For Sale : Wyoming State Geology publications and maps

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Wyoming Bulletin 54 : 1970 : Fossils of Wyoming. By Michael W. Hager. 51p., 46 figures, 1 table. (cover lightly rubbed) $5

Wyoming County Resource Series 1 : 1972 : Geologic map atlas and summary of economic mineral resources of Converse county, Wyoming. By Donald W. Lane, Forrest K. Root, and Gary B. Glass. 22p., 12 figures, 4 tables, color maps in text. Unlike the other publications in this series, this one does NOT have folded maps. It is complete in this form. $12

Wyoming Memoir 1 : 1968 : A regional study of rocks of Precambrian age in that part of the Medicine Bow mountains lying in Southeastern Wyoming, with a chapter on the relationship between Precambrian and Laramide structure. By R. S. Houston and others. 167p., 35 plates (6 plates in pocket, including a large color geologic map), 53 figures, 67 tables (2 in pocket) . There are a total of 8 items in pocket. Plate “pocket” is a separate binder. Set includes text and plate folder. Good / Fair set (All Good, but plates have some wear and notes) - $4

Wyoming Geological Survey : Preliminary Reports 11x8.5" Illustrated.

Wyoming Preliminary Report 2 : 1980 : The Kirwin mineralized area, Park County, Wyoming: W.H. Wilson, 1964, with 1980 addendum. 20p., 1 figure, 2 plates (one in text, one folded at back), 1 table. $2

Wyoming Preliminary Report 3 : 1982 : Keystone gold-copper prospect area, Albany county, Wyoming : D.R. Currey. 12p., 6 figures, 1 plate folded at back. $2

Wyoming Preliminary Report 8 : 1982 : New Rambler Copper-Gold-Platinum district, Albany and Carbon counties, Wyoming : McCallum and Orback. 12p., 1 figure, 1 plate folded at back. $2

Wyoming Preliminary Report 11 : 1970 : Structural geology of the Rex Lake Quadrangle, Laramie Basin, Wyoming. By D.L. Blackstone, Jr. 17p., 3 figures, 1 plate folded at back, 3 tables. $3

Wyoming Preliminary Report 16 : 1977 : Late cretaceous and early tertiary provenance and sediment dispersal, Hanna and Carbon basins, Carbon county, Wyoming : J.D. Ryan. 16p. $2

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Wyoming Geological Survey : Public Information Circulars 11x8.5" Illustrated.

Wyoming Public Information Circular 0 : 1969 : Graduate Theses in Geology from the University of Wyoming. Covers late 1930's to 1969. 47p., a simple copied document, staple bound. * * * This publication is not labeled with a series number, but is a good compliment for PIC 24 below (bumped edge). $2

Wyoming Public Information Circular 13 : 1980 : Rocky Mountain Foreland Basement Tectonics : Joint meeting of the Wyoming Geological Association, Wyoming Geology Survey, and Department of Geology at the University of Wyoming. 43p. Consists of 20 longer abstracts of technical papers. $7

Wyoming Public Information Circular 24 : 1985 : Bibliography of graduate theses and dissertations on the Geology of Wyoming, 1899 through early 1984 (Exclusive of the University of Wyoming). Compiles by Gary B. Glass. 72p. (bumped corner) $2

Wyoming Geological Survey : Reports of Investigations 11x8.5" unless noted, Illustrated.

Wyoming Report of Investigation 12 : 1976 : Diamond in state-line Kimberlite Diatremes, Albany county, Wyoming and Larimer county, Colorado. By M. E. McCallum and C. D. Mabarak. 36p., 22 figures, 6 tables. $32

Wyoming Report of Investigations 19 : 1979 : Exploration for Diamond-bearing kimberlite in Colorado and Wyoming : an evaluation of exploration techniques. By W. D. Hausel, M. E. McCallum, T. L. Woodzick. 29p., 15 figures, some color. $2

WY - USGS OFR 76-494 : 1976 : Geology and Mineral resources of the Cooper Ridge NE Quadrangle, Sweetwater county, Wyoming. (preliminary). About 20p. in binder plus large packet of plates/maps. Text is photocopied? $5

University of Wyoming : Contributions to Geology name change to Rocky Mountain Geology 11x8.5", illus.
Articles listed are all longer pieces, unless specifically labeled "Short Note." If you need a particular author in this set, ask me.
First line describes journal issue, following lines are individual articles - sometimes starting with their page span.

