Arizona Bulletin 140 : 1936 : Arizona Metal Production. (Also ES 19). 112p., index. This book includes: Summary of Production, Value and content of ores, Production by kinds of ore, Production by methods of recovery, Production by counties, Partial production by districts, Production by mines and districts. (Lightly bumped corners or spine ends) $11

Arizona Bulletin 152 : 1944 : Arizona non-metallics : a summary of past production and present operations by Eldred Wilson. (Also MTS 41) 58p., index. $3

Arizona Bulletin 155 : 1949 : Arizona non-metallics : a summary of past production and present operations, 2nd ed. revised. by Eldred Wilson and George Roseveare. (Also MTS 42). 60p. (bumped edge) $2

Arizona Bulletin 161 : 1953 : Bibliography of the geology and mineral resources of Arizona : 1939-1952. (Also GS 20). 62p. Very good $8,

Arizona Bulletin 165 : 1955 : One Hundred Arizona Minerals, by R.T. Moore. Reprinted 1966. 35 p., index. $2

Arizona Bulletin 168 : 1961, 1981 reprint : Gold placers and placering in Arizona. 124p., index, great illustrations, 14 plates, 14 figures. $15

Arizona Bulletin 171 : 1962 : A Resume of the Geology of Arizona, by E.D. Wilson, 1962, 140p., 11 tables, 37 plates in text, 13 figures. $3

Arizona Bulletin 173 : 1965 : Bibliography of the Geology and Mineral Resources of Arizona, 1848­1964, by R.T. Moore and E.D. Wilson, 321 p. (cover lightly rubbed) , $2

Arizona Bulletin 174 : 1965 : Geologic Guidebook 1 ­ Highways of Arizona; U.S. Highway 666 (now 191), by E.D. Wilson, 68 p. $1

Arizona Bulletin 176 : 1967 : Geologic Guidebook 2 Highways of Arizona; Arizona Highways 77 and 177, by H.W. Peirce. 73 p. $1

Arizona Bulletin 178 : 1968 : Brief history of the United Verde Open pit, Jerome, Arizona by E.M.J. Alenius. 34p., GREAT illustrations. , $7

Arizona Bulletin 180 : 1969 : Geology and Mineral Resources of Arizona, by U.S. Geological Survey, Arizona Bureau of Mines, and U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, 467p., 108 figures, 80 tables. (sunned spine) , $21

Arizona Bulletin 185 : 1972 : Arizona Well Information. Comb-bound, 11x8.5", 195p., index map, one photo figure. Includes well information by the county, with a disproportionate number of wells in Apache county. The publication represents a first attempt, in Arizona, to produce a compilation of geologic data acquired from studies of exploration holes drilled through 1971 principally in search of oil, natural gas, and helium. Also included are selected holes associated with mineral and water exploration and development. (Comb binding is beginning to crack). $15

Arizona Bulletin 189 : 1974 : Index of Mining Properties in Pima County, Arizona, by Stanton B. Keith. 156 p. (owner's stamp) $4

Arizona Bulletin 191 : 1975 : Index of Mining Properties in Santa Cruz County, Arizona, by Stanton B. Keith. 94 p. $13

Arizona Bulletin 196 : 1985 : Mine Index for Metallic Mineral Districts of Arizona, by J.W. Welty, S.J. Reynolds, Stanley B. Keith, D.E. Gest, R.A. Trapp, and Ed DeWitt. 92 p. 11x8.5" $5

Arizona Bureau of Geology and Mineral Technology : Field Notes
Field Notes from the Arizona Bureau of Mines - used and out of print issues available for sale.
”Fieldnotes” is like a newsletter, 11x8.5”, usually 12p., illus. Former library filing marks on front cover.
Each has a few longer articles (some are listed below) and some shorter pieces, I’ve listed only a sample. .
This is now called Arizona Geology – a quarterly newsletter.

