Shelburne Meteorite | 66 mg | Fragment | L5 Class | Observed Fall 1904 Canada | SO24 Tsavorite 8 inches Specimen Box 33x33

8 inches                          Specimen Box 33x33 mm / 1

5x6x6 inches)

Over 180 kg (several thousand pieces) have been recovered from a small strewn field in Algeria

associated with many nice clear quartz crystal points

Specimens can be especially nice when combined with other rare minerals such as Chalcophanite which is a rare zinc

Shelburne Meteorite | 66 mg | Fragment | L5 Class | Observed Fall 1904 Canada | SO24 Tsavorite 8 inches Specimen Box 33x33Name: Shelburne Date Fall: August 13, 1904 ~ 08: 00 pm **Historical** Class: Chondrite L5 Weight: Fragment 66 mg Origin: Shelburne, Ontario, Canada "Only one piece of the strange visitor has, so far as we have heard at time of writing, been found. It is a 12. 5 pound chunk which struck the ground within a couple of feet of the verandah on the residence of John Shields, about three miles from Shelburne and Hornings Mills, spattering earth up against