INDEX to volumes 1-3. By author and subject. (cover lightly soiled with bumped corner) $5

Wyoming Contributions to Geology vol. 2(1) : 1963 : 103p., fold-outs. : $2
Samuel Howell Knight.
Columnar jointing in sandstone.
Correlation of volcanic rock units in southern Absaroka mountains, NW WY.
Compositions of silicate surfaces and surface phenomena.
Environmental significance of Sharks in the Shotgun fauna, Paleocene of Wyoming.
Ice expansion ramparts on South Arm of Yellowstone Lake, Wyoming.
Pedestal rocks in the Laramie range, Albany county, WY.
Rubidium in alkali feldspar Perthites.
Wyoming specimen of Dendrophycas.
Chemistry of fossil bones from Wyoming and adjacent states.
Non-paleontological methods of correlation of rocks of Tertiary age in Wyoming : Part II - glass shards.
Rhythmic alternation in the Triassic Chugwater and Brunswick formations, Wyoming and New Jersey.
Karst-like features in Badlands of the Arizona petrified forest.

Wyoming Contributions to Geology vol. 3(1) : 1964 : 37p., fold-out. (bumped corner) $2
Some criteria for recognition of braided stream deposits.
Non-paleontolgical methods of correlation of rocks of Tertiary age in Wyoming : Part III - the Petrographic calendar.
Pseudo rib-and-furrow marks in the Chugwater (Triassic) formation of west cetnral Wyoming.
Cooper Hill - a gravity slide in the NE Medicine Bow Mountains, Wyoming.

Wyoming Contributions to Geology vol. 5(2) : 1966 : 46p. $11
Iron content of fossil bones of Tertiary age in Wyoming correlated with climatic change
Elastic strain energy and mineral recrystallization: a commentary on rock deformation.
Cheapskate point counter for Large Specimens.

Wyoming Contributions to Geology vol. 8(1) : 1969 : 62p. folded out. (back cover lightly soiled, bumped corner) $2
1-8 Oriented, linear-shrinkage cracks in Alcova Limestone Member (Triassic), southeastern Wyoming
9-18 A computer program which computes the mode
19-20 Technique for the recovery of heavy liquid separates after centrifugation .
21-36 Differential thermal contractions and compressibilities as a cause for mineral fracturing and annealing
37-42 Basement response to the Laramide Orogeny at Coad Mountain, Wyoming
43-46 Scanning electron microscope analysis of the homeomorphs Melonis pompilioides and Melonis soldani
47-62 Reconnaissance petrology of Precambrian rocks in the Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming

Wyoming Contributions to Geology vol. 15(2) : 1977 : 54p. $2
73-78 The scope of coal geology
79-92 Wyoming coal and coal mining.
93-102 The distribution of As, Be, Cd, Cu, Hg, Mo, Pb, and U associated with the Wyodak coal seam, Powder River Basin, Wyoming .
103-11 Development of Precambrian gneiss fabric in the southern Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming .
119-12 Taphonomy of the dinosaur quarry, Dinosaur National Monument

Wyoming Contributions to Geology vol. 16(1) : 1977 : 66p. $2
1-16 Independence Mountain thrust fault, North Park Basin, Colorado .
17-26 Rb and Sr concentrations and Sr isotope ratios in the Preacher Creek ultramafic intrusion, Wyoming
27-38 Glacial geology of the Lake Marie area, Medicine Bow Mountains, Wyoming .
39-44 Late Cenozoic grasses, borages, and hackberries from southwestern Nebraska .
45-54 Determining fluvial channel patterns from stratification style: a Triassic example from the Colorado Plateau
55-57 An addition to the known geographic range of the Permian pelecypod Oriocrassatella

Wyoming Contributions to Geology vol. 23(1) : 1984 : 45p., plate in pocket. $6
1-8 Vestigial shell structure in silicified pectinacean pelecypods
9-14 A three-dimensional map of a paleontological quarry .
15-32 The northern termination of the Crawford thrust, western Wyoming
33-36 Magnetostratigraphy of the early Oligocene Pipestone Springs locality, Jefferson County, Montana
37-44 Residual strain measurements in selected materials from the Black Hills, South Dakota

Wyoming Contributions to Geology vol. 27(2) : 1989 : 27p., fold-out. $10
41-54 Late Ordovician and Silurian paleogeography of the Great Basin .
55-62 Surficial geology and geomorphology of the Doublespring Pass area, Lost River Range, east-central Idaho
63-66 Conversion of spinner magnetometers to digital operation.