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 1(1) : March 1971 : Deep drilling and exploration in Arizona, Mine tours. 12p. (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 1(2) : June 1971 : Mineral exploration in Arizona – long piece. 12p. (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 1(3) : September 1971 : Economic importance of mineral industry land use in Arizona. Bureau welcomes a new director Dr. William H. Dresher, Some observations and reflections on the Co-op program in the College of Mines. 12p.(spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 1(4) : December 1971 : Leaching Oxide copper – long piece, Hazards of hydrogen sulphide, Dos Cabasas mining district. 12p.(spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 2(1) : March 1972 : The consuming consumer, The climate for investment, Red Lake salt Mass, Environmental awareness in mineral exploration.12p. (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 2(2) : June 1972 : Earth Resources technology satellite over Arizona. Determination of specific gravity. Women underground. Platinum group metals. Arizona Phosphatic materials. Land acquisition by the nonfuel mineral industries. Overview of geothermal resources potential in Arizona. 12p. (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 2(3) : September 1972 : Geologic hazards and land-use planning, includes Tucson and Catalina Foothills for specific examples and photos – very long piece. 12p. (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 2(4) : December 1972 : Copper mining and Arizona land use planning, a geologist speaks. Metallogenic provinces and copper deposits. Cute handwritten letters of thanks from school kids, Brandt, Karen Martin, Abby Wine. Photos of the normally dry Gila river in flood. 12p. (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 3(1) : March 1973 : Archaeological resources and land-use planning, an archaeologist Speaks – R. Gwinn Vivian. Mineral identification service. 8p. (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 3(2) : June 1973 : Evaporite developments, thickest anhydrite in the world? Issues and discussion on National surface mining legislation. 8p. (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 3(3) : September 1973 : Geologic conditions and highways – big piece. 12p. (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 3(4) : December 1973 : Bedrock shoulders and land use – big piece, great photos. Production of publications at the Bureau, includes photos of Judy Friedrichs, F. Catherine Cate, Roseanna Jizmejian, Joseph R. LaVoie. 12p. (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 4(1) : March 1974 : Energy crisis versus shortage. Arizona energy resources. Solar energy as an energy option for Arizona. 12p. (short taped tear) (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 4(2) : June 1974 : Minerals exploration and land use planning – long piece 12p.

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 4(3) : September 1974 : Mineral technology research in the Arizona Bureau of Mines, with photos of labs and people such as Walter Fisher, Dwight Ridenour, Gus Hiller, Jerry Kelly, Steve Light, Samuel Rudy. A geologic mystery or “The tar case”, Geothermal Kinetics test hole. 8p. (a bit rumpled) (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 4(4) : December 1974 : Geology at Arizona’s universities – big piece, nice photos including big earth cracks. 16p. (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 5(1) : March 1975 : Pima county moves on geologic hazards, with photos of floodplains and slopes and more. 12p. (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 5(2) : June 1975 : Technology, the future of raw material supply. Rumbles and rattles in Tucson, apparently NOT earthquakes or blasting. The mining club of the Southwest. A simple test – chrysocolla or turquoise? 12p. (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 5(3) : September 1975 : Geology and land use planning. Salt, an Arizona resource. Uranium resource study continues. 12p. (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 5(4) : December 1975 : Coal, Arizona’s most important energy resource? Applied remote sensing lab at the University of Arizona. New office for the Geological Survey at 845 North Park Avenue, photos, Tom McGarvin and more. 12p. (spine hole punched) $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 14(3) : Fall 1984 : A view of Subsidence in Arizona. Late Cenozoic deformation in Arizona. Geometry of low-angle Normal faults in west-central Arizona. $2

Arizona Field Notes Vol. 16(4) : Winter 1986 : Radon gas – a geologic hazard. Arizona earthquake center 1986 activity summary. Stewart Mountain dam – current geologic investigations. $2

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University of Arizona : Bureau of Mines : Maps
Maps from various Arizona Geological Survey series. Folded, no envelopes or hand-written envelopes, owner's stamp.
The map series are in this order below : A, Maps (M series), NP, Oil and Gas (OG series).
Those that I could NOT identify with a number are listed below the numbered maps.
Multiples available of most County Maps in M-3 series.

Arizona Map A-2 : 1974 : Drill Hole map of Southeastern Arizona. Scale 1:500,000. Black and white. 2 sheets (one map, one chart) $5

Arizona Map M-3-1 : 1959 : Geologic Map of Cochise County, Arizona. Scale 1:375,000. Original, County Geologic Map Series. Full color. $5

Arizona Map M-3-2 : 1960 : Geologic Map of Coconino County, Arizona. By Richard T. Moore, Eldred D. Wilson, and Robert T. O’Haire. scale 1:375,000. Original, County Geologic Map Series. Full Color. $1

Arizona Map M-3-3: 1959 : Geologic Map of Gila County, Arizona. scale 1:375,000. Original, County Geologic Map Series. Full color. $1

