MexicoDoug
4/20/2017 6:58:22 AM |
Tomasz, Beautiful specimen which seems to have made a trip from Poland to America and back to Europe! Such an illustrious pedigree ... and a wonderful end to the story, back to Poland, repatriated! Congratulations!
Cabin Creek mentioned in the description, doesn't belong in Vienna, and Kunz was a traitorous fool ... while working for the United States Geological Survey and acquiring CC under those pretexts from the Coronel, and, while he was also curator at the American Museum of Natural History, he sold CC out to Gunthof in exchange for extending his name in Europe and including getting an honorary PhD from Germany (which was later revoked), meanwhile at that time he was a founding member and president of the American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society. Hmmmm. |
Herbert
4/19/2017 10:29:51 PM |
Absolutely fantastic piece, thanks for sharing! |
Steve Sutton
4/19/2017 1:10:49 PM |
Awesome specimen love those old labels |
m schulman
4/19/2017 11:58:20 AM |
gorgeous crust, interior, and real nice label too (: |
Jansen Lyons
4/19/2017 10:31:57 AM |
Absolutely incredible! It's rare to see such a well preserved Pultusk of that size, thanks for the share! |
Mendy Ouzillou
4/19/2017 8:30:00 AM |
Great specimen with even better provenance! |
Jarkko Kettunen
4/19/2017 6:05:23 AM |
Nice! |
Ray Watts
4/19/2017 5:14:38 AM |
Very nice looking historic meteorite ! Thanks for posting this . |
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