bornite in quartz
Inventory Number3889
ClassificationMineral
Subject
Owner
Louis C. Graton
1880 - 1970
Cultural Region
Place of Origin
Dimensions4.1 x 5.9 x 4.3 cm (1 5/8 x 2 5/16 x 1 11/16 in.)
Material
DescriptionDark and light grey mineral specimen.
Signedunsigned
Curatorial RemarksFound in same envelope as 3883. Envelope was labeled "Copper Ore, probably of rather late tertiary age. Cooney Mine Mogollon Dist. New Mex. Collected 1905 by L.C. Graton".
Mineral identified by Kevin Czaja, Curatorial Assistant, Mineralogical & Geological Museum, Harvard University, on Wednesday, August 12, 2015.
ProvenanceCollected in 1905 by L.C. Graton.
Louis C. Graton
Date: circa 1933
Object number: 1997-1-1728
Louis Jules Duboscq
Date: 1860-1880
Accessories: wooden base; wooden box
Object number: 2010
Louis Jules Duboscq
Date: circa 1875
Object number: 1997-1-1477a
Charles-Louis Chevalier
Date: circa 1833
Accessories: 1 convertible objective, unmarked; 2 oculars; bull's eye condenser on jointed arm; 4 prepared slides, 3 glass slides; wrapped paper with pityriasis versicolor; specimen list on a card; flat case in form of sliding drawer; key.
Object number: 1071a
Louis Jules Duboscq
Date: 1860-1880
Object number: 1996-1-0703b
Ward's Natural Science Establishment Inc.
Date: late 19th-early 20th Century
Accessories: one small piece of paper with a drawing of barite crystal.
Object number: 1997-1-1478
Louis Agassiz
Date: 1850-1900
Object number: 1998-1-0934
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