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Bulletin of the Subalpine Mining Association - Year III No. 3-4 September December 1966 GEOLOGY AND GENESIS OF THE TALC DEPOSITS IN THE PINEROLESE ( ) 1 - Purpose o f the note Luigi Peretti The talc extracted from the mines of the Cottian Piedmontaine Alps (the so-called "Pinerolese" [Pinerolo] region)--more precisely: the "white talc" variety that constitutes a good part of the production--presents specific natural characteristics that confer on the commercial product the known and particularly appreciated application requirements.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT April 6, 1965 Supersedes F7D-976 Dated July 8, 1964 FORT DODGE.

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