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AIME Smelting, Beneficiation, Reduction and Refining Transactions AIME Institute of Metals Division Transactions AIME Iron and Steel Division Transactions AIME Industrial Minerals (Nonmetallics) Transactions AIME Petroleum and Gas Transactions Miscellaneous A.I.M.E. Publications:
Miscellaneous A.I.M.E. Publications: Beckett, F. M., et.al. / MODERN USES OF NONFERROUS METALS, New York, 1935, cl, 427 pages, - 3 -, $ 20
Dolbear, S. H., et.al.,
Ed. / INDUSTRIAL MINERALS AND ROCKS (Nonmetallics other than Fuels),
2nd Edition, AIME - Seeley W. Mudd Series, New York, 1949, cl,
1156 pages, - 3 -, $ 25 Emmons, S. F. / ORE-DEPOSITS, A Sequel to the 2nd Edition of "The Genesis of Ore-Deposits," by Franz Posepny and Others; Being a Compilation of Contributions to this Science from the Transactions of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, with a Critical Introduction and Synopsis, 1913, 929 pages, cl, - 3 -, $ 125 Gillson, J. L., et.al., Ed. / INDUSTRIAL MINERALS AND ROCKS (Nonmetallics other than Fuels), 3rd Edition, AIME - Seeley W. Mudd Series, New York, 1960, cl, 934 pages, - 3 -, $ 40 Leith, C. K. / MINERAL VALUATIONS OF THE FUTURE, New York, 1938, cl, 116 pages, - 3 -, $ 10 Mitchell, D. R., Ed. / COAL PREPARATION, New York, 1950, cl, 830 pages, - 3 -, $ 28 Parson, A. B. / THE PORPHYRY COPPERS IN 1956, York, 270 pages, 1957, cl, - 3 -, $ 30 Parsons, A. B. / 75 YEARS OF PROGRESS IN THE MINERAL INDUSTRY, 1871 - 1946, New York, 1947, cl, 817 pages, $ 30 Philbrook, W. O., et.al. / BASIC OPEN HEARTH STEELMAKING, New York, 1951, cl, 940 pages, - 3 -, $ 45 Robie, E. H. / ECONOMICS OF THE MINERAL INDUSTRIES, 1st
Edition, New York, 1959, cl, 755 pages, - 3 -, $ 20 Robie, E. H. and Kennedy, E. J., Jr. / PROBLEMS OF CLAY AND LATERITE GENESIS, New York, 1952, cl, 244 pages, - 3 -, $ 24 Stephensen, W. B., et.al. / CENTENNIAL VOLUME, American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1871-1970, New York, 1971, cl, 366 pages, - 3 -, $ 24 [History of AIME, World’s Mineral Resources, Mineral Economics, Future Technology, more...] >Other AIME Publications may be found in the Geology of Ore Deposits Catalog <return to the top of this page> AIME Reprints: A Comparative Study of the Geostatistical Ore Reserve Estimation over the
Conventional Methods
Index Volumes to AIME
Transactions: All of the following transactions are bound in the usual brown to red cloth binding unless specified otherwise; all books show some wear especially to the edges of the older leather bindings; the price of each volume is determined by 1) by the condition of the binding, and 2) by the content and desirability of that content; most of these books fall into the - 3 - (privately owned) category, but a few are x-library mostly from the original CF&I [Colorado Fuel and Iron] Library, Pueblo, Colorado - so you won't mind having a few books in your library with the markings CF&I; typically each transaction volume contains 75 articles, sometimes more, a few choice titles have been indicated for each volume below to give you an idea of each books content VOLUME 27, 1897 / Contents include - The Handling of Material at the Blast-Furnace; Sorting before Sizing; The Chicago Main Drainage Channel; Some Dike Features of the Gogebic Iron-Range; Notes on the Northern Hills of South Dakota; Potsdam Gold-ores of the Black Hills; Genesis of Certain Auriferous Lodes, $ 60 VOLUME 30, 1900 / Contents include: Alaska: Some notes on the Nome Gold Region; Colorado: A Peculiar Clastic Dike near Ouray, Telluride ores of Cripple Creek and Kalgoorlie, The Cripple Creek Volcano; South Dakota: Gold ores of the Black Hills, Pyritic smelting in the Black Hills; Washington: Examination of the ores of the Republic Gold Mine; Wyoming: Iron Mines of Hartville, Miscellaneous Articles: Enrichment of Gold and Silver veins, Origin and classification of ore deposits, Assay of Copper-Materials for Gold and Silver, slight water damage to cover and first 25 pages of book, ovg, $ 25 VOLUME 30, 1900 / Same as above, no water staining,