Wyoming Contributions to Geology vol. 30(2) : 1994 : 45p. $10
117-13 Therian mammals of the Terlingua local fauna (Judithian), Aguja Formation, Big Bend of the Rio Grande, Texas
137-14 Geomorphic and structural features of the Alliance 1¡ x 2¡ Quadrangle, western Nebraska, discernible from synthetic-aperture radar imagery and digital shaded-relief maps.
149-15 Time resolution at Carnegie Quarry (Morrison Formation: Dinosaur National Monument, Utah): implications for dinosaur paleoecology
157-16 A sedimentary origin for the "microbreccia" associated with the Heart Mountain detachment fault

Rocky Mountain Geology Vol. 34(1) : Spring 1999 : Pages 1-148. $8
Lithospheric structure and evolution of the Rocky Mountains, Part II, guest edited by Karl E. Karlstrom, University of New Mexico.

Rocky Mountain Geology Vol. 34(2) : Fall 1999 : Pages 149-324. $8
Proterozoic magmatism of the Rocky Mountains, Part I, guest edited by Carol D. Frost, University of Wyoming.

Wyoming Geological Association : Guidebooks and Symposia
Hardbound (unless noted), embossed cover with bronco rider. 11x8.5”, illus. Owner's stamp or name on most..
IN ORDER HERE alphabetically by main title. See bottom of this page for a reference list of ALL guidebooks by number.

Cretaceous Geology of Wyoming Field Trip Road Logs : 1985 : Wyoming Geological Association Guidebook. EXCERPT FROM 36th field conference guidebook. Contains two road logs : Casper – Pathfinder – Hat Six Road, AND Casper – Kaycee – Redwall. Numbered as pages 177-184, 11x8.5” $5

Energy Resources of Wyoming : 1981 : Wyoming Geological Association Guidebook. 32nd annual field conference, Jackson Hole, Wyoming – Teton Village, September 20-22, 1981. Hardback, 262p., plus 5 folded plates in pocket. This guidebook contains 11 technical papers and 4 road logs through the area. Among much other detail, there is specific mention of the Leo Sands, Bear River formation, Painter reservoir, East Painter reservoir, Clear Creek field, Carter creek field, Marianne field, Helium in Wyoming, Uranium and more.

Northern Powder River Basin, Wyoming and Montana : 1963 : Wyoming Geological Association (18th annual) and Billings Geological society (14th annual) Guidebook. SOFTCOVER Reprint 1969. First joint field conference, August 8-10, 1963. 204p., plus 4 folded plates in pocket. This guidebook contains 24 technical papers on various aspects of geology pertaining to the Powder River Basin Area and 3 Day-trip road logs through the area. Among much other detail, there is specific mention of Big Horn Mountains, Black Hills, Halverson Ranch Field, Kummerfeld field, Miller Creek field, Prong creek field, Rainbow ranch field, Raven creek field, Soap Creek oil field, Timber Creek Field, Billy Creek field and more. Good. $28

Overthrust Belt of Southwestern Wyoming and adjacent areas : 1960 : Wyoming Geological Association Guidebook. 15th annual field conference, Wyoming – 1960. Hardback, 285p., plus 10 folded plates in pocket. This guidebook contains 38 technical papers on various aspects of geology and 6 road logs through the area. Among much other detail, there is specific mention of Chinese Massacre, Esther Morris, Dry Piney Oil field, Eastern Big Hole Mountains, Sublette county, Frontier formation, Washakie basin, Southern Bridger basin, Green river mineralogy, Hilliard thrust fault, Afton Anticline, Willow Creek Gas field, Taconite deposits, Kemmerer coal field and more. (Fair. All Good, nice, but front hinge shaken). $42

Publications of the Wyoming Geological Association 1946-1966. This is NOT a guidebook or symposium, instead it is INDEX of Association publications by author, subject, locality and road logs. It could be a valuable way to locate coverage and titles. Softcover, 9x6”, 85p. $10

