FJD NEV 30. Hubbard Basin. Tertiary conifer. Full round slice with fabulous coloring. Solid with no glue or fillers. 10 by 20 cm polished face; 15 mm thick; one pound and six ounces. $200
NEV 163. Texas Springs. Texas Springs, also sometimes called Jackpot, Nevada, is a famous site for pink limb casts. This is a super solid and glassy full round limb section with a deeply translucent pink interior. One end is natural and the other polished with a slight dome. 6 by 5 cm mirror-polished face; 6 cm long; twelve ounces. $100
FJD NEV 22. Texas Springs; Rhyolite Flows: Miocene. Texas Springs, also sometimes called Jackpot, Nevada, is a famous site for pink limb casts. Long and thin full round limb section with one natural end and one which is polished. Killer exterior. Perfect. No glue or filler. 28 by 25 mm polished face; 9 cm long; three ounces. $100
NEV 11. Texas Springs; Rhyolite Flows: Miocene. Texas Springs, also sometimes called Jackpot, Nevada, is a famous site for pink limb casts. Cut and polished on one end and left natural on the other. Attractive exterior. Perfect. No glue or filler. 27 by 31 mm polished face; 53 mm long; three ounces. $55
NEV 12. Stonewall Pass near Goldfield, Nevada. Tertiary. This is a little known location which was an amazing find to some Southern California rockhounds back in the forties and fifties. They cleaned it out of numerous beautiful limbs of some of the prettiest fossil wood this planet has ever disgorged. I have only come across a very few specimens in all of my years of seeking. Full round that is cut and polished on one end and natural on the other. Solid with no glue or filler. 42 by 48 mm cm polished face; 37 mm thick; four ounces. $45 SOLD