contents fine, but spine of book has one small puncture wound and a light brown
library tag scar, ovg, $ 40 VOLUME 33, 1903 / Contents include: Tombstone Mining District, Arizona; Mining Industry of the Coeur d’Alenes, Idaho; Copper Deposits of the Sierra Oscura, New Mexico; Ore Deposits of the San Pedro District, New Mexico; The Gold Production of North America, New Mexico; The Chemistry of Ore Deposition; The Veins of Boulder and Kalgoorlie, Australia, paper bound, $ 30 VOLUME 33, 1903 / Same as above, but is bound in original cloth in excellent condition, $ 50 VOLUME 34, 1904 / Contents include: Ontario: The Ore Deposits of Sudbury; Alaska: Treadwell Group of Mines, Douglas Islands, Origin of vein - filled openings in Southeastern Alaska; Arizona: Copper Deposits of the Kaibab Plateau, Geology and Copper Deposits of Bisbee, Cochise Co., Tombstone and its Mines, California: Mother Lode Gold Deposits; Montana: Notes on the Metallurgy of Montana; Nevada: Contact - Metamorphic Deposits in the Sierra Nevada Mountains; South Dakota: Metallurgy of Homestake Ore, paper cover, $ 45 VOLUME 34, 1904 / Same as above, original cloth, excellent condition, $ 75 VOLUME 35, 1905 / Contents include - South Dakota: Sulphide Smelting at the National Smelter, Horseshoe Mining, Rapid City, Crushing in Cyanide Solution, Black Hills, Cyanide Practice, Maitland Properties; Utah: Origin of Magnetic Iron Ore, Iron County; Alaska: Invest., Alaska’s Mineral Wealth, Geology of Treadwell Ore-Deposits, Douglas Island; Arizona: Genesis of Copper Deposits, Clifton - Morenci; Miscellaneous Articles: Effect of Silver on Chlorination / Bromination of Gold, Small chips on spine, ovg, $ 40 VOLUME 35, 1905 / Same as above, except binding is fine, $ 50 VOLUME 36, 1906 / Contents include - Limestone - Granite contact deposits of Washington Camp, Arizona; Features of the Occurrence of ore at Red Mountain, Ouray County, Colorado; Improved method of slag treatment at Argo, Colorado; Occurrence of Stibnite at Steamboat Springs, Nevada; Quartz-Veins of Silver Peak, Nevada; Genesis of the Ore - Deposits at Bingham, Utah, $ 45 VOLUME 37, 1907 / Contents include - Geology and
Petrography, Garfield Mining District, Nevada; VOLUME 39, 1909 / Contents include - Primary Gold in a Colorado Granite, Colorado; Genesis of the Lake Valley, Silver Deposits, New Mexico; Origin of Pegmatite; The Wilfley Table, II; Development - Sampling & Ore Valuation of Gold Mines; The Silver Mines of Mexico; The Treatment of the Gold-Ores of Hog Mountain, Alabama, $ 40 VOLUME 40, 1910 / Contents include: A Reliable Steel Rail and How to Make It; Driving Headings in Rock Tunnels; The Laws of Fissures; Hydraulic Dredging for Gold-Bearing Gravels; Modern Progress in Mining and Metallurgy in the Western U.S.; Modern Practice of Ore Sampling, $ 40 VOLUME 42, 1912 / Contents include: Mining Costs at Park City, Utah; Notes on the Liberty Bell Mine, Colorado; Cyanide Plant at the Treadwell Mines, Alaska; Gold Production in California, California; CA: Problems in California Gold-Dredging, California; Electrolytic Refining at the U.S. Mint; Manganese and Gold-enrichment; tunnel driving in the Alps; Assay of Silver-bearing Silver Ores, $ 40 VOLUME 43, 1913 / Contents include: Geology and Ore
