left side specimen] $570


	Click image to enlarge TAZA (AKA NWA 859) Iron. Plessitic octahedrite (UNGR) Northwest Africa Found 2000
complete individual with fusion crust 2,315 grams $5,900


	WITNESSED FALL THUATHE Stone. Chondrite. (H4) Lesotho, Africa. Fell July 21, 2002. Approx. recovered weight: 35 kg

On a typical Sunday in July, at 3:49 pm, hundreds of witnesses over a 100 km radius heard a prolonged, loud noise, which heralded the fall of a meteorite over the small mountainous country of Lesotho. Several stones narrowly missed hitting some villagers as they went about their daily activities. Over 600 fragments of this H4/5 chondrite, totaling about 30 kg, have been recovered on the Thuathe Plateau, its cliffs, and in the surrounding valley. The strewn field, which measures 7.4 km by 1.9 km and includes nine villages, was plotted by Professor Ambrose (National University of Lesotho). The Professor also compiled a comprehensive catalogue, recording specific details on about 85% of all of the fragments recovered.
Individual with 95% fusion crust 17.3 g $87
Individual with 99% fusion crust 18 g $90
Individual with 96% fusion crust 19.3 g SOLD
Individual with 99% fusion crust 93.9 g $423 [top picture]
Individual with 99% fusion crust 128.4 g $576 [bottom left picture]
Individual with 90% fusion crust 137.6 g $550 [bottom right picture]


	WITNESSED FALL Click image to enlarge TENHAM Stone, L6 veined Fell Queensland, Australia Spring, 1879
A beautiful complete individual with 98% fusion crust 66 grams [photo] price $332


	SPECIAL SALE! REDUCED PRICES TIERRA BLANCA Stone. Achondrite. Winonaite (WIN); S2 Castro County, Texas, USA Found November 1965 Approx. recovered weight: 860g
A stone weighing 860 g, which was mostly covered by weathered fusion crust, was found by a rancher near Tierra Blanca Creek (translated as white earth creek). Tierra Blanca is a coarse-grained, highly recrystallized, primitive achondrite. It has an oxygen isotopic composition that plots in a similar region as silicates from IAB irons, suggesting that their formation occurred within a common nebular region, or on the same parent body. Moreover, winonaites are similar to silicates in IAB irons with respect to their chemistry, mineralogy, REE fractionation patterns, and silicate textures. The main mass of 465 g has recently been traded from the Dr. Elbert A. King Collection to a major museum.
Part slice 0.3 g $90
Part slice 0.674 g 1.6 mm x 9 mm x 13 mm $202
Part slice 0.88 g 3 mm x 8 mm x 13 mm SOLD
Part slice 1.74 g $522 [pictured]


	Click image to enlargeToluca Iron (IAB) Coarse octahedrite Xiquipilco , Mexico Found 1776
Complete Individual 27,2kg "Museum specimen with Monning # M18.15" [pictured] This specimen is a real collectors piece "call for price"


	Click image to enlargeTsarev Stone. Chondrite Ordinary (L5) Volgograd Province, Russia Found 1968
Complete stone 1276 g $2,650 [pictured]


	Click image to enlarge TUCSON (TUCSON RING) Iron. Ataxite, Ni-rich Pima Country, Arizona Found 1850 Specimen is from H.H. Nininger American Meteorite Lab #122a
The Tucson meteorite comprises two large masses — the 1,400 pound, ring-shaped, Irwin-Ainsa mass, alternately called the Ring, and the 633 pound, slab-shaped, Carleton mass. By volume, it is composed of 92% iron and 8% silicate inclusions, primarily forsteritic olivine, enstatite, and Al-rich diopside. Because Tucson cooled rapidly during crystallization, no Widmanstätten structure is revealed upon etching, and is therefore classified as an ataxite. The Tucson Ring can be viewed today at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, in the Hall of Geology, Gems, and Minerals.
Part slice 3 grams 1.4 mm x 11 mm x 27 mm SOLD


	WITNESSED FALL TUXTUAC Stone. Chondrite (LL5) Zacatecas, Mexico Fell October 16,1975
Two angular, mostly crusted stones, weighing 1,924 g and 2,340 g, fell in Zacatecas state, Mexico, at 6:20 in the evening. The coarse-grained interior of Tuxtuac contains small bubble-like voids within the silicates. Plagioclase compositions suggest that it experienced a two-stage thermal history on its parent body. Unlike most LL chondrites, Tuxtuac exhibits only minor shock features and no brecciation. Reflectance studies have found similarities between Tuxtuac and the Q-type asteroids.
Fragment witn a cut face 61.6 grams $360


	WITNESSED FALL Click image to enlarge UDEI STATION Iron. Medium octahedrite (IA) with silicate inclusions Benue River, Nigeria Fell 1927
During daylight hours, a meteorite was seen and heard to fall near the railway station in Udei, Nigeria. A 103 kg silicated-iron was recovered from a shallow hole eight years later. Some reports tell of the existence of a second mass. Udei Station is a medium octahedrite with a high content of chondritic silicates and troilite, characteristic of the IAB group. Theories place an origin for this group within an impact melt pool, or in association with a crystallizing metallic core.
Part end slice with fusion crust 32.8 grams face size is 29 mm x 32 Price $350


	VACA MUERTA Mesosiderite (MES) Atacama Desert, Chile Found 1861 Approx. recovered weight: 99 kg
Over 4 tons of this brecciated, metal-silicate meteorite have been recovered in Atacama, Chile. Still, the pre-atmospheric mass is estimated to have been at least 10 tons. Vaca Muerta defines a strewn field with dimensions of 12 km x 2 km. Basaltic inclusions similar to cumulate eucrite material are present throughout this meteorite, but multiple lines of evidence suggest that mesosiderites and eucrites did not originate on a common parent body. Based on silicate matrix textures, Vaca Muerta has been placed into metamorphic subgroup 1A.
End slice 141 grams [ 47 mm x 47 mm ] Polished face. Note the Eucritic inclusion $525


