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MEZÖ-MADARAS 1852 (Romania)
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| Mezö-Madaras L3.7, Romania, fell 1852, 16.2 g, ex coll. Schmutzler (Koblitz) Germany |
OHABA 1857 (Romania)
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| Ohaba H5 vnd. Romania, fell 1857 October 11, 0.475 g, photo shows crusted side. |
MOCS 1882 (Romania)
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| Mocs L6 vnd.; Romania fell 1882; 30.14 g fully crusted individual with original Cluj museum label |
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| Mocs L6 vnd.; fell in Romania in 1882 February 3; fragm., 43.0 g (ex. Rob Elliott Coll., U.K.) |
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| Mocs, Romania, L6, Fell 1882 Feb. 3, 7.84 g |
SOKO-BANJA 1877 (Serbia)
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| Soko-Banja LL4 br.; Serbia, fell 1877, 11.5 g |
JELICA 1889 (Serbia)
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| Jelica LL6 br., Serbia, 1889 Dec.1, 1.9 g /0.9 g |
MILENA 1842 (Croatia)
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| Milena L6; Croatia, fell 1842 April 26, 0.82 g, ex. Monnig Coll. |
OESEL 1855 (Estonia)
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| Oesel L6; Saaremaa, Estonia, fall 1855 May 11; 0.833 g, ex coll. NEMS. |
One synonym of Oesel is Kaande. A. F. Gebel wrote in 1868: Many people believe in apparitions
of the Devil. To defend themselves from his mystical attacks, simple folk ground pieces of the Kaande meteorite into powder,
then swallowed it; or carried pieces of the meteorite on their chests as amulets. People not only assured me of this in Kaande,
but I myself saw and obtained several such amulets, kept by peasants and especially by peasant women.
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| Oesel L6; Saaremaa, Estonia, fall 1855 May 11; 0.85 g, ex coll. Swiss Meteorite Lab. |
PILLISTFER 1868 (Estonia)
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| Pillistfer EL6; Estonia, fell 1868, 11.95 g, ex coll. Bob Haag |
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