deposits, Silverbell Mining District, Arizona; VOLUME 44, 1913 / Contents include: Titaniferous Iron-ore Deposits, Boulder County, Colorado; St. Helens Mining District, Montana; Fires in Metalliferous Mines; Chemistry of the Reduction Process, Anaconda, Montana; Recent Developments in the Inspection of Steel Rails; The St. Helens Mining District; Development of the Reverberatory Furnace for Smelting Copper Ores, $ 40 VOLUME 45, 1914 / Contents include: London Mine, Mosquito Mining District, Park County, Colorado; Elk City Mining District, Idaho County, Idaho; The Sulphide Ores of Copper; The Hardinge Conical Mill; The Gay-Lussac Method of Silver Determination, $ 40 VOLUME 46, 1914 / Montana Volume; contents include: Applied geology in Butte Mines; Compressed Air System, Anaconda Mining Company; Electrification of the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway; Mineral Associations at Butte; Ore Deposits at Butte; Precipitation of Copper from mine water; Shaft Sinking Methods of Butte; Southern Cross Mine, Georgetown; Timbering in Butte Mines; Use of Electricity in the Butte District; Mining cost Accounts, Anaconda Copper Mining Company; MacDougall Roasters, Great Falls Smelter, Anaconda Company; Anaconda Classifier; Roasting and Leaching Tailings at Anaconda, $ 150, price reduced for a limited time to $ 125 <return to the top of this page> VOLUME 47, 1913 / Contents include: Draeger Oxygen
Helments, Copper Queen Mine, Arizona; VOLUME 48, 1914 / Contents include: Geology and Ore Deposits of the Bully Hill Mining District, California; Cyanidation of Silver Sulphide at Ocampo, Mexico; The Origin of the “Garnet Zones’ and Associated Ore Deposits; Recrystallization of Limestone at Igneous Contacts, $ 30 VOLUME 49, 1915 / Contents include: Arizona: Ajo Copper Mining District, Unit Construction Costs, Mining Methods at the Copper Queen Mines, Smelter of Arizona Copper Co.; Utah: Chloridizing Leaching at Park City, Bournonite, Jamesonite and Calamine, Park City, Descriptive Technology of Gold and Silver Metallurgy; California: Tests of Rock Drills, North Star Mine, Auriferous Gravel, Sierra County; Montana: Experimental Leaching - Anaconda, Lead Smelting - East Helena, Slime Concentrating - Anaconda, Development of the Round Table at Great Falls, Rope Idlers in the Raven Shaft - Raven Mine, The Drumlummon Mine - Marysville; Colorado: Copper Ores of the New London Mine, $ 60 VOLUME 50, 1915 / Contents include: Book Cliffs Coal Field, Utah; Manganese Steel, Allotrophic Theory; Manganese Steel Rails; An Aerial Tramway for Mining Cliff Coal; Steep Pitch Mining of Thick Coal Seams; Chlorides in Oil-Field Waters, $ 35 VOLUME 51, 1915 / Contents include: Montana: Boulder Batholith; California: Quicksilver at Oceanic Mine; Idaho: Underground Haulage, Bunker Hill & Sullivan; Arizona: Butchart Riffle System at Morenci, Mining Methods of the Arizona Co.; Utah: Mining Methods at Park City, $ 50 VOLUME 52, 1916 / Contents include: South Dakota: Notes on Homestake Metallurgy; Nevada: The Tonopah Plant of the Belmont Milling Company; Arizona: Underground Mining systems of Ray Consolidated Copper Company; Churn - Drill Costs, Sacremento Hill; Tramming & Hoisting at Copper Queen Mine; Ventilation of the Copper Queen Mine; Montana: Fire - Fighting Methods at the Mountain View Mine, Butte; Concentrator of the Timer Butte Milling Company, Butte; Occurrence of Covellite at Butte; Idaho: Application of the Apex Law at Wardner; New Mexico: Geology of Burro Mtns. Copper District, $ 50 VOLUME 54, 1917 / Contents include: Underground Mining Methods, Utah Copper Co., Utah; New Electric Hoist, No. Butte Mining Company, Montana; Geology and Ore Deposits, Tintic Mining District, Utah; Disseminated Copper Ores, Bingham Canyon, Utah; Illumination in Mines; An Electro-Hydraulic Shovel; Researches on Fire Damp; The Stresses in the Mine Roof; Magmatic Differentiation in Effusive Rocks, $ 40 VOLUME 56, 1917 / Contents include: Geology and Ore Deposits