Stratigraphy of Wyoming : 1980 : Wyoming Geological Association Guidebook. 31st annual field conference, Jackson Hole, Wyoming – Teton Village, September 6-10, 1980. Hardback, 318p.., plus 3 folded plates in pocket. This guidebook contains 21 technical papers and a road log through the area. Among much other detail, there is specific mention of Archeological sequence, Cottonwood Creek field, Jurassic stump formation, Muddy sandstones at Kitty field, Big Hole Mountains Idaho, Frontier formation, Crawford mountains, Sand Wash Basin Colorado, Green River formation, gold-bearing conglomerate, Hanna coal field and more. VG/EXC - $10

Symposium on Late Cretaceous rocks of Wyoming and adjacent areas : 1961 : Wyoming Geological Association Guidebook. 16th annual field conference, Green River, Washakie, Wind River and Powder River Basins. Hardback, 351p. PLUS separate folder containing 25 folded illustrations (24 plates and an index map for road logs). This guidebook contains 44 technical papers on various aspects of geology and 4 road logs through the area. Among much other detail, there is specific mention of Mesaverde sandstones in Wyoming, Paleocene Mammalia, Laramide tectonics, Rock Springs Uplift, Sand Wash Basin Colorado, Hanna Basin, Patrick Draw area, Desert Springs field, Table rock field, Dead Horse creek field, Barber creek field, Rawlins Mammoth, Pictographs and Petroglyphs of the Castle Gardens area, Overland Trail and more.

Symposium on Recently Developed Geologic Principles and Sedimentation of the Permo-Pennsylvanian of the Rocky Mountains. 1966 Wyoming Geological Association for the 20th Annual Conference held August 31 to September 2, 1966 in Casper, Wyoming. (As far as I can tell, this is entirely separate from the 20th Annual Field Conference Guidebook which was printed in 1968.) Loose-leaf in a 3-ring binder. Page numbering is curious and is explained in the Editor’s note at the beginning. The publication was first prepared for the conference held in Casper, then later corrected and expanded to this form, which is complete with the 126 original pages plus the page group ending in 90r. (Very Good, with lightly rubbed cover) $28

Symposium on Tertiary Rocks of Wyoming : 1969 : Wyoming Geological Association Guidebook. 21st Field Conference Guidebook. Hardback, three-punch bound inside, 233p., 8 folded illustrations in pocket. Contains 30 technical articles plus shorter pieces such as Introductions and Stratigraphic nomenclature chart. 3 days of road logs. Among other content a sample of topics mentioned includes Wind River Basin, Tepee Trail formation, Badwater Creek area, Tatman formation, Pass Peak formation, Hoback formation, Geology and vertebrate paleontology of the Northeastern Green River Basin, Pavillion field, Waltman field, Cooper Reservoir field, Madden gas field, Frenchie draw field, Project Wagon Wheel, Project Thunderbird, Trona, Oil shale, more. (Very Good, bumped corner) $34

Symposium on Wyoming Tectonics and Their Economic Significance : 1971 : Wyoming Geological Association Guidebook. 23rd annual field conference, Casper, Wyoming – September 20-22, 1971. Hardback, 187p.., plus 18 folded plates in pocket. This guidebook contains 17 technical articles plus a road log of the Lost Soldier – Green Mountain area. Among much other detail, there is specific mention of Bighorn mountains, Fanny Peak Lineament, Gas Hills Uranium district, Drape folding, Uinta mountains, Absaroka mountains, Hilliard formation, Lamont-Bairoil area, and more. (Very Good, with lightly rubbed cover) $28

Wyoming Oil and gas fields symposium : Powder River Basin (Both Volumes I and II). 1981. Wyoming Geological Association. 11x8.5", loose pages in a large 3-ring binder. 472p. total.., illus. plus 28 folded plates in a pocket. This is almost entirely data sheets for individual fields and related information like structure maps. Excellent condition. $35

