Henbury Meteorite. Iron, IIIAB. Northern Territory, Australia - (24° 34'S, 133° 10'E). Found: 1931. ...

Description

Henbury Meteorite
Iron, IIIAB
Northern Territory, Australia - (24° 34'S, 133° 10'E)
Found: 1931

Weighing just shy of 425 grams, this complete individual meteorite with a very rocky form and a classic "desert" patina is classified as an Iron meteorite belonging to the chemical group IIIAB and known as an iconic Henbury from Australia. First found in 1931, this popular variety is a must for any serious meteorite collection. This piece has both a fabulous shape and a mottled two-tone appearance, with patches of brown and orange covering the metal piece.
Measurements: 2.41 x 2.32 x 2.04 inches (6.13 x 5.89 x 5.18 cm), weighs 424.1 grams

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