of Mohave County, Arizona; Geology of the Bawdin Mines, Burma, Asia; Significance of Manganese in American Steel Metallurgy; The Seasoning of Castings; The System Tungsten-Molybdenum, $ 40 VOLUME 58, 1918 / Contents include: Recovery of Tungsten & Gold in the Murray District, Idaho; Ore Deposits of the Boulder Batholith, Montana; Comparative Tests of Hammer Drill Bits; Mine Models; Mining Methods of the American Zinc Company of Tennessee; Zinc Dust as a Precipitant in the Cyanide Process; The Replacement of Sulphides by Quartz; Transverse Fissures in Steel Rails, $ 45 VOLUME 59, 1923 / Contents include: Ore Deposits of the Yellow Pine Mining District, Clark County, Nevada; Branch Rise System at Ruth Mine, Nevada; Measures for Controlling Fires, Copper Queen Mine, Arizona; Porcupine Ore Deposits; Secondary Enrichment at Eagle Mine, Bonanza, Colorado, $ 45 VOLUME 61, 1919 / Contents include: Pyrite Deposits of
Leadville, Arizona; Molybdenum Operations at Climax, Colorado; Mining Methods,
United Verde Extension Mining Company, Arizona; Fireproofing Shafts, Anaconda
Copper Mining Company, Montana; Problems encountered during the recent fire,
Utah-Apex Mine, Bingham Canyon, Utah; Tailing Excavator, New Cornelia Copper
Co., Ajo, Arizona; VOLUME 61, 1919 / same as above, no water staining, but some damage on spine, ovg, $ 40 VOLUME 63, 1920 / Contents include: Ore Deposits of the Mogollon District, New Mexico; Mining Methods, Alaska Gastineau Mining Company, Alaska; Milling Plant, Alaska Gastineau Mining Company, Alaska; Crushing Practice, New Cornelia Copper Company, Arizona; Chilean-mill Practice, Portland Mill, Colorado; Method of Curtailing Forces, Copper Queen, Arizona; Educational Methods, Copper Queen, Arizona, $ 45 VOLUME 64, 1920 / Contents include papers on the physical properties of metals and alloys, their resistance to corrosion, and their manufacture and electrical properties; also papers on refining techniques such as a reverbatory furnace for treating converter slag at Anaconda and the electrolytic zinc plant of Anaconda Copper Mining Company at Great Falls, $ 45 VOLUME 65, 1921 / Contents include papers on Petroleum and Gas – Petroleum Resources of Great Britain, Oil Fields of Persia, Oil Fields of Russia, Petroleum in the Argentine Republic, Petroleum of the Phillippines, Petroleum Resources of Kansas, Oil Fields of Kentucky and Tennessee, Geology of the Cement Oil Field, Nature of Coal, Oil-field brines, Appraisal of Oil Properties, Modified Oil-well Depletion Curves, Determination of Pore Space of Oil and Gas Sands, $ 45 VOLUME 66, 1921 / Contents include: Geology and Ore Deposits of the Jerome District, Mining Methods and Costs at the United Verde Mine, Arizona; Standardizing by North Butte Mining Company, Montana; Hoisting Equipment at Utah-Apex Mine, Utah; General Geology of Catorce Mining District, Mexico; Athens System of Mining; Skip Hoisting for Coal Mines; $ 45 VOLUME 67, 1922 / Contents include papers on iron and steel - Chemical Equiblibrium between Iron, Carbon, and Oxygen, Physical Changes in Iron and Steel Below the Thermal Critical Range, Effect of Sulfur and Oxides in Ordnance Steel, Graphitization of White Cast Iron, Forgeability of Iron-nickel alloys, the Acid Bessemer Process, $ 50 VOLUME 68, 1923 / Contents include: Montana Mining Methods and Installations, Anaconda Copper, Butte; Bureau of Safety, Anaconda Copper; Ventilation of Butte Mines Anaconda Copper; Underground Fire Prevention, Anaconda Copper; Electric Signal Installations, Butte; Electric Haulage Systems, Butte; Wire Rope and Safety in Hoisting, Butte; Stope Cost Records, Mine Contracts, Anaconda Copper; Organization of Mine Sampling, Anaconda; Handling Ore in Mines of Butte District; Arizona: Steam-shovel Operation at