Copper ore from the Bell Mine
- Made:
- before 1889 in World
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Copper ore from the Bell Mine, Buth, Montana, USA.
Vitreous ore containing silver and iron. Communicated by "W.A.C."
Details
- Category:
- Metallurgy
- Object Number:
- 1889-164/527
- Materials:
- Copper (ore)
- Measurements:
-
overall: 62 mm x 58 mm x 52 mm,
- type:
- specimen
- credit:
- John Percy Collection
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