One face of a lustrous, jet black ferberite crystal with interesting growth patterns is bare, while the opposite face is dusted with microcrystalline muscovite and several distinct but dull arsenopyrite crystals to 8 mm. We also see a 4 mm quartz crystal, nearly perpendicular to the ferberite face, and displaying distinct bluish fluorescence under shortwave UV (probably due to a high tungsten content). One minor incomplete spot along the edge of the ferberite where a small 'sidecar' ferberite was broken, but otherwise the specimen is in quite nice condition.