Bisbee; New Mexico: The Aztec Mine, Baldy; Miscellaneous Articles: Metal-mine Ventilation in the Southwest; Efficient Ventilation of Metal Mines, $ 75 VOLUME 69, 1923 / Contents include: Present tendencies for exploration in new mines; Secondary enrichment at Eagle Mine, Bonanza, Colorado; Heaping leaching at Bisbee, Arizona; Installation of fire-fighting equipment in mines; Loading ore underground with scrapers at the Utah-Apex Mine, Utah; Emergency power for mines; Subsidence at Miami, Arizona; Federal taxation of mines, $ 60 VOLUME 70, 1924 / Contents include: Hydrometallurgy of Lead; Ores in the Limestones at Bingham, Geological Features and Court Decisions of the Utah-Apex-Utah Consolidated Controversy, Bingham District, Utah; Role of Secondary Enrichment in Genesis of Butte Chalcocite, Montana; Ammonia Leaching of Calumet and Hecla Tailings; Surface Reactions in Flotation; Development of Mine Transportation in Clifton-Morenci District, Arizona; $ 45 VOLUME 71, 1925 / Contents include: Mascot, Tennessee, Zinc area, Ducktown Copper District, Tennessee; Phosphate Deposits of Idaho; Notes on the Clinton Group of Alabama; numerous coal and metals papers, $ 40; copy with slight water staining, $ 30 <return to the top of this page> VOLUME 72, 1925 / Contents include: Mining Methods of the Miami Copper Company, Mining Methods and Costs at the Iron Cap Copper Co., Copper Hill, Mining Methods of Verde District, Sampling and Estimating Orebodies in the Warren District, Methods of Sampling / Estimating Ore, Copper Queen Branch, Arizona; Estimation of Ore Reserves and Mining Methods in Alaska’s Juneau Mine, Geology and Mining Methods of the Kennecott Mine, Alaska; Mining Methods at Cornucopia, Oregon; Mining Methods in the Butte District, Montana; Mining Methods in the Mother Lode District; California; Mining Methods in the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mines, Mining Methods of Hecla Mining Company, Mining Methods of the Morning Mines, Idaho, Mining Methods of the Homestake Mine, South Dakota; Mining Methods of the Silver King Coalition, Shovel Operations at Bingham, Deep Hole Prospecting, Chief Consolidated Mines, Utah; Mining Methods of the Cripple Creek District, Colorado; Mining Methods of the Jarbidge District, Nevada; Mining Methods in the Mogollon District, New Mexico; $ 85 VOLUME 73, 1926 / Contents include: Recovery of Copper by Leaching, Ohio Copper Co., Lead Smelting, Unloading Ores, Coarse Crushing, Magna Plant, Utah Copper Co., Utah; Classification in Witwatersrand Mills; Borate Deposits near Kramer, California; Microscopic structure of Copper, $ 40 VOLUME 74, 1926 / Contents include: Electrical and Electromagnetic Prospecting; Relations of Metalliferous Lode Systems to Igneous Intrusives; Magmas, Dikes and Veins; Notes on the Geology of East Tintic, Utah; Iron Fields of the Iron Springs and Pinto Mining Districts, Iron County, Utah; Ore Deposition and Enrichment at the Magma Mine, Superior, Arizona; Discussion of Theory of Mine Ventilation; Mining Methods in Grass Valley District, California, $ 50 VOLUME 75, 1927 / Contents include: Ore at Deep Levels, Cripple Creek District, Colorado; Underground Air Conditions, Tonopah, Geology of Pioche, Nevada; Magnesite Mining, California; Mining Districts and Their Relation to Structural Geology; Growth of Metallic Crystals; Reserves of Lake Superior Manganiferous Iron Ores, Michigan; Disseminated Copper Deposits in Porphyry to Igneous Intrusives, $ 45 VOLUME 75, 1927 / same as above, except more wear and damage along spine, $ 35 VOLUME 76, 1928 / Contents include: Latouche System of Mining, Beatson Mine, Kennecott Copper, Alaska; Mining Methods and Records United Eastern Mine, Arizona; Geology of the Moffat Tunnel, Colorado; Report of Committee on