Wyoming Stratigraphy : Subsurface Stratigraphy of the Pre-Niobrara formations in Wyoming. 1956 Wyoming Geological Association. From the preface, it sounds as if the WGA planned to add other parts (publications) to this study, but I can find no record of them. In any case, this publication is complete as is. Loose-leaf in a 3-ring binder, 98 pages plus 9 folded plates plus index map (a total of 10 items) in pockets. Stratigraphic discussions in text include Bighorn Basin, Wind River Basin, Western Powder River Basin, Eastern Powder River Basin, Green River Basin, Eastern Great Divide – Washakie Basins, Shirley and Laramie Basins, Denver – Julesburg Basin. Poor (All Good, with name stamps, but missing folded pocket plates pertaining to Bighorn part 2, Wind River, Powder River eastern, Great Divide and Washakie, and Denver-julesburg basins) - $5

BLM Maps : Color, folded, Most are Scale 1 : 250,000. Please note minor differences in coverage area and dates in the very similar titles. These maps came to me separately and were not associated with a report when I received them, nor is a report title indicated on them. (may be minor soil on outside when folded).

Energy Resources map of Wyoming. 1975 Geological survey of Wyoming. Compiled by Gary B. Glass, William G. Wendell, Forrest K. Root, Roy M. Breckenridge. Scale 1:500,000. Very nice full color large map. The categories (often with sub-categories) shown are Coal, Uranium, Electricity, Geology (some), Oil Shale, Geothermal, Petroleum and Natural Gas. (Good except outer surface (when folded) has some mild soil and a short tear). $5

Map of Bighorn Forest Reserve, Wyoming, showing distribution of Woodlands. By F. E. Town. 1898. Scale about 1" = 4 miles. This is a folded color map measuring around 18x20". It was printed as part of Nineteenth Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey to the Secretary of the Interior 1897 - 1998: Part V -- Forest Reserves, plate 37. This is a topographic map with the forests marked in green. (Good. Crease intersections may have short tears) $5

Wyoming Geology and Natural History Publications : Misc.~9x6" unless otherwise noted, some are offprints.

Dinosaurs of Wyoming Field Trip, Road logs. This was created for Field Trip # 29 for the AAPG and the Wyoming Geological Association, June 16 – Jun 19, 1994. It also includes individual day field trips during the Wymoing Geological Association’s DINO 94 conference. Edited by Kent A. Sundell. 8.5x11”, 64 pages, illustrated, staple bound. (originally issued in a three-ring binder, but now stapled in upper left corner). $15

Earth Science Bulletin vol. 7(2) : 1974. Wyoming Geological Association. 36p. illus. (some pencil marks) $6

FINAL South Powder River Basin Coal Environmental Impact Statement, volumes 1 and 2. December 2003, U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, Wyoming, Casper Field Office. Softcover, 11x8.5”, paged in sections – probably about 1,000 pages. Illustrated, more data than you could want. Covers these tracts : NARO North, NARO South, Little Thunder, West Roundup, West Antelope. $32

Fountain and the Casper formations of the Laramie basin : a study on genesis of sediments by S.H. Knight. 1929.University of Wyoming Publications in Science : Geology Vol. 1 No. 1. 82p. 10x7" Illus.

Fumarolic - Hot Spring and "Epithermal" mineral deposit environment by Harrison Schmitt. 1950. Colorado School of Mines Quarterly vol. 45(1B). 21p. $4

Geologic history of Rocky Mountain region by Haun and Kent. 1965. Reprint from Bulletin of the AAPG, Vol. 49. 9.5x6.5", 20p., illus. $1

Geologic reservoir analysis, Mississippian Madison formation, Elk Basin Field, Wyoming - Montana. 1969. Extracted from AAPG Bulletin vol. 53(10). 20p. illus. $3

Geology of Deadman Butte area, Natrona county, Wyomng by Thomas Woodward. Extracted from Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Bull. AAPG), 9x6”, illus. 1957, Vol. 41(2), pp. 212-262. $10

Heart Mountain and South Fork detachment thrusts of Wyomng by William Pierce. Extracted from Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Bull. AAPG), 9x6”, illus. 1957, Vol. 41(4), pages 591-626. $7

Highwall stability in open-pit coal mines, Western Powder River Basin, Wyoming and Montana. By Fitzhugh T. Lee, William K. Smith, and William Z. Savage. 1977. Society of Mining Engineers of AIME, preprint number 77-AM-73 for presentation at the 1977 AIME Annual meeting in Atlanta. 10x7”, staple bound, 39p., 15 figures, 1 table. $4

Index to Topographic Maps of Wyoming. USGS. Each one is a large folded sheet with map coverage outlined and named. In addition to the regular 7.5” minute topographic map sheets produced up to that time, it includes some of the 15” and other smaller scale maps. These smaller scale maps are usually / frequently out of print now and no longer shown on the currently issued Indices from the USGS. Thus, the old indices can be very helpful in identifying the names and coverage areas for smaller scale topo maps. Each one shows different coverage as of that date.

