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Category: Mr. Monnig’s Collection

Dr. Arthur Ehlmann

Personally, I have known Dr. Ehlmann a long time. How long exactly? Since I received a question through EBay… It must have been early in

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HARRIMAN (of)

The Harriman file is much bigger than the others with few pictures but many letters detailing a long, convoluted and difficult negotiation with many players.

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The Atoka Meteorite

Atoka is a small town in the wooded hills of southern Oklahoma, some 100 miles north of Fort Worth and TCU, as the crow or

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LEEDEY Meteorite

The Leedey meteorite fell in the evening of November 25, 1943 in western Oklahoma. The story of its recovery tells marvelously well how the traveling

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GLEN ROSE and SQUAW CREEK

Somervell County, about 55 miles (almost 90 km) south-west of Fort Worth, is the second smallest county in Texas, famous for some of the best

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Somervell County Pallasite

INTRODUCTION Oscar E. Monnig was born in Fort Worth, Texas on September 2, 1902. Although he received a law degree from the University of Texas

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