[meteorite-list] Bricks from the Nininger Museum

From: Mike Jensen <meteoriteplaya_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2007 20:52:17 -0600
Message-ID: <6f9da8300708221952u78add9e0t7ab1590a3f69c48a_at_mail.gmail.com>

Hi All
I consider myself the worlds leading authority on Nininger
collectibles....at least in my own mind. The brick may seem like the
the ultimate in collectibles but there is one from the site the "sits"
above the rest. See runner up prize 11, second item.
http://www.aerolite.org/prize-list.htm
Please don't "crap" on my comments as they are meant to be in fun.

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Mike
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Mike Jensen
Jensen Meteorites
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On 8/22/07, Jan Bartels <jan at meteorieten.com> wrote:
> David, Kitt and fellow rockabillies,
>
> The old ruins are easy to reach by car when your on your way to the Meteor
> Crater. It's easy to find and nobody will even notice or do anything when
> you drive up there. When you enter the so called Meteor Crater road
> there's a path on your left leading to the ruins. We were there a few
> times and last February we noticed there was even graffity on one of the
> walls. What a shame for such historical monument.
>
> Some say it's wrong to take bricks and pieces of glass as souvenirs but to
> see it's getting ruind by this kind of vandalism is in my opinion even
> worse.
>
> I guess you missed our givaways to fellow collectors a while back when we
> visited the museum and collected some bricks and glass fragments.
>
> Anyway, they are nice to have as a collectors item, though not impossible
> to get. Get up there if you can and just grab as much as you like. No
> worries, it's not as hard as hunting for meteorites.
>
> Best,
> Jan
> Holland.
> www.heavenlybodies.nl
>
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