The Ward-Coonley collection of Meteorites (1904 edition) by H. A. Ward

Catalogue of the WARD-COONLEY collection of METEORITES

By HENRY A. WARD, A.M., LL.D.

Ochansk, 1877
stella cadens, transvolans, transcurrens, transversa.

Chicago, 1904

This contents page is a modern addition produced by Eric Hutton.

Photograph One of six largest cases of uniform size.


Title page


Preface


Introduction


Part I.    Iron Meteorites: Siderites


Part II.   Siderolites


Part III.  Aerolites


Part IV.   Alphabetical list of all known meteorites


Part V.    Geographical distribution of all known meteorites


Part VI.   Taxonomy


Part VII.  Distribution of the Ward-Coonley meteorites among the groups


Part VIII. Summary of Collection


Part IX.   Adjunct Material


Part X.    Casts of Meteorites


Part XI.   Medals of Meteorites


Explanation to Plates

Plate I

Fig 1. Toluca, showing curved octahedral structure

Fig 2. El Capitan

Fig 3. Glorieta Mountain, showing curved octahedral structure

Fig 4. Grand Rapids

TBC Fig 5 through 12.

Plate II

Fig 1. Waldron Ridge

Fig 2. Bella Roca

Fig 3. Thurlow

Fig 4. Joe Wright Mountain

Fig 5. Canon Diablo

Fig 6. Saint Francois County

Fig 7. Youdegin

Fig 8. Tonganoxie

Fig 9. Wichita Co

Fig 10. San Angelo

Fig 11. Mungindi

Fig 12. Bohumilitz

Fig 13. Merceditas

Plate III

Fig 1. Sacramento Mountains

Fig 2. Oroville

Fig 3. Cranbourne

Fig 4. Roebourne

Fig 5. Nocoleche

Fig 6. Augustinowka

Fig 7. Glorieta

Fig 8. Russel Gulch

Fig 9. Thunda

Plate IV

Fig 1. Morristown

Fig 2. Brenham ("Haviland" Meteorite)

Fig 3. Veramin

Fig 4. Mincy

Fig 5. Medwedewa

Fig 6. Homestead

Fig 7. Knyahinya, polished face

Fig 8. Knyahinya, nearly complete stone

Fig 9. New Concord, polished face

Fig 10. New Concord, showing pittings

Fig 11. Hessle, complete stone

Plate V

Carlton, Hamilton Co.

Plate VI

Brenham, Kiowa Co.

Plate VII

Bald Eagle (slice)

Plate VIII

Franceville (slice)

Photograph Single Small Case. (Nejed, Youndegin, Arispe, &c.)