Arizona Map M-3-4 : 1958 : Geologic Map of Graham and Greenlee Counties, Arizona. Scale 1:375,000. Original, County Geologic Map Series. Full color. $1

Arizona Map M-3-6 : 1959. Geologic Map of Mohave County, Arizona. Original, County Geologic Map Series. Full color. $5

Arizona Map M-3-8 : 1960 : Geologic Map of Pima and Santa Cruz Counties, Arizona. Scale 1:375,000. Original, County Geologic Map Series. Full color. $5

Arizona Map M-3-9 : 1959 : Geologic Map of Pinal County, Arizona. Scale 1:375,000. Original, County Geologic Map Series. Full color. $5

Arizona Map M-3-10 : 1958 : Geologic Map of Yavapai County, Arizona. scale 1:375,000. Original, County Geologic Map Series. Full color. $5

Arizona Map M-4-1 : 1965 (revision) : Map of known nonmetallic mineral occurrences of Arizona. By Fred J. McCrory and Robert T. O’Haire. Scale 1:1,000,000. May be a 1979 reprint of same. (This map series number is my guess based on a gap in the current list). $5

Arizona Map M-4-2 : 1969 : Map of Known Metallic Mineral Occurrences (Excluding Base and Precious Metals) in Arizona, by Stanton B. Keith, scale 1:1,000,000. With color. $1

Arizona Map M-4-3 : 1969, 1978 revision : Map of known nonferrous base and precious metal mineral occurrences in Arizona. With color. (This map series number is my guess based on a gap in the current list). $5

Arizona Map M-7 : 1962 : Geologic Cross-Sections of Arizona, by R.T. Moore and E.D. Wilson. Scale 1:190,000. A free base map of Arizona showing all cross-section lines is included with the following sheets : M-7-1-Sheet One, Sections 1, 2, and 3, M-7-2-Sheet Two, Sections 4, 5, and 6, Complete set. M-7-3-Sheet Three, Sections 7 and 8. In color. Complete set of 4 sheets. $1

Arizona Map M-11 : 1962 : Map of outcrops of Tertiary and Quaternary igneous rocks in Arizona. Scale 1:1,000,000. With color.

Arizona Map M-19 : 1962 : Map of Outcrops of Laramide (Cretaceous-Tertiary) Rocks in Arizona and Adjacent Regions by Stanley B. Keith, scale 1:1,000,000. With color. $1

Arizona Map NP-15 : 1975 : Residual Bouguer Gravity Anomaly Map of Arizona, scale 1:1,000,000, blue line. $4

Arizona Map OG-3 : Well Location Map, Maricopa County. Blueline map at a scale of 1:500,000. 1972. 2 sheets (1 map, 1 text). $1

Arizona Map OG-5 : Well Location Map, Pinal County. Blueline map at a scale of 1:500,000. 1972. $1

Arizona Map OG-6 : Well Location Map, Cochise County. Blueline map at a scale of 1:500,000. 1972. $1

Arizona Map OG-9 : Well Location Map, Pima and Santa Cruz Counties. Blueline map at a scale of 1:500,000. 1974. $1

Active Mines of Arizona. 1987. Complied from Directory of Active mines in Arizona, D-28(86). Scale 1:500,000. $3

Arizona Highway geology Map. 1967. Color. Scale 1:1,000,000. Includes text and illustrations on back of map sheet. $5

Bouguer Gravity anomaly map of Arizona. 1973. 1:1,000,000. Black and white. $3

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Four Corners Geological Society : All Publications, in alphabetical order by title.
The FCGS is currently based in Durango, Colorado. Focus covers Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah.

Geology of Canyonlands and Cataract Canyon. by D. L. Baars and C. M. Molenaar. 1971. Four Corners Geological Society, Sixth Field Conference, Cataract Canyon River Expedition. Softcover, 9x6”, illus., 96p., cross-section in pocket, River Log. (bumped corner) $10

Geology of the Canyons of the San Juan River : a River Runner’s guide by the Four Corners Geological Society. Edited by D. L. Baars. 1973 Four Corners Geological Society, Seventh Field conference, San Juan River Expedition. Softcover, 8x5”, 94p., illus., river log. $18

