The catapleiite crystals from this Sept 1994 find are unusually thick. They are also mostly singles, not rosettes. This specimen features several well formed csingle rystals, ranging from a few mm to 1.3 cm in diameter. The smaller crystals are very attractive under a scope. However, this isn’t really a display specimen because, under ordinary lighting, the catapleiite does not contrast with the matrix. 

The first pair of photos (FOV 6.0 x 4.6 mm) shows a near perfect, lustrous, crystal 5+ mm in diameter.

The next pair of photos (FOV 6.8 x 4.45 mm) shows a larger, equally lustrous crystal.

The third pair of photos, shows the largest (13 mm) crystal on the specimen.  It is ca 8-9 mm on edge. Beige natrolite prisms (perhaps covered by gonnardite) can be seen just above this crystal and elsewhere.There are also some polylithionite plates (e.g. stuck between the large crystal and smaller ones to the left). The beige "mud" in the lower right hand corner is actually discolored powdery dawsonite. Microcline and aegirine are also present.

The fourth pair of photos (FOV 4.45 x 6.7 mm) is a side view of the crystal shown in the second pair of photos along with another crystal next to it. There are other, smaller, crystals on the specimen.

Single item shipping weight (with MIN case) is 6.5 oz (185 g). For shipments outside the USA, up to a total weight < 8 oz (225g), this can be combined with another small item or two from this or other auctions for the same postage. If you don’t need the Min case, you can save about 0.8 oz in  weight which could be used for something else.

Within the USA, postage for total weights up to 13 oz ranges from $4.50 to $6.50 (including packing etc) regardless of destination. Above 13 oz, I will use “own box” Priority Mail. The rate, including packing, varies by destination from $7.25 to $9.50.