Investigations relating to Sulphur and Pyrite by the USGS in 1907. By E.G. Woodruff. 1908. USGS, Washington printing office. 8p. plus plate. Most of the text and the plate pertain to Sulphur deposits at Cody, Wyoming. $3

Keystone faulting and gravity sliding driven by basement uplift of Owl Creek mountains, Wyoming. by Donald U. Wise. Extracted from Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Bull. AAPG), 9x6”, illus. 1963, Vol. 47(4), pages 586-598. $5

Main body of Wasatch formation near La Barge, Wyoming. By Steven S. Oriel. Extracted from Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Bull. AAPG), 9x6”, illus. 1962, Vol. 46(12), pages 2161-2173. $4

Metallogeny of some Wyoming deposits by Hausel and Harris. 1983. 11x8.5", 18p., illus. GSW Reprint 44. $2

Mitigation of water contamination at the historic Ferris – Haggarty mine, Wyoming. By R. W. Resisinger and J. J. Gusek. 1998. SME Preprint 98-111. 11x8.5”, 6p., 7 figures, 2 tables. $2

Natur und Museum, Vol. 63 number 4, April 1933. This is a rarely found piece of American National Parks memorabilia, a 1933 issue of Nature and Museum (In German) a nice, illustrated article on the American National Parks, specifically Yellowstone National Park, Bryce National Park and Zion National Park. The article title is "Volkserziehung in amerikanischen Nationalparken" by Dr. C. Teichert. It is 11 pages long and has 7 excellent vintage photographs including a scenic with bridge, road and autos in Zion, Camper cabins in Yellowstone, and People standing outside a vehicle feeding a bear in Yellowstone! The cover photo also pertains to the article, showing Bryce. The entire issue is 9x6", pages 113-144, illus., plus 8 pages of Senckenberg Nachrichten (April 1933). Among other articles, there is one on the Vanilla Orchid. CONDITION: Good. Generally clean and bright. Cover partly split along spine. Cover edges a bit darkened. The center spread (Genckenberg Nachrichten) is on another kind of paper that is tanned. $6

Natural gas resource characterization study of the Mesaverde Group in the greater Green River Basin, Wyoming : a strategic plan for the exploitation of tight gas sands. By Ronald C. Surdam and associates. 1994 Institute for Energy Research, University of Wyoming, Laramie. This is the 1992-1993 Annual report for the Gas Research Institute, Chicago – Report number GRI-93/0423. 452p., illus., plus 9 plates. Loose-leaf, 11x8.5”. Cover sheet is a copy, the other pages appear to be originals - however, I am not familiar with the original format of this publication so it is possible that all pages are copies. (All Good with lightly bumped edges, but missing the 9 plates that go with Chapter 9 "Stratigraphy and Sedimentation." $45

New occurrence of Paleocene mammals in the Evanston formation, SW Wyoming. 1969. Smithsonian contributions to Paleobiology #2. 10x8", 17p., photos, EXC!! Plates. $5

Oil and Gas Development Maps of Wyoming. Published by MAPCO, Denver, Colorado. Softcover, post bound, oversize, 17” x 11”. The state is broken into 55 sections and each section has a page showing locations of : Drilling, Oil Producer, Abandoned oil producer, Gas Producer, Shut in gas producer, Abandoned with gas show, Suspended drilling, Dry and Abandoned, Water injection well, Water or disposal well, Total depth, Field name. 56 pages. Sorry, I could not find a date anywhere. I have similar reports for North Dakota and South Dakota (see listings in those states). $58

Oil and gas prospecting beneath the Precambrian of foreland thrust plates in the Rocky Mountains. By Robbie Gries. Geological Survey of Wyoming Reprint 37. Reprinted from “The Mountain Geologist”, vol. 18(1), 1981, pages 1-18, illus., 11x8”. (WGS cover sheet rumpled, article is VG) $4