Geology of the Paradox Basin fold and fault belt : Third Field Conference. 1960 Four Corners Geological Society. HARDBACK, embossed green cover with Four Corners logo. 11x9”, 174p., plus advertising pages, illustrated, plus 6 folded illustrations in pocket. Contains 26 papers and 3 road logs. Among other topics, these places or subjects are specifically mentioned : Salt Anticline area, Disposal of radioactive wastes in natural salt, Sinbad valley anticline, Comparisons between the Salt anticlines of South Persia and those of the Paradox Basin, Late Paleozoic paleontology, Pure Oil Company discovery at Northwest Lisbon, Big Flat field, Lisbon Valley area, more. (Good. Owner's name on front paste down, Spine ends have some light wear, original glue has darkened some places along edges of end papers. Back cover has two tiny punch holes.). $58

Oil and Gas fields of the Four corners Area : Large, two volume set. 1978. Four Corners Geological Society. This is a matched pair of three-ring binders with illustrated covers. 11x8.5", illus. O & G Field papers include geologic setting, discovery well drilling and completion practices, and reservoir data along with a structure map and a typical wireline well log for each field. Papers on special topics are included. Vol. I & II include 242 field papers, 726 p. Pertains to Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah. Note : This set is complete as is. A third volume was added in 1983 and is not here. (All VG, nice, but black and red binder covers are lightly greyed from dust). $94

Shelf carbonates of the Paradox Basin : a symposium, Fourth field conference. 1963 Four Corners Geological Society. Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona. HARDBACK, 9x6", 273p., illus, road logs - 5 different trips plus river trip log. 15 techinical papers. Specific mention is made of Ismay Field and Honaker Trail (San Juan canyon, Utah) among other topics. 2 plates in pocket (one with sunned folds). (corners and spine ends bumped OR owner's stamp on edge of page block) $22

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Correlation of Jurassic formations along Defiance monocline, Arizona – New Mexico. By H.E. Wright, Jr., and Robert M. Becker. Extracted from Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Bull. AAPG), 9x6”, illus. 1951, Vol. 35(3), pages 607-614. $1

Devonian Conodonts in Arizona by R.L. Ethington. 1963? Extracted from New Mexico Geological Society 13th Field conference. 11x8.5", 5p., illus. (some pencil notes). $1

Erg deposits in the Lower Jurassic Wingate Sandstone, northeastern Arizona : oblique dune sedimentation. by Lars B. Clemmensen and Ronald C. Blakey. 1989. Extracted from Sedimentology Vol. 36. p. 449-470, illus.

Geochronology of the emplacement, enrichment, and preservation of Arizona porphyry copper deposits. By Donald E. Livingston, Richard L. Mauger, and Paul E. Damon. Offprint from Economic geology, Volume 63, 1968, pages 30-36, 11x8.5”, illus. $1

Geologic Hazards of Tucson. (Field Trip Guidebook # 12). 1986 Arizona Geological Society and the University of Arizona. This publication was produced for the 1986 symposium titled “Frontiers in geology and ore deposits of Arizona and the Southwest.” March 22, 1986, field trip leaders : E. McCullough, M. Pearthree, and G. Rodzenko. Comb-bound, 37p. of text, plus numerous unpaged illustration pages. Includes road log and lots of descriptive text and illustrations. Photos are somewhat crudely reproduced. SCARCE. $52

Geology and mineralization of Hunt’s Mesa, Monument valley, Arizona. By John W. Chester. 1951 United States Atomic Energy Commission report RMO-801. 11x8.5”, 9p., 2 figures. $4

Geology of GRAND CANYON : Here are three related volumes on the Geology of the Grand Canyon (USA) by Earle E. Spamer published by the Geological Society of America. All three are on microfische, and have a GSA publication number. All together, there are a total of 1115 pages here about the Grand Canyon! Condition: Good. As far as I can tell they are in excellent condition, except that sheets 3 and 4 of Vol. 3 had stuck together in a couple small spots. They seem to be completely readable in these spots. $21

GILA COUNTY AREA articles. This group covers more than Gila county, but the mines are roughly in that area and I needed to name it something. A loose collection of offprints, photocopies (likely from inter-library loan), notes. Around 50p. Much on COPPER. Hole-punched spine, stapled, some notes. $18

Ground Water volume 21(3) : 1983 : This is an issue of the Journal of ground-water technology, a division national water well association. 11x8.5", illus. 130p. (cover lightly rubbed) $7

