Odessa Iron IAB-MG Meteorite 4068 grams

Fell 6000-5000 years B.P. A nickel iron meteorite (IAB) Campo del Cielo meteorite; accompanied by a typed information label and held in a white card collector's tray. 73 grams, 37 mm (77.5 grams total

Fell 6000-5000 years B.P. A nickel iron (IAB) Campo del Cielo meteorite; accompanied by a typed information label and held in a white card collector's tray. 73 grams, 40 mm (79 grams total, 52 x 52 mm

Fell 6000-5000 years B.P. A nickel iron (IAB) Campo del Cielo meteorite composed 92.9% iron, 6.7% nickel; held in a white card collector's tray and accompanied by an information label. 59 grams, 45 mm

Fell 6000-5000 years B.P.. Comprising two amorphous Campo Del Cielo iron (IAB) meteorites. See Graham, Bevan and Hutchison ed., Catalogue of Meteorites, Natural History Museum, 1985, p.88, for details

Fell 1576 AD. A mixed group of five Campo Del Cielo Iron IAB Octahedrite meteorites of various weights, held in a transparent collector's case and accompanied by an identification card; Santiago Ester

Fell 1576 AD. A group of five Campo Del Cielo iron IAB octahedrite meteorites of various weights, each held in a transparent collector's case and accompanied by an identification card; from Santiago E

A natural iron meteorite, from Argentina.18 grams, 23mm (1"). Property of a West Sussex gentleman; acquired on the UK natural history market. [No Reserve] For this specific lot, 20% import VAT is appl

Fell 6000-5000 years BP, found 1576 AD. A Campo del Cielo nickel iron meteorite (IAB"). See Graham, Bevan and Hutchison, Catalogue of Meteorites, Natural History Museum, 1985, p.88, for details of thi

Fell 6000-4000 years BP. A nickel-iron coarse octahedrite (IAB) meteorite specimen; found Chaco Province, Argentina; held in a transparent lidded collector's case. See Graham, Bevan and Hutchison ed.,

11lbs 11oz or 5310.8 Grams. 6 7/8" long.

Fell 6000-5000 years B.P. A nickel iron (IAB) Campo del Cielo meteorite composed 92.9% iron, 6.7% nickel'; discovered 1576 A.D. See Graham, Bevan and Hutchison, Catalogue of Meteorites, Natural Histor

Fell February 12, 1947 A.D. Classified as an iron IIAB meteorite. 32.6 grams, 37 mm (1 3/8 in.). From a Lincolnshire, UK, collection.[No Reserve]

Asia, southeastern Russia, Sikhote-Alin Mountains, fell in 1947. A 107.6 gram fragment of an iron meteorite whose fiery plummet to earth marked the largest meteor fall witnessed in recorded history. R

Sikhote-Alin Iron nickel meteorite with Regmaglypts. This esthetic 3 X 1 ¾ X 1 ½ inch, 313.3 gram Sikhote-Alin iron nickel meteorite is the rarer of the two types possessing regmaglypts, s

860 GRAM PIECE OF IRON NICKEL METEORITE - SAWED, POLISHED AND ETCHED - FOUND IN ARIZONA

DESCRIPTION: Iron meteorite. Composed completely of iron and is magnetic. Well preserved with it’s natural patina. Weighs 2 killos and 526 grams. CIRCA: N/A ORIGIN: N/A DIMENSIONS: H: 2.50? L: 4.75?

Russia, Siberia, Sikhote-Alin Mountains, Maritime Province, fall date and time: February 12, 1947, 10:38 am local time. In 1947, an iron meteorite fell upon the Sikhote-Alin Mountains in southeastern

Tibetan Tiangrachi hand -made carved inlaid gemstones, the sky beads painted old instruments, 19 width 6.5 weighing about 860 grams

. Irregular mass with a natural fracture line. 80 grams, 71 mm (2 3/4 in.). From the Sahara Desert Morocco. From an old Oxfordshire, UK, fossil and mineral collection. [No Reserve]

An iron meteorite of irregular form, mostly covered by fusion crust. 68 grams, 35mm (1 1/2"). Property of a London gentleman; acquired in the 1970s. [No Reserve]

Iron Meteorite hand -knocking, engraving, old magic weapon, 11 width high 2. 90 grams weighs

Russia, Siberia, Sikhote-Alin Mountains, Maritime Province, fall date and time: February 12, 1947, 10:38 am local time. In 1947, an iron meteorite fell upon the Sikhote-Alin Mountains in southeastern

Fell 12th February 1947 A.D. An iron meteorite belonging to the chemical group IIAB, with a coarse octahedrite structure; held in a white card collector's tray. 57.9 grams, 38 mm (1 1/2 in.). From Pri

Campo del Cielo is an iron meteorite that fell about 4,600 years ago in a meteor shower near Campo del Cielo, in the province of Chaco, Argentina. Weight: 1.3 grams or 0.04 oz. Size: 7.5 x 6.1 x 14.7