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What is the Mineralogical Record Inc?

You’ve come to the right place! The principal product of the Mineralogical Record Inc. is The Mineralogical Record magazine, issued six times a year. This is the most authoritative and widely respected mineral collector’s journal in the world; no serious advanced collector should be without it. ...

What happened to the Mineralogical Record?

After seven years as editor and publisher, White stepped aside for a new Editor, Wendell Wilson. In the following years the Mineralogical Record grew steadily in quality and prominence, thanks to the contributions of thousands of authors, photographers, artists, advertisers and donors. ...

When did the Mineralogical Record become a journal?

This fact was formally recognized in 1982, when The Mineralogical Record became the first (and is still the only) journal ever to be honored with the naming of a new mineral species (minrecordite), and again in 1994, when it became the first (and is still the only) journal ever to win the prestigious Carnegie Mineralogical Award. ...

When did the Mineralogical Record start publishing books?

At the Mineralogical Record, book publishing has always been an important adjunct to magazine production. In 1971 the company published the first edition of Michael Fleischer’s Glossary of Mineral Species.. ...

What happens if you get a copy of the Mineralogical Record?

Copies of the magazine are never discarded like old newspapers, but are carefully saved and collected as reference works of permanent value. The Mineralogical Record was founded in 1970 by John White, who was at that time a curator in the Mineral Sciences Department of the Smithsonian Institution. ...

What is a mineralogy magazine?

Mineral. Rec. The Mineralogical Record is a mineralogy magazine, published in the United States by The Mineralogical Record Inc. with a periodicity of six issues a year, totaling approximately 700 pages. Publish, in English, articles on topographic mineralogy, including locations around the world an also articles in specimen-oriented mineralogy. ...