Oregon basin Field, Park County, Wyoming. By Paul T. Walton. Extracted from Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Bull. AAPG), 9x6”, illus. 1947, Vol. 31(8), pages 1431-1453, fold-out plates and map. $7

Paleozoic and Mesozoic stratigraphy of Northern Gros Ventre mountains and Mount Leidy highlands, Teton county, Wyoming. By Helen L. Foster. Extracted from Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Bull. AAPG), 9x6”, illus. 1947, Vol. 31(9)., pages 1537-1593. $15

Paleozoic formations near Cody, Park county, Wyoming. By T.F. Stipp. 1947, Vol. 31(2), pages 274-281. $3

Petrographic analysis of the Bridger, Washakie, and other Eocene formations of the Rocky mountains. 1914. Amer Museum of Natural Hist. 14p. (bumped corner) $2

Physiography of the Bishop conglomerate, SW Wyoming. 1910. J. Geol. 32p. photos. $4

Pitchfork formation, detrital facies of early basic breccia, Absaroka range, Wyoming. By Richard L. Hay. Extracted from Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Bull. AAPG), 9x6”, illus. 1956, Vol. 40(8), pages 1863-1898. $8

Post-depositional history of Tensleep sandstone (Pennsylvanian), Big Horn basin, Wyoming. By T.W. Todd. Extracted from Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Bull. AAPG), 9x6”, illus. 1963, Vol. 47(4), pages 599-616. $4

Rediscovery of the Avian Fossil Presbyornis from the Eocene of Wyoming. by Alan Feduccia and Paul O. McGrew. 1975. Extracted from National Geographic Society Research Reports, Volume 16. Flamingo nesting site. 5p., illus. $2

Roadside Geology of Wyoming. By David R. Lageson and Darwin R. Spearing. 1988 Mountain Press Publishing, Missoula. Softcover, 9x6”, 273p., some color, a very large number of maps and illustrations. Around 75 different road sections are described. Use this book to locate and understand the interesting geologic features along the road. $8

Roadside Geology of the Yellowstone country. By William J. Fritz. 1985, 1998 Mountain Press Publishing, Missoula. Softcover, 9x6”, 149p., some color, a very large number of maps and illustrations. Around 20 different road sections are described. Use this book to locate and understand the interesting geologic features along the road. $8

Structural trends in central western Wyoming by Horberg, Nelson, and Church. 1949. Bulletin of Geographical Society of America. 34p, Photographs and fold-out maps. Stamps, filing marks. $6

Wyoming Trona. By Lawrence E. Mannion. 1975. Society of Mining Engineers of AIME, preprint number 75-H-309 for presentation at the 1975 SME Fall meeting in Salt Lake City. 8x5”, staple bound, 15p., 4 figures. $2

Wyoming - Utah overthrust belt structural style : Field guide to AAPG Trip #5 : June 11-14. 1980. 11x8.5", comb-bound, mostly unpaged - about 75p. including numerous fold-outs. Extremely nice illustrations : many aerials and color. Much of this tour seems to have been conducted from the air - centered around Jackson, Wyoming. (cover has minor color chips, edge lightly bumped) $36