Metal Mine Ventilation; The Classification of Coal; Research in Process of Ore Deposition; Geology of the Red Lake and Woman Lake Gold Areas, Northwestern Ontario, Canada, $ 40 1929 Metal Mining 1930 Milling Transactions 1930 Transactions, Metal Mining, Non-Ferrous Metallurgy 1931 Transactions, Metal Mining, Non-Ferrous Metallurgy Volume 102, 1932 Volume 106, 1933 / Contents include: This is the Copper Metallurgy, Rocky Mountain Fund Volume on Copper Metallurgy volume; contents include the topics of Smelting, Converting, Plant Descriptions, Waste-heat Boiler Practive, Refining, Refining, and Leaching; several articles in this volume are: History of Reverberatory Smelting in Montana, 1879 - 1933, Development of Copper Converting at Butte and Anaconda, Copper-refinery waste-heat boilers at Great Falls Reduction Department, Anaconda, $ 60 VOLUME 115, 1935 / Contents include: Structural Associations of certain Metalliferous Deposits in Southwestern United States and Northern Mexico; Tectonic position of Ore Districts in the Rocky Mountain Region; Distribution of Silver in Base-metal Ores; Veins and Faults in the Bralorne Mine; Geology of Elk City Mining District, Idaho; Central Mining District, New Mexico; Hog Mountain Gold District, Alabama; $ 50 VOLUME 126, 1937 / Contents include: Slot system of Mining at Golden Queen Mine; Construction & equipment of the Ross Shaft, Homestake Mining Company; Methods and Costs of handling & breaking ore & rock bulldozing chambers [Alaska Treadwell Mine; Alaska Gastineau Mine; Alaska Juneau Mine; Beatson Mine, Latouche]; Concreting drifts at Ray Mines Division of Kennecott Copper Corp.; Control of underground mine fires at the Tintic Standard Mine; Ore deposition in the Black Hills of South Dakota and Wyoming; Structure & mineralization along the London Fault; cl, - 2 -, $ 40 VOLUME 134, 1939, Rocky Mountain Fund Volume on Milling Methods /
Contents include: this is the Milling Methods volume giving the details of new
flotation and milling developments in 1939, use of cyanide, principles of
flotation, etc., $ 40 VOLUME 141, 1940, Rocky Mountain Fund Volume on Metal Mining / Contents include: Preliminary Stripping, Morenci Open Pit; Sand Filling at the Homestake Mine; Safety & Health Efforts of Anaconda; Ventilation & Dust Prevention in Butte; Some Outstanding Mine Hoisting Equipment, $ 40 VOLUME 144, 1941 VOLUME 153, 1943 / Metal Mining and Milling Methods / Contents include: Mining Methods, United Verde Mine; Trucking Operations, New Cornelia Mine; Blasting Practices, New Cornelia Open Pit Copper Mine; Ball-mill grinding, New Cornelia; Climax Milling Practice; Ventilation at the Climax Mine; Improvements in Mining Practice in the Butte District; Air Conditioning, Ventilation, Butte Mines; Driving a 540 foot raise at Nivloc; Metallurgy & Milling, Getchell Mine; Development & Dewatering, Park City Consolidated Mines, $ 40 VOLUME 163, 1945 / Mining Practice Volume / Contents include: Changing Mining Methods at Holden Mine; Block Caving at the Mines of Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.; Geologic Structure, Climax in Relation to Mining and Block Caving; Chute and Grizzly System & the Slusher System at Climax; Gadgets & Innovations, Climax; Gadgets & Innovations, Consolidated Copper Mines Corporation; Haulage, Dispatching, Emma, & Morris Brooks Mines, Kimberly; Electrification of Climax Molybdenum Co., Climax; Dust Sampling, Climax Molybdenum, $ 40 VOLUME 178, 1948 VOLUME 181, 1949 VOLUME 184, 1949 / Contents include: Drilling Blast holes at the Holden Mine with Percussion Drills and Tungsten Carbide Bits; History of Pumping at the Chief Consolidated Mine, Eureka, Juab County; A New Incline in the Metaline District, $ 25 VOLUME 187, 1950 / Contents include: Sinking Star