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Issue No. I - Fall 1996
Issue No. II - Spring 1997
Issue No. III - Fall 1997
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No. IV - Spring 1998
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No. 5 - Fall, 1998
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No. 6 - Spring 1999
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No. 7- Fall, 1999
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No. 8 - Spring, 2000
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No. 9 - Fall, 2000
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No. 10 - Spring, 2001
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No. 11 - Fall, 2001
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No. 12 - Spring, 2002
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No. 14 - Spring 2003
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No. 15 - Fall, 2003
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No. 16 - Spring 2004
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No. 17 - Fall 2004
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No. 18 - Spring 2005
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No. 19 - Fall 2005
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No. 20 - Spring 2006
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No. 21 - Fall 2006
Directory of Topics:
Agate Spheres Vol.7
Arizona Tiger Eye Vol. 8
Flowering Tube Onyx Vol. 12
Fluorescent Spheres Vol. 6
Geode Spheres Vol. 10
Glass Spheres, Vol. 13
Ice Cream Opalite/Tiffany Stone Spheres Vol. 8
Included Quartz, Vol. 21
Jaspers, Vol 21
Lepidolite, Vol. 15
Malachite Vol. 18
Metal Spheres Vol. 9
Morgan Hill Poppy Jasper Spheres Vol. 5
Moss Agate Vol. 18
Obisidian Spheres Vol. 3
Ocean Jasper Spheres Vol.9
Rainbow Fluorite Spheres Vol. 8
Red Sphalerite Vol. 14
Serpentine Spheres Vol. 8
Silicon Spheres Vol.5
Shiva Lingham Spheres Vol. 17
Smithonite Spheres Vol. 7
Thundereggs Spheres Vol.1
White Sail Opal Spheres Vol. 10
Minerals By Location
Arizona Vol 19
Africa Vol 18
Brazil, Vol. 17
California Vol. 12
India Vol. 14
Madagascar Vol.6
Russia Vol. 2
Western US Vol. 16
General Subjects
La Sierra Museum Vo. 3
Educating Yourself on Spheres, Vol. 15
Making Show Displays Vol. 3
Making Spheres Vol. 2
Mineral Globes Vol. 12
Mineral Marbles, Vol. 13
Mining Spheres Vol. 8
Names of Spheres Vol. 4
Scarcity of Certain Spheres Vol. 11
Selecting Rough to Make Spheres Vol. 5
Selecting Spheres Vol. 14
Unique Collectors Vol. 4
Using Spheres to Help Heal the World Vol. 11
What Size Sphere is Right for You? Vol. 12
Why They Buy Spheres, Vol. 21
Profiles
Jackie Lapin Vol. l
Marcela Cruz Vol. 9
Wolfgang Mueller Vol 2
Sid Pieters Vol. 10
Christina Howard Vol.17
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