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This is a photograph of a museum display case containing various mineral specimens, taken in Triberg im Schwarzwald, Germany. The display case is made of wood with a brass trim. The minerals are arranged on glass shelves. In the top left of the case, a specimen of "Oolithischer Kalkstein" from Böttingen, Schwäb. Jura is visible. This rock is characterized by its circular, concentric patterns of reddish-brown and white. To the right of the limestone, a cluster of brown, prismatic crystals, labeled "CALCIT" and "Bitz (Schwäb. Jura)", is displayed. Further to the right, on the same shelf, are several small, clear, faceted crystals, and behind them, a larger, clear, multifaceted crystal specimen. On the lower shelf, a dark, metallic-looking mineral specimen, labeled "HÄMATIT RIO MARINA, Insel Elba", is prominently featured on the left. To its right, a large cluster of clear, translucent quartz crystals is displayed, with a label that reads "BERGKRISTALL St. Gotthard (Schweiz)". A darker, rougher mineral specimen is partially visible to the far right of this shelf. A faded informational poster with German text is mounted on the dark background of the display case, behind the top row of minerals. The poster has the heading "MINERALIEN" in large capital letters. The environment appears to be indoors, likely a museum setting, with diffuse lighting. No people are visible in the photograph.
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