Shaft at Vanadium; Radioactivity at the Caribou Silver Mine, Boulder County; Health and Safety Practices at Pioche; Dust Control in Metal Mines, $ 25 VOLUME 193, 1952 / Contents include: Deep Hole Prospect Drilling at Miami, Tiger, and San Manuel; Control Methods at Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company, $ 25 <return to the top of this page> VOLUME 190, 1951 / Contents include: Recent Operating Improvements at Kennecott’s Utah Copper Mine; Classification of Block Caving and Draw Methods; Geology, Mining, and uses of Stategic Pegmatites, $ 25 VOLUME 196, 1953 / Contents include: Mine Drainage at Eureka Corporation Ltd., Eureka; The Use of Wooden Rock Bolts in the Day Mines; Block Caving at Bunker Hill Mine; Uranium Mineralization in the Sunshine Mine; Localization of Pyrometasomatic Ore Deposits, Johnson Camp; Mineralization and Hydrothermal alteration in the Hercules Mine, Burke, $ 25 VOLUME 202, 1955 / Contents include: Hydrothermal Alteration at the Climax Molybdenum Deposit; Pumping Test Evaluates Water Problems at Eureka; Structure and Stratigraphic Control of Ore Deposits in the W. Shasta Cu-Zn District; Mining and Conc. Spodumene in the Black Hills; Chollet Project, Stevens Co., $ 25 VOLUME 205, 1956 / Contents include: Mining Methods at the Iron King Mine, Modernization of Bunker Hill Presintering Practices, Uranium Deposits in the Black Hills, Oxidation and Enrichment of the Manganese Deposits of Butte, $ 25 VOLUME 208, 1957 VOLUME 211, 1958 / Contents include: Planning Deep Mining at Homestake; Lucky Friday Mine: History, Geology, and Development; Lineament Tectonics of some Ore Districts of the Southwest, $ 25 <return to the top of this page> VOLUME 214, 1959 / Contents include: Geochemical Study of Pb-Ag-Zn Ore from the Darwin Mine, Inyo County; Geology of the Ross-Adams Uranium-Thorium Deposit; Gem Stocks and Adjacent Orebodies, Coeur d’Alene; Midnight Mine - Geology and Development, $ 25 VOLUME 217, 1960 / Contents include: History and Development of the San Manuel Mine, Arizona; Ground Movement and Subsidence from Block Caving at Miami Mine, Arizona; Tectonic History of the Basin and Range Province; Geological Setting of the Nickel Occurrences on Jumbo Mountain, Washington; Age of Coeur d’Alene Mineralization, Idaho; Bonanza Project, Bear Creek Mining Company, Colorado; and Tectonic Control of Mineral Belts in the SW Colorado Metallogenic Provinces, $ 25 VOLUME 220, 1961 / Contents include: Significance of Mineralized Breccia Pipes; Statistical Measures used in Geochemical Investigations of Colorado Plateau Uranium Deposits; Mechanics of Rock Slopes; Blasting Theories and Seismic Waves; Pressure Grouting at the San Manuel Mine; Theory and Practice of Rock Belting, $ 25 VOLUME 223, 1962 / Contents include: Belt Series in Lincoln and Southwest Flathead Counties, Montana, and Geological Aspects of Construction of the Harold D. Roberts Tunnel, Colorado, $ 25 VOLUME 229, 1964 / Contents include: Origin of the Disseminated Ore in Sedimentary Rocks, Robinson Mining District, Nevada; Mg/Ca Ratios in Carbonate Wall-Rock in the Alma-Horseshoe District, Colorado; Chemical Upgrading of Stillwater Chromite, Montana, $ 25 VOLUME 235, 1966 VOLUME 241, 1968 / Contents include: Regional Metallotectonic Zoning in Mexico; Geology and Mineralization of the Main Mineral Zone of the Santa Eulalia District, Chihuahua, Mexico; Structural Elements of Ore Search in the Basin and Range Province, Southeast Arizona; The Abnormal Behavior of some Ore Constituents and their effect on Blast Furnace Operation, $ 25 VOLUME 244, 1969 / Contents include: Ore Deposits at Copper Canyon and Copper Basin, Lander County, Nevada; Tailings disposal and liquefaction; Some Basic Concepts in Uranium Mine Ventilation; Theoretical and Practical Studies on Dump Leaching, $ 25 VOLUME 250, 1971 / Contents include: In place Leaching at Miami Mine, Automated rotary car dumps and ore hosits at the San Manuel Mine, Regional Geochemical Recon. Of the Bradshaw Mountains, Arizona; Prospecting significance....Montezuma District, Colorado; Predicting the shape of intrusive bodies...Crazy Mountains & Little Rocky Mountains, Mountains; Stability of Waste Dumps at Kennecott’s Bingham Canyon Mine, Utah, $ 25 VOLUME 252, 1972 VOLUME 254, 1973 / Contents include:
