[Rockhounds] AD - Bob Robinson collection

Alan Goldstein deepskyspy at outlook.com
Tue Apr 11 06:02:13 PDT 2023


While I'm still working on Steve Garza's collection, I continue with the Robinson collection, too. I picked up a bunch of flats last month. Most of the inventory was purchased at shows in the 1990s. There is a lot of random material from all over the country and foreign (like Canada & Peru). I created labels so my "list" of specimens is organized as 4 pages of labels.

There are flats of specimens not on my label pages, especially from Kings Mountain, Georgia; Salem Quarry, Washington Co., Indiana; Caldwell Quarry, Danville, Kentucky, and more. One flat is vanadinite from the Pure Potential Mine, La Paz, Arizona, while another has fluorescent calcite & celestine (some combos) from Rockwood, Michigan.

Like fossils? In addition to corals and stromatoporoid sponges from the Middle Silurian Louisville Limestone, there is a flat of fern nodules from Illinois in Bob's collection. My own invertebrate fossil inventory is massive (~12-page list).

I have been "mining" the Garza garage with diverse specimens. No list is available yet, but I'll be happy to work with you to create a list. Individual collectors and dealers may schedule a visit with me to go to the Garza's. Dee doesn't want to have a mineral show for now. I can also accommodate anyone who wants to visit my home for sales by appointment.

As always, email me directly at deepskyspy @ outlook.com. Please don't hit reply to the group.

Regards,
Alan Goldstein
www.alangoldsteinsuniverse.com<http://www.alangoldsteinsuniverse.com> - lots of information on fossils, minerals, writing and sales of same. I'll be adding content on fossils and minerals soon.


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