File:Americana 1920 Mineralogy - Crystals.jpg

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English: A chart showing eight diverse forms of crystalline minerals.
Date published 1920
Source Encyclopedia Americana, v. 19, 1920, facing p. 164.
Author unknown photographer/compiler; article author is Alfred J. Moses
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9  Amethyst Crystals in parallel position 13  Cubical cleavage of Halite  
10  Reniform Hematite 14  Curved Gypsum
11  Conchoidal fracture of Uintahite 15  Star Sapphire
12  Tree agate showing arborescent form of Wad   16  Reticulated Cerussite

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