Bright, lustrous Manganite crystals in dense coverage with various crystals splaying out in different directions for contrast.  Ex. Don Boydston collection who obtained it from Peter Bancroft. The Boydston collection had 4 or 5 German Manganites and this was my favorite of them all due to the great luster of the crystals.

Sharply formed butterfly twin Calcite. Great luster with transparent zones. Complete front and back with sharp, undamaged edges.

Chlorite included Quartz in parallel growth upon which have grown Anatase crystals. Good from all sides and different than most from this locality.

Clusters of fine Anatase crystals to 5mm on matrix. A 1cm double terminated Quartz crystal balances out the specimen on the left side.

Albite and Quartz covered matrix with a superb 1cm single Anatase.

Albite and Quartz (many colored green by Chlorite inclusions) covered matrix with double terminated Anatase crystals to 1.2cm long.

Fine pink rhombs of Smithsonite of a fairly uniform 7-8mm in size.

Bright green chrome Grossular crystals to 4mm, well isolated on matrix covered by tiny greenish yellow Pectolite crystals. The Grossulars are outstanding for this color and are much bigger than average for the mine.

Thumbnail sized cluster of orange Wulfenite set in a vug, with both the Wulfenite and the vug lined with what appears to be a light covering of sugary, sparkly Quartz. The label shows this specimen dates back to at least 1974 and calls it 'Wulfenite under Calcite'.

Scalenohedral Calcite crystal included by Copper.

Good sized "Imperial" Topaz crystal, richly colored and externally perfect in form. While there are the common internal imperfections that kept this crystal from being cut, there are nonetheless many good gemmy zones.

Good sized 'Imperial' Topaz crystal, richly colored and externally perfect in form with vertical striations on the sides. This crystal is internally gemmy and of cutting quality - rarely do these facet quality crystals survive without being cut.

Good sized "Imperial" Topaz crystal, richly colored and externally perfect in form with great luster. While there are the common internal imperfections that kept this crystal from being cut, there are nonetheless many good gemmy zones. Mined June, 2001.

Deep red 9mm Reagar crystal set in a cluster of Quartz crystals. The yellow coloration is caused by Orpiment.

Superb green Uvite crystal 2.2cm wide perched dramatically on transparent Magenesites of equal quality. This is as good an Uvite as I've seen from this locality with great luster and transparency. The main Uvite stands up on end vertically atop the Magnesite enabling it's perfection to be viewed from all sides.