Peterson s field guide by frederick h.
Rock field guide online.
Published by knopf on may 25 1979 printed march 1998.
Interactive guide to hundreds of rocks and minerals.
A field guide to rocks and minerals.
794 full color photographs in all.
A frequently used lab and field tool.
Pros easy to follow descriptions include environment field marks similar rocks and minerals and variations of color or crystal form.
All environments what to look for.
A unique thumb tab key provides an index to the 794 full color.
Lapis lazuli a metamorphic rock and the most popular blue opaque gemstone in history.
A guide to rock identification 597.
Colorless to white brown to red purple occurrence.
Pough clear and simple yet comprehensive enough for beginners and experienced collectors alike.
We are constantly working on expanding this list.
Paperback 850 pages dimensions inches.
7 7 x 4 1 x 1 3.
Fine grains are smaller and usually cannot be identified without using a magnifier.
Key to rock classes 618 color plates.
In simple terms hard rock scratches glass and steel usually signifying the minerals.
Field guide to rocks and minerals by charles w.
Simon and schusters guide to rocks and minerals.
Visual key to rocks 615.
Some important minerals are not here yet.
634 igneous volcanic rocks 703 722 igneous plutonic rocks 723 746.
Read before you buy a tumbler.
Coarse grains are visible to the naked eye and the minerals can usually be identified without using a magnifier.
Identification procedures are described in detail with many photos and crystal structure drawings.
The first field guide visually organized for quick identification of all important rocks gems and mineral types in many variations of color and crystal form.
Rock identification guide complete with photos and information about each rock s distinguishing characteristics this rock identification guide has been designed to assist you in identifying the rocks provided in the deeper and deeper and mining matters ii kits.
By charles wesley chesterman.
This is measured with the mohs scale and refers to the minerals contained within a rock.
As masses larger than a basketball or crystal points smaller than a pea color.
Quartz can be found in a large range of sizes.
A comprehensive guide that is easy to follow and a good size to take into the field.
Rock tumblers all about rock tumblers and rock tumbling.