109. Henry Mountains – North Wash. Jurassic; Morrison formation. Full round beautifully mineralized orange-brown log section. Tracheid chains enough to identify as a conifer. Blue agate infills. Figured in Ancient Forests on page 276 and 278. 8.5 by 6 cm polished face; 49-55 mm thick; one pound and one ounce. $600
110. Henry Mountains – South Slope red ivory. Full round, all natural but for one cut and polished face. Superior example aesthetically. 4.5 by 4 cm polished face; 6 cm tall; five ounces. $200
111. Henry Mountains. Full round, all natural but for one cut and polished face. Scarce jasper/agate mineralization. I just now said WOW to myself aloud while looking at this specimen under my microscope. Rich in trace minerals. Stunning artwork. Included in the mix are clusters of coniferous cell structures. Figured in Ancient Forests on page 277. 6.5 by 4 cm polished face; 6 cm long; seven ounces. $400
112. Henry Mountains – South Slope – flame cycad. Full round, cut and polished on one end. 3 by 6 cm polished face; 77 mm long; seven ounces. $300
113. Henry Mountains. Actual full round, cut on both ends and polished on one. Deep mahogany with trace colors. Two knots. Unusual color. Lightning. 5 by 6 cm polished face; 33 mm tall; six ounces. SOLD