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Instantly and positively rejects over 90% of all shallow trash with negative indications, yet it has a controlled differential rangethat gives you a positive indication on that deeper pot or can containing gold or silver coins or old guns or other deep relics andartifacts.
REJECTS: Bottle caps,
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The first and only completely analytical detector with computerized hybrid thin film micro integrated circuit with subminiaturesuper precision compatible components. Nothing like this ever available to the treasure hunter before. Absolutely infallible indifferentiation. Instantly and positively identifies all metals in differential range as trash or treasure.
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WILLIAM KNYVETT,
PUBLISHER-EDITOR
GEORGE BRAGA,
Art
Director
MARY FRANCES STRONG,
Field Trip Editor
JACK PEPPER,
Special Feature Editor
ENID C. HOWARD,
Associate Editor
F.
A. BARNES,
Utah
Associate Editor
GLENN VARGAS,
Lapidary Editor
K. L. BOYNTON,
Naturalist
MARVEL BARRETT.
Circulation Manager
Volume 36, Number 6JUNE 1973
CONTENTS
THE COVER:Where the cacti meet thesea. The west coast of BajaCalifornia at Punta
Banda.
Photo by Ed
Cooper
ofEverett, Washington.
DESERT CANARYSLICKROCK AND PETRIFIED DUNES"QUEEN'S LACE" TRAVERTINEGENERAL DELIVERYANCIENT GHOSTS OF THE MALPAISA FRENCHMAN'S FOLLYTHE BEST OF BAJA
Robert HyattF. A. BarnesAlary Frances StrongAl PearceMel LewisJay WidenerEnid Howard
DEPARTMENTS
PEEK IN THE PUBLISHER'S POKEBOOK REVIEWSON THE TRAILDESERT LIFERAMBLING ON ROCKSLETTERS TO THE EDITORCALENDAR OF WESTERN EVENTS
William KnyvettBooks for Desert ReadersRuss LeadabrandDr. Hans BaerwaldGlenn and Martha VargasReaders' CommentsClub Activities
EDITORIAL, CIRCULATION AND ADVERTISING OFFICES: 74-109 Larrea St., Palm Desert, California 92260. Telephone Area Code714 346-8144. Listed in Standard Rate and Data. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: United States, Canada and Mexico; 1 year, $5.00; 2 years,$9.50; 3 years $13.00. Other foreign subscribers add $1.00 U.S. currency for each year. See Subscription Order Form in this issue. Allowfive weeks for change of address and send both new and old addresses with zip codes. DESERT Magazine is published monthly. Secondclass postage paid at Palm Desert, California and at additional mailing offices under Act of March 3, 1879. Contents copyrighted 1973by DESERT Magazine and permission to reproduce any or all contents must be secured in writing. Unsolicited manuscripts and photo-graphs WILL NOT BE RETURNED unless accompanied by a self-addressed and stamped envelope.
June,
1973
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