Per photos, auction is for this 1919 University of Idaho School of Mines Bulletin #2. The 9 inch x 6 inch 72 page Bulletin has separated from the cover for 2" at both top & bottom, but has no torn, marked, or missing pages. Per photos, it has several fold-out maps.
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Cornwall & Devon, ExtraLapis 57, German, New! Authors: Stefan Weiss, Courtenay V. Smale, Mike Rumsey. Although the text is in German the great pictures are worth a thousand words in any language and the captions are pretty obvious.
From the publisher: Cornwall is the only landscape where active mining was carried out not only on the coast but even under the sea floor: As early as 1774, miners in the Botallack Mine developed the legendary Crown's & Hazard Lodes as "submarine mining" for tin and copper to win. Magnificent, intensely colored copper minerals, grainy copper gravel, "nail head" chalkosine and tin stone, zonary siderites and beautiful fluorites are unmistakable trademarks of the entire region, which extends all the way to the southern part of the county of Devon.
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