Mineralization and alteration at Pima Mine, Ore genesis in the Morenci-Metcalf
District, Arizona; Magnetic susceptibility study of some Coeur d’ Alene ores and
rocks, Idaho; Design of the Leadville Concentrator, Colorado; Recovery of Gold
from carbonaceous ores at Carlin, Nevada; $ 25 VOLUME 258, 1975 / Contents include: Zinc in Washington; Thermal Anomalies and Sulfide Oxidation in the Silver Bell Mining District, Arizona, $ 25 VOLUME 260, 1976 / Contents include: Hot
Springs Hg Deposition at McDermitt Mine, Humboldt County, Origin of McDermitt
Caldera in Nevada and Oregon and related Hg Deposits, Stable Isotopes and
Geology of the Copper Canyon Porphyry Copper Deposit, Lander County, Colorado;
Ore Deposition as Related to Tectonics and Magmatism; Locomotive-type Post-ore
Fangliomerate as Exploration Guides for Porphyry Copper Deposits, Arizona;
Reclaiming Mined Lands, Alaska; Caving Properties of Climax Ore Body, Colorado;
Igneous Activity, Tectonics, and Hydrothermal Precious-Metal Mineralization in
the Great Basin, $ 25 AIME Smelting, Beneficiation, Reduction and Refining Transactions VOLUME 159, 1944 Reduction and Refining of Nonferrous
Metals VOLUME 182, 1949 Non-Ferrous Smelting and Refining VOLUME 183, 1949 Minerals Beneficiation <return to the top of this page> AIME Institute of Metals Division Transactions 1929 1931 VOLUME 111, 1934 VOLUME 117, 1935 VOLUME 122, 1936 VOLUME 124, 1937 VOLUME 128, 1938 VOLUME 133, 1939 VOLUME 137, 1940 VOLUME 143, 1941 VOLUME 152, 1943 VOLUME 156, 1944 <return to the top of this page> AIME Iron and Steel Division Transactions VOLUME 67, 1922 1929 1930 1931 VOLUME 100, 1932 VOLUME 105, 1933 VOLUME 125, 1937 VOLUME 131, 1938 VOLUME 135, 1939 VOLUME 140, 1940 VOLUME 145, 1941 VOLUME 150, 1942 VOLUME 154, 1943 VOLUME 158, 1944 VOLUME 162, 1945 VOLUME 172, 1947 VOLUME 176, 1948 <return to the top of this page> AIME Industrial Minerals (Nonmetallics) Transactions VOLUME 148, 1942 / Contents include: Trona in Wyoming; Olivine as a source of Magnesium Chloride; Technology and Economics of Ground Mica; Nepheline Syentine: A New Ceramic Raw Mineral from Ontario; Pyrophyllite Dust - Its Effect and Control; Modern Mining and Beneficiation of Barite at Cartersville, Georgia, $ 20 VOLUME 173, 1947 <return to the top of this page> AIME Petroleum and Gas Transactions [Petroleum Development and Technology] Volume 65, 1921 Volume 103, 1933 Volume 107, 1934 Volume 118, 1936 Volume 136, 1940 Volume 142, 1941 Volume 146, 1942 Volume 151, 1943 Volume 155, 1944 Volume 160, 1945 Volume 170, 1947 Volume 174, 1948 <return to the top of this page>
Volume 130, 1938 # 264, QUICKSILVER INDUSTRY IN 1929, 37 pages, $ 15 # 612, QUICKSILVER DEPOSITS NEAR LITTLE MISSOURI RIVER, SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS, 18 pages, $ 10 # 674, PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF GOLD LOST IN TAILINGS, 9 pages, numerous small repairs, ovg, $ 10 # 2427, SYMPOSIUM ON GROUTING, 23 pages,, $ 25 [this bound version also contains other technical publications including the use of steel in top slicing, Cyprus Mines Copper, simultaneous grinding and floatation, more.. Return to a list of catalogs on this website |
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