Mineral collection Mineral collection- 9 kg - (150)





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An extensive vintage mineral and rock collection from diverse countries, comprising about 150 items and weighing around 9 kg, including 23 original square collection boxes with named specimens, various loose minerals and rocks, polished agate slabs, crystal groups, and Mineralogische Club documentation.
Description from the seller
Extensive vintage collection of minerals and rocks, originating from an older private collection. Mineralogical Club – 23 collection boxes + large specimens, agates and documentation
The main part consists of 23 original square collection boxes (5 kg), each divided into four compartments and provided with the original Dutch names. This means this section alone comprises a very large and diverse assortment of minerals and rocks.
Represented are, among others, agate, amethyst, rock crystal, chrysoprase, opal, obsidian, pyrite, chalcopyrite, celestite, hematite, jasper, labradorite, sodalite, tourmaline, fluorite, sulfur, copper, smithsonite, prehnite, rhodonite, chalcedony and many other types.
In addition, the collection contains a large number of loose larger minerals and rocks, crystal groups and several nicely polished agate slabs. Among the loose pieces there are both rough and polished specimens in varying sizes (4 kg).
The collection also includes original documentation from the Mineralogische Club, including The Guide for the Collector and a large number of illustrated collection/information cards.
An attractive and very diverse older collection, interesting as a complete collecting set, educational mineral set, or as a basis for further expansion.
Contents:
– 23 original collection boxes with named specimens (5 kg)
– large number of loose minerals and rocks
– various polished agate slabs
– crystal and mineral groups
– original Mineralogische Club guide
– collection of illustrated information cards
The minerals are offered as pictured. The original names have been taken from the accompanying boxes/documentation and have not been independently mineralogically verified by the seller.
View all photos carefully; these form an important part of the description.
Extensive vintage collection of minerals and rocks, originating from an older private collection. Mineralogical Club – 23 collection boxes + large specimens, agates and documentation
The main part consists of 23 original square collection boxes (5 kg), each divided into four compartments and provided with the original Dutch names. This means this section alone comprises a very large and diverse assortment of minerals and rocks.
Represented are, among others, agate, amethyst, rock crystal, chrysoprase, opal, obsidian, pyrite, chalcopyrite, celestite, hematite, jasper, labradorite, sodalite, tourmaline, fluorite, sulfur, copper, smithsonite, prehnite, rhodonite, chalcedony and many other types.
In addition, the collection contains a large number of loose larger minerals and rocks, crystal groups and several nicely polished agate slabs. Among the loose pieces there are both rough and polished specimens in varying sizes (4 kg).
The collection also includes original documentation from the Mineralogische Club, including The Guide for the Collector and a large number of illustrated collection/information cards.
An attractive and very diverse older collection, interesting as a complete collecting set, educational mineral set, or as a basis for further expansion.
Contents:
– 23 original collection boxes with named specimens (5 kg)
– large number of loose minerals and rocks
– various polished agate slabs
– crystal and mineral groups
– original Mineralogische Club guide
– collection of illustrated information cards
The minerals are offered as pictured. The original names have been taken from the accompanying boxes/documentation and have not been independently mineralogically verified by the seller.
View all photos carefully; these form an important part of the description.