	WITNESSED FALL Click image to enlarge WILUNA Stone. Chondrite (H5) Western Australia Fell September 2, 1967 Approx. recovered weight: 150+ kg

At 10:46 pm, a fireball and accompanying detonations was witnessed over Western Australia. This was followed by a shower of about 500 to1000 stones, which fell over an elliptical area of 4 x 2 miles. The total recovered weight of this H5 chondrite is at least 150 kg, although it is estimated that 250 kg may have actually fallen.
Complete individual with 98% fusion crust an excellent specimen also has a museum # 12434-111 16 grams [Top picture] SOLD
Part slice with fusion crust and polished on both sides 17.1 grams 5 mm x 25 mmx 40 mm [Bottom picture] Price $160


	WOLF CREEK Iron. (IIIAB) Medium octahedrite S. of Hall's Creek, Kimberley, Western Australia Found 1947
A large circular crater was first observed from the air in June 1947. Fragments of iron-shale found on the south west part of the crater rim; they contain 3.5-4.5% Ni, some retain a little unaltered metal. Further material found some fragments contain pecoraite, a hydrated Ni silicate
Large fragment (oxidised) 613 grams $300


	SPECIAL SALE! REDUCED PRICES ZACATECAS (1969) Iron. medium octahedrite, shocked recrystalized (IIIB) Zacatecas, Mexico Found 1969 **Identified as a meteorite after serving as an anvil for 40 years! Interesting bent medium octahedrite with superimposed recrystallized structure!
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A 6.66 kg medium octahedrite was purchased by R. Dalsin from a Mexican man in Zacatecas, Mexico in 1969. It was reportedly found in the area of Zacatecas, but is not related to the anomalous iron meteorite, Zacatecas (1792), or to any other Mexican iron meteorites. The mass appears to represent the corner of a much larger mass, though none has ever been reported. The complete specimen was donated to the Smithsonian Institution the same year of purchase.
Part slice 71 gramsa 6 mm x 39 mm x 43 mm $142 [ top picture ]
Part slice 149.3 grams 6 mm x 54 mm x 74 mm [ bottom picture ] SOLD


	Click image to enlarge ZAG Stone. H3-6 Morocco Fell 1998 All specimens are fresh collected in 1998 – 1999
Very large black fresh complete stone with 80% fusion crust 7.7kg [photo] Price $8,900 This is a great opportunity to get a large compete beautiful museum quality specimen.
Slice 268 grams with black fusion crust 6.8 mm x 92 mm x 160 mm Price $400


	Click image to enlarge ZAG (b) Stone. Unbrecciated primitive achondrite Found 1999, Morocco Total recovered weight, only 300 grams
A 300 g, oriented, fusion-crusted stone was found in 1999 near the site of the Zag H3-6 chondrite fall in Morocco. Zag (b) is classified as an unbrecciated, primitive achondrite, rich in forsteritic olivine. The more Fe-rich olivine has been reduced to form sulfide and metal inclusions. Oxygen isotopes plot near the ungrouped primitive achondrite Divnoe, with a close relationship to the brachinites. Zag (b) also plots close to the primitive acapulcoite/lodranite group, and it is considered that all of these meteorites likely formed in the same nebular region from common precursor material.
Part end slice with fusion crust 30 grams [pictured] SOLD



	WITNESSED FALL ZAGAMI MARS METEORITE Stone. Achondrite. Shergottite (SNC) Basalt Katsina, Nigeria Fell October 3, 1962
The circumstances of the fall of this 18 kg Martian meteorite were described by a farmer who was tending his cornfield at the time. After hearing a loud explosion, he was buffeted by a shock wave, and something impacted about ten feet away. Fearing that an artillery shell had landed, he cautiously allowed some moments to pass before inspecting the two-foot hole. Zagami is a Ca-rich, basaltic shergottite, consisting primarily of the clinopyroxenes, pigeonite and augite. The Mg-rich cores of the pyroxenes indicate that crystallization took place inside a slowly cooling, Tharsis-type, volcanic magma chamber, similar to Olympus Mons.
Fragment 3.3 grams with 47% fusion crust [top picture] SOLD
Fragment 4.35 grams with 40% fusion crust face size 17 mm x 23 mm [bottom picture] SOLD


	WITNESSED FALL ZHOVTNEVYI Stone. chondrite (H6) Donetsk, Ukraine Fell October10, 1938 Approx. recovered weight: 107 kg

This meteorite is H5 chondrite fell in Stalino, Ukraine during the night, October 9 or 10, 1938. It is shocked to stage S3.
Part slice 62.2 grams 7.5 mm x 48 mm 52 mm [ upper picture] $434
Part slice with fusion crust 82.9 grams 7.5 mm x 54 mm x 62 mm [ lower left picture] $575
Part slice 110.7 grams 7.5 mm x 56 mm x 98 mm [lower right picture] $750


	WITNESSED FALL ZHOVTNEVYI Stone. chondrite (H6) Donetsk, Ukraine Fell October10, 1938 Approx. recovered weight: 107 kg
This 107 kg H5 chondrite fell in Stalino, Ukraine during the night, October 9 or 10, 1938. It is shocked to stage S3.
Large part slice 206 grams with fusion crust 4.4 mm x 104 mm x 172 mm $1,250 Specimen has nice metal veins. Excellent lookking piece!

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