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Montezuma Castle near Las Vegas, New Mexico. Photographed by F.E. Kottlowski
Montezuma Castle near Las...  
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Massive Sulfide Deposits in Precambrian Rocks, Northern New Mexico
Massive Sulfide Deposits...  
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Willow Creek Zinc District, New Mexico: Includes ore resources and reserves, plant location, treatment and production, investigation and organization cost, plant investment, metallurgy, and operating
Willow Creek Zinc District...  
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A sketch map of the Pecos Mine in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in San Miguel County, New Mexico on April 7, 1933.
A sketch map of the Pecos...  
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Milling Methods and Costs at the Pecos Concentrator of the American Metal Co., Terrero, N. Mex.
Milling Methods and Costs...  
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Mining Practice at the Pecos Mine of the American Metal Co. of New Mexico
Mining Practice at the...  
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Geology of the Pecos Mine
Geology of the Pecos Mine  
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Plan & Longitudinal Section of Pecos Mine Above No 1 Level Showing Location of Proposed Extraction Drifts and Waste Distribution Drifts with Relation to Ore Bodies
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Map Showing Lands and Claims of the American Metal Co. of New Mexico
Map Showing Lands and...  
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Geology of the Zinc-Lead Deposit at Pecos, New Mexico
Geology of the Zinc-Lead...  
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The Pecos Floatation Mill
The Pecos Floatation Mill  
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The True Story of Aluminum
The True Story of Aluminum  
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A Matter of Mines: Plans at the Pecos River Company - Hadley's New Corporation
A Matter of Mines: Plans...  
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A four-mule hitch, which was used in New Mexico but rarely photographed, at the weighing platform (scales) at the mine in San Jose, San Miguel County, New Mexico in 1890.
A four-mule hitch...  
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The Pecos (Tererro, Hamilton) Mine of San Miguel County, New Mexico
The Pecos (Tererro...  
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The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe (AT&SF) railroad depot in Rowe, San Miguel County, New Mexico in 1980.
The Atchison...  
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Nodular and lenticular limestone (the small ledges) and interbedded marly clay shale in the upper part of Alamitos Formation, north side of Gallinas Creek in a roadcut on NM-65 near axis of Las Gallin
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A view of the approach to the mine terminal of the aerial tramway at Pecos Mine in Terrero, San Miguel County, New Mexico in 1938.
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A close view of the upper unit of a limestone-pebble conglomerate in the Alamitos Formation showing rude layering. The contorted layering results from differential compaction of pebbles in marly clay
A close view of the upper...  
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West-dipping coarse-grained to pebbly, feldspathic sandstone near base of sandstones of Fragoso Ridge. Roadcut on north side of NM-94 about 1.7 mi (2.7 km) northwest of Manuelitas. Crossbedding is sin
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Topographic Map of the Cowles Quadrangle, New Mexico
Topographic Map of the...  
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Topographic Map Showing the Location of Pecos Mine Tailings Pond
Topographic Map Showing...  
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Workers erecting a tension structure for the aerial tramway for the Pecos Mine in Terrero, San Miguel County, New Mexico in 1938.
Workers erecting a tension...  
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The Pecos Copper Company, San Miguel County, New Mexico
The Pecos Copper Company...  
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Composite Progress Map 700 & 800 Levels
Composite Progress Map 700...  
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The Geology and Ore Deposits of Northeastern New Mexico (Exclusive of Colfax County)
The Geology and Ore...  
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Hamilton Mine // Ore Deposits of the Pecos Mine
Hamilton Mine // Ore...  
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Conglomeratic sandstones and interbedded gray shale of locally presistent zone in the upper part of Sandia Formation, on the north side of Manuelitas Creek. The area is about 0.5 miles (0.8 km) northw
Conglomeratic sandstones...  
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A closer view of the breakover bent at the tension station of the aerial tramway for the Pecos Mine in Terrero, San Miguel County, New Mexico in 1938.
A closer view of the...  
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Looking up the street in Rociada, San Miguel County, New Mexico, year unknown. Note the sign to the left advertising the trading company.
Looking up the street in...  
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Pecos Mine: A New Zinc-Lead Project
Pecos Mine: A New...  
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Stock Certificate and Letter to Certify Ownership of 13 Shares of the Pecos Mining Company by E. L. Bartlett
Stock Certificate and...  
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Map of the Cooper Copper Mining District
Map of the Cooper Copper...  
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A small stromatolitic mound from the lower part of Porvenir Formation, south of Mora-San Miguel County line. The concentrically banded mound (to the top) is about 6 inches high. The strati-graphic pos
A small stromatolitic...  
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Copper City: A New and Promising Mining Company
Copper City: A New and...  
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Pecos Mill Reagent Report
Pecos Mill Reagent Report  
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Plan Showing Pocket & Extraction Drifts on No 1 Level
Plan Showing Pocket &...  
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Stock Certificate and Letter to Mildres MacLeod (Letter Dated 10/22/1986)
Stock Certificate and...  
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Letter From the Pecos River Mining Company (Edward L. Bartlett Papers)
Letter From the Pecos...  
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Property Joins Great American Metals Mine
Property Joins Great...  
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Report on Four Placer Claims and Two Lode Claims Located by the Pecos Copper Company in the Pecos River National Forest
Report on Four Placer...  
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Geology of the Pecos Mine
Geology of the Pecos Mine  
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A four-mule hitch, which was used in New Mexico but rarely photographed, at the weighing platform (scales) at the mine in San Jose, San Miguel County, New Mexico in 1890.
A four-mule hitch...  
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Plat No 1 of the Pecos Copper Company's Mining Property at Cowles, New Mexico, San Miguel County
Plat No 1 of the Pecos...  
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Correspondence from the Pecos River Mining Compay Concerning Sale of Treasury Stock
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A few workers load lumber onto the aerial tramway at Pecos (AMAX), San Miguel County, New Mexico on August 14, 1926. The tramway connected connected mine and mill that were 12 miles apart.
A few workers load lumber...  
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Series of Letters from 1954 to 1957 Concerning Pecos Tailings
Series of Letters from...