20 Thin sections acc. to collection P12 / P13

20 rockshand pieces: 60 x 90 mmsorted in collection boxesincluding wooden caseOur range of systematic rock collections offers all variations from small to large teaching collections, so that the basis for petrographic beginners' courses can be found here as well as for advanced students. The collections are divided into igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks and within these groups are arranged according to modern systematics. Among others, the following rocks are included in this collection: Granites, syenites, plagioclase, mafites, rhyolites, trachytes, basalts, selbergites, tephrites, psephites, psammites, pelites, chemical and organic rocks such as dolomite, anhydrite and limestones, as well as metamorphic rocks such as marble, gneiss and mica schist.The hand specimens are labeled with the exact name, age and locality. A film is placed over each label to prevent scratching. The rocks are numbered so that they can be easily identified again if one is misplaced. The pieces in the collection are supplied in system-bloc collection boxes, which are arranged in sequence in a wooden case. A detailed list of contents is included with each collection.The photo serves as an example, you will receive a collection of comparable quality.   

20 rockshandpieces: 90 x 120 mmin collection boxincluding wooden caseOur range of systematic rock collections offers everything from small to large teaching collections, so that the basis for petrographic beginners as well as advanced courses can be found here. Our collections are divided into igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks and within these groups are organized according to modern systematics.This collection includes, for example: Granites, syenites, plagioclase, mafites, rhyolites, trachytes, basalts, selbergites, tephrites, psephites, psammites, pelites, chemical and organic rocks such as dolomite, anhydrite and limestones, as well as metamorphic rocks such as marble, gneiss and mica schist.The hand specimens are labeled with the exact name, age and locality. A film is placed over each label to prevent scratching. The stones are numbered so that they can be easily reassigned if one is ever misplaced.The rocks are supplied in system-bloc collection boxes, which are arranged in sequence in a wooden box. A detailed list of contents is included with each collection.The photo serves as an example illustration, you will receive a collection of equivalent quality.

20 thin sectionsof magmatic rocks acc. to collection P50 (small stones)  / P53 (bigger stones)Size: 28 x 48 mm. The slides are 28 x 48 mm and have coverslips. They are numbered and have adhesive labels indicating the exact name as well as the age and location of discovery. They are supplied in a slotted thin section case. A detailed contents list is included with each collection.A detailed contents list with locality and exact name is included with each collection, there are thin sections of stones included, like:Magmatite Rocks (f.e. Quartz rocks, Granites, Granodiorites, Syenites, Plagioclase Rocks, Foid Rocks, Mafites) and Volcanic Rocks (f.e. Rhyolites, Trachytes, Latites, Basaltes, Porphites & Andesites, Selbergites & Phonolites, Nepheline & leucite Rocks and Pyroclastics)Matching thin sections are available for all geological collections.

20 thin sectionsaccompanying the collections of sedimentary stones P51 (small stones)  / P54 (bigger stones)in wooden caseThe slides are 28 x 48 mm and have cover slips. They are numbered and have adhesive labels indicating the exact name as well as the age and locality of discovery. They are supplied in a slotted thin section case. A detailed contents list with locality and exact name is included with each collection, there are thin sections of stones included, like:Conglomerates and breccias – Psephites (f.e. Quartz conglomerate, Breccia), Sandstones – Psammites (f.e. Sea sand, Sandstone, Quartzite), Silt & Clay Rocks – Pelites (f.e. Clay, Oil Slate, Loess), Carbonate Rocks (f.e. limestones, Chalk), Sedimentary Rocks of special depositional environments (f.e. Salt Rocks, like Anhydrite, Siliceous Rocks, like Flint, Sedimentary Phosphate Rocks, like Phosphorite, Residual Rocks, like Bauxite and Coal)