De Agostini Mineralogy Museum (1972): 120 Specimens

Lot Description ​Exceptional scientific-collector’s ensemble produced by the Istituto Geografico De Agostini (Novara) between 1972 and 1974. This lot comes from the private collection of my grandfather, a professional collector, who preserved every element with extreme care and scientific rigor. It represents a true "time capsule" of mineralogy, kept in museum-like conditions and complete with every original accessory. ​Lot Components: ​Cabinet & Specimens: Original wooden structure with 4 numbered drawers (1-120). Contains 120 mineralogical and petrographic samples (including Malachite and other rare specimens) in their original housings. ​Scientific Documentation: ​Original Filing System: Box with technical cards detailing with precision the place of purchase/discovery, weight, and mineralogical details of each specimen. ​HIGHLIGHT - 2 Sealed Green Booklets: Original spare descriptive card packs, still factory-sealed in original cellophane. An incredible "New Old Stock" find for serious collectors. ​Reference Library (4 Volumes): ​2 Large Volumes: "Guida Mineralogica d'Italia" (1974) by Vincenzo de Michele, featuring pristine original maps. ​2 Small Volumes: "Dictionary of Mineralogy" and "Atlas of Mineralogy" (1972). ​Premium Display Specimens (Verified Weights): ​Limonite (Elba Island): Historical massive specimen on a slate base. Total weight: 420g. ​Celestine Crystal (Brazil): Single crystal on a wooden base with label. Total weight: 116g. ​Amethyst Geode (No. 198): In its original protective display case. Total weight: 92g. ​Specifiche Tecniche / Technical Specifications ​Editor/Producer: Istituto Geografico De Agostini - Novara. ​Period: 1972-1974. ​Condition: Mint/Excellent. Clean pages, intact maps, factory-sealed spares. ​Shipping Note: Packaging will be carried out with professional materials (polystyrene and double box) to ensure the integrity of the cabinet and the fragile crystals. Tracked and insured shipping. ​Total Weight: Approx. 15-20 kg EN | Lot Description ​Exceptional 1970s scientific and collector’s ensemble produced by Istituto Geografico De Agostini (Novara). This lot comes from the private collection of my grandfather, a professional collector, who preserved every element with extreme care and scientific rigor. It is a museum-grade "time capsule" of mineralogy, featuring a complete specimen set, dedicated library, and exceptionally rare factory-sealed accessories. ​Lot Components: ​Cabinet & Specimens: Original 4-drawer wooden cabinet (numbered 1-120). Contains 120 mineral and rock samples (including Malachite and other rarities) in their original housings. ​Scientific Documentation: ​Original Filing System: Box with technical cards detailing with precision the place of purchase/discovery, weight, and mineralogical details of each specimen. ​HIGHLIGHT - 2 Sealed Green Booklets: Original spare descriptive card packs, still factory-sealed in original cellophane. An incredible "Deadstock" find for serious collectors. ​Reference Library (4 Volumes): ​2 Large Volumes: "Guida Mineralogica d'Italia" (1974) by Vincenzo de Michele, featuring pristine original maps. ​2 Small Volumes: "Dictionary of Mineralogy" and "Atlas of Mineralogy" (1972). ​Premium Display Specimens (Verified Weights): ​Limonite (Elba Island): Historical massive specimen on a slate base. Total weight: 420g. ​Celestine Crystal (Brazil): Single crystal on a wooden base with label. Total weight: 116g. ​Amethyst Geode (No. 198): In its original protective display case. Total weight: 92g. ​Specifiche Tecniche / Technical Specifications ​Editor/Producer: Istituto Geografico De Agostini - Novara. ​Period: 1972-1974. ​Condition: Mint/Excellent. Clean pages, intact maps, factory-sealed spares. ​Shipping Note: L'imballaggio sarà effettuato con materiale professionale (polistirolo e doppia scatola) per garantire l'integrità del mobiletto e dei cristalli fragili. Spedizione tracciata e assicurata. / Professional packaging guaranteed. Tracked and insured shipping. ​Total Weight: Approx. 15-20 kg

Schätzpreis:€275

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