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Meteorite
Men Director's Slate with COA
This is the actual professional director's
slate used in the "Dronino" episode of Meteorite
Men Season Three, which guest-starred our Russian friends
and colleagues Sergey and Dima of Comet Meteorite Shop. This
is the only slate used in the episode. It can be seen in numerous
production shots of the episode, and is accompanied by a certificate
of authenticity, signed by Geoff of Meteorite Men.
Lot number: 111
Reserve: None
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Meteorite
Men Season Three – Geoff's Personal Field Kit
This is the field kit that Geoff Notkin
used exclusively for the entire third season of Meteorite
Men
in Poland, Russia, Sweden, Canada and at numerous sites in the
United States. It was the only hunting kit used by Geoff in
Season Three and can be seen in several scenes from the show.
It includes a working 650-gram digital scale, an LED loupe,
notebook, first aid kit, tactical carry bag, and Geoff's rare
earth magnet used to retrieve many meteorites in Season Three.
This lot is accompanied by a highly
collectible Meteorite Men Season Three Road Crew patch.
Only 100 patches were made and they were given out to the road
crew, production team, and guest stars on the show. Only about
five remain in our collection, and they are not available for
sale. A signed certificate of authenticity verifies that this
is Geoff's actual field kit.
Lot number: 112
Reserve: None
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Dronino
Complete Etched Slice, Found on the Show
This 53.0-gram complete etched slice
of Dronino is from the large mass found by Sergey, Dima, Steve
and Geoff in the "Dronino" Russia episode of Meteorite
Men. This slice has been stabilized, and expertly prepared
to show the unusual amoeba-like inclusions sometimes found in
this rate ataxite.
This lot is accompanied by a specimen
ID card and a signed certificate of authenticity verifying that
it is from the mass found on Meteorite Men.
Lot number: 113
Reserve: None
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Campo
del Cielo with Rare Natural Hole
This excellent Campo del Cielo iron
meteorite weighs 499.7 grams and displays an extremely rare
natural hole. Accompanied by display stand and specimen ID card.
Lot number: 114
Reserve: None
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The
"Discovery" Brenham
This superb 50-lb complete Brenham pallasite
individual was found by Steve and Geoff while filming the three-part
"Cosmic Collisions" television series for Discovery
Channel. The exciting find is well documented in episode two
of the series, and a DVD copy of the show, together with a signed
certificate of authenticity accompanies this lot.
This is an oriented individual, rich
in olivine, and is extremely stable with no rust or deterioration.
A beautiful complete pallasite at a bargain price, and a genuine
television star.
Lot number: 115
Reserve: $20,000
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Rock
Star: Adventures of a Meteorite Man
#1 of 250 signed and numbered
Geoff Notkin's second book, Rock
Star: Adventures of a Meteorite Man will be published in
March of this year. A memoir of decades spent searching for
meteorites, the book will be published by Stanegate Press LLC.
A special limited edition of 250 signed and numbered copies,
with an exclusive signed 8 x 10 photo has nearly sold out in
pre-orders. Offered here is #1 of that limited edition of 250,
signed and numbered by Geoff. The winning bidder will receive
the book as soon as it is published in March, and it will be
shipped at the publisher's expense.
"A science writer and television
host with a rock ’n’ roll heart describes his exciting,
and sometimes astonishing, quest for meaning and understanding
in an unexplainable universe. From the smoking volcanoes of
Iceland to the sunblasted wasteland of Chile’s Atacama
Desert, and the Australian Outback to the Siberian Arctic, Geoffrey
Notkin recounts a forty-year odyssey of adventure that takes
him to some of the world’s strangest and wildest places—where
music and meteorites are often the only sign posts."
6 x 9 inches
192 pages
Full color throughout
Lot number: 116
Reserve: None
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