High-resolution photographs of minerals on large wall posters
My poster files are designed to be printed at 36x24 inches. They can be printed at smaller sizes, but the descriptive text at the bottom which identifies each of the specimens may not be visible.
Unless and until I'm confident that there's a good market for the posters, I can't arrange to print a large quantity to bring the price down, and in any event the resolution and color depth used for sports posters, etc. would not do justice to the images. So currently we're stuck with getting single prints made at dedicated outlets. The quality available from Lulu.com is very high (basically they are photographic prints) and you can purchase them through my storefront. The price is $39.95 each, and like the calendars, I only make $1 on each one. If you click on one of the Buy Now buttons below, you go directly to Lulu checkout, so be sure of the size of the print you are purchasing. You can change this before completing your purchase.
You can skip the cost of shipping if there is a local printer to which I can upload the file, and you pick up the print. I charge $5 for doing the upload, and allow up to 2 prints from a single upload. Just contact me for details. I have tried printing them at Staples outlets but their quality is not too good - photo printers are much better. You should be sure of the quality of the print before asking me to upload a file.
If you object to the background color beneath the poster title, I can change that without much trouble. I will also consider any request for specific poster contents, though creating a new poster may take a few weeks.
Following are the posters currently available. Click on the image to see a higher-resolution version.
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Touissit, Morocco; with chrysocolla and tenorite, Morenci Mine, Arizona; with malachite, Morenci Mine, Arizona; Touissit, Morocco; encrusting barite, Touissit, Morocco; with zincian olivenite on iron hydroxides, Christiana Mine, Greece; cementing sandstone, Lost Lake Claim, New Mexico; with malachite, Liu Feng Shan Mine, China; Big Indian Mine, Utah; with chrysocolla, Liu Feng Shan Mine, China; Touissit, Morocco; with malachite, Kamareza Mines, Greece; Kerrouchene, Morocco; Kamareza Mines, Greece; Sierra Rica, Mexico 
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wire silver, Uchuchaqua Mine, Peru; leaf silver, Castle Mine, Ontario; dendritic silver, Poehla, Saxony; proustite on imiterite, Imiter Mine, Morocco; dyscrasite, Pribram, Bohemia; acanthite, General Mine, Fresnillo, Mexico; dendritic silver, Poehla, Saxony; acanthite, Reges Mine, Guanajuato, Mexico; pyrargyrite and sphalerite, San Genaro Mine, Peru; silver crystals, Batopilas, Mexico; clinosafflorite on dendritic silver, Castle Mine, Ontario; wire silver with quartz, Uchuchaqua Mine, Peru; wire silver on acanthite, Uchuchaqua Mine, Peru; silver crystals on acanthite, Batopilas, Mexico; dendritic silver, Eldorado Mine, Northwest Territories
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Fluorite #1 Yaogangxian Mine, China; Okorusu Mine, Namibia; Yaogangxian Mine, China; Dodgy Bugger Pocket, Rogerley Mine, England; Silver Creek, Oatman, Arizona; Villa Carlos Paz, Cordoba, Argentina; Tule, Mexico; Ten Thousand Knights Mine, Annaberg, Saxony; Yunling, Fujian, China (fluorescence pair); Xianghualing Mine, China
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Garnet grossular, Gilgit, Pakistan; grossular with uvarovite cores and vesuvianite, Jeffreys Mine, Quebec; spessartine on orthoclase, Longchang, Guandong, China; melanite, Sarbay Iron Mine, Kazakhstan; spessartine and quartz, Tongbei, Fujian, China; hessonite, Jeffreys Mine, Quebec; spessartine-almandine, Garnet Hill, Nevada; uvarovite, Saranovskii Mine, Siberia; andradite with hausmannite, Wessels Mine, South Africa; pyrope in garnet lherzolite, Kimberley, South Africa; grossular in eclogite, Roberts Victor kimberlite, South Africa; grossular, Lake Jaco, Mexico; grossular, Inyo County, California; grossular, Lake Jaco, Mexico
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