Labels, Literature and Localities

Northern England Mineral Localities	Hutchinson's (1794) table including the Great Limestone.	Hutchinson (1794) Weardale coal measures section, in The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham, Volume 3.	Hutchinson (1794) coal measures faults
George Dixon of Cockfield, in Hutchinson (1794) coal measures dyke	Walton section (ca 1796)	Walton (ca 1796) Great Limestone cyclothem	Winch on early coal measures sections, Philosophical Magazine, 45, 232-233.
A portion of WestgarthForster's strata (1809) showing Whin Sill.	Advertisement in Forster (1821)	William Jefferis (1820-1906), No. 11468. The catalogued Jefferis collection reached no. 11,992, in 1891.	Stank calcite label 2.jpg
A Victorian German label explaining the crystallography of calcite crystals from Stank Mine, Lancashire.	R.W. Barstow label	Old German label for a calcite crystal from "Egermont"	Graves advertisement
Baryte Trechman label from an old BMNH specimen.	Sowerby's illustration of chiastolite discovered at the summit of Skiddaw in 1804.	Hausmannite label, Wilhelm Maucher, 1904-1909	Wilhelm Maucher, post September 1909
Label with a W.F. Davidson specimen of fluorite from the Rotherhope Fell Mine, Cumbria, UK.	Barytocalcite with Arthur Russell 1932 label.	Sir Arthur Russell label for a Wheal Gorland clinoclase specimen	Scott Williams label
Lindsay Greenbank label	Lindsay Greenbank label	Ru Smith label	"Sulphuret of lead"
German asbolane purchased by Isaac Walker (1794-1853) in the 1808 London sale of Jacob Forster's collection	Russian vesuvianite purchased by Isaac Walker (1794-1853) in 1830 from an unidentified individual whose name began with B	Siberian sodalite sold by John Henry Heuland (1778-1856) to Isaac Walker (1794-1853), 11-15 May 1835