General Collections

Introductory Earth Science Collection

This basic unit of 75 rocks and minerals is designed to demonstrate the major rock-forming minerals; minerals in the scale of hardness; and recognized physical properties of minerals (i.e., streak,... More.

Expanded Earth Science Collection

An expanded collection with 105 number-coded 1" specimens. Packaged in nine separate study units to correspond with these subjects: cleavage and fracture, streak, color and luster, rock-forming... More.

Earth Science Collection, Teacher’s Edition

Jumbo-size specimens. This set is similar to SB10933M Introductory Earth Science Collection, but specimen sizes are greatly increased for demonstration purposes. Includes 75 number-coded 3" x 3... More.

Rocks and Rock-Forming Minerals Collection

A basic study and reference collection including six rock-forming minerals, six igneous rocks, six sedimentary rocks, and six metamorphic rocks. Contains 24 numbered 1-1/4" natural specimens, c... More.

Classroom Collection of Rocks and Minerals

This collection provides materials for a basic study in mineralogy with specific study units essential to understanding general geology with these study groups: rock-forming minerals; igneous, sedi... More.

Washington School Collection

Study units are present under these headings: rock-forming minerals; ore-forming minerals; industrial minerals; and igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks. Contains 40 numbered 2" x 1-1/2&... More.

Washington Student Collection Companion Set

This collection is designed to accompany the Washington School Collection (SB10938M). Unlabeled chips similar to the specimens in SB10938M are provided for individual study and comparison. Contains... More.

Basic Rocks and Minerals Collection

Currently available as SB46089M. More.

Rocks and Minerals of the U.S. Collection

An excellent reference collection and a valuable aid in identifying and comparing common and more rare rocks and minerals. The set includes examples of rock-forming minerals; igneous, sedimentary, ... More.

Metamorphic Rocks Collection

In geologic processes usually associated with pressure and heat, igneous, sedimentary, and other metamorphic rocks may be reformed to become new metamorphic rocks. These important processes are bet... More.