Guide book for field trip excursions in southern Arizona. 1952 Arizona Geological Society. Published for the Cordilleran section meeting of the Geological Society of America, held April 10-14 in Tucson. Comb-bound, 11x8.5”, 150p., 51 figures, 5 tables, some fold-outs. For each field trip (below) there is a descriptive article and a road log. SCARCE. (small mark on cover) $38

Late Cretaceous stratigraphy of Black Mesa, Navajo and Hopi Indian reservations, Arizona. By Charles A. Repenning and Harry G. Page. Extracted from Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Bull. AAPG), 9x6”, illus. 1956, Vol. 40(2), pages 255-294. $8

Mining districts and mineral deposits of Arizona (exclusive of oil and gas). 1973 Charles A. Mardirosian, Salt Lake City. Compiled by Charles A. Mardirosian. This is a single large sheet. Half of it is a chart list of mining districts and mineral deposits by counties, each with ID number, name, principal mineral, and descriptive notes. The other half is a map of the state with each deposit marked with a numbered circle – the size of the circle indicates dollars of production. SCARCE. (Folded a bit crooked, folds have light wear and light tanning). $5

Natural Resources of Arizona. 1963 US Government printing office. Softcover 10.5x8”, 52p., heavily illustrated with vintage photos, Photographic cover. This is a US Department of the Interior publication intended to showcase the state. It now serves as a rather charming look back on the state as it was 50 years ago. Nice condition. $5

Ore genesis in the Morenci-Metcalf district. Morenci. Metcalf. By Joackson M. Langton. 1972. AIME preprint 72-I-47. 38p., illus. (Photocopy, spine hole punched, edge nicked, one figure has rock types colored in). $2

Oxidation of sulphur in Arizona soils and its effect on soil properties by W.T. McGeorge and R.A. Greene. 1935 University of Arizona, College of Agriculture, Agricultural Experiment Station Technical Bulletin 59. 9x6", 28p., illus., fold-out. $5

Permian Concha limestone and Rainvalley formation, southeastern Arizona. By D.L. Bryant and N.E. McClymonds. Extracted from Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Bull. AAPG), 9x6”, illus. 1961, Vol. 45(8), pages 1324-1333. $2

Plateau 42(4) : 1970 : Quarterly of the Museum of Northern Arizona. 9x6", 38p., illus. Contains 6 articles: 4 on Native Americans and 2 on geology : Arizona and Antarctica. Naco formation (Pennsylvanian) in central Arizona. (a few page corner tips stained). $3

Plateau 43(1) : 1970 : Quarterly of the Museum of Northern Arizona. 9x6", 44p., illus. Contains 7 articles : 4 on Native Americans and 2 on geology : Carbon Butte - an unusual landslide in the Grand Canyon. New Quaternary formation in northern Arizona. $4

Plateau 43(2) : 1970 : Quarterly of the Museum of Northern Arizona. 9x6", 57p., illus. Contains 1 article : Guidebook to the Geology of the San Francisco Peaks with special reference to the glacial deposits. (cover has smudge at one edge). $15

Potassium – Argon dating of Basin and Range uplift, Catalina mountains, Arizona. By Paul E. Damon, Rolfe C. Erickson and Donald E. Livingston. Reprint from Nuclear Geophysics, NRC publication 1075. K-Ar dating of Basin and Range uplift, Catalina mountains, Arizona. 10x7”, pages 113-121. Spine hole punched. $1

Preliminary report on uranium-bearing deposits in Mohave county, Arizona. By Olin M. Hart and D. L. Hetland. 1953 United States Atomic Energy Commission report RME-4026. 11x8.5”, 52p., 9 figures (4 are fold-out maps) $15

Proceedings of the Porphyry Copper Symposium. Edited by Judith P. Jenney and Helen R. Hauck. 1976, Arizona Geological Society Digest, v. 11, 11x8.5", 178 p. 26 papers. Among much more, specific mention is made of Pinos Altos, Safford district, Cyprus Johnson deposit, Bunker Hill mining district, Kalamazoo porphyry copper deposit, Ray silicate orebody, Vekol Hills, Lights Creek stock, MacArthur property, Copper Canyon, Bagdad, San Xavier fault, Cyprus Pima mine, Twin Buttes mine, La Verde copper deposits, Pilares breccia pipe, more. SCARCE. $48

Rates of sediment production in Southwestern United States by Carl B. Brown. 1945 US Dept. of Agriculture : SCS-TP-58. 11x8.5", 40p., fold-out. $5

