James Hutton : The Founder of Modern Geology

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  U-Dig-It Folding Hand Shovel

  U-Dig-It® Folding Shovel is a lightweight, versatile digging tool made of durable stainless steel.

  Save your fingers! This little folding shovel moves far more dirt and gravel than will your rock hammer. This small, hand sized, stainless steel, folding shovel about the size of a garden hand trowel. The heavy wire frame handle folds out and locks. The light weight makes it a great accessory for your rockhounding and the case, either leather or ballistic nylon, keeps it right their on your belt ready for use. Similar to the famous U-Dig-It folding shovels. The U-Dig-It folding shovels are made in the USA and the quality is better. But the price of this folding shovel is about half the price. Made by the same manufacturer as U-Dig-It folding shovels.

  • Collapses for storage
  • Useful for clearing rocks/debris, burying waste, plant removal, scaling fish, and digging pits for campfires
  • May also be used as a cooking utensil (can be heated)
  • Blade Size LxWxD: 5.25” x 2.2” x 1” (134 x 56 x 25mm)
  • Shovel closed LxWxD: 5.75” x 2.5” x 1” (146 x 65 x 25mm)
  • Shovel open LxWxD: 9” x 2.5” x 1.25” (233 x 65 x 32mm)
  • Shovel weight: 5.2 oz. (147g)

  HW-01010055

  $8.96
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  DK Pocket Genius Rocks and Minerals : Facts at Your Fingertips

  This pocket-sized encyclopedia of nearly 200 of the most common rocks and minerals making up that make a a small part of the thousands of types of rocks and minerals making up our planet. Volcanic rocks, tough granite, sparkling diamonds, quartz, agate, meteorites, hardness, streak, color, transparency, luster, crystal shape, and facts are all this this handy encyclopedia.
  

  • Profiles of almost 200 rocks and minerals
  • High quality color images
  • Fascinating facts
  • Data section, Periodic Table of Elements, glossary and index.
    

  GB-80000098

  $6.39
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  Pocket Naturalist Geology

  Geology, An Introduction to Familiar Rocks, Minerals, Gemstones & Fossils, is a must-have reference guide for beginners and experts alike. With this indispensable guide, learn how to identify common species of North American rocks, gems, minerals and fossils. Maps show the distribution of familiar rocks and minerals across North America. Also, included are helpful tips on how to begin, where to look, tools and methods. The Pocket Naturalist series is an introduction to common plants and animals and natural phenomena. Each pocket-sized, folding guide highlights up to 150 species and most feature a map identifying prominent sanctuaries and outstanding natural attractions. Each is laminated for durability. (31/2 X 81/4 folded, opens to 22 X 81/4, color illustrations, maps)

  FG-00000010

  $4.17
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  Barcharts QuickStudy Geogrpahy

  The newly expanded Geography chart includes many illustrations and diagrams to provide a better understanding of Geography. Colorful, inclusive, easy to read, this essential study guide covers many topics, including, World Climate, Physical Geography, Tectonic plates, Political, Cultural and Economic Geography. This is a guide for the student searching for a greater understanding of how the world functions as a result of geographic conditions.

  FG-00000103

  $4.46
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  Oregon Gold/Silver & Gems Maps - Then and Now

  Height 9.5 Width 6.4
  
  This map packet includes five maps printed on both sides. Maps one through four features gold, silver and gem deposits. The fifth map, side one, shows gold occurrances taken from an 1871 map. Side 2 is a page outlining the history of Oregon's mining operations and how to find and mark your own gold deposits. Every map tells the greatest story! Reported and known occurrences of gold and silver, as well as the popular gem deposits are identified in red. Many secrets of prospecting and mining are revealed in this collection! This publication is attractively packaged for display.

  
  

  Map identifies locations of: gold and silver, agate, apache tears, bloodstone, carnelian, chalcedony, feldspar, fossils, garnet, geodes, jasper, limb casts, nodules, obsidian, opal, petrified wood, quartz, rhondonite, rhyolite, sagenite, serpentine, sunstones, thunder eggs, tourmaline, jade

  GM-3300301

  $15.95
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  AAPG Pacific Northwest Geological Highway Map (Washington and Oregon)

  Learn more about the geological history of the rocks around you! This colorful, educational map presents state/regional surface rock outcrop information?age, depositional environment, rock type, and names of formations. Includes major highways, towns, and landmarks. Printed on a single sheet and folded to glove compartment size, has a stratigraphic column by state, mileage charts. Scale: 1 inch=30 miles. Washington and Oregon. Revised 1995.

  GM-5500667

  $12.00
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  Lanyard, Plain Black, 3/4in Nylon, with Quick Release Buckle and Split Ring

  Lanyard, Plain Black, 3/4in Nylon, with Quick Release Buckle and Split Ring

  Heavy duty 3/4'' plain black nylon loupe lanyard with a quick release buckle and a split ring. This lanyard may be used for any purpose but we've had it custom manufactured specifically for use with the BelOMO loupe.

  Important: We offer this lanyard for no additional charge when you buy the combo package of the BelOMO loupe with attached lanyard. Attaching the lanyard requires a screw to be removed so let us do it. We've been doing it for years and you save money!

  Use the split ring on loupes with a mounting hook. To use the lanyard with a BelOMO loupe remove one screw on the support shaft of your BelOMO loupe, swivel the frame out of the way and slide the end over the support shaft then install the screw again. Don't use the split ring to attach the lanyard to the loupe. (We suggest that you purchase the loupe with the lanyard already installed.)

  HW-10000010

  $3.59
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  Valley Safety Glasses (Smoke)

  HW-02006787

  $3.19
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  Correlated History of the Earth Chart, 2016 (Laminated)

  You'll spend hours studying this educational chart!! A Correlated History of Earth v8 is a full-color educational wallchart documenting 4.5 billion years of earth's natural history. Each column is a timeline from ancient times to recent. Included are plate tectonic maps, mountain building events (orogenies), major volcanic episodes, glacial epochs, all known craters from asteroid and comet impacts, over 100 classic fossil localities from around the world, fossil Ranges of plants, invertebrates and vertebrate lifeforms, and major extinction events as revealed by the fossil record. Also evident on this chart are the "cambrian" "explosion" of animal phyla and the juxtaposition of reptiles and mammals across the Cretaceous/Tertiary (K/T) boundary. Hundreds of illustrations add a striking visual dimension to the data.

  Published 2016. Size 38"x 28"

  PS-00000001

  $22.00

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