(1938) The Plainfield Mineralogical Society. Rocks and Minerals, 13 (8) 250

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Reference Type	Journal (article/letter/editorial)
Title	The Plainfield Mineralogical Society
Journal	Rocks and Minerals
Year	1938 (August)	Volume	13
Issue	8
Publisher	Peter Zodac
Classification	Not set	LoC	Not set
Mindat Ref. ID	17381890	Long-form Identifier	mindat:1:5:17381890:1
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Full Reference	(1938) The Plainfield Mineralogical Society. Rocks and Minerals, 13 (8) 250
Plain Text	(1938) The Plainfield Mineralogical Society. Rocks and Minerals, 13 (8) 250
In	(1938, August) Rocks and Minerals Vol. 13 (8) Peter Zodac

	*Spiroff, K. (1938) A Mineralogical Trip through the Michigan Copper Country. Rocks and Minerals, 13 (5). 133-143*
	*(1938) The Art of the Lapidary. Rocks and Minerals, 13 (8) 248-249*
	*Zodac, Peter (1938) Chips from the Quarry. Rocks and Minerals, 13 (8) 226*
	*(1938) Quebec Issues Annual Report. Rocks and Minerals, 13 (8) 241*
	*Browne, Betty Veleyn (1933) A Visit to the Lithia and Plainfield, Mass., Localities. Rocks and Minerals, 8 (3) 115-116*
	*(1938) U. S. Borehole Beats Africa's. Rocks and Minerals, 13 (8) 249*
	*Greulich, Fred (1938) Reno Minerals Club Observes Field Day. Rocks and Minerals, 13 (8) 238-241*
	Whitney, Harold F. (1938), Trumbull Park Notice: Rocks and Minerals: 13(8): 237.
	*Lee, H. R. (1938) Mineralogy and the Blowpipe Art. Rocks and Minerals, 13 (8) 227-235*
	Rocks & Minerals (1938): 13: 99.
	Rocks & Minerals (1938): 13: 56.

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(1938) The Plainfield Mineralogical Society. Rocks and Minerals, 13 (8) 250

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