Regional study of jointing in Comb Ridge – Navajo Mountain area, Arizona and Utah. By Robert A. Hodgson. Extracted from Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Bull. AAPG), 9x6”, illus. 1961, Vol. 45(1), pages 1-38. $8

Relations of Tectonics to Ore Deposits in the Southern Cordillera, a symposium. edited by W.R. Dickinson and W.D. Payne, 1981, Arizona Geological Society Digest, v. 14, 11x8.5", 288 p. 19 papers plus a section of other abstracts. (lightly bumped edge). $12

Roadside Geology of Arizona. By Halka Chronic. 1983, 1984 Mountain Press Publishing, Missoula. Softcover, 9x6”, 314p., some color, a very large number of maps and illustrations. Around 60 different road sections are described. Use this book to locate and understand the interesting geologic features along the road. $8

Rubidium – Strontium ages of some basement rocks from Arizona and northwestern Mexico. Rb-Sr. By Bruno J. Giletti and Paul E. Damon. Offprint, GSA Bulletin volume 72, pages 639-644, 1 figure, 9x6”. (spine hole punched). $1

Southwest Copper, a position survey. Extracted from Oct. 1965 Mining Engineering, pages 77-92, 11x8.5”. Color photos and descriptions of the following copper mines : Anaconda, Cananea, Morenci, Copper Queen, New Cornelia, Miami, Inspiration, Christmas, Ray, Chino, San Manuel, Silver Bell, Magma, Mission, Bagdad, Pima, Esperanza, Mineral Park, plus a section on dump leaching. $1

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Stories of Arizona Copper Mines. By Frank J. Tuck. 1957 Arizona Department of Mineral Resources. 11x8.5”, 77p., very nice photos, well done publication. Includes the Story of the Ray Mine, Miami-Inspiration district, New Cornelia, Morenci Orebody, Bagdad mine, Lavender Pit, Silver Bell, San Manuel, Pima Mine, Bisbee and the Copper Queen, Magma Mine, and United Verde and the United Verde Extension. This is an excellent mining history source full of good information. SCARCE. (owner's name and sticker on cover, plus small mark, light tanning) $32

Strata-bound sulfide deposits and suggestions for exploration in Arizona. By John S. Vuch. 1974 AZGS Circular 16. 11x8.5”, 11p., 6 figures. (This is a nice quality photocopy). $1

Stratigraphic relations in Chiricahua and Dos Cabezas mountains, Arizona. By Floyd F. Sabins, Jr. Extracted from Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Bull. AAPG), 9x6”, illus. 1957, Vol. 41(3), pages 466-510. $9

Stratigraphy of Supai formation, Chino valley area, Yavapai county, Arizona. By Paul W. Hughes. Extracted from Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Bull. AAPG), 9x6”, illus. 1952, Vol. 36(4), Pages 635-657. (First page margin a bit rough).

Structural development and Paleozoic stratigraphy of Black Mesa basin, northeastern Arizona, and surrounding areas. By Wolfgang E. Elston. Extracted from Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Bull. AAPG), 9x6”, illus. 1960, Vol. 44(1), pages 21-36. $3

Summary of radiometric age determinations of igneous rocks from southeastern Arizona. By M. G. Johnson and V. R. Todd. 1973 USGS. 11x8.5”, 20p., illus. Photocopy, spine hole punched. $2

Triassic Continental Deposits of the American Southwest. Edited by Michael Morales and David K. Elliott. Journal of the Arizona – Nevada Academy of Science Volume 22(1). 1987. 11x8.5”, 106p., illus. This is the Proceedings of a special symposium held at the Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff, September 1985. $32

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Arizona Geology : Misc. Photocopies of Papers (most of these are USGS reports of some kind)
11x8.5", loose leaf, 3-hole punched. OFR = Open File Report.

Arizona Water Commission Bulletin 8 (AZ photocopy). Ground-water conditions in the Lower Hassayampa area, Maricopa county, Arizona by R.S. Stulik. 1974. 52p., plates in pocket. $5

Arizona Water Resources Report 45 (AZ photocopy). Ground-water conditions in the Harquahala plains, Maricopa and Yuma counties, Arizona by E.E. Denis. 1971 USGS. 44p., folded plates. $4

USGS (AZ photocopy) (type of report not listed). Geology and ground-water resources of Deer Valley, Maricopa county, Arizona with a section on the quliaty of water by Bluhm, Wolcott and Hem. 1949 USGS. 35p. plus fold-outs. $4

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