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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 1.2 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 15 mm x 10 mm x 7 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
- Additional Information: End cut with prepared face
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 1.7 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 22 mm x 13 mm x 5 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
- Additional Information: Fragment with prepared face
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 1.9 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 20 mm x 15 mm x 5 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
- Additional Information: Fragment with prepared face
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 18.9 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 68 mm x 35 mm x 4 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
- Additional Information: Marvelously prepared full slice of this amazing meteorite with micro diamonds.
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 2.1 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 19 mm x 12 mm x 7 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
- Additional Information: Fragment with prepared face
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 32.31 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 25 mm x 19 mm x 5 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
- Additional Information: Fragment with prepared face
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 2.9 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 25 mm x 15 mm x 6 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
- Additional Information: Full slice with CAI, metal flakes and loaded with chondrules
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 2.8 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 29 mm x 16 mm x 5 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes
- Additional Information: End cut, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 2.9 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 25 mm x 15 mm x 6 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes
- Additional Information: End cut, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 21.3 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 101 mm x 60 mm x 1.5 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 24.5 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 105 mm x 44 mm x 2 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
- Additional Information: Marvelous full slice with CAIs and a ton of character on its surface
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 3.0 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 23 mm x 17 mm x 6 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
- Additional Information: End cut with a few whole chondrules poking out the exterior face
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 3.71 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 19 mm x 18 mm x 9 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
- Additional Information: Fragment with prepared face
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 3.7 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 24 mm x 22 mm x 6 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes
- Additional Information: End cut, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 30.4 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 100 mm x 54 mm x 2 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
- Additional Information: Spectacular large palm-sized full slice with giant CAI
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 30.6 grams
- Approximate Measurements: 92 mm x 58 mm x 2 mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes, fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
- Additional Information: Rarely offered impressively sized full slice! Cut thin and expertly prepared. Showy piece with CAIs, armored chondrules and loaded with personality.
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- Meteorite Type: Stone (CV3.2)
- Meteorite Weight: 36.8 gram individual and 3.5 gram slice
- Approximate Measurements: 36.8g: 32mm x 26mm x 29 3.5g: 41mm x 23mm x 2mm
- Witnessed Fall: Yes, Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
- Additional Information: A whole Allende individual of 36.8 grams, partially covered in characteristic matte grey-blue fusion crust, plus a complete laboratory-prepared slice of 3.5 grams, exhibiting the small grey and white chondrules, that have been of such great interest to researchers for decades.
