GENERAL INDEX LEP – LIL - The Mineralogical Record

Ghana 24:245
Kenya 25:301
Malagasy Republic (Madagascar) 23:282
Mexico 18:333
Monaco 22:223, 23:446
Namibia: 23:282, 24:319; see also Postage
Stamps—Southwest Africa
New Zealand 17:218, 18:250, 21:499
North Korea 20:160, 20:420
Peru 20:403, 25:385
Poland 19:33, 23:282
Rhodesia and Nyasaland 24:319
Saar 24:319
South Africa 17:345
Southwest Africa: 20:403, 21:263, 21:499, 22:71,
23:282, 24:245, 25:301, 25:385; see also Postage
Stamps—Namibia
Special cancellation, 1987 Tucson Show 17:354
Swaziland 21:499
Sweden 20:403, 25:385
Switzerland 18:250, 19:127, 20:488, 23:282
Tanzania 22:71
Thailand 25:301
Uganda 20:488, 25:301
Union of Myanmar (formerly Burma) 23:282
United States: 20:403, 24:55, 25:301, 25:385,
25:H147; 1974 mineral stamps 6:292
USSR 19:41, 19:147, 22:71, 23:443, 24:319
World of Minerals through Postage Stamps
19:205b
Yugoslavia 19:127, 22:202, 25:301
Zaire 22:155, 22:223
POST-MINING “MINERALS”
Representative or significant occurrences; see also
Slag Minerals
Ammonium nitrate crystallized from fertilizerfuel
oil explosives 6:258–259
Aragonite “cave pearls” 8:35
Bisbee, AZ, district: 12:288; lime 12:307; sulfur
12:314
Cetine mine, Tuscany, Italy (numerous species
present) 15:27–36
Chalcanthite fibers, Majuba Hill, NV 16:63, 16:64p
Complex encrustation (10 species) on timbers,
Silver Plume, CO 7:275
Copper precipitated from mine water along iron
ore car rails, Ems, Germany 15:335p
Corrosion, weathering, and organic products (examples)
6:187–188
Crocoite, Adelaide mine, Australia 3:112
Crystals possibly of organic and/or industrial origin
13:233
Epsomite, “carpet” of needles to 5 cm, White
Caps mine, NV 16:86
Gunningite, post-collecting coating 7:275
Gypsum, crystals to 20 cm in mine sumps, Naica,
Chihuahua, Mexico 14:385
Gypsum, var. selenite, Hagans, WV 19:117
Haidingerite, White Caps mine, NV 16:86
Halite, thenardite, mirabilite, Camp Verde, AZ
14:88–90p
Iron sulfates, mine waters with pH