FOR REFERENCE : All Wyoming Geological Association Guidebooks in Numerical Order.
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1. First Annual Field Conference, 1946 : Central and Southeastern Wyoming
2. Second Annual Field Conference, 1947 : Big Horn Basin, Wyoming
3. Third Annual Field Conference, 1948 : Wind River Basin, Wyoming
4. Fourth Annual Field Conference,, 1949 : Powder River Basin, Wyoming
5. Fifth Annual Field Conference, 1950 : Southwestern Wyoming
6. Sixth Annual Field Conference, 1951 : Southcentral Wyoming
7. Seventh Annual Field Conference, 1952 : Southern Big Horn Basin, Wyoming
8. Eighth Annual Field Conference, 1953 : Laramie Basin and North Park, Wyoming and Colorado
9. Ninth Annual Field Conference, 1954 : Casper area, Wyoming
10. Tenth Annual Field Conference, 1955 : Green River Basin, Wyoming
11. Eleventh Annual Field Conference, 1956 : Jackson Hole area, Wyoming
12. Twelfth Annual Field Conference, 1957 : Southwest Wind River Basin, Wyoming
13. Thirteenth Annual Field Conference, 1958 : Powder River Basin, Wyoming
14. Fourteenth Annual Field Conference, 1959 : Big Horn Basin, Wyoming
15. Fifteenth Annual Field Conference, 1960 : Overthrust Belt of Southwestern Wyoming and adjacent areas
16. Sixteenth Annual Field Conference, 1961 : Symposium on early Cretaceous rocks of WY and adj. areas
17. Seventeenth Annual Field Conference,1962 : Symposium on Early Cretaceous rock of Wyoming
18. Eighteenth Annual Field Conference, 1963 : Joint field conference of the Billings geological and Wyoming geological associations, Northern Powder River Basin.
19. Nineteenth Field Conference, 1965 : Rock Springs Uplift, Wyoming
20. Twentieth Field Conference, 1968 : Black Hills area; Wyoming, South Dakota, and Montana.
21. Twenty-First Field Conference, 1969 : Symposium on Tertiary rocks of Wyoming.
22. Twenty-Second Field Conference, 1970 : Symposium on Wyoming Sandstones
23. Twenty-Third Field Conference, 1971 : Symposium of Wyoming tectonics and their economic significance.
24. Twenty-Fourth Field Conference, 1972 : Rawlins area, Wyoming
25. Twenty-Fifth Field Conference, 1973 : Geology and mineral resources of the Greater Green River Basin, Wyoming.
26. Twenty-Sixth Field Conference, 1974 : Muddy Sandstone, Wind River Basin, Wyoming.
27. Twenty-Seventh Field Conference, 1975 : Geology and mineral resources of the Bighorn Basin
28. Twenty-Eighth Field Conference, 1976 : Geology and Energy Resources of the Powder River.
29. Twenty-Ninth Field Conference, 1977 : Rocky Mountain Thrust Belt Geology and Resources.
30. Thirtieth Field Conference, 1978 : Resources of the Wind River Basin
31. Thirty-First Annual Field Conference, 1980 : Stratigraphy of Wyoming.
32. Thirty-Second annual field conference, 1981 : Energy Resources of Wyoming.
33. Thirty-Third Annual Field Conference, 1982 : Geology of the Yellowstone Basin Area.
34. Thirty-Fourth Annual Field Conference, 1983 : Bighorn Basin
35. Thirty-Fifth Annual Field Conference, 1984 : Permian and Pennsylvanian geology of Wyoming.
36. Thirty-Sixth Annual Field Conference, 1985 : Cretaceous Geology of Wyoming.
37. Thirty-Seventh Guidebook, 1986 : Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas fields = Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Field Studies.
38. Thirty-Eighth Field Conference, 1987 : The Thrust Belt Revisited.
39. Thirty-Ninth Field Conference, 1988 : Eastern Powder River Basin and Black Hills.
40. Fortieth Field Conference, 1989 : Gas resources of Wyoming.
41. Forty-First Field Conference, 1990 : Wyoming Sedimentation and Tectonics.
42. Forty-Second Field Conference, 1991 : Mineral resources of Wyoming.
43. Forty-Third Field Conference, 1992 : Rediscover the Rockies.
## Special : 1993 : Special Wind River Basin Guidebook (Wind River Indian Reservation Area)
44. Forty-Fourth Field Conference, 1993 : Jubilee Anniversary.
45. Forty-Fifth Field Conference, 1994 : Dinosaurs of the Rockies.
46. Forty-Sixth Field Conference, 1995 : Resources of Southwest Wyoming.
47. Forty-Seventh Field Conference, 1996 : Geology of the Big Horn Basin.
48. Forty-Eighth Field Conference, 1997 : Prospect To Pipeline.
49. Forty-Ninth Field Conference, 1998 : Cretaceous & Lower Tertiary Rx. Bighorn Basin, Wyoming and Montana.
50. Fiftieth Field Conference, 1999 : Coalbed Methane & Tertiary Geology, Powder River Basin.
51. Fifty-First Field Conference, 2000 : Classical Wyoming Geology in the New Millennium.
52. Fifty-Second Field Conference, 2001 : Wyoming Gas: Resources & Technology.