Float Copper bookends highly polished and laquered to prevent oxidation

Description

These Float Copper bookends have been highly polished and laquered to prevent oxidation from changing their pantina. There is cork attached to the bottom to help prevent scratching surfaces.
Measurements: ~9" wide x 8" tall x 1-1/2" deep
Location: Michigan State, USA
More Information
Butchite, usually known as Float Copper, is found in abundance in the state of Michigan. In geology, "float" is a term that refers to any material that has been carried away by erosion from where it was formed. This happened with Copper in Michigan during the glacial drifts of the Pleistocene period, thereby making it "Drift Copper" as well. Float Copper is usually found along river beds